The daily gazette., 1875-01-19
The DeIaacare Legislature.
| Special to the Gazette.
DOVER, Del. Jan. Is, 1875.

'oIochNy III the cilalf ; prayer ny the
Chaplain.
MIR. Fiddeman presented the petition
OF II. G. w. Collins, and l2 others pray
ing the passage of an act to enable J. Tur-
pm Moore to change the course of IL road
leading through his lands and to place
gates across the same. Referred 10 the
committee on Roads and Highways.
Mr.. ID. W. Hazel, Clerk OF the House
informed theSenate that the Honse had
passed joint resolution for the two
Houses to meet at IL o'clock noon, Jan.
18th, which was concnrred in by the Sen
ate, and the House so notified.
fhe bill to exempt wages from execu-
tion Judgment process was read the It
ana "a times and referred to the commit
tee on Revised Statutes.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, the Joint res.
olntion authorizing the State Treasurer
TO pay robert Granlers $500, was amend.
ed as follows ;-"'rhe bond to be given
by the said X. Granlers TO the Stale OF
Delaware secured and conditioned as n
foresaid. shall be for snch term of wears
as may be satisfactory to said STATE
Treasurer and shall be held or deemed
10 be valid and binding in all courts of
ilw or equity, or elsewhere for and dur.
ing snch term of years anything i'm the
statutes OF limitations or any other law.
OF this State to the contrary not
withstanding.
The resolution AZ amended was order
ed TO the House for concurrence.
Adjourned.
HOUSE. The House met at 3 u. NJ,
Speaker Holcomb in the Chair. PRAYER
by the Chaplain.
Mr.. Biggs INTRODUCED Joint Reso.
luton that the two Houses meet on
Tuesday, January 10, in the County
court room, at IL o'clock, noon to nj.
Tend his Excellency the Governor
elect while the oath of office is admin
istered to him. Adopted.
On motion of Mr.. N0wland the SEN
ate bill to prohibit stock from run
ming on the highway in School Dis,
trict No. 81, New Castle county, was
read the first time.
On motion of Mr.. Biggs the bill to
prevent live stock from running at
large in School District No. 93, New
Castle county, was read the second
time.
Mr.. j. w. Phillips presen-
ted petition with 135 signatures re-
questing the passage of an act for Il
good and efficient law changing the
mode OF collecting and using money
for school purposes and formore effici-
entity governing public schools. Read
and referred to the Committee on
Education.
Mr.. Noshell presented petition of
citizens of School District N GS, New
Castle county, asking law prohibit
ing live stock from running at large
in said District
MIR. Nowland presented petition,
praying the passage of II supplementary
act TO the fishing laws OF the State. ii
relates to gill net fishing on the Della
ware hay for 30 miles in the vicinity
OF Post Penn. A draft of the desired
law accompanied the petition. Read
and referred to II special committee
composed of Nowland, Learned and
&. II. Phillips.
MIR. Noshell gave notice of Il bill to
prohibit live stock from running at
large in school district No. GS, New
Castle county.
BY j. w. Phillips, bill TO incorpo-
rate the Sussex County Insurance Com
pany.
Mr.. Nowland presented the follow
ing which was adopted:
Res0t6ed, That no member shall alb
sent himself from the daily sessions of
this House without permission asked
and obtained from the House. ANY
member violating this special rule I'M
less excused by the House, will lose
his per diem for every day lost,
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Pyle introduced bill to incor-
poratc the Marbleton Quarry Com
pany, which was read the 1st time.
1t names as corporators, George w.
stone, Charles B. Bent, George sprin-
ger, Charles Warner, Joseph Andrews,
Alfred ID. Warner location, VIII
mington, succession, 90 years capi-
tai stock not to exceed $50, 600,
shares, $50 each; business to quarry
stone, make lime, marble, &c. to have
Directors and IA President.
MIR. Nowland introduced a bin to in
corporate the Peninsnlar Agricultural
and Pomolngical Association of New
Castle county, which was read the first
Time. 1T names rs corporators, Charles
Beasten, J. Thomas Budd, w. W. Coch-
ran, II. w. Lockwood, John Cochran, II.
). Craven, Sewell G. Biggs, VIM. Polk,
Lewis L. Mcdonnell, Daniel W. CorLit'
olgect.to promote agricultural, horti-
cultural, mechanic and household arts.
Capital stock not to exceed S25, 900
shares S. each. $4,000 shall not DE-, snb,
]ect to taxation municipal, county or
state tax; annual meeting 10 he held on
the 4th Saturday in January in each
year; officers to be President, Secre-
tary, eighty-nine Directors-ail stock-
holders. Board of Managers TO employ
business agents and special police; have
police control within one-half mile of tbe
FAIR grounds as well as the fair grounds
allow auctioneering on the fair grounds
Keep thereon restaurants and livery and
stock stables, without other licenses.
Adjourned