Evening journal., 1920-06-03
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! fNNN Ah0 NAhA nEIA'lA ANAANh W AAi
schools. That this was the purpose
OF the amendment was freely adj
mitted on the floor.
Many are wondering, however, what
/ the constituents OF those membars
who voted for the amendment VIII
/ have 30 say In case Governor Town
send should veto the bill, when they
learn that II was the vote OF their
representatives, which prevented their
school taxes from being lowered. The
Lloyd amendment 10 the appropria-
ton Hill follows.
Amend House Bill No. 78 by strik-
ing out item four OF section one and
inserting in lieu thereof new item,
as follows.
For the purpose OF carrying out
the provisions OF House substitute
for House Bill No. n. being entitled
An act TO repeal Chapter "a OF the
| Revised Code or the State Of Delaware,
| entitled public schools" and 10 pro-
vide new chapter n, entitled school
laws Of the State OF Delaware
$4,000"
There was considerable objection
TO the amendment but II was finally
adopted by a vote OF 20 yeas 10 80
nays as follows:
Clendaniel, Dean, HardeSty, Jakes, Jes-
Ter. Jones, Lester, Lloyd, McNabb,
Murine. Paradee, II. 5. 'Smith, ]. w.
Smith Soper, Staats, j. D. Warning
ton-20.
Nays-Danzenbaker. Francis, Gregg,
Hart, Hastings, Nair, Lyons, Parker,
Oulgley, Sherwood, Snow, ;. j. War
ringlon and Speaker Corbit-i3.
After this amendment was adopted
the appropriations bill was passed
unanimously by the House. II was
also passed by the Senate. but Seha-
tor Robertson voted against ".
Appropriations agregating Sl2o,9W
were carried in the bill passed by
both House and Senate.
These Included amounts for all
Of the bills enacted at the special
session, including a rider which
had for It's purpose the prevention
Of the use OF $4,000 Tor anything
but school purposes. The other ap-
propriations follow:
For Delaware Industrial School for
Girls additional for 1920, $4,000.
For State Live stock Sanitary Board
for condemned tubercular cattle for
1920, $4,000.
For additional appropriation for
the Department OF Elections OF the
city Af Wilmington for 1920. $500;
| T. OF IIlF UNIUUNi VI AAl AAH NhN HAN
provisions OF the school laws OF the
State OF Delaware, $4,000.
no the Secretary OF State TO meet
deficiency OF maintaining corporation
business in the ofllce OF the Secretary
II State for the year 1919, and to
cover the additional expenses OF main
81 tanning the same for the year 1870
Z 5000.
1 For Ferris Industrial School oI
. Delaware for the replacement, repairs
and extension OF buildings for th'
e year 1920, $4,000.
g For the Mothers Pension Fund sd
@ ditional appropriation for ig2O' siO'
Z For the state Live Stock Sanitar-
Board. for the purchase Of anti-hoi
\ cholera serum and virus for IN
A year 1920, $4,000.
4 Farnhurst TO meet the deficiency I
n maintaining the same FOR the yea
For the Delaware State Hospta
G al Farnhurst 10 meet the estimate
a deficiency Of maintenance for IN
p year 1870 s36,iii3S
g For the president and treasurer o
n the Kent and sussex County tair IN
corporated 10 be paid under the pro
o. 4
- special session 1920, 5000.
< For the State Chemist for service
n and expenses as provided FOR by law
y The claims bill passed BY bot
houses totaled si0i0970, A few
n Inc items in this bill cannot ,
IS charsed against this session, but IN
/ great hulk is for bills contracted dul
= inc The special session. The Items
D. the claims bill follow.
i The Index. Si2; Mollie Y. harnord
l. rent OF typewriter, $50. Bessie
8 Weaver, rent OF typewriter, SsO, hou
n dupont. rent Of ROOM $40; Ihe Stal
" sentinel printing, si56S.3i; Lestor
VI Waterman. $50. 40: The Diamond sta
IS Telsphone Company, Sass 90; G.. WI
= liam X. Bradford. S73o; Charles |
i Guver. $3.50: Harrington Journal .
g % sylvester, 81: American Legic
POST. Harrington, S2o; J. Carey ia
le mer. medal cXplmses, S62; Walter
p Massey $3.50: Wilson VI. Ninyar
= SIS; Wilmington Taxi Co, $40,
= James W Wise, legislative supple
ie si5O2 O3: Charles NJ. Smith, House al
4 senate bill books, so; William
=, Horstmann Co., one state or DelsWa
NJ nag, S25; Walter Ryan sale Compan
~ work on House and senate safe
St567. A G. Wiley, care Of legisl
~ tive supplies. $50; Charles lander
-, work on House and senate olooh
az $3.50: ]. Z. Beck furniture for le
islative use. Sii03S; +. \. Buckin
% nam. cloth and towels, 5000; II.
99 Marshall extra services as ianito
IL ~. Robert smith. extra services
r. ianitor, S25: Aaron Paskins, ext
lie service as ianitor S2a, Alfr
Neill. legislative ianitor, S222 g, Au
Ie- tin Merritt stamps. seals, ribbon
Is. etc. S2i 60: Tom Day, cleaning, -
M H. n. Hunter, repair and key ma
mt si37tO, Dover Machine Works r
le- nairs. etc. $685. William Wickt
o. repairine chairs, $3.50; II. NJ. Ma
nd ming. siO675: estate OF Lewis =. Eli
2 SON si6OS0: Oscar u. RidinSs, refm
rs OF income tax, Si7.75. William +. Sn
he der ranmd Of income tax. S2JS
40 Martin q. Moore. refund Of incOn
re- lax. s64t; James W. Cann, refund
wo income tax, s2S3; Frank ]. Rhei
&C. refund OF income tax. Si62. Geor
act W n. Miller, refund OF income "a
nd sif6t: Didrik Ostensen, refund OF
ppi come tax. Si55: James r. Alice, J
ip- 500: James W. Robertson. Si2i.
OF Thomas +. Gormley. Si2i; Gilp
ar. Highneld. sii0-. John NJ Walk
uri sit8: John +. Richards. Sii; Fra
r.. pool. S67: John 4. Latta, :,
Lewis ". Price, so; Robert H. II,
lett. SIS: Charles ID. Murphy 81
s Wallace s. Handy. s62 Isaac n. Sho
ilh | SOP: Edward b. Brown. 500; A
a. Bennett. si39; Layheld Long, 81
900 /. Carey Palmer. Siit; Andrew
'u- Murine Si2i; William Lyons,
si2t; Theodore W. Francis; Siza 10