The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
The DefaaOare Legislature.
Especial to the Gazette
DOVER, DEL, Jan. Us, 1875.
8ENATE

Especial to the Gazette.
DOVER, DEL, Jan. Is, 1875.
SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 a. m, Speaker
Stockley in the chair; prayer by the
Chaplain.
ACTS PASSED.
On motion of Mr.. Davis the act to pro-
hibit live stock from running on the
highway in School District 81, New Cas-
tie county, was read the third time and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Shakespeare, the act
TO re.incorporate Keokuk Tribe No. 3,
Improved Order Of Red Men in the
State OF Delaware and city of Whining
ton, which was reported from the COM
mittee OH Corporations, with amend
ment was read the Bird time and passed
MIR. Moore from the special committee
to which was referred the petition of
Isaac q. Phillips. praying to be trans
ferred from School District lS6 to No. SO.
reported an act TO transfer the home and
mansion and farm of Isaac q. Phillips.
from School District No. 1876, in Sussex
county, to District No SO, in Sussex Co.
Read.
Mr., Hazel, clerk of the Hou Sc, inform
ed the Senate that the House had adop-
ted the report of the joint commtte ap-
pointed under joint resolution in relation
to Public Buildings, and returned the
same to the Senate.
Also, that the House concurred in
Joint resolution to pay the Bnilding
! Committee u compensation.
Also short time after that the House
had passed an act to exempt wages from
execution attachment process.
| Mr.. Fiddeman offered joint resolution
to pay the joint committee on Public
Buildings compensation for their SER
vices, Adopted. 1t pays to VIM. NJ
Shakespeare $500, DR.. Hugh Martin, $3.50,
C.. g. Stockley $500, Learnder Il. Riddle
$3.50, Lewis Thompson $3.50, John Van
Gaskin $3.50.
On motion of Mr.. Riddle, 300 copies of
the report of the joint committee on
Public Buildings were ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Causey gave notice of an act rela-
tive to the recording Of leases of the
Potter Charity Estate.
| By. MIR. Riddle, an act to make evil
dences of value subjects of larceny.
On motion Of Mr. Moore, adjourned
till 3 o'clock p. m, on Monday next.
HOUSE.
The House met persnant to adjourn.
ment, Speaker Holcomb in the chair
| prayer by the chaplain.
HOUSE ACTS on THIRD READING.
On motion of Mr.. Nowland, an act tc
exempt wages from execution attach
ment process, was considered.
Mr.. Houston moved to amend by stlik.
ing out this State" and inserting in
lien thereof the words New Castle CO.,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Pyle moved to further amend by
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that the exemption provided for shall
not apply to debts contracted prior tc
the passage OF this act" which was also
agreed to.
The act was then duly read and passed
the House finally.
A message from the Senate through
Mr. A. P. Robinson, the Clerk, informed
the House of the adoption of joint res
olution to pay the joint committee OF
Public Building, compensation for theil
services, which was read and concurreC
in by the House. Tho Senate so in
formed.
Mr.. Biggs offered resolution that Mr.
James l.. Waleott, Esq, be appointed
counsellor for the house committee
Adopted.
Mr.. j. w. Phillips moved that TIL,
, House adjourn to-day, till o'clock OF
Monday afternoon. Agreed to.
, On motion Of Mr.. Broadway, n com
, mittee of two was appointed by til,
, Speaker to inform MIR. Walcott of hi
} appointment Messls. Broadway an,
, Biggs were appointed the committee. OF
further motion Of Mr.. Broadway, TIN
committee had leave to retire for sale
purpose. Having returned to the Hous
Mr.. Broadway reported that the com
. mittee had performed their duty AM
!, that Mr.. Walcott had accepted.
On motion the Speaker adjourned tn
House till Monday afternoon at thre
o'clock.