Evening journal., 1903-01-14
20 RE-ENACT
ADAMS TAX LAW
Act to Again Put Income Bill on
Statute Books of the State
Introduced

was learned whether he would sign or
veto the Regular Republican repeater of
the AddicSs voters assistant bill passed
two years ago.
There was a persistent rumor today
that Senators Groves, Conner and ID. q.
Moore and Representative Powell, Union
Republicans, had decided not to vote for
Addicks for both senatorial vacancies,
but only for the long term. If this
proves true next Tuesday, it will be the
first weakening of the Addicks lines ever
witnessed during n session.
Afternoon Proceedings of the Senate.
In the Senate, Mr.. McNulty gave no
tice of an act TO regulate the business Of
detectives within the State of Delaware.
Mr.. Smith gave notice of an act to
create a new election district of the
Tenth representative district, New Castle
county.
Mr.. Groves gave notice Of an act au-
thorizing the appointment for an addi-
tional notary public for Office of Julian
G. Walker in Wilmington.
Mr.. Sparks introduced an act TO repeal
the voters assistant law.
The Senate concurred in the House
joint resolution No. ?, authorizing the
State Librarian to purchase a new flag
for the State House.
The Senate concmred in the House
Joint resolution No. to settle with vari-
GUS State officials (Senate previously
passed omnibus resolutions making one
committee TO settle with all State Of
ficials.)
The Senate adopted the following reso-
lutions
BY Mr.. Sparks-To supply each mem
Der with sheep bound copies of the
amended constitution and of Volumes 2l
and %, Laws of Delaware; that l,O00
copies of the constitution be printed in
pamphlet form for distribution among
the public schools of the State.
BY Mr.. Allee-Senate Joint resolution
No. 2, appointing committee of two on
the part of the Senate and three on the
part Of the House to settle with the Sec
retary of State, State Treasurer and In.
suranee Commissioner.
The House adopted a resolution offered
by Mr.. Tyre, that all bills offered to the
House shall be typewriter or printed be.
fore they are delivered to the clerk foi
reading.
Mr.. Jones offered a joint resolution
providing for the appointment of joint
committee to settle with the STATE
Treasurer. Messrs Jones, Aspril anc
Hart were appointed House members OF
the committee. Mr.. Finn introduced q
Joint resolution providing for the ap
pointment of a joint committee to settle
with the State Librarian. The resolu
K tion was adopted and Messrs. Finn, Geh
man and Thompson were appointed
House members of the committee. Mr.
Tyre presented a joint resolution, pro
viding for the appointment of joint
committee to settle with the State In
snrance Commissioner. This was ais,
adopted and Messrs. Tyre, Frazer anC
Holcomb appointed House members O
the committee. Messrs. Townsend, Ban
croft and Monaghan were appointed
/ House members of a committee to settl'
with the Secretary of State, the join
resolution being offered by Mr.. Finn.
Mr.. Aspril gave notice of an act in
creasing the salary of county school su
/ perintendents from 81 600 TO 81 POO; al
act constituting the superintendent o
the Kent county schools secretary of tn
State Board of Education.
Mr.. Tyre gave notice of an act author
izing the prothonotary of New Castl
county to make a certain judgment in
dex.
Mr.. Thompson gave notice OF an ac
making the justice of the peace of Reho
both notary public; of an act provid
ing for the surveying and plotting of al
public lands between Indian river AMI
Rehoboth bay.