Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1873-03-08

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ference ordered.
After large number Of bills were read
a second time, the following we're read
third time and passed By Mr.. Holland,
prohibiting swine running at large In GER
tain portions of Cedar Creek hundred by
Mr.. Ferris, prohibiting live stock rnnning
at large In District 81, New Castle county.
At 1910 the House adjourned until
O'Clock, when II again assembled.
The following bills were passed By
Mr.. Hutchinson, changing the place OF
voting In Appoquinimlnk hundred by MT.
Clougb, divorclng James l.. Billings from
his wife by Mr.. Clark, extending the
boundaries or Red Lion hundred also,
prohibiting cattle running at large In dis
tricts 90 and 81, New Castle county also,
recurring the Chesapeake q Delaware
Canal Company to cleanse at least once
year the north drain of their canal by
Joel Thompson, requiring railroad trains
TO stop before proceeding 10 cross the
track Of another road Senate bill, allow
ing the Trustees of the schools Of New
Castle 10 raise an additional sum.
The bill prohibiting live etock running
at large In portions Of Broad Creek hun
bred was killed.
At o'clock the House adjourned.
SENATE.
DOVER, March 6th.-The Senate met ut
10 O'Clock a. m.
On motion tho following bills were read;
By Mr.. Vaudegrift, an act to incorporate
the town Of Odessa and an act to In
corporate the Bayhe I'd March Company
Of St. Georges by Mr.. Watson, an act TO
extend Henry road In Kent county across
the Delaware Railroad by Mr.. Riddle,
an act to change the place Of voting In
North Appoqulnlmnk hundred.
The following bills were read a second
time an act TO divorce Mary H. johnson
from her husband an act for the relief Of
school district No. 81, New Castle county
and an act to enable Harriet H. Cannon
10 make will,
On motion the following bills were read
third time and passed By Mr. Watson,
an act 10 restrict cattle from running at
large In White Clay Creek Hundred, New
Castle County by Mr.. Riddle, an act to
incorporate the town of Newport by Mr..
Shakespeare, u further supplement to the
act to limit the city debt Of Wilmington,
&C., (this ls the hospital bids and an act
10 Incorporate Enterprise Building and
Loan Association of the town OF Wyoming.
nication from the Governor of New Jersey
in reference TO the fishery question, was
read.
The act to regulate the sale Of Indian
meal was read a third time and lost.
Adjourned.
The Senate met at 8 O'Clock p. m.
On motion the following bills were read;
By Mr.. Vandegrift, an act In relation to
cert iin game and the House bill entitled
au act 10 incorporate the Wilmington
Shellpot and Edge Moor Passenger Rail.
way Company by Mr.. Riddle, supple
ment 10 chapter AZ, volume Is, Laws of
Delaware, entitled of railroads and
d further supplement TO the
Chesapeake and Delaware Bay
Canal CoMplny by Mr.. Records, an act
to incorporate the Citizens Building and
Loan Association of Dover. (Thls bill was
subsequently read Il second aud third time
and passed) by Mr.. Watson, an act to
amend the chatter of the Kent County
Mutual Insurance Company by Mr.. Van
degriit, an act to prevent live stock from
running at large In school district No. 81,
New Castle county.
The following bills were read a second
time by titles The House bill TO prohibit
live stock from running at large in Cedar
! creek nuEOft0s bu-heA COuull hnu ~
act to enable c. 2. Burton and E. j,
Morris to sell and convey certain real
property.
On motion the following bills were read
third time and passed:
By Mr. Watson, an act 10 divorce Sam
uel T. Olhoson from Hester j. Othoson
his wife by Mr.. Ellis, an act to amend
chapter 5, volume IA, of the Laws OIL
Delaware (this act is In relation to collec
tors Of taxes y by Mr.. stockley, an ac
for the relief of Mary P. Ash, and an act
for the relief of school district No. "a
New Castle county.
The following bills were read thlrt
time and lost An act to amend section
Is Of chapter IS of the Revised Code al
act to amend chapter 90 of the Revised
Code, and an act To regulate the mode o
assessment Of real property and othe
property.
On motion of Mr.. Records the Housl
Joint resolution returning thanks to thu
p. w. & B. Railroad for their kind anI
hospltable treatment during their excur
sion to Washington to witness the lnau
guration ceremonies was concurred in.
Several petitions Of private natur
were presented.
Adjourned.