Evening journal., 1915-03-03

Clerk Of the Peace In each county
shall have printed the Representative
district number upon the ballots to be
used in any election held therein. was
also passed without dissent Senator
Wharton explained that the bill VIII
prevent a miN-up In ballots. such as
had occurred in certain districts in
Sussex county at the last election.
which has caused much confusion.
No Registration Lists.
The House bill to do away with the
printing OF lists OF registered voters
after the third registration day. was
passed by the Senate Mr.. Jones stated
that II would save money for the
county.
Senators Honccker and Hickman
also advocated the bill in the interests
of economy.
Senator Gormley opposed the bill
on the ground that the printed lists
were big convenience TO the public.
and were not a large expense. Sena-
tor Harris, at FIRST replied mot vol
ing and then changed his vote TO
yes. The bill received a party vote of
2 yeas 20 nays
Mt. Pleasant school.
Tho House bill TO appropriate Si92
to Mount Pleasant School District.
No. .. TO cover an insuificicncy IN the
amount allowed that district for
school purposes by the State was call
cd up for final action. but as Senator
Harris objected TO acting upon Il
without explanation. 1t was held over
until today to permit Representative
Webster. who introduced II in the
House. TO explain IL.
Bury bead Animals.
The House bin to compel owners Of
land TO bury all dead animals and
birds on their property. with a SEN
ate amendment To include FISH, was
called up by he Senate for final action.
Senator Frazier objected TO making it
mandatory TO make owners bury dead
animals. whereas many owners might
desire to have them removed 10 dis
posal plant Senator Harris also OBJ
iected TO the bill on the same ground,
Upon motion of Senator Newton
action on the bill was deferred so that
an amendment could be prepared.
Graded School Allowance.
Tho House bill TO increase from 25n
TO 300 the number of students that
may enter the graded school districts
from the rural districts was lost by a
vote OF G yeas to 3 nays. The FIRST
vote was S yeas TO / nay. Senator An
derson voting against IL, but Senators
Barnard and llonecker changed their
vote TO mo for reconsideration.
Bills on the Calendar.
Upon motion Of Senator Webb the
Senate bill to require the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway TO place and
maintain heFman at the point where
the railroad crosses the DUPONT Road
i'm Christiana hundred. was stricken
from the calendar.
Upon motion of Senator Frazier. his
bill for the protection of swapping
/ turtles and yellow helhed terrapln
was stricken from the calendar Sena-
tor Frazier also had his bill rcquirins
the Board Of Game and Fish Commits
sioners to deposit all moneys with tho
| State Treasurer, stricken from the
calendar.
Senator Harris had Senate bill No
/ 10. providing a constitutional amend
ment TO grant equal suffrage 20 wo
/ men stricken from the calender eX
planning that Senate bill No. 4 was {
duplicate. providing for equal sun
| rage.
Upon motion of Senator Hohecke
his bill TO provide the method of as
sessing and collecting school take
in Newark. was stricken from the cal
endar.
Upon motion of Senator Hickman
his bill providing that a member o
the State Board OF Health cannot b'
elected secretary of that board. wa
made the special order Of business
= for 230 p. m. tomorrow.
The executive committee reported