Evening journal., 1899-03-10
Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
CIURCIHMLAlN BIIlL LOST.

ASSEMBLY, YESTERDAY.
Stan Correspondence Evening Journal.
ClEIUlRClHNllAlN BILL LOST.
with delegation OF New Century
Club women sitting in the lobby the
House bill proving a $1,000 monu-
ment OF Lieutenant Clarke Church
man was reported to the Senate with
out recommendation.
President Salmons left the chair and
Senator Moore presided.
Senator Pyle moved that the bill be
laid over until Monday at O'Clock.
This was objected to by Senator
Blakeiy who declared that the Gem
eral Assembly would not be in session
at that time.
Senator Pyle then wanted it to come
up at O'Clock on Saturday afternoon.
Senator Knox declared that such a
course would defeat the bill, and Sen
ator Abbott demanded immediate ac-
ton.
The vote was taken and the motion
was lost by the following vote:
Yea-ldessrs. Farlow Lewis, Mere
dith, Moore and Pyle-5.
Nay-NIessns. Abbott, Alice, Blakely
Pennewill, Brasure, Hart, Knox, Maull
Shakespeare, SIaughter-11.
Then the vote was taken On the bill and
resulted as follows:
Yea-lMessrs. Abbott Allee. Brasure
Hart, Knox, Pennewil. Shakespeare
Mr.. Presidents
Nay-Nessrs. Blakely. FarlowJLewis
Mau,l, Meredith. Moore, Pyle, Slaugh-
ter-S.
The bill was declared lost, andNIessrs
Knox and Shakespeare changed theil
votes in order to move for reconsider
alton.
Lieutenant Churchman's father camt
down yesterday, presumably in the in.
terest Of the bill
ANOTHER GAME BILL FIGHT.
Chairman Hart, of the Senate Com
mittee on Game, reported favorably thu
House bill allowing a dealer to sci
game and ship it out of the state, will
an amendment fixing the fee at SIC
which should go to the state. Senate
Knox offered an amendment fixing tn
fee at $40. This was defeated. Thel
It was discovered that the title was de
fective, and an amendment was offer
ed to cover that. 1t was adopted b.
vote Of to Z. Then the vote cam
on the bill, and Senator Mereditl
moved to recommit. This was defeate
by a vote Of to 9.
Senator Brasure then made an earn
est speech in favor Of the passage q
the bill, saying that those who raise
the game should be permitted to xii
and sell and ship it.
Senator Abbott spoke against Il
saying that if the bin passed he woul
never get a bird to eat, as all woul
be shipped out Of the state.
The bill was passed by the fo,lowin
vote. - q l,n n s{j
Yea--Messns. Blal1ely, Brasure, Fan
low, Hart. Lewis, Maull, Meredith
Moore and Pyle.
Nay-Nfessrs. Abbott, Alice, Kno,
Pennewill, Shakespeare, Slaughter, M
President.
TWELVE IN AT THE DEATH.
Chairman Pyle made an unfavorabl
report to the Senate Of the Senate bi
amending the law governing the roat
and highways Of Brandywine hundre
After he had explained the purposes
the amendment. and Senator Knox ha
corrected him. showing that the bi
was not as bad as he believed it, Il
Senate, by vote Of 12 to 2, killed Il
measure.
NAMES TO BE CHANGED.
in deserence to a request made by d
House the Senate returned to that bo,
the joint resolution appointing sta
directors for the Farmers Bank. Son
Of the names will be changed to me
objections.
TlEiREE KENTON HUNDRED BILL
Three House bills, dividing KentC
hundred into two election distric
fixing the voting places in Clayt,
and Kenton and naming Jonath;
Jacobs inspector for the First electit
district, passed the Senate.
GHNTlAL BILL GOES THROUGH.
Under suspension Of rules the Sc
ate passed the House bin amendato
of the dental laws Of the state. II
young woman dentist of Dover, I
whose sake the bill, was held UP,
celved her certificate on Tuesday, a
the bin was released.
A GAME BILL LOST.
The Senate Committee on Game ma
a favorable report on the House b
changing the game season. After CO
siderable sparring the bill was kill,
Senator Farlow changed his vote a
made desperate effort to have I
vote reconsidered and recommitted, /