Milford chronicle., 1914-09-11
c0vFRNOR TO CALL The
! legislature together

i.sssion of the General As
a speu.e9i ba called about the first OF
sagI5 Isr " for the purpose OF actlng upon l;
yt',sJ' .T5rt of the Revised GQu9 5,I Goiii,,,s 5
i5e 'ePgI eP,anrising Herbert II. w ara anu anu
so1; co',. Eeisel. and also to give the
DO. an opportunity to receive LOT con. COLI
Senate d" " IN appointment by Governor
frnalo.s' : new Judge for the State o1-
AAel =, C,,rt TO succeed Judge victor b.
renS5 ~. wbo has been appointed Jus
NooAte!! limited States Circuit Court
Of Appsee,5t,a p5eatament is made on the auth
Ins s'S@l,.arnor Miller. The COVER
oi3 mas as not prepared to fit the time lot lot
l0l ,%necial session, in view OF the Iact i
zoe 'S5snands upon certain contingencies
,la.'rr s1re details are yet to be WorAeu
olS ...srror Niller's announcement 1ol-
uo3e,uG;f e,at;fcation sent to him by the
,gNge ,sg.-;se5 Code Commissioners that Ihey
hs,lsJlu "A Far conference at their ONCE
lto lal e19.ritahle Building, on Monday, sep
.amber IA, with Hon. George rlslgi Is
paros tsa,Ce' Of Milford and Hon. John n,
iuisS..,rond I'm of Georgetown, the repectlVe
lia'',,1 lI.i-7en of the Senate and House com
-:.,aes ,.ia,, an Revised Statues. inns IS IN
Al.'sJJ A-.'-Jonce with the legal requirements
s''otI''', ,,ramises. The Revised Ccde
y .-s sioners. who will have complet-
1I.,,',i y .soir rauort by that time, will su0mlt
51 M Wass1rs Piece and Hammond, for
discrimination, " and will request them
.,-L .'1,- The Governor to call SPECIAL
.s.siop Of the Legislature to pass uF 11
\ Fouowing this conference a formal
.e,,ast will be made OF the governor
,o4sy ot.sne the call for the legislative ses-
.;,n and he will do so. The commls-
.;onsrs .;on y are now completing their report.
Inige We lev will resign as mem
her rof the state judiciary on Tuesday,
Ssntembert D, unless something untoire-
ssin should develop to warrant ms
issrinq the State bench at another daJe
Ssnte@ber %. was selected by Judge
W6ollev as the time for sending his re-
,iqnation to the governor, atter CON con,
ference with the governor and the otheI
members of the judiciary. 1t was at
tba reouest of the latter that Judge
Woollev consented to continue State
irdge until after the opening day OF the
Santember term of the New Castle
Conntv courts. which will be September
g Judge Woolley's colleagues lnslstlng
mon him remaining on the bench during
he first dav of the term. in view OF the
fsct that there are certain matters Win
which he is familiar and in when MS
presence in a judicial capacity IS con
sidered desirable. This arrangemen
was agreeable to Judge Woolley' IN
view of the fact that he will not assume
his Federal Court duties until next
month. He is to qualify before the
United States Court of appeals, at the
government Court House in Philadelphia
On the first Tuesday in October, wnlcn
will be the 9Th, as a judge OF that Court
and will assume his duties as such a'
that time.
Governor Miller, naturally, not having
received Judge WoOlley's reslgnaIioh'
declined to discuss the matter Of sue
cessor, which will not be taken up Ior-
malv until after the resignation IS re-
ceiyed. on September %. Whether the
selection will be made public in advance
Of the presentation of the name TO the
Senate for confirmation the governor
declined to say. The names OF many
Democratic lawyers have been mention
ed in connection with the appointment,
but nothing has developed to Indicate
that the governor has reached any ue'
CisiOn in the matter.
Judge Woolley is Judge -at-large' tnt
resident Justice for New Castle county
being Judge Herbert L. Rice. Whetnei
one Of the remaining associate justices
will be appointed Judge at-large ana
new resident Judge appointed for one o.
the counties, or the new man will be tht
ludge-at -large is uncertain.