Evening journal., 1899-01-21

out bitches. This law was another
piece OF pernicious legislation secureu
two years ago to knock out a ditch
suit pending in the Superior Court OF
Kent county
REGARDING UNCLAIMED MONEY.
RepresentatlveR Rose gave notice OF an
an act compelling all trust companies
and banks to publish an annual list OF
an unclaimed deposits. It ia said thar
in one on the Wilmington savings
banks there is 5000 unclaimed
money on deposit There must be
other umcyalmsH money In all OF The
banking institutions in the state
HiUsHIEBECK' DIVIDEND BILL.
Representative HusheDeck gave no
tice Of an act providing that all un.
claimed dividends OF all kinds shall re-
vert to the state treapury.
A PLUM FOR WATSON.
Yesterday the House passed the Sen
ate bin providing an enrolling clerk for
each House, and Immediately proceed
ed TO an e'ecaon. Representative
Burns. Regular Republican, nominated
A. A. Watson, Union Republican. OF
Dover; Representative Herring. Union
Republican, nominated Walter J. Har.
rtngihn. Union Republican; Represen.
tative Hunker, Union Republican.
nominated J. C. Wilson, Union Repub-
lichn; Representative MeNul9y. Demo
crat' Nominated j. Thomas Lowe
Democrat On the second ballot Wat.
non was elscted. On first ballot Repre.
sentative Robertson, Regular ReuibJ.
cah, glVe w. Scott Vernon. OF VIII
mine,on. a Complimentary. vote. hnt
afiewnrds changed to Watson. Repre.
sentatives Thhrp and Herring voted for
Harrington to the last.
MIR KING AND MATRIMoNY.
Representative Donahoe created a
hearty laugh in the House by ofrerine
the iorlbwrng resolution, which was
Adopted by unanimous vote and refer.
red TO Mr. King:
Resolved by the House Of Represen.
tauves in General Assembly met: THAI
Hon. William T. King. member OF the
House Of Representatives from the
Fifth Representative district OF
Sussex county be and he Is
hereby orlsred u have himsela
united in the bonds OF holy matrlmony
within the next thirty days ensuing.
lOr elise he shall be fined an oyster sup
per for the members OF the House oi
Representatives Of the present General
Assembly The lady of his choice
muzt be under six fe.e three inches
and must not weigh more than three
hundred pounds
BOTulGN CASE SETTLEMENT.
AT the morning session Of the SEN
ate Chairman Pyle. Of the committee
lcpp5inted to settle with Attorney Gen
eral Robert c White made the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted:
Amount OF money expended from No
vember %, 1895. Including amount ex-
pended by State Detective Bernard J.
MeVey, in the Botlin case, s269T.7S;
amount received from the state, ST.
243l7; bnlhnce due the attorney gen.
eshl s1,4546l. A similar report was
mhde by the Houhe committee and
adppseh.
BLAKEHlY AS PRESIDENT.
Senator Blakery occupied the posi-
tion OF president pro tenn OF the Senate
Tor a time yesterday morning, and the
mhn who clss that blank ballOi
against him at the ocghnization fel'
ashamed of himself when he SAW aoN
completely the senator filled the chair
I LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
City SioI1utor Henry c. Conrad, o.
Wilmington, who is here arguing ih'
appeal oase of Huffman and Forbes vs
the Municipal Court OF Wilmington
p was a State House visitor YESTERDAY
morning.
Assistant City Solicitor Medgord II
Cahoon WAS here yesterday in the in
D tereet Of the r2ddleIe' license bin an
(, ether birs in which the city is inter
Csted
The House referred the House bill
& regulating the practice OF veternar
g medicine and gurgery in this state.
j. The Senate passed the Senate bill Z
p amend chapter 80 Of the Revised Code
{ The Senate PASSED the House biI
s appointing a notary public for the Cd
o fee Of George C. Marls & Son in Wi
3 lmingtOn.
pTuRTED TO-MORROW.