Evening journal., 1903-01-22
UNION MEN
JONES-GROVES
FOR HIGGINS
Left +. Coleman DUPONT and
Voted for Former Senator
for Short Term
DID NOT CHANGE THE SITUATION
Vote for other Candidates Was the
same-Tyre introduces Bill for Re-
lief Of colored sehooIs--othsr Lesis-
lative Matters.
speeIal lo Id Evenlng Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover, Jan. 22.-Senator Groves and
Representative Jones' who have been
voting for II. Coleman Dupont for the
United States senatorship for the short
term, left him today and voted with the
Regulars for former Senator Anthony
Higgins
This had no effect on the deadlock,
however with the exception of the
change given above, the result was the
same as yesterday. The vote follows:
Long term: DuPont-Aspril. Ban
croft, Derrickson Eastburn. Finn.
Price, Tyre, Sparks. Stirling and Presl-
dent Pro Tenn Ellson.--10.
Addicks-Allee Brasure. Connor.
Groves. ID. O Moore, 4. G. Moore. PEN
lnewin, Austin. Bennett. Frazier. Geh-
man, Jones' Lawson, Lingo, Messicl1,
Newton Powell, Purnell. Townsend.
Warren and Speaker Anthony.-2l
kenney-Senators Clement. Harring-
ton, jefferson, Latta. McNulty. Smith.
Wright, Allen. Buckmaster. Connolly,
Lowe. Monaghan, Morrison, Paradee.
Rose. Thompson.-2i.
Short term: Higgins-Sparks. Stirx
ling. President Pro Tenn Ellison, Aspril.
Bancroft DerricksOn. Eastburn. Flinn.
Price, Tyre. Groves. Jones.-12
Addicks-Allee. Brasure Connor.
ID. o. Moore. r.. G.. Moore. Pennewill.
Austin Bennett. Frazier. Gehman,
Lawson, Lingo, MessiclS. Newton, Pow
ELI. Townsend Warren and Speaker
Anthony.--i9.
Salisbury Senators Clement Har-
rington. jefferson. Latta. McNulty.
smith, Wright Allen. Buckmaster. Com
nelly Cook. Gooden. Hart. Holcomb.
Hughes Lowe, Monaghan. Morrison.
Paradee. Rose Thompson.-2l
For colored Schools.
Representative Tyres bill for improve
meniR OF The colored school houses in
this State passed the House this morn
ing. All the members voted aye ex-
ept Messrs. Allen. Gooding and Thomp-
son. The bill provides an appropria-
ton of $4,000 10 be- paid annually. This
sum is to be divided into three parts,
eaon county receiving $1,000.
Mr. Holcomb gave notice today of a
bill TO establish q State sanitarium for
lconsumptyes. Dr. John J. Black, OF
New Castle is the originator of the act,
he having written a pamphlet urging
the establishment Of the sanitarlum in
this State.
One thousand copies OF the good roads
bill were ordered printed this morning
by Mr. Gehman; 500 copies were printed
before but the supply has been ex-
hausted.
Mr. Allen introduced a bill today
authorizing the appropriation OF $500
for the town of Seaford Last year
Seaford WAS visited by the smallpox
and all of the towns funds were ex-
pended, hence Mr. Aliens bill.
Another Notary Public.
Notice was given of an act which was
INTRODUCED by Representative Holomb.
enabling the Governor to appoint an
additional notary public for the office
of Andrew G. Gray and Herbert II.
Ward, Of Wilmington.
Dog Tax for Hydrophobia.
Notice was given by Mr. Austin To
make dogs property and to levy a head
tax upon them. The tax which is to be
derived is to be placed as a fund for
the trentment OF persons suffering with
lhydrOphobia.
According to a bill introduced by
Representative Warren, the salary OF
the State librarian is to be increased.
The Ray in the librarians office is now
$3.50 and is to be increased $500 per an
mum.
To Protect Fish.
Mr.. Price, Of Delaware City, situated
on the Delaware. gave notice TODAY
that he intends to introduce an act for
the protection of fish in the Delaware
and Chesapeake canal. II this act is
passed, il will be a great disappoint-
ment to Delaware sportsmen who for
years have visited this canal, which is
one OF the btst fishing resorts in Della
ware.