Evening journal., 1899-03-01
NEW CASTLE BANK GOE S
Yesterday Red Letter Day in
Point of Attendance.
TAMMAtY AGAIN TO THE FORE
BUT HE WILL AGAIN BE TURNED
DOWN BY THE SENATE -nHE
MsLucAL ELL GOES THROUGH
TINE SENATE OTHER LESTsI-A-
TIVE WORK..

NALl@AL Eii-L GOlES IlHRJUlSH.
THE SENATE OTHER LESTsGlA-
TIVE WORK..
stan Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, March john s. Rossen
and WiJHam H. Head, OF Wilmington;
John s CoIins, of Dover, and George
d. Kelley, of Middietown. the four ex-
|perts appointed to consider the state s
interest in the Farmers Bank, held a
meeting here to-day and went over the
ground thoroughly, being assisted by
President Edward Rsdgely and Cashier
Waiter Morris. OF the Farmers BanR,
In this town. 1t was decided that the
New Castle branch would have 10 be
closed up, and after that the experts
considered what additional demands
should be made to those set forth IN the
bin now before the General Assembly
providing for the refinement Of a part
OF the capital stock of The bank.
u OaAo l-ODDl LAY.
Yesterday was the red-letter day Of
the see1ton- The State House was
crowded with persons who desired ar
frmative or negative action on various
pieces CT legislation. The Wilmington
City Railway companys friends rub
bed elbows with the Milford school
bill opponents. Litre Creek oystermen
and members of Wilmington City
Council were jammed together out
in the iotIby, and there were enough
doctors present TO cope with an epi-
demic In addition to these there was
the street and Sewer Department lobby
working among The members, and
Ihe,p.ng aong the good work Of making
HE miserable for the Statesmen.
LOCAL OPTION FOR SUSSEX.
Representative Hazard introduced
lic act submitting to the voters cf Sus-
sex county the question Of license or
no license for the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicating liquor In that coun.
ty. It is understood that the members
will refuse to pass the bills for KEN
and Sussex, claiming that The Consti-
tuition cannot force them to violate
their rights and duties as members
and to vote against their convictions
TAAIAlANY ONCE MORE.
AS predicted by your correspondent.
some days ago, Governor Tunnel .hal
once mere sent the name Of Roman
Tammany TO the senate for the offic,
Of superintendent CT free schools o.
Sussex county. Accompanying th'
commission are petitions signed by
over 900 citizens Of sussex county urg
ing confirmation They will be un
available, however, fer the Senate Il
determined not TO confirm him, anS
Senator Moore has received positive
assurances to that effect. GovernOl
Tunnen fully understands This senti
ment, but he felt that be could NIT ig
more the petitions which we're place.
in his hands.
With the name Of Roman Tammanl
lfor Sussex county he also cent il
Those Of Willard 4. Smith to he gu
perintendens of the New Castle schools
and Caleb c. Tindai for Kent county
MAULAis -FOUR BILLS.
Senator Maull introduced three biz
amendatory OF the charter Of Lewes
the text CT which was published h
the Evening Journal about a weel
ago. They relate to the election O
commissioners; the laying of improve
pavements, and the taxing of dogs 70
town purposes. He also introduced
biz amendatory Of the oyster law
which allows anyone to catch five bush
els Of oysters a day obs peddied With
one mile cf home without taking OF
a state aoense. This bi1 with he 1ille
with but little grace.
DOVER BILLS PASS.
Without hitch Of any kind tw
Dover bills passed the Senate yeste
day. and are now in the hands Of Oh
enrolling clerk Of the House. One al
aAorizes the Town Counci. 10 insta
an electric lighting plant, and the oth'
permits it 10 borrow $4,000, $4,000
which shall be used for the redeml
ton Of certain water bonds, and the r
naming Sl2 600 for the purchase cf u
electric plant.
BILLS FlAVCRABl-Y REPORTED.
In the House these bill were report
favorab,y: House bill reincorporatil
I, the town Of Leipsic Cwith an amen
r lmeaN; House bin reimbursing Alto
4 General White for extra servic
In prosecuting Mrs. Cordelia Botk
and in the case of the State VS.. Z
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
the Assawaman canal matter, with
amendment reducing the amount
;. compensation.
l. PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
D. Yesterday afternoon the House pas
ed the fo,-owing bills: House bin pl
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