The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-01-30

/ BILL PASSED
tor Brasure's Bill Passed in
the Senate.
|BE STATE VETINARIAN
Introduced to do Away With the
Iment of a Dollar Except for
|irst Registration in State.
One Bar for Saloons.
|BE STATE VETINARIAN

Ter. Jan. AJ' I7Sh"'oi ''"7
|rl 4 Joint resolution limiting the
|oi the reception of business to
|aY Is, and fixing the day for final
|m.cnt ut March /.
resolution started Il discussion,
[pated i'll By Senators Abbott,
Prnnrwill, Brasure, Knox and
|tcr. Senators Brasure, Abbott.
|nl Pcnncwill voiced the sentiment
h Side Of the House when they sug-
th8t the resolution was of suf-
import TO demand more thought
than could be given
4, 4 few minutes discussion. Sena-
laughter held that its adoption
prevent the members from being
bed with business at the close OF
|Ssiun.
[tors prnncwill, Alice and Bras
attended that it might work injus-
shut down the bars completely at
Els date and that the time be
! bed to February 26. This was not
he'd, however and a vote on the
(mont was taken with this result,
Alice, Blnkely, Brasure, Farlow
+ McIlarlane and Pennewill, q
|Abbott. Clements, Hart, Harring'
(HoX. Maull, Slaughter. Wright and
Il. . CAlr. McNulty absent,)
being lost the vote OF
Eigual resolution was taken ant
|rrird by Il vote of to Z.
|lyr Slaughter's joint resolution
ine for adjournment on Marcl
presented and passed by vot,
\ g. Mr.. Blalely not voting.
Ic morning started in discussions
bed rs this was to be the order al
Er when Senator Brasure's cigar
] came up for final passage Sena
i Nulty arose and said: This bill
10 me TO be a useless piece o
ion us there are statutes enougl
n cover al illegal sale of cigar
|ul if they were enforced it woul,
necessary to make any more pro
III this line and although / detes
|rctte above anything on earth
bt vote for this bill"
measure passed however by a vot
TO 3. Senators McNnlty, Harrine
VI McFarlane being the dissentin
House bill providing for the use o
\ in saloons was laid on the tabl
g dag ut the request of Senate
q who said that he wished t
bully understand this provision be
|asting his vote.
ERY BILL PASSES SENATE
bill providing for the abolishmer
pillory did not escape CONNER
il was passed. Senator Clement
|lal it was the universal opinion {
|urh that such Il barbarious mod
|nishmcnt should not exist. III
Icsulted in 13 members voting fl
bur against the measure.
hill providing for Saturday ha
" Inr banks in st. Georges hui
|Nas laid Oh the table for one day ;
|qucSt OF Senator Abbott. No o
b was made 10 the bill but mo-
Rlsh understanding of it was d
|cral notices We're presented tn
Fng By Senator Farlow, an II
[ahlr the town Of Laurel to refui
|bl hy the issuance of bonds; IN Il
Hing for u new charter for the tov
kurel.
Il NST PAYMENT OF REGI
TRATION FEE.
Mr.. Harrington, an act to anne
iatr constitution, to provide for I
Elnrnt registration of voters. III
Iruyldcs that 4 man who has on
tcred in Delaware and remains
ktnir from years TO year is entitl
| receipt Of registration, without pa
! dollar aS heretofore.
] Harrington introduced bill
amendments to an act conccl
+cIi.ious societies. This bill
\ the conditions Of election of trI
Iand officers to their standing pr
10 the passing Of these amendmel
ears ago.
1Fl BEATERS' BILL PASSES
bill to punish wife beaters "
4 this morning after having b'
drd. The original bill read: "A
n malncating. etc, his wife ST
tjpped with not less than five
lhan thirty lashrs." The anne
places this penalty ut the discreet
q court.
Baymard offered Il joint resolut
n that the Assembly urge the l
n representatives in Congress
heir influence toward securing $
dment to the National Constitut
Nould enable the people to e
4 States Senators by direct yot
is launched discussion in wi
as plainly shown that men Of
peS ON the floor of the House !
red and objected to the innovat
opposition carried as the resolu
srntly placed in the scpulchre
for lost legislation.
the House the business transa
rs follows:
Productivity Mr.. Holcomb, acts
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