Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-06
PROCEEDINGS Or -PHR LEGISLATURE.

Dovnn, March 3.
The Senate met pursuant 10 adjournment.
The following bills were read third time and
BY Mr. Shakespeare, an oct to extend the Time
for recording the act 70 ineoTponte Smyrna Sem
mary; an aCt TO incorporate Wawaset Tribe, No,
9, !. .. r. NJ. an act TO incorporate Humanity
Circle, No. /, B. U. n. T. c. A., Of Delaware; and
an act TO incorporate the Central Delaware Peach
GrOwers' Association.
By Mr.. VandegTih, an act 10 vacate q certain
road In Cedar Greek hundred, Sussex county.
The following bills were read q second time =
By Mr.. Riddle, an act for the benefit of the
Wilmington Water Works by Mr.. Watson, an
act to incorporate Enterprise Building and Loan
Association, of Wyoming; by Mr.. Records, an
Laws an act regulating Roads, Streets, &C, In
Christian hundred, so far as the limits Of school
district, No. 901<, was called up and on motion
OF NJ Riddle was indefinitely postponed.
The following bills were read -
An act for the relief of School District, No. 81,
New Castle county and an act to enable Corne-
Illus Burton and f. j. Morris TO convey certain
real property.
City Council OF Wilmington, against Mr.. Leslie's
Water Works bill
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 8 pm.
On motion the following bills were read =
non TO make last will and testament by Mr..
Watson, an act to divorce Mary II. Johns from
her husband.
The following bills on motion, were read a
third time and passed.
By Mr.. Shakespeare, an act to lay out a new
road in North Mnrderkil hundred, Kent county,
and to close up an old one by Mr.. Ellis an act
TO amend Section of Chapter IS of the 18th
Volume Delaware Laws
The following bills were read third time and
lost -
An act to amend Chapter % of Volume 18Th OF
the Delaware Laws aud an act to amend Chap
ter Ill Revised Code.
On motion of Mr.. Records, the act to regulate
the sale of meal, &C., was read second time by
its title.
Mr.. Records offered joint resolution appoint
ing a Joint committee to settle with the State
Treasurer and receive the report Of the Auditor
Of accounts for the current year.
Several bills were given notice OF, and sundry
petitions were presented.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
HOUSE
At 10 O'Clock this morning the House mel
The following bills we're read once:
by DR.. Martin, incorporating the Capital
Hotel Co., Of Dover.
Senate bill amending chaper 80 Of the revised
statutes; Senate bill amending chapter 80 Of the
rt tVised statutes; by Mr.. Van Gasken, consoli.
dating certain school districts.
BY MIR. Mari, allowing sheTltis 500 instead
$40 for distributing ballot boxes; also limiting
the lien ofjudgmenls,
At 1910 the House adjourned until three
o'clock, when it again assembled.
The following bills we're passed: By Mr.
Hutchinson, changing the place Of voting in
ApPoquinimink hundredi by Mr.. CIOugh,
divorcing James l. Billings from his wife; by
| Mr.. Clark, extending the boundaries Of Red
| Lion hundred; also prohibiting cattle running
at large 10 districts 60 and "a, New Castle Co..
also requiring lhG. Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Co to einse at least once year the north
drain of their Ca9als by Joel Thompson, ,requir:
ing railroad trains 10 stop before proceeding tc
cross the track Of another road; Senate. bill
allowing the Trustees Of the schools Of New
Castle to raise an additional sum.
The bill prohibiting live stock running al
large in portions Of Brosd Greek hundred va
| killed
AT o'clock tie House adjourned.