Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-21
tighten public road in Duck Creek Hundred.

stmigliten public road in Duck Greek Hundred.
Read.
Mr.. Raymond ffoln the Committee On Corpor-
atlons, submitted report that il was inexpedient
to legislate upon the subject of the extension Of
The Smyrna Station and Smyrna R1llroad Com
rany. Read and adopted
Mr.. Eliason presented the petition of Eli Bid
die and Others for an act changing an act incor-
poating the town Of 81. Georges. Read and re-
ferrod
Mr.. Raymond introduced q bill to amend Sec
ton Of Chapter I, and Section 2 Of Chapter
of the Revised Code. Read n third time by spec
ial Older and passed.
Mr.. Davis presented the petition Of Nathaniel
Ingram for divorce from his wife. Ann f. Tn-
gram. Read and referred.
Mr.. Reed reported bill ~ prevent certain an
ninial- from running AT large within certain lin
It's in School District M. 49, Kent county. Read.
Mr.. Alldcrdice introduced a bill to incorporate
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Steam
Bout Company. Read.
Mr.. Raymond reported II bill to incorporate the
Morris Branch Banking Company. Read.
Mr.. johnson, Of Kent, reported II bill autlior-
izing &. W. Cannon 10 change and enclose eel
tain public road. Read
The Senate Hill to incorporate Washington
Lodge No. Of the American Protestant Associa-
ton Of Delaware was rcad.
The following House bills were read third
time and passed: A bill for the protection of
sheep in New Castle county: a bill to incorporate
the Hope Building and Loan Association; o ill
to incorporate tho National Lodge No. 32 Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows at st. Georges !;
hill TO incorporate the Lobdell car, wheel, tire
and machine Company; bill to incorporate the
Harlan S liolngsworth Company, and bill
authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate in
Duck Creek Hid.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Bradford introduced a hill to incorporate
the Wilmington Steam Brick Manufacturing
Company. Read.
On motion OF Mr.. raymond the Senate bill to
incorporate the Dead Branch Ditch Company
was read third time and passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Bradford the House bill to
incorporate the Middletown Building and Loan
Association, was read third time and passed.
Mr.. Davis presented the petition of citizens of
Sussex County for bill preventing cattle from
running Mt large within certain limits. Read and
referred to II special Committee Of three.
The following bills were read third time and
passed =
To incorporate the Washington Lodge, No. /,
Of the American Protestant Association;
To incorporate Cooper Cemetery of Murder
kill Hundred;
To incorporate the Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company.
Mr.. Davis presented the petition of citizens of
Milford for authority to cut ditch in sad Hun
dred. Read and referred to special Committee
Of three.
Mr.. NAPLES, from special Committee, report
ed against the act amending Section of Chapter
1853 OF the Laws of Delaware.
Mr.. johnson OF Kent presented the petition OF
William Thomas and Others for an act straighten-
ing public road In Milford Hundred. Read and
referred.
Mr.. Reed introduced n bill to amend. Chapter
512 Of Volume u OF the Laws of Delaware, en-
titled an Act for the benefit of married women.
Read.
| Mr.. Wolcott Clerk Of the Senate, presented
for concurrence bill to render valid the acknow-
Judgement Of certain Decd bill supplement.
uhy W thc fct coippiatnS tnc soinyrnt uuu
Delaware Bay Railroad Company; and bill ar-
thorizing Charles NJ. Adams to locate certain
vacant lands in North West Fork Hundred,
Sussex County, all of which were read.
| Mr. Bacon presented the petition of citizens Of
Little Creek Hundred, Sussex County, for an Ac
laying out public road in said Hundred Reat
and referred.
House bill to enable Caspar Kendall TO sell Ger
tain real estate in Wilmington, was read thiit
time and passed.
Mr.. johnson of Kent, presented the petition o
ELI Doherty and Others, for authority to lay on
a new road in Mispillion Hundred. Read an,
referred.
Mr. Bradford introduced bill to incorporat
the Washington Council. No. 4, of the Order q
United American Mechanics. Read
Adjourned until 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on Wednes
lay.