Evening journal., 1911-03-16
NO DATE YET
FOR ADJOURNMENT
Legislature Will Not Fix
Closing Day Until Next
Monday
PREVIOUS RESOLUTIONS
RECONSIDERED YESTERDAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, March 16.--That the
Legislature maysnot adjourn by March
80 or 81 was intimated yesterday az
ternoon when Representative Wilson
had reconsidered the Senate resolution
adopted in the morning TO Ak March
80 as a date for adjournment sine die,
MIR. Wilson then had further oonsid-
Grafton Of the Senate resolution Ak
ing the date for adjournment deferred
until Monday next.
Some Of the members, It is said, fear
that ell the important measures IN
both branches may not be disposed Of
by March "a, and also think some time
may be needed for consideration Of
Senator Miller's bill to enable General
T. Coleman DUPONT to build and give
a State boulevard to the State
Medical Bill Deferred.
The House bill to regulate the sale
of liquor for medicinal purposes In
Kent and Sussex counties was called
up, but at the request Of Senator Walls
action was deferred, as he said some
of the members desired more time to
consider 1t.
The Senate killed the Senate bill to
make Good Friday a legal holiday,
Senators Monaghan and Fooks were
the only members to vote for it.
More Money for Education.
The House passed Senator Wallis
bill TO increase from $4,000 to $4,000 a
year the appropriation to encourage
the attendance of persons desirous OF
becoming school teachers at State
Normal Schools. The State is to pay
$3.50 a week to aid persons who are
preparing TO teach to attend normal
schools, under the direction of the
county school commissions. Senator
Walls explained the bill to the House.
The State under the old law paid 50
week to each teacher taking the pre-
paratory or pedagogue training at
normal schools.
The House passed Senator Mon
aghan's bill providing that no letters
shall be required to be taken out to
close estates of SIS or under.
The House also passed Senator Mon
aghan's bill to empower the courts TO
require children who may be able to
contribute TO the support Of needy par
ents, the same as parents are now re-
quired to contribute to the support Of
children in certain instances.
AmOl6 iut DlliS pdo6tQ- Dy lQ6 sen
ate yesterday afternoon were the fol-
lowing: Senate bill sbolishing the
printing of registration certificates; (;
Senate bill protecting oysters outside
of the mouth of the Mispillion River
from April l to October 1; Senate
bill providing that a person shall not
take more than nine bushels OF oys-
ters a day from the Mispillion river
House bill defining gross premiums OF
foreign fire insurance companies
House bill Incorporating Milton by
increasing the amount to be raised by
taxation from 81 900 to S1,750; Senate
bill fixing the fee at so cents for the
issuance of a permit by the health
authorities to ship the body Of a de.
ceased person; Senate amended
House bill confirming title to land
bought by the B. G. o. R r. from the
city of Wilmington; Senate bill
amending act incorporating Bethany
Beach Ito correct wording IN a pro-
vision) Senate bill increasing the
amount to be raised in taxes by Lau-
rel from $4,000 to $4,000; House bill
fixing the store Of G.. G. Ryan as the
voting place for the Third Election
district of the Tenth Representative
District of New Castle county; Sen
ate bill prohibiting the use of rattlerE
in connection with shad fishing.
The Senate killed Senator Films
bill to encourage the use Of broad
tires on vehicles using public roads by
providing for a rebate in taxes to us
ers of such tires.
Favorable report was made to the
House on the Senate bill providing fol
attachment process against property
of unincorporated associations doing
business in Delaware. The object oi
this bill is TO enable suit for claiml
against express companies.
The House bill TO reincorporats
Bridgeville and the House bill TO pro
vide for more frequent assessments ot
personal property in Kent county were
reported favorably TO the House.