Evening journal., 1905-01-31
ATTITUDE OF TWENTY-FIVE UNION REPUBLI-
CAN LEGISLATORS FROM KENT AND SUS-
SEX COUNTIES is CHIEF MATTER
OF IMTEREST-DIFFERENT
THEORIES PUT FORTH
MANY MEASURES ARE INTRODUCED

ters Of agreement or contracts, expressed
or implied, entered into by them.
Section 2-In all such suits or proceed
ing the suit or action shall be by and in
the name of "The Levy Court Of --
county" and when the suit is against
them. it shall be against and by the name
of 1.-THE Levy Court of -- county" and
the service of all writs upon the presisSA
officer of the said Levy Court shall be
sufficient.
When the Senate met at II o'clock this
morning all the members were present.
a joint resolution was adopted authoriz-
ing the committee on accounts of the Sen
ate and House, respectively, to employ ex-
pert accountants for an examination into
all Of the accounts Of State officials and
institutions with the requirement that a
full report be made by February 90 The
House subsequently concurred in the reso-
luton.
Inspection Trip Thursday.
A similar resolution was adopted ar
ranging Cor the Legislatures visit to
the Delaware College and the New Cas-
tie county wOrlShouse on next Thurs
day. 1t has not been decided when the
General Assembly will inspect the State
Insane Hospital at Farnhurst.
Notices were given in the Senate of a
number Of bills. Among them are the
following:
by Mr.. Barnard-An act to .reincor-
pOrate the town Of Wyoming.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
Governor to appoint notaries public i'm
! the offices of Owen ]. Hession and
David T. Marvel. in Wilmington.
| Senator T.. c. Moore introduced bill
increasing the amount that may be
raised by taxation for public school
purposes in Smyrna
A point of order was raised by Mr
Rose, and held to be we'll taken, that
no communications shall be received
from the House unless in the hands Of
"a member or a sworn officer properly
announced.
The Senate then at noon took a recess
until p. m.
Bills in the House.
The House met at IL a. m, Messrs
Bennum, d. w. Ellis. Lyons, Messicl
and Townsend being absent. Among
the bills introduced were these:
By Mr.. Cooper-To regulate the prac
tice of chirOpody
BY Mr.. Ellis r. P.)-To make tn
lgiving or selling of liquor to minors o
drunkards punishable by a fine of 81
lfor the first offense with Imprisonment
for subsequent offenses.
BY Mr.. Smith-To amend the act 70
1.-THE protection of black bass within tn
inland streams or lakes of Delaware.
BY Mr.. Wilson-An act in relation {
the auto-commitments at the Delawar
State Hospital at Farnhurst; in rela
tion TO the admission of insane patient
at the same institution, and also pro
sviding for the appointment of a notar
public there.
Mr.. Jester introduced a bill providing 70
the appointment of an examiner by tn
shall inspect and license steam engines
etc, and defining motor vehicles and pro
viding for the regulation and licensing b.
the State.
Mr.. Baggs also introduced a bill au
thorizing the town of Smyrna to refun
certain bonds for sewerage and light pur
poses.
To Regulate the Printing.
The joint committee on printing held
meeting at one o'clock this afternoon 1
the State House parlor for the purpos
Of devising ways and means to curtail @
J offset the inroads that are made on IN
J States revenues by the large orders 70
] printing. An effort will be made to &c
) thep rinting outlay under systematic cor
. troll.