Evening journal., 1903-01-31
LABOR PEOPLES
BILL DEFEATED
Mr.. Monaghan Has Several
Measures Relating to
City Affairs
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FEE BILL
One of the Most Important to Come Up
at This Session-Bill to Regulate
Practice Of Medieine-other Matters
Before the Legislature.
Special to the Evening journal.

Before the Legislature.
Special to the Evening Journal.
I Dover, Jan. 1.-Representative East
4 burn gave notice of an important bill
yesterday afternoon. 1t relates TO the
payment of the registration fee. The
{, bill is now in the attorneys hand and
may be introduced next week.
This, with the Wilmington Charter
bill and the local option measure, are
the only important bills which will be
introduced, SO far as it is known.
The Bancroft bill authorizing that
appropriation of $500 for the binding
of all of the enrolled bills, now in the
secretary of States vaults.
Mr.. Bancroft, in his explanation If
The bill, said that the vault IN the
secretary's office had so many enrolled
bills in the compartments, that they
crowded out the records of the certif- |
Gates of Incorporation If the bills
were put in volume form it would take
up less space and yet be in better shape
for examination. The measure was pass
ed by the House.
Mr.. Connolly called up his bill, which
was given to him by Central Labor
Union, Of Wilmington, for final ac-
tion. The measure had been reported
unfavorably by the committee. The act
concerns the employment of persons
confined in the New Castle county
wOrkhouse. Mr.. Connolly, in support
ing the bill said that New York cityl
4 firms placed machines in the work
house and the work of making clothes
in the institution was being done at
a really cost of two cents per pair of
S pants. The Labor Union objected to
this and demanded the clothes be paid
q for and bought at the market prices
Monty to yeas were recorded for the act
against twenty-eight voting nay.
Mr.. Paradee gave notice of an act
A regulating the practice of surgery and
medicine in this State.
Notice was given by Representative
Cook of measure authorizing the
"a Levy Court of Kent County to make an
appropriation for the Kenton hundred
8 bridges.
In the executive session, all the gov
ernor's appointments, not yet acted
upon, were referred to the executive
N'AhiAAANIN III LuLuIG
~ The Brandywine Fire Company. au-
thorizing the City Council of Whining
G ton to appropriate $500 to tht COM
pany, has been enrolled and received
the signatures OF both speakers.
Mr.. Cook gave notice of bill to re-
pair and improve bridges in Kenton
hundred. He says the plan is to replace
small bridges with culyerts.
The House passed Mr.. Bancrofts bill
authorizing the expenditure of $500 to
bind the enrolled bills and to provide
additional space in the secretary Of
States Office for certificates of incOr-
poration and other papers.
Mr.. Connelly's bill relating to the
bail of persons accused of crime was
passed. He explained that it follows
the United States law and permits a
defendants bail to continue until final
Judgment. A defendant under bail is
not to be required to sit in the prison.
ers' box. Under the present LAW a bail
bond expires on the opening day of
court.
The bill to- repeal the voters assist
ant law was read and referred. A meas
ure for this purpose is expected to cause
Dut VI the lBulo VI lub ccooAOAh 1AAou
Republicans are welded TO the existing
aw. Democrats are opposed to it, and
Regular Republicans may join with the
Democrats.
Speaker Anthony informed the
House yesterday that on Monday rule
2S will be enforced. This means that
the order Of business is to be observed
in. ace of the present haphazard sys-
IN.
The House concurred in the Senate
Joint resolution to appropriate 5000 foI
the removal of the remains OF George
Truitt. governor of Delaware 1SOS-1Sll
and the members of his family, from q
farm in South Murderkill hundred, to
he cemetery at Barratt's Chapel, neal
Frederica. Governor Hunns Senator
Conner and Representative Frazer arc
he commission to superintend the re
moval and reinterment of the bodies.
Mr. Tyre gave notice OF an act con
cerning a stenographer for the Cour
of Chancery. It provides that the gov
ernor shall appoint the stenographe
and that he shall receive $40 "a.
for each day he attends the court. Thl
act is in opposition to a bill Introduce
i'm the Senate by Senator Groves, wthicl
provides that the present court steno
grapher will have the Court Of Chan
Gerry added to his present list at al
increase Of $500 in salary. Objection
# which Mr.. Tyre will urge to the Senat
bill are that it is personal legislation
being favorable to the present cour
n Nstencgrapher, and that he alread
5 makes a large sum of money out G
H. NIT y
which It affcrds The amount of test
z = mony taken in the court is held {
be small. Under Mr. Tyres bill tn
zz:4 governor has power TO appoint and {