The Delawarean., 1901-01-30
Sk|RMISH|NG AROUND
FOR MORE STATE FUNDS.


/ Ine RATE paid lhe school lis to remain
at $1OO per capita although the liml
of $4,000 lis removed.
! A bill TO prohibit amy laying O
street car track ON Ninbh street, VIII
ming ION, west of Market, SO that th
thoroughfare, which lis smoouhl,
paved, mighI ba forever a driyewa,
into the healt lof the city, was present
ed i'm the Senate Monday by Mr.
Groves. l1ihe Knox bill to provide flo.
sacrel. whippings in ali ..he coun.ie.
was italhen up and read i'm The Sena,
Monday.
The bill introduced by Repre- senta
tive Hutchinson providing for a separ
ate column ON the registration booRs
t0r une MooIs, who Iahabt. keni
uounty, crealted considerable discussion
when it came up i'm the House Monday
aluernoon. llne blll provides that tns
llaee small be registered i'm a separats
Column aus "Moors or mulau,os.' a,s
Uhsy are NOT black, yel. are MOI rsg-
lsiefed aus wihlse persons. Dr. Moore
led uhe Republican opposition to Mr.
HuochInsons bill.
The psople of this race are princl-
paIlly Democqads and the Democrat llc
members of che House Fought hard for
line bill, but only succeeded i'm having
lit recommidted.
senator Farlow presened legislation
psrm.tUlng the Council of laurel no
refund Its debit recently conIhracted in
establishing a waIter works systglm lin
0he fire-sticken town. The commits
sioners have am offer of a reduced ra lie
of iinterelst from ito per cent.
The HardesIty bill providing for one
YEARS imprisonment for the deb Ion
who carrles away or seIcretes property
lnlder execution OF which has bean
levied upon came up in the House yes
lterday for final pasLsage but MIR. Flinn
obJected on rthe ground THAT lit would
cause a slore-keeper to be ARRESTED and
if he continued in business
after am execution was issued. The bill
was recoimmitted.
Mr.. layton gave notice of AN act re-
qlinfng the Levy Court of Sussex
county to pay annually to ah,e com
of Bridgeville ahle sum of
$4OO.
lDr. Moore presented a mellsure re
storing THE i2c, limitlng Judgment liens
upon read ESTATE and for other purposes
and res ricting the act as lit relates to
Kent and SUSSEX counties.
The White bill, prohibiting the kill
ling of squirrels in the closed season
for hare and quail, came up for final
action in the House yesterday. The
old law permitting the killing of squir-
rels at all SEASONS of The year supplied
a iolop4hole for persons going cumming
for rabbit and odher valuable game.
The bill passed with only one dissent
ing vote and now THE ut-of-selason
GUNNER will have nothing to go hunt
ing for
An oys1sr bill of much interest wac
in Che HouSd yesterday
by Reprissen, auive Hardeslby
Ii amends ain act Tor this projection of
oysters in the Murderkill river and st.
jones river by changing time for 'uak-
ing oysters Iand talking away the
privilege of citizens taking oysters for
home consumption fifteen days before
oystenmen can catch.
Representative Robertson presented
a bill allowing owners and agents of
houses ito make forcible entry where
remit lis i'm arrears and posse ssion is re-
fused.
Represen, aitive Robertson called up
the joint resolution PASSED by the Sem
ate yesterday and offenerd am amend
menIt delaying lthe final day for new
business from February Is ito February
20, and cutting off all intrductionIs of
bills except appropriation bills. The
was supported by both
Democrats and Republicans who wish
ed to stop The railroad|ing of bills got
ten i'm at last session under my,lhical
notices given gambler i'm the session.
The resolution as amended passed the
House.
Mr.. Robertson then called UP the
Senlate resolution ON elarly adjourn
mient. It WAS The resolution passed
yesterday fixing Friday, March /, at
8 o'clock p. M, or ONE week later. MIR.
Robertson made am impassioned appeal
for Ia longer session ON the ground that
the impordanlt legislation NOW before
THE General Assembly must be care
fully considered, and, again as the
members were paid for sixty days of
service tihey had no right Ito cheat the
State by serving only fifty-tlhree days.
The amended bills passed THE Senate