Evening journal., 1899-03-03

NAtdu up an tut luOluo ldANAb III tue
road during the process Of trimming.
but only such as are taken up by a
Ihorse-rake There were some who
held that under the bill passed a
farmer could be sued for damages by
wheelmen whose wheels were pune
tured, and to guard against this the
bin was introduced.
THE FAVORED list.
In the House favorable reports were
made on these bills. II -use iblls re.ating
TO real estate late OF Salae c. Gordy:
House bill alith-rizing the recorder OF
deeds of New Castle county to make
ind,ces.
FAsEI1D THE HOUSE.
These bills were passed by the
Hsnse: House bin authorizing the gov
ernor TO appoint a notary public for
the office Of the Repauno Chemical
Company; House bill increasing the
appreciation of Sit. M.chael's Hosr.ta.
and Day Nursery for Babies; House
bin epprcprlating money for the erec-
tion at Gettysburg ,S an equestrian
monument to the memory OF Major
General George Sykes (as amended)
(vote; Yea, "a; nay. g.; House bill ex-
tending the time for collecting taxes in
the city of New Castle
FcR THE MEDICAL B1II
After hclding a BRET meeting here
yesterday the State Board OF Health
had a hearing before the committee on
the proposed amendment to the medl-
caA law. Among the members here
were Drs. l. S. Vallandigham, r. G..
EGegocd, p w. Tom.ins,n. L. A. II.
Bishop and E. w. Cooper. They also
advocate dthe passage CT the Dill estab-
lis.hing a pathological and bacteriolyi-
cal laboratory at Delaware College.
DFlNcl1RlATS IN CONFERENCE.
IA conference OF prominent Demo-
Gratis from all parts Of the state was
held in the governors room in the af-
ternocn to discuss the senatorial sltu-
alton. Among those present bcsides
members Of the General Assembly
were Governor Tunnel, ex-State SEN
ator Wilson T. Cavender ex-Reg.ster
Of Wills J.. Wilkins Cooch, Andrew
c. Gray. Edward Hcuston, Colonel
Harry Pennington, e. r.. Paynter
Charles Purnell and Dr. Eaegood
Their idea was to induce the five sill
YER Democrats to ultimately vote foi
Senator Gray hoping that something
would turn UP 20 effect his eldsticn
Nothing positive resulted from the con.
ference.
BIlAISE is SATISFIED.
Townsend Blake Of philadelphia,
nephew Of J. PierWont Morgan, who hai
been here Watching the progress or thl
general incorporation act. went hom
this afternoon. He said that he wal
perfectly satisfied with the terms o
the new law
ON THE BIG BILL.
Enrolling Clerk Watson, Of tn
House, began the big task OF enrolling
the general Incorporation law yester
day, 1t will require several days b
t complete t.
FlAVCRARLY REPOTIBD.
These bills were favorab,y reporte
g lby House committees; House bill pro
! lvidlng for the erection OF a monumen
to the memcry CT Lieutenant Clark
Churohman; House bill for the pre-
: ltectTon OF carp in this state; Hous
bin repeating the act inIoorporatin
z the Muddy Branch Ditch Company
House bin in relation to the attach
ment of wages of persons in New Cas-
: tie county for the necessarles of life
d House bill regulating the practice {
5 pharmacy; House bill authorizing tn
d governor to appoint a notary publ
: for the Lewes' National Bank Hous
L bill requiring pilots to pay a license.
PASSED THE HOUSE.
These bills passed the House: HCus
d bill relating, to the Kenton pub.
l. lrfuDNlcs CtudNt hlaA AtAatAuE ~ AAlN %
!. Element cf personal estates; House bi
Ie authorizing the recorder Of deeds (
a New Castle to make induces, amend,
{ so as to make the work gratuitCus
is SHAIMlCROSS' BIG HOG.
,r Representative Shal.cross has ju
l. killed a hog weighing 5O7 pound
ie Strange to say, he purchased the an
IN mal, when a pig, from President
r. the Senate Salmons.
e. AGJRBADY IN COMMITTEE.
d. Many bills were introduced in L
is House yesterday afternoon, and,
as fast as they were put in, the rules we
<. suspended and they were sent to COZ
n mgttee. These are the Introduction
he BY Mr.. Shallcross, act fixing at Augl
n 25 the opening Of the reed bird seas
es in this state; by Mr.. Herring, act
the relief of the Canterbury pub
schools by increasing their diyidcd
$50; by Mr. WagamOn. act amendi