Evening journal., 1903-02-04
Afternoon Session.
.eassemDled al 2.1O O'Clock.

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Reassenibled at 2.10 O'Clock.
Inwoduced-By Mr.. Austin, an act for
the protection of black bass in fresh
water streams in this State; by Mr..
Buckmaster, an act regulating the prac-
tice of veterinary medicine and surgery
in this State; an act providing for COM
pulsory vaccination; by Mr.. Finn, an
act regulating the transaction of busi-
ness by the Levy Court commissioners
of New Castle county; an act
relating TO the salary of the
Levy Court commissioners of
New Castle county; by Mr.. Bennett,
an act fixing the salary of the coroners
of Kent and Sussex counties at $500
each by Mr. Tyre, an act providing
for the collection and removal of gar
bage and offal in the city of Whining
ton; an act encouraging the education
at normal schools Of certain persons
intending to teach in public schools;
by Mr.. Eastburn, an act proposing an
amendment, repeating section s, article
8, Constitution of Delaware, which
leyies a capitation tax.
Read and referred--Senate bills EN-
ahling the governor to appoint two ad-
ditlmBl notarios public for wilmington
hundred, one each for the offices Of f.
Blumenthal & Co. and Julian G. Walk
er; House bill relating to rewards FOR
The arrest Of criminals. House bin
lamending section /. chapter 129 vol
ume p. Laws OF Delaware; House bill
I giving tho Municipal Court OF Whining
ton jurisdiction in cases OF carrying
concealed a deadly weapon; House bill
authorizing the chief of police of Will
mington to serve acquisitions; House
bill repeating chapter 322, volume
16 laws of Delaware. relating to the
assessment of property in cities, towns
and villages.
Concurred in-Senate amendment to
House bill prohibiting street cars on
West Ninth street, Wilmington.
Received--Message from Governor
HUM, relating to the dispute concern
ing the boundary between Delaware
and New Jersey.
Adopted-MotiOn made by Mr. Rose,
that 500 copies of the F7linn good roads
bill be printed.
Given third reading-House bill pro-
I hibiting the manufacture and sale of
/ CT sarettes, cigarette tobacco and cigar
cite paper in the State (made the spe-
cial order for 2.30 p. m. tomorrow; IS
ayes and Is nays).
Adjourned until 1890 a. m. tomor-
= row.
Senate-February 3.
Senate met at IL a. m. the heuten-
ant-gOvernor presiding
Prayer by Chaplain Waldron.
Ioufsno1 read and ah,nrovn1
Presented-By MIR. McNulty, on be-
I half Of James T. Shallcross. Of the
! State Board OF Agriculture, half-barrel
basket Of choice apples. (Accepted
with thanks).
lrltroduced-l3y.M Mr. Pennewill. act Ia
! incorporate the Brdgeville Trust Com
! pany IS, S. Pennewill, Newall Ball
y Harry q. Layton. Thomas G. Gray and
John r. Nandingburg incorporators)
:, by Mr.. McNulty, Wilmington city char.
y ter bill.
! Motion-By Mr.. lAllee, that the Sen
ate 90 into executive session to con.
slider forty-three appointments SUBJ
mitted by Governor HUM.
Executive session, operating under
the new Senate rules governing
executive sessions, considered the ap-
pointments of Governor HUM seri-
= atm. each upon recommendations OF
y tho committee. An were confirmed.
Sensts-Aitsrnoon Session.
Il ReCOnvened at 2 50 O'Clock.
t. Reported favorably and passed
House bin providing for the binding OF
D all enrolled bills of the Legislature Ia
s chronological order. and appnopriat-
e ing 500 for that purpose. tSecretaly
= OF State Layton granted privilege OF
e floor TO explain the bill).
T. lntroduced-'By Mr.. Alice. act 10 pro-
p vide for the redemption of certain
{. state bonds (paying of $3.50. 900 Of the
Q States bonded indebtedness) bv Mr.
e Conner, act appointing additional JUS
Z tice CT the peace for Mastens. Kent
= county.
S Nouce-By AIr. Sparks. act providing
: that the days wherein general cleo
3 tions fan shall be loyal holidays: by
= Mr. smith, an act To disccxraga ncstg
: litigation in certain misdemeanor cases