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DOVER, DEL, i'm. o.. 1917.

Ihe senate met at 10, n. m.
.Lt. SYNOPSIS OF ELLIS.
The bill to incorporate the Rehobotb
Holei company names as eOporatOrs J.
j.. Mccullough; William j. Hooper,
,lnmoa bradford, Robt. E.ycRobinson,
VIM. Finley, Benjamin F. Parlett Ii.
mits, Rehoboih Beach Camp Meeting
Association grounds of the Methodist
Episcopal church; to he conducted in
conformity with the act of incorpora-
tion and by. laws of said association;
capital stock not to exceed $500, 900;
shares $1O0 each; seven Directors.
The bill to incorporate theEsplendor
Mining Company, names IS oorporators
y. Clement Carroll, Henry Pepper, Dan
iel L. Masrell, and their assigns; lands
located in South and Central America;
capital stock, not to exceed 100, 900
shares, not to exceed 800 eoch; power
to issue bonds not to exceed fifty per
cent of capital stock in sums not less
than $lO0 each; rate OF interest not to
exceed seven per cent; time twenty
years. ...s.l ..... .f.
The hi to incorporate the Laurel g.
Pcninsular Agricultural and Mechani.
cal Society names as corporators, j. 4.
Moore, |. j. w. Adams, !. II. Bailey,
w, +; Wolfe, d. g, Hersey, ]. 8. Ba.
con, w. s, Hitch, j. M. G, Hearn, ID.
II. Foskey, L. P. Cannon, b. B, War
rington. T. p. Rodney, l. j. Wooten.
G. E. Smith, j. ]. Thomson, Levin
Hitch. W. l.. sirman, Jacob Adams,
Isaac Giles. Geo. X. Hearn, j. j. White
l. W Moore, ]. P. H. Shipley, Edw'd.
Fowlci, VIM. Ii, Wheatley; capital
stock not to exceed $40, 900; 5000 shares
at IS each; meetings at Laurel
A bill to incorporate the Grand Di-
vision Sons of Temperance of Della
ware; to protect the navigation of the
Christiana river; to incorporate the
Underwriters Agency of Delaware to
incorporate the Diamond State Fire &
Marine Insurance Company. To in.
corporate the West End Club stables
of Wilmington; joint resolution to ap-
propriate S7OO to pay the contingent
expenses of the office of the Secretary
of State.
Messrs, Ray, Davis, Shakespeare
Il Moore were yesterday appointed the
committee to confer with the peach
growers and railroad officials.
Mr.. Pyle presented petition from 25
citizens OF New Castle county asking the
Legislature to entertain the proposition
to extend aid to the Wilmington q West
ern Railroad Company. Read and refer
red to the Committee on Corporations,
with leave to report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Todd presented petition from 21
citizens for an act to lay out q new road
in Dover Hundred. Read and referred
to the Committee ON Roads 4 Highways.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle. bills amenda-
| tory OF the acts incorporating the Arti-
zans' Savings Bank Of Wilmington, and
the New Castle County Fire Insurance
| Company were read the second time and
referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
Mr.. Houston presented petition OF
222 citizens of Wilmington, favoring
State aid to the Wilmington L Western
Railroad Company, which was read. and
ON motion of Mr.. Nowland was referred
| to the Committee on Corporations.
| On motion of Mr.. Baldwin the bill tc
make dogs personal property in consoli-
dated School Districts No. 80 and Al, New
Castle county. was read the third timt
and passed Vote, 13 TO g.
Mr.. Nowland said he feared this bill
would create strife in the neighborinl
districts in consequence of the killing o.
dogs. During this session a bill will
probably be passed with similar proyis
ions to include the larger portion of New
Castle county
> Mr.. Baldwin said its object was NOR,
particularly for the protection OF sheep
Mr.. Voshell asked if there wes Law
in New Castle county taxing dogs.
| Mr.. Speaker said there was genera
county law on the subject
Mr. Houston asked and obtained on,
days leave OF absence.
On motion of Mr.. Lambden, bill t.
transfer the home mansion farm of Isaa,
III. Phillips, from School District No. l69
Sussex County, to No. so, in Sussex Co.
was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Voshell asked if due notice to thu
public had been given by the parties ant
whether the number OF scholars left il
the District was the legal number. Mr.
Lanbden said he believed it was all salts
factory.
Mr.. Lambden introduced bill t.
change the place of holding elections il
Gumboro Hundred, Sussex county, whicl
was read. 1t changes the place frou
Gumboro to school house in Distric
No. Sc.
Mr.. Nowland, from the special Com
mittee on bill to cede to the U. s, land
; for light houses, &C., reported favorabl,
and the bill was then read third tim
and passed.
The speaker named Mr.. Baldwin O
chairman on Representation, as suggest
ed in the Governors address, instead {
Mr.. Biggs.
1 Adjournd.
84lgss SENATE. .nefss
The Senate met at 1OA. M. Prayer b
the Chaplain.
Mr. Moore presented petition of cit
/. zens, for q stock law in School Distrit
Q No. 1873, SUSSEX county; also one ft
!. District No. 81, same county. Read an
! referred to the Committee on Agricu
! ture.
s Mr.. Moore gave notice of bill
Q amend Sec. 3, Chap. Revised Statutes
= BILLS ON SECOND READING.
9 On motion of Mr.. Causey, bill to il
Z corporate the Esplendor Mining Con
= pany, referred to committse on Agricu
4 ture.
a Mr.. Ray, bill to amend Chap. 81 Dell
Q ware Laws. Referred to the Committe
!. on Revised Statutes.
u Mr.. Ray, bill to amend Chapter 81
Delaware Laws. Referred to Commi