The daily gazette., 1875-01-14
SECOND EDITION
Legislature Proceedings,
[Contt,lued from first naae. ]

ICtCA SuldiG OSuSuCldl SoCicty vi
Wilmington Jas. Monaghan, Michael
Megarey, Dennis Mention, Abraham ].
Peters, Daniel McElwee, Bridget Nc
Maxim, Catharine Mullen, Felicita Fa-
rer, Margaret Frean, Margaret Reilly
Mary Monaghan, Fannie Megary, Mary
Boyle; succession and continuance, 20
yearly; income not to exceed $4,000.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at.3 P M.
MI. ]. w. Phillips offered the fol
lowing joint resolution which was
read and on motion Of Mr. Learned,
adopted.
Reseloed, That committee of two
on the part of tho Senate and will on
the part Of the House be appointed to
examine the accounts of the State
Treasurer.
| The Speaker apppointed Messrs. ].
W. Phillips, Biggs and Collins as the
House Committee.
MI. Pyle offered Tie following Joint
| resolution which was read and referred
l TO the Committee on Claims.
| WHEREAS, The Secretary of State
has caused to be he bound with gem
eral index, the 14th volume, Laws of
! Delaware, in pursuance to section ] !,
Chspt. 4, Revised Code, therefore
Rcsotoed, That the State Treasurer
be directed to pay the following char
ges against the State in relation to said
4th volumes; namely to James Kirk,
for printing index S252 80, John Payn-
ter for services in preparing index
and experimenting printing $3.50: to
James &c Webb, for binding 800 copies
OF cost of transportation, S217.
Resoteed, That the Secretary of the
I State be directed to retain in his Of
| flee ten copies OF it and to deliver to
the following offices in each county
on: copy for use Of their respective
Courts-vlz. Register OF Wills, Re-
gistcr in Chancery, Clerk of Orphans
Court, Prothonotary and Clerk of the
Peace; the remainder to be equally di-
vided among tho respective counties
and to be sold at 50 copy.
MI. Biggs presented thc bill of tho
Sheriff OF Crawford county, Ohio, da-
ted Aug. II, 1874, for arresting Joseph
ii. Taylor. Referred to the Committee
on Claims.
Mr.. McNeal offered the following joint
Il iSSOiutIUii w ulCH w dS dtlODlPu
Resolced, That a committee of three
on the part Of the House and two ON
the part of the Senate be appointed to
wait on the publisher of the Delauarsan
and ascertain the cost of printing each
days proceedings for the use Of the
two Houses.
Messrs. McNeal, Learned and Handy
were appointed said committee.
Mr.. Wilds gave notice that he inten.
ded to introduce an act to preserve the
purity of the ballot.
Adjourned.
| The Speaker, by request, gave notice
that there would be caucus meeting
on Monday night, January 25th, tc
nominate candidates for the offices o1
State Treasurer and State Auditor
/ n; sEEATE-MoRNING SESSION.
| Senate met at 10 A. N.
Mr.. Shakespeare offered Joint roso
luton that the committee appointed tc
) purchase United States flag be in
structed to purchase State nag and
have it put in proper position. Adop.
ted by vote OF z to /, Mr Riddle vot
ing nay.
| MI. Moore presented a petition of
| &. Phillips asking to be changed from
School District NO. 16s to No so
lSuseeX county. Read and referred tc
a special committee consisting ot
Messrs. Moore, Riddle and Davis.
Mr. Riddle, from the special commit
tee, reported favorable on the petition
| of Robert Grantees, with joint reso
luton authorizing the State treasurer
to pay Robert Grantees $500. The
resoli4tion was postponed till 4 O'Clock
monday next.
MI. Davis presented Il petition Sam
| Townsend and fifty others praying thai
Appoquinimink Hundred be divided
into two hundreds. Read and referred
to special committee composed o1
Messrs. Davis, Shakespeare aud Fiddle
man.
: Mr.. Riddle introduced an act in rela
ton to usnry. 1t provides that the Dor
rover shall sue ICr the same, sun
equal to the exc e5s OF interest taken foi
the Use OF loan OF money over and above
the rate or i pee cent. per annum, shall
be forfeited Sec.2, repeais conflicting
laws. Read
Mr. Riddle insIoiuced Ii Joint rasoiu-
tion that such part Of the Governor I
message as refers to enacting u law crea-
| ting q sinking ruLu HeIeTFSd " tLS I l.
nance Committee. Adopted.
| The Senate proceeded to the Hall OF
the House of Representatives and having
, transacted the business Of the Joint ses-
; sion returned to their Chamber and al
Ijourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| ON motion of Mr.. Shakespeare the
House joint resolution relative TO FEEDER.
al interference in Louisiana State affairs
was considered, oonculred in and return.
+ ed to the House. The vots was G yeas
nay-Mr. Riddle.
Mr.. Davis, from the special committee
to which was referred tho petition OF
Sam'l Townsend and others, relative to
live stock running at large in School Dis
trict No. 81. Appoquinmink hundred, re-
ported an act to prohibit live stock from
running on the highway i'll said District.
1t was read.
On motion of Mr.. Causey the House
joint resolution appointing a committee
to examine the accounts Of the State
Treasurer, was read and concurred in.
The Speaker, Mr.. Stockley appointed