The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-01-14

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ths anaop nm d snonsy v - oullsotsd Tor. I,
iswss ikis O'clock vh.a W revss. "a.
Iin'dedia,ely after Inc anon reco,s Nj.
Z Donohoe Ufered resolpki ton spy0yl ding
for doing and furnithi{2 III efhting
which may be required BY tithef HOUSE OF
the present section In Offering the reso.
lutlun Nj. Donohos said ,he matter was
In accordance with provision. o. the Con'
stitutiOn and WIS important 1nnsmuch q
wilhou. IL no bill could be printed. As
was allowed to present the resolution
without the uuual notice and Its first read'
Ing followed.
BY the unanimous consent Of tho Mern-
hers the resolution was read second lime
then By sections aud title, and ordered to
the ecn,.te for concurrence, without going
to comInittse. The resolution proyldes
for tho publication OF Lills three times III
two daily papers, and cuJoius upon print
lhs work Ut the maximum price OF VI
per page for 800 copies or loss aud $l.50 per
page tor 1UOU copies or more. The measure
Is considered just to all concerned, =
AR. CLARK gavs'nUtico OF I'm act TO ragu'
/. lata tho pra0 Toe vf veterinary surgery ~
? thu stat, Tbs Measursis designed 70 u
censvs and compel mon who may desire
W AsrdCtiCd VotoTiuAEy ou&VAy ~
an ex animation In medicine, sucn as ID
. not The case to-day. Y, t-ss
Chairman Robertson appointed to OK
anime the accounts Vt the librarian report.
Cd total money handled by chat officer
amour ed to Sl,a09 40. The expenditures
were $500, leaving u balance Of 500 49,
The receipts for incidentals were $l27.5S.
and expenditures. $l29G9, leaving due The
librarian f204. ,
MIR Burn, gave notice Of on act 'provid-
ing that u portion Of moneys arising from
licenses for the saie of into aicating liquors
in tho city Of Wilmington shall be paid to
Mayor and Conncil of Wilmington This
is the bill. which was drafuod by the L,gis-
lntivo committee Of the Wilmington City.
Council which 1t Is intended that one half
OF the 81. o 10 license paid annually by Vii
ming OH saloon men shall 60 mo tho
treasury of that city 10 be used lii support.
ing the police department.
Now The city doe, not receive cent OF
tho money, it going Into tho State Treas
ury with tho IS 100 from Kent and tho x30JV.
from Sussex, the entirv amount bsin u
used in supporting tho lower counties.
The present system Is considered an out
rageuus one'by tho venerable Mr., o Ncill
who fortunately Is chairman of the Coun-
CHS Law Commit 90, aud who fatherel
the measure lie rs we'll as the:Wilmina-
ten mrmber OF the General Assembly are
satisfied TINT the legislators from Kent
and Sussex counties will oppose the meis
ure ~ it l., designed ugainst them, but the
Wilmington representatives In both
houses wi force them to show their hands
DolOre he measure is defeated. .
Contrary to expectations tns joint reso-
buttons offered by senator Knox provid-
Ing Tor he appointment Of three attorneys
for the bodies, met with opposition when
it was presented for concurrence. MIR.
Donohoe called for the reading OF the bill
and after the clerk did SO Mr.. Donohpe re-
marked that for economy sake lie desired
to place himself OH record rs opposed TO
tho appointment Of Two attorneys for the
house.
The last session Mr. Donohoe said was
graced by tn, presence Of ono attorney
who had proved only 1gusehead, AMI IL.
though he did not desire the present ono
to 10 u repetition he meant no reelection oa
either OF tho gentlemen banned IN the reio.
luton He con ended that only one at.
tUrney wac necessary to look after legi-la.
ton In 10th huu,es and with the remark
that the Republicans had other business
than favoring friends moved thnt The rcso.
LUTON DC amended by striking out The
word two" and Inserting 'onc."
Mr. Barns of Whining ON led the Rep
ubliCans into the argumeni S, and of cou 80
in support OF tine resolution. lie remind
Sd Mr. JuEohue that although ons fiaurs
lawyer was employed by the House last
year three Others were employed to look
after II general corporation ACT which fall.
ell OF PASSAGE aud half dozen Others by
the different committees and at the close
of the session economy was sunk and
thoir bills paid with pleasure.
M. Burns conteEded that al hough tho
corporation act prusen ell yesterday was
Just us important u measure as the 0ne
which appeared before the HOUSE. at the
last session, the Republicans felt confident
that two attorneys could look after tand
all other bills that may DO offered. Mr..
Robertson supported his colleague from
Wilmington. while Mr.. McNulty support.
cd Mr Donuhoe This 1ded the discus.
sion and the yea and nay vote being called
the original resolution was adopted by a
strict party vote.
There are now three sick members OF
The delaware Legislature the latest one
being George II. West, CT Baltimore Hun
drel Sussex County. To-day it was learn
ed thatMr West was stricken with the
grip OF W elnesaay and isnow quite Ill.
Raporte hoard this afternoon are that
Representatives Pilling and Conoway will
bn here on Monday to take part in the eau
Gus for United STATES Senator,
The Week has not been busy one with
the lawmakers. Much of their lime how
ever has been occupied by caucus IN .ings
which Will produce their fruits Monday
night.
Light fingered individuals have been
about the state house during the week aud
n4a consequence many members have
lost ink wells, pens, pencils. etc. To-day
tha matter WAS to have been referred to on
tho floor Of the house, but for some REASON
it was not. Sergeant alarms Ishaln was
instructed. however. to prohibit The at
mission of anyone but members and news.
paper men after the session and to arrest
anyone caught taking articleJ from the
desks.
Repre- sentative McFarlin was glad 10.
day that he WINS not serving milk at home
The streets presented an icy surface which
made vehicular traffic very difficult and
earned for tho mikman the price of their
ock in trade
Representative Donohoo Is the leader
OF the Democrats and a member who coin.
mands tho re poet of every member of the
body. Mr.. Dunuhoc is Il graduate in
parliamentary law aud is frequently cal
led upon by Speaker Clark to assist him.
General Donchoe is also friend of the
newspaper correspondents and always
hold, himself ready to supply any infor.
motion hat may be desired.