The daily gazette., 1875-02-17
The DeldtVare Legislature
ecially reported for the Gazette.

SENATE.- ue Seuuto HiCt a. ~ - "
Mr.. Ray gave notice of bill to incorc:
porate the Delta Phi Literary Society Of
Delaware College.
Bills PASSED.
Senate bill TO authorize a change IN
the course of public road IN CEDAR
Creek Hundred, Sussex county.
House bill to vacate parts OF certain |
streets in the town of New Castle.
House bill to authorize Joseph b. hlor- |
ris to erect gate across public road IL |
Indian River Hundred, Sussex county.
Senate bill in relation to the lien d
taxes.
House bill to incorporate the Bridge |
vile Cemetery Company, at Brldgevllle, |
Del.
House bill to incorporate the knights
of St. Lawrence Beneficial Society Of
Wilmington, Del.
Oh FIRST READIHa
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, House bill 10
incorporate the Delaware Board OF Dl-
rectors Of the Union Mutual Life lnsu-
rance Company, of Maine, as the Della
ware Agency OF said Company.
On motion of Mr.. Ray, House bill to
direct the publication of an act entitled
an act authorizing the City Of Whining
| ton to issue its bonds to meet portion
| of the expense of widening Water street
and Railroad avenue, in said city
On motion Of Mr., Davis, House bill to
| perfect the title of the Trustees Of the
First Presbyterian Church at Delaware
City to certain real property
Mr. Causey, from the Committee. PIE
sented certain enrolled bills
Adjourned.
| AFTERNOON GEssIulJ
| The Senate met at g O'Clock p III.
Prayer by tho Chaplain.
| L. .kal kak krIl rty.e.
| Memorial Of the National Board OF
Trade, recommending the passage OF an
act providing that 5 or more persons
associated for the prosecution Of any
lawful business may subscribe to certain
| articles OF association and comply with
all the requirements OF and from them
selves into an incorporated company
with on without liability as may be ey
pressed IN the articles OF association
Read and referred TO Committee on Gen
eral Incorporation also
Memorial from the National Board OF
Trade suggesting certain reforms in the
business of transportation by railroad
Read and referred to Committee on Con-
porations also
| Memorial from the National Board Of
Trade petitioning for the enactment OF Il
law providing that all persons doing bus.
mess under q firm name shall b6 required
to register with some designated oiiicel
the name OF the firm, together with that
, of each individual member thereof in
, terested therein.
BILLS PAssED.
House bill to amend section 3. chapter
! Gd, vol l2 Delaware laws
Senate bill to incorporate the Delawar
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
! Mr.. Ray presented an account in favo
l | of E1word n portar A6Ilfant CpparnI
I against the State of Delaware for S2S3 .5(
= expenses of Adjutant Generals office fo
F. the year 1894 Read and referred
on motion Of MIR. Causey, House bi
= supplementary to an act to incorporat
>. the Mechanic Building and Loan Assc
a citation OF the town OF Dover, pasae
= March 4, 1869, was read 1t second tim
and referred
On motion OF Mr.. Fiddeman, Hous
/ bill to amend chapter C66, vol, IA, Del!
3, ware Laws, wns read second time an
p referred
p Adjourned.
/ The House met B, p. IN
Is On motion of Mr. Baldwin, bill
At relation to serving of process on fo1
IS eign insurance companies was passed
II Mr.. Houston presented petition {
IN 2042 persons of Wilmington, asking 8
W Tue law IL
IN sale of Intoxicating liquors (embracir
OF local option and civil damage clauses
n. also, a petition of AZ persons of Mi
an dletown of similar import, Both we
le- read aud referred to committee {
Ia Moral Reform.
ed Mr. Pyle said he was requested
OF ladies of Wilmington to ask of Il
lis members of this Legislature the use
NV the Hall of the House this afternot
tie for the purpose of delivering address
en- to the Legislature on the subject
Ily temperance. At $50 o'clock he sa
ar he would move that the House a
to journ.
p Mr.. Learned presented the bill
cir Messrs. Horstman of Philadelphia, t
De- the State flag, silk, 1926. and U.
de flag, lbunting) $33, sold to the Legis
for tive Committee.
Ike Read and referred to Committee
he Claims
he Mr.. Collins presented several pc
he tions relative to taxing dogs and I
to protecting of sheep. Read.
Mr., Broadway presented petite
tu- of similar nature.
u.s. Mr., Nowland presented petitions
'us peach growers relative to the excessi
ir- railroad tax, Read and referred t,
,es committee of five. Mr.. Nowla1
er- chairman.
on The speaker presented memorials
he the National Board of Trade relati
'us to private companies or associations
in five or more persons. Also relati
lb- to railroad transportation also relati
} is to the registry of individuals and fir
re- transacting business Read.
INT AT $50 o'clock, adjourned
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