Evening journal., 1915-03-16


by the senators. This followed the Gus
tom that had been observed for several
years i'm the Senate The presentation
speech was made by senator Thomas r.
Gornlcy. Democratic leader who voiced
the sentiments at AL the membeisg
The loving cups are mounted on
ebony bases, and Will be suitably in
seribed with a record of the session.
surmounted by the coat of arms OF
the State
Resolution Favor Canal.
In the House a resolution offered by
Representative Downward urging Del
aware Representatives in Congress TO
use their influence to try to have the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal mado
free waterway was adopted.
Before the Legislature adjourned the
members of both branches iiled down TO,
the executive offices and said their fare
wells TO Governor Miller. who voiced his
pleasure at the cordiality and harmony
existing between the members and hm-
self
Representative Downward's resolu-
tion thanking the newspaper reprcscn-
tatives for their faithful and accurate
report also was adopted.
Speaker Grantland presented each
member of the House with an auto
graph Of himself
! Messrs. ID. Maxwell, c. Caplan and
/ Arthur c. avis, telegraphers in the
state House office, presented Speaker
Grantland with a gold masonic pin.
Elmer X. Hoch and John II. Brad
! Icy, reading clerks were allowed 500
( Tor extra services, making $500 in
all.
Representative Rash offered a
resolution providing for reunion
of the Legislature, which was adopted
Allowances and Claims.
The House claims bill contains items
for the salary OF every member at $500
for the session excepting for Speaker
Charles II. Grantland. who receives
$500. The following allowances are made
for officers of the House:
Il. G. Pierce, chief clerk, salary and
for printing of journal, 81 ,20Oi Elmer X,
HOch, reading clerk, $500; Homer g.
Simmons, bill clerk, $3.50; William g.
Jones, Jr., attorney, 81 200; w. f.
Dimes, sergcant-at arms, $500: the Rev
O. Il. Baynard, chaplain. S75; Leslie NJ
Buckson, page, SIS; Harry MartindaIe
chief stenographer, $3.50; Miss Lille
NJ. Ray and Miss Margaret f. Benson
stenographers, S275 each; John j. Dona.
way, telephone messenger, $500; Repre-
sentative William II. Evans, for extra
services as chairman of committee on
passed bills, $780,
The Senate claims bill contains items
for the salary of every member at s3Ol
for the session, excepting Colen Fergu
son. Lieutenant-G Governor, and John NJ
Walker, president pro temporc, who re
ceive $780, The following allowances
are made for officers OF the Senate
William Ball, secretary salary an,
printing of journal, 81 200; William d
Stoops, secretary to the president PR
, tenn, $3.50; John l.. Bradley, readinl
clerk, $500; Harry Prettyman. bill
clerk, $3.50; d. J. Layton, attorney
81 200; Willard S. Gregg. sergeant-at
arms, $780, the Rev. w. u. Gunby
! chaplain, S75; James T.. Naylor. pag,
] SIS; George ID. Vincent, telephone me'
senger, $500; Miss Olive Roach, chic
stenographer, 1926; iss Margaret Hor
and Miss Mollie Hirons, stenographer
!. S275 each; Senator James B. Hickman
extra services as chairman of the passo
bills committee, 500; w. ID. Stoop
extra services. S25
The general claims bills contain IN
following items: William G. Ramsay
, document clerk, 5000; Mercantil
Printing Company, S72; Frank
Speakman and Philip L. Garrett. 70
services in defending a suit for the DE
; partment of Elections, 5000; Aaroi
Paskins, SSS; Miss Mabel Moore. Sl25
The Index newspaper of Dover)
Sll.75, $685., $40; Ellis NJ. Armstrong
special auditor. $3.50; Charles II. Sim
mons, special auditor, $3.50; Newarl
Post, $3.50 S3s75, S36; State Sentine
Publishing Company. STA; n. b. Reg
ister So; John d. Carter, So; l.. w
Lovett. 81; George e. NJ. Stengle, $40
A. G. Coke. $40; Henry S. Anthony. sl4
Soldiers Rest Room, 500; Julian Il
Robinson, S2O3.25; The Advance Com
pany, S6l so; Charles NJ. Smith, S32495
trustees of st. Paups A. NJ. +. Church
. Milford. S25; Melvin Hopkins, $40
u Wilbur ID. Nilds. $3.50; William
. Smith, s32; Pennewill Rash. S3S; Jane
KERN. S3S; Thomas A. Kirby, SO; Har
vey B. Riggs, S24.70; Milford Chronicle
Publishing Company, $3.50; TIL
EVENING JOURNAL Publishing Com
pany, Sl.44; T. X. Jones and Brothe
| Company, S244, S2l.75; The Deawar
Republican, 2,29O9O; Thomas A
Hughey $40; Aaron l.. Amubdsen S25
William S. FerTill, S25: Thomas A. Wa
pies. S25; Thomas Wilson. S25; tn
e Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, sll; Charles Zanders, S7.25
4 Charles II. Simmons, Sll.ls; George A
S Hill, S5; Ellis NJ. Armstrong, S2.5s
Z. Miss Margaret d. Benson, Miss Lille NJ
5 Ray, II. r. Martindale, Miss Olive N
T. Roach, Miss Mollie M. Hirons, Miss Mar
c garet G. Horn, Sl5 each; John Beher
d Jr., & Co.. 5000; State Sentinel Pub
fishing Company, Sl30; Delaware Re
r publican. $40; Jessup Kay, Sl9.75; Dia
J, mond State Telephone Company, S5.65
y $500; Charles ]. Joseph, S25 Startling
n Wise. S923.3O; Thomas w. Wilson
a S2OS.S0: Milford Light aud Water Com
'' mission, $40. S24447; Thomas y. Raw
. Inns. SlOO; William S. Hilles, expenses
$3.50; William S. Hilles, services, $50
: John +. lie Fevre, $50; Joseph Kin,
: $50; United States Corporation Com
pany. $40; Elmer l. Abbott. s.; RobcT
Smith. S75; Horace H. Pemblcton, S75
Charles NJ Wharton, expenses at Earn
hurst, S24O; Harry J. Anderson, cN
penses at Farnhurst, S240; William /
Evans, expenses at Farnhurst 81
| Charles NJ Wharton, Harvey Hoifecke
/ Harry j. Anderson. Charles II. Grant
| land and William n. Evans, expenses a
| Rehoboth. S3.05 each; T. X. Jones an
| Brother Company. S99.35; n. G. Sinclair
| eco ,o. Clan Edtards gIOl 23. Anna |