Evening journal., 1899-03-01

Nlllne lOr the projections OF sturgeon.
FOR THE MEDICAL BILL.
Dr. Howard Ogie, DIR. IT. o. Clement.
Dr. E. W. Cooper, DR.. E S. Anderson
and DR.. W. f. Davis constituted a dee
gaticr which worked in the State
House yesterday for iNe passage ci the
medical bill affecting the admission
Of practitioners from other
lsiates Who ccme to Della
ware to settle ant practice. This bnl
gives the examining boards the or.scn
Of examining such candidates or not.
and fixes at $50 the fee fer the admis-
SION cf such applicants to practice
here. II also gives the Medical Coun-
eli the right to revoke the license of
dCetcrs whc are chronic drunkards. or
HlAo engage in criminal malpractice or
quackery. At the afternoon session of
the Senate the bin was passed, after
Dr. Cooper had explained lis provi-
slons. Senator BlalSely voted against
,t and senator Pennew,il refralned
frcm voting.
CLOSED SIoASON Bull KILLED.
BY a vote of II nays 10 yeas the
senate committee killed the Senate bill
making a uwo-ysars clczed season for
game, which was reported unfavoratay.
An amendment reducing the time to
ore year was defeated, and when the
hN was put on it's final passage II was
lost by the following vote: Yea
Msesrs. B,akety. FarIow, Hart, Maull
and Nsdcar;in--5. Nay-Messrs. Alice.
Brasure, Knox, Shakespeare, Meredseh,
Moore, Pennewill, Pyle Slaughter.
Lewis and Mr.. President-1l.
IN CASE OF a TURN-DOWIN.
O. w. Jones. Of Greenwood. Is an ap-
plicant for superintendent OF free
schools Il Sussex county in event OF the
nOn-ccnihrmatgon Of lRcman Tammany.
He 81 a graduate Of Delaware College
and mas taught some OF the leading
schools q Sussex county, including
these Of Laurel Principa, Matched, OF
the Loves public schools. is also 1t is
said, an applicant in ouoh an even
tualHy.
ELECTRIC LIGHT FOR DOVER.
Tie Senate parsed the House bill au-
;horizrng the Town Council Of Dover
to pun in an electric light pant.
elETTLaNG Wl1lH COMMITTEE
The expense OF remodetrg the Slate
House and experimenting the work
came to a head in the Senate yesterday
wthan Senator Moore presented the re-
pcrt OF the committee appointed 10 set
tie with the Legislative committee hav-
ing the work in charge. 1t showed an
unexpended balance cf $t79.73 OF tn,
appropriation and recommended an
allowance Of $3.50 each to john w
Fenimore. Sr, John M. @ Moore, j
Frank Eliason. Benjamin "a. Hazel ant
Asbury smith. This report was fcrloow'
by the Offering Of a resolution carry
ing with it the $3.50 appropriation to
each OF these men, and it was imme-
diately adopted
IN SENATE COMMITTEE.
These House bills we're given twS
readings in the Senate and sent 3,
committee: House bits establishing I
state wOrkhowse; providing constab,a
for the Wilmington and Brandywinl
lsprirgs Railway Company; providin,
a general ,aw for loan ass eciations
providing graded school facilities il
thie state; i'm re.atlon to putting ca.tcl
Questions to teachers; to allow Har
rington to raise $500 for school pur
lposes; to incorporate the town 0f Lit
be Creek; six acts in relation to IN
tax office cf New Castle county; i
relation TO the Wilmington garbag
crematory
AGAINST THE ABBCTr BILL
Senator AlB5ott's hIl consoiidatin
the public schools OF Milford is helm
anGagonized, and yesterday a delegs
ticn came to Dover and urged th
House Committee on Education to r.
port the bin unfavoraby and have
killed. Those comlposiong THE ds-eg'
aon were Ex-Governor WiIiam
Watson, ex-Congressman John w. Car
sey. John p. Stewart, Lieutenant Re,
nolds, Colonel Robert III. WIliams,
w. Truitt, ex-president Of Tow
u Council; James r. Anderson, Fran
Richards, ex-Representative Perry
u Richards and Dr.. Robert Y. Watso
They claimed that the present schoo
were adequate; that the bonded i
e debtedness OF the town was alreat
$45, 900 and the people did net wa
SIS, 900 added to it. Not only THAT, b
d they held that one of the prese
g school buildings reverted TO the M
! sonic fraternity after 1T ceased TO
r used for school purposes.
= In the absence OF Senator Aibbc
n nothing was done with the bin.