The daily gazette., 1875-03-19

of State, State Treasurer and Sts;,
Auditor, providing for the appoin,
ment of Il Superintendent of the Publjc
Instruction ut salary of $500 mr.
annum, who shall examine Teacher,
ETC., and provide for the holding NJ
Teachers Institutes. The other d.
tails of the amendment do not diTs,
materially from the bill at frat nro
posed. IL wus read twice and adoptcd
and the bill as amended was made
special order for II o'clock Tuesdav
morning.
Mr.. Broadway laid before the House
the temperance resolutions passed bv
the Wilmington Conference. TLey
were read and referred to the Moral
Reform Committee.
| Mr.. Pyle reported bill direclins
the Slate Treasurer to pay to II. r
Robinson & Company, of Wilmington
$63l.33, the amount lost by them
, through the failure of the Treasure
to deliver to them certain laid scrip
they purchased of him, which wa,
read once.
Mr. Bird, from the committee to con.
slider the constitutional amendment
giving the Legislature poweito fix,
by enactment, the boundaries of any
county, reported favorably, will
amendments relating entirely to de
tails. The amendments were read
twice and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin the vote
I by which the bill abandoning an old
road and laying out new one, in Mis-.
pillion Hundred, was lost, was recon.
sidered after which the bill was passed
On motion of Mr.. Pyle the bill au.
thorizing the Levy Courts to pay fines
of citizens convicted in the L. 81
Courts for violation of the enforcement
acts of Congress was taken up for con.
sideration. He then proposed amend.
ments leaving the payments Of prices
and employment OF counsel at the op.
tion OF the Levy Courts and Governor
The amendments were adopted and
the bill as amended was postponed Till
3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
On motion of Mr. Bird the constitu
tional amendment dividing New Castle
county was read third time and d.
cussed by Mcssrs. Baldwin and Biggi
in opposition and Mr.. Broadaway in
favor.
Mr.. Speaker laid before the House
the resolutions passed by the last di I
vision meeting in Wilmington, whel
the bill was defeated by the followin!
vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Bird, Broadaway
Collins, Nowland. J. w. Phillips, Pyle \
Voshell and Mr.. Speakers.
Nays -Messrs. Baldwin, Biggs, Cor
well, Fraim, Green, Handy, Learned
Lambden, McNeal, G. Ii. Phillips
Todd and Wilds-12.
At 1920 the House adjourned Until
3p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION
} The House e-assembled at 8 p IN
Mr.. j. W. Philips offered = join
) resolution directing that the per diel
and mileage of the members of th'
General Assembly be paid Ia gold n
its equivalent. Adopted.
On noiion of Mr.. Learned the 6el
ate bill amending chapter AZ, OF the re
= = vised Statutes, was read twice aud re
. ferred.
On motion of Mr.. Houston the bill
= increasing the compensation OF th
. General Assembly to 50 per day and
limiting their sessions to March lOlh
: was read third time. Lost by yeas
4 8, nays 10.
Mr.. Nowland introduced bill r
. quiring tho. Levy Courts to buy a
, collect on the real and personal pr
n perty of colorcd people tax to ba a
d piled towards the support OF The
II own schools. Read twice.
) On motion of Mr.. Biggs the Stna
9 bill amending chapter 36, OF voIlT
IL IA, was read twice,
s. On motion Of Mr. Fraim the S1la
joint resolution authorizing the sa
. Treasurer to borrow money. was ret
y and concurred in.
;. On motion of Mr.. Collins the Sen,
le amendment to the bill amending chi
ter IL of the Revised Code was q
v CURED in.
8, Mr.. Speaker presented a nuabe
petitions in favor of dividing d
III Castle county, read and laid on
Ia table. M
y. On motion of Mr.. Nowland the
i. requiring the publication of the 81
90 mcnts of savings banks and insur'
ID companies, was read third time
I'd passed. 3
The bill describing the manne
to taking the security of officers of ~
i, mington, was read third time
aa postponed until Monday afternoo
a. motion of Mr.. q. II. Philips
as stock bill for district 90, Sussex
a. ty, was read a third time and pal
at On motion of Mr.. Bird the
en- Work House bill was taken up
passed.
Mt On motion of Mr. Houston the
10 Incorporating the Schoen Spring
ar of Wilmington, was read q third
m and passed.
nd Mr.. Baldwin presented several
monstrances against the diyislo
ill New Castle county. Laid on TIT
sw BILE.
On motion of Mr.. Wilds the
to bill for Kenton Hundred was re
10 third time and passed.
ch On motion of Mr.. Nowland Inc
n increasing the per centage OIL
iae collectors of New Castle cou1ty
m indefinitely postponed.
ch On motion of Mr.. Houstontn
l.. ..nu