Evening journal., 1901-01-19
M'FARLIX FORCES ALLEE
TO KEEP HANDS Off
FARNRURST BILL.
lcontInued from FIrst Pagel


one and turning all fees Of the office into
the state treasury.
Repaired 60 the Hall Of Representatives
To vote for United States senators.
Recess until 80
sENATE-AFTERNOON SESSION.
Reasaembled AT 2.lO o'clock
C1ncurred in-House Joint resolution
providing supplies for legislative attOr-
iueys
Notioe-Iiy Mr. Knox. an act to author
i2e the governor to appoint notary pub
lic for the city OF Wilmington.
Read first time-House bill appointing
n legislative committee TO settle with
legislative and State officers (referred);
on motion of Mr.. Pennewill the Senate
went into executive session. Dissolved.
on motion of Mr.. Knox, the members
recorded their pairs for tomorrow with
the clerk, who was instructed not to let
any person vote for United States senator
without the consent OF his pair. The pairs
were read as follows. Messrs. Ellison
and Hart: i3lakcly and Wright: Brasure
and harrington; Mcfarlane ana Glenn
| lents: Knox and Maul; Abbott and Nc
| Nulty; Groves and Pennewill.
/ Adjourned until l1.30 tomorrow, when.
/ by understanding Messrs. Slaughter and
Alice VIII be present TO open Senate, ball
lot for senator and adjourn Senate until
Monday.
HOUSE MORNING SESSION
Met at 1850 O'Clock
PRAYER by the chaplain
Roll called All present.
journal read and approved.
| Adopted-JOint resolution offered by Mr..
Clark, TO appoint Frank H. Davis Philip
lQ Churchmun and James III. Hughes as
lattorneys. Messrs. Kitchen and Robert
son voted Ia the negative.
Notice BY Air. wing, an act TO provide
for the punishment of -beaters; by
Mr. Warren. an act to amend chapter e.
volume q, Laws OF Delaware, In relation
10 teachers certificates; by Mr. Holcomb
.r ff rlI IN hal
employees at least twice u month. By Mr.
White, an act 10 amend chapter 5O7. vol
ume H. Laws of Delaware, In relation "a
killing squirrels and shipping geese and
ducks from the State: by Mr. Ewing. an
act TO regulate the business OF fire insur-
lance companies.
Passed-House bill 20 provide Cor the
appointment OF n Joint committee 20 set
tie with the State officers. Messrs. Rob.
ertson, Layton and Hutchinson appointed
TO be the House members Of the commit.
tee.
ordered printed-One thousand copies
OF the House bill 10 encourage manufac
turing interests in Delaware
Reported ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bill TO pro
vide for the second edition OF Harrlng
Introduced-By Mr.. Clark an act I,
amend chapter 6i2. volume 10. Laws o
Delaware, I'm relation to quarantine regu
lationsi by Mr.. Gooden, an act TO amend
the act providing for the purity and Sc
crecy Of the ballot; by Mr.. Clark, an ac
20 amend chapter 2i0. volume q. Laws o
Delaware, In relation 10 the pathologica
and hacteriological laboratory at Della
'Adopted-Joint resolution offered by Mr.
q Shallcross, instructing the State librarian
, TO furnish the General Assembly's attor
neys with stationery and supplies.
Read and referred--flOuse bill 10 amend
chapter c., volume 20. Laws OF Delaware
In relation to Saturday half holidays.
Speaker McCommons announced tina
NJ II.Il ftIla 4nfI1l
given n hearing, on the needs OF the col
leRe. In the Hall OF Representatives q
Z 2a0 y. m. next Tuesday.
Recess until . p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Rcassembled at $50 O'Clock
7 Reported favorably--H House bill 20 pre-
r vide free ambulance service for the cit
| OF Wilmington.
s Passed Cunder suspension Of the rules)-
p House bill TO appropriate N2i,000 TO IN
Delaware State Hospital, at Farnhurst.
G Adopted-Jolnt resolution offered b
, Mr.. Baynard authorizing the Joint com
mittee on printing TO have printed 2Oe
= copies OF the report OF the State Boar
Of Education and the accompanying re
. ports
r Notice-By Mr.. Prettyman. an act I
. | appropriate $500 for the relief of Marti
w. Lodge under the provisions OF chapte
5 i25. volume L. Laws of Delaware. an ao
for the relief OF persons subject to mill
ltary duty.
! on motion Of MT Kitchen, the member
.t recorded their pairs for tomorrow wit
the clerk, who was instructed not to lc
any person vote for United States senate
without thee onsent of his pair. The pair
We're read as follows: Messrs. liltche
a and Monaghan, Prettyman and Hutchin
son; White and Ninyard, Dayett an
VI Shallcross, Healy ana Robertson. Moor
and Wright, Clark and Hardcsty. Lon
and West Baynard and Warren. Peppe
and Clendanel Ewing and Chandler
n Aron and Gooden. Hearn and Laytor
Y llolcomb and billing. short and Ralph
flinn and McCommons.
Adjourned until 1890 a. m. tomorrow
q when, by understanding, Messrs. Hop
and Scotten will be present TO open IN
House. ballot for senator and adjourn IN
House until Monday.