Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-02-18


| Specially reported for The Commercial
DOVER, Feb II.
| SENATE.
| Senate met at ~. A. NJ
The following bills were read: House bill au-
thorizing City of Wilmington to issue a further
water loan OF sl25,OO0; reincorporating Delta
PHI Literary Society of Delaware College re =
| hnquishing certain lands to the United States,
for light houses in relation to service OF pro.
cess on foreign life Insurance. companies.
| The following were read the third time and
passed Stock law for School District No. 81
Sussex county authorizing public road III Mil
ford hundred.
Mr.. Causey offered resolution authorizing
the clerk to have fifty copios of the bill relating
to arrests in civil cases also making January
lst and February 22nd legal holidays printed.
Adopted.
Mr.. Riddle reported back the bill to amend
section 3, chapter 81, vol IA Delaware laws, IA
vorably, which was passed. The bill provides
that alter one year the insane persons sent to
Pennsvlvania if not cured may BIS brought back
to the aims houses and others sent in their pla-
ces.
Mr.. Riddle called mp the bill for the accommo-
datlon of Jurors while celebrating upon YER
dict.
An amendment requiring jurors to pay for the
food and sleeping accommodations was adopted.
The bill then read and recommitted
On motion of Mr.. Ray the rules for the goy-
eminent OF the State House and the appoint
meut of u librarian was referred back to the
Committee on Conference appointed for that
purpose.
Adjourned antil 3 p. NJ.
Afternoon Session.
Mi. Ray presented petition to change the
place of holding the election i'll East White CLAY
Creek hundred, which was referred to Commit
tee on Revised Statutes
On motion of Mr.. Ray the BIZ to authorize the
state Treasurer to pay to Delaware College
$4,000 annually for two Years ilpon condition that
said iipllppp hOu1 p6upatf r.. tot
each county, and raid pupils after graduating to
teach one year in the public schools of the State
was taken up for consideration.
Upon tie reading of the first secti II Nj
Moore called Tor tile yeas and nays Which were
taken as follows Yeas, Messrs. Cuusey, Da-
Wis, itly, Riddle, shakespeare, and Mr. Speaker
g. Nays Messrs. Fiddeman and Moore, q
The bill was then read the third time and
passed
Mr.. Shakespeare reported the bin to incoipor
ate the Ola Dominion Steamship COMPANY. winch
was road the third time and passed
The same gentleman gave notice Of M acs to
incorporate the Dover Fruit and Vegetable Pre-
serving Company.
Mr.. Riddle reported the bill defining tie
duties of Justices of the Peace in cases Of as
sault and battery which was real the third time
and passed.
The bill amending Chapter l0G Of the Revised
Statutes providing that contrihutory negligence
shall be no lar III sui for damages was also
passed
AaioutEcl.
Hlu-E.
The House met ct 10 O'clock
The following bills were read once Mr. lipu--
ton, an act authorizing the Junction a. Breakwa-
ter |, r. to connect it, tracks with thc non ,,ier
at Iewes: MIR B,rd Senate Nil ,nrornoratt,,,,
the Delaware State Flre and Mnr.I,n I,,rtn,'loo
60 Mr. g. ii Phillips, stock law for School
Districts 4 4 and $50 Silssex couuty. Mr. SneaE-
er, incorporating tie Lone valley Cemetery Co.
The following bills were read n tIirI ti,ns md
passed STOCK Ills for School Dstrict Al Nv
Castle Co ;ueoporatine NcDoraIj Fncamnn,e,'t
of Patrarchs, No 2, |. o. o. f.; incorporating
u az ~ uieat ,uuiieil improved order oil lied Men,
~ ia aee "iiehuiilB ciapter l-o oil Tie
i'S M ToS I9ae, relatllS 70 tfealassers.
mr. Iouu gave notlce OF bill TO reduce tie
sta'e IN oh county assessments TO cents on
'Nn 70 :. w , - -
reunions presented MI. q. ii. Phillips for a
new Pupils roaa ID Sussex county F; Mi. Pyle,
,,'. sisleu ~ '29 PERSONS Tor more LIBERAL
1880 i"m NJ nAnuE' Que Iof more stringent
license Jaw MI. liroaaawaY two for the better
protection OF sleep Mr.. Biggs, one for the
taua'ion W u tVilh'7sloh TO eTtabilsh uniform
teAI poohs IN the pnbhc schools ; Mr.. Broad
away, a petition for a new public road in Nor.h
=, VI uel MI hnuled ana ME- Nilds rcnon-
'', ,q'i "aaiiisl tle raile'
Unnstop | a s s.t9 tn ~ w io,9%e Dls mr.
funeral expenses, medicines, %c III certain
eases MT. speaker an act IN respect topro0f of
''' III " ,,l..,. ,,....
,:ii io ooihuli'tee on corporations reported the
' D,ii inI0ipoIaV,hg inc wilmington and Chena-
peake haiiroad Cos wltli an amendment, requir-
~ eint tnulI proposed hraBe across the Cnis-
'i''i I sua nave dlaw w ieet IN the clear and
s ia.i pe atIehdeu by one OF the eompanys en-
p,H!ees' INC amendment was adopted and the
wore (two thirds beng leqllired1 =
III LhtlnWin BIRD IfoadaMay, Collins. Con
NJ vIy;, nwgnItoi learned t. H. Phillips
Hie' oSii'll, WHO'S ana Mf. Speakcr-13.
v MIaS IMeT ~ bigSr, fr9lm, Green, McNeal
''o"i"''u' % w fhiiil's ana Todd"
afternoon Session.
Numerous pstitions and remopstrauc,s ,,o.,,.
presented By NJ. Brgs' several "gsInst tl,o |
bin regulating the eS6endnro If tnnev t n
roads N n. G3orfes hlindrod NJ b. ~
two to have DOS taxed in i{nnt ~ ~,
Nuwand TWO asking that the Inv ON t,,e rsiirna
he reducnd RI sDn Nh ''' '''e "N VII 'le l"'iloa"
Mr.. Houston gave notice of a lii, o,,,o,.,i,.,.
the act ncolporatinr the towu of e'rns -.
a bill ncorporatinr tie B,ori nr pnlIi" I1% %'.'
tiC,, 81 w., ''''7 '-e 4''i" W rune Euuea
Mr.. Bind Introduced n Nm incorrc,a.i,,,. 49,,
Delaware City Mutual Life Insnrs,c Sr,S7,o '',o
Read once So '''''''''s'