Evening journal., 1899-01-05

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monwealgh. are hereby vested with
fun power and authority 20 enforce the
provisions Of this act as in other cases
within their jurisdiction.
and the said parent or superior
t-dy to whom any moneys, property or
ether effects Of such subordinate asso-
c.aton, shall be paid and delivered.
shall take and hold the same for the
purposes and intenis for which they
were received and held by such sutor-
d.n2te associatiOns. Provided. how
ever. that all suits commenced or
brought 10 enforce the provisions OF
inls act shall be commenced or brough.
within two years next after the time
when such division or distribution
shall have been made" Pamphlet
Laws. 1872, Section 1. Pepper & Lewis
Eigcet $40
Senator Bnsure has nct yet dccer-
mined the exact lines to be followed
in his bill.
TT is PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE
The official designation Of the pre-
-,iing officer Of the Senate has been
determined by judicial Interpretation
W AA'aA Ns|A.aNI n tNAAiHN ANWMNANN AMu NA~
Reading Clerk E. d. c. Hcgeman made
up the journal night before last they
were In dilemma. being unable to de-
eide whether they Should refer to Hon
Charles II. Salmors as president or
president pro tcmp0rC. They left the
mottor cpen for official advice. By pre-
awanscment when The journal was
read yesterday morning, Senator Pyle
.c1llel the attention of the chair 90 the
Qr ion, and suggested tha Judge
PcnncWill be asked FOR an opinion. the
Can-ttution not being explicit as to
the official doignation IN the absence
.cl q hcutcrsr.- governor that office
having toen created hut not yet flied.
The judge could not he fourd Just
then, and Senator Pyle raid:
"ln view Of the Nct that we are un-
able 20 find the judge and TO obtain hia
opinion I'm resarl 70 THE matter. 7
move that the journal be laid on the
table until 3 o'c.1ck in the afternoon.
Meanwhile we will try to ascertain lust
what .he condition is. II our presid-
irg officers title Is president of the
Senate. II rs an injustice to call him
president pro tempore"
His motion prevailed.
Aiter recess Senator Pyle informed
the senate that he had seen Judge PEN
I-Wlll. and he eXprCrsCd the 0r'nicn
that the constitutional designation was
| president pro tcmpOre, even though no
liauteaant-governoT had been elected
Therefore Senator Pyle moved that the
Journal be approved in that shape. and
/ the ErrIrtn rnnlr CO.. ,-,,,,tf..- ...'t.
shNNlk COMMITTEES PROVIDED.
AZ the afternoon session Of the Sen
ate Mr. Farlow offered a resolution
which WIS adopted, empowering the
/ PRECEDENT pro tempore TO appoint The
ic-owing committees:
Iorpordtiorn, Cities and Towns. En-.
rolled Bills. Elections. Accounts
| Gains. Finance, Judiciary. Vacant
| Lhnc1 Agriculture, Printing. Revised
C-da, Education and Fish, Oyste-n and
Game
PRIVILEGES or THE FLOOR.
Senator Moore offered a resolution
that ex-senatorB. members and ex-
members of the House. governor. state
Officials, members of the bar. repre.
eent3tivos OF the prers and women be
admitted 70 the privileges Of the floor
Of the Sernte. Il was adopted. Senator
F-nnewlll offered a resolution that the
eek cf the Senate be authorized 10
procure for members twenty copies Of
Smiths Diagram OF Parliamentary
rules. lt was adopted.
STlLL A MYSTERY.
The question Of which OF the eieht
Regular Republican and Union Rerlb-
lian members Of the State Senate
voted the blank ballot when Senator
Webster Blakelcy wcs running f9r
! president pro tempcre is still under
discussion. AT first it wins stated that
either Senator Knox or Senator Shakes
peare. who BOXED the caUcus. had
voted Sc. This was officially denied al
Regular Republican headquarters
Then 10 was said that Senator Brasure
! Un-Cu Republican. Of Sussex courty
had done st. He promptly character
lied the accusation as a lie cut Of the
whole cicth. Finally it was limited thai
Senator B,akeioy had himself cast the
blank Yesterday alte-nccn yCu- CORE
f-orien. asked Senator Biakaioy N n,
/ vo.cl the blank. "N9." he said. d"
d.inf and dont know VINO did" 81
/ the myrtery is sim unsolved.
LEVY COURTS AND ROADS.
Senator Lewis does not tnink th8
the superior Court should intererl
with the discretion cf the Levy Cuua
in the matter Of Widening straightcn
ing or laying out public roads. or II
er tilng upon it unnecessary cxpcrsl
in the matter of .sugvcys he will in
t.iuce b.ll making ,he Levy Court
of the three counties tine sole judges @
the ady.slbllNy q taking action ne
gari-rg amy read, and preventing then
4 from having to contend with Superio
/ Cur action. which prncticaliy amount
90 binder en- them.
THE ROIA.-CALL IMPROVED.
Geek CT the Senate Kenney. who ha
seen service as an officer Of the Unitel
States Selste, has made radica
change in the matter Of calling tn
r--.. Heretofore it has been "Mclrei
"Fyiei" "B.akol2yi" Now under tn
new order the term "Mr." is prcfxe
TO the names.
HUTTON GETS A PLUM.