Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

.1za4as&lamssaas
tIonabe pc It being the salaries maid - conn,..
superintendent The amonnt 70 - ~ ?oguty
TAX Is also objected to BY soma sF tba ~
ana Sussex members. - 'A0 NeU
RAILROAD SCHEMES
! ne most agitating question now h.foro Al
Legislature is that of State Ali e. "r1 'nT
projected railroads. A bill is nen,iine - a;J
oiiIGe roads Ia lower Delaware, two Of wb;cS
IN I!E IA oqSseX and ono in Kent county. and -
N i'm Ma 70 slsS pending to aid the w. wv. R, r.
nisi,o" Casue county 1t is proposed to
a90H 600 I creult OF the State tc the amount of
%ooc"'UOU wv lesS TWO years interest which mokos -
ST34'oO0 IN equal amounts amonosr tho 49, ~
iollo"lng named proposed roads: The Geo.
to%n Delmar, the Georgetown 4 Sas3osJ
SnI 'He bayShore Railroads. The amonnt fo1
s.ch ROAD would be $88, 900, and NOT n ba
SNGn until the roads are graded and bridgoJ
Sne certain amount of stock subscribod onJ
palo Ia. For the W. e. w. r. r. thera a an.
t; peais 10 DC no chance, as the New Castle dsle-
"5iTn e;J nj a almost unit in opposition to State
aio under any circumstances. LARGE SoIo.a
tons have been present here from S3o.o uoleGa,
NoIt urging the passage of the bills. and svau |
aui writing the Capital building is swarm.
lns Win them. There is, however n sn;r;,nJ |
opposition manifested by prominent rsntIo,e
mnIch makes things very lively. From nressnt
appearances the friends of aid have rasson ~
be encouraged. 'o ie"Soh 70
TIE LIQUOR LICENSE BILL
is Is another, which is showed off az lonc =, ros.;
Dle; 1he liquor men have become aIarTnod
&uI are employing attorneys to work in tba;r
neu1il ana prevent the license law from heinz
IVA mace any more stringent than what If now -
nro.,nt 80 ~ LoE expect any modification of the
dao.o: p1oSeHt ia"' out they will bend all their
energies 10 get the Legislature to do ms EttIa a.
possible IN the way of a change to eu;t t't 80 80
:smperancs people. The bill, it is said will bo }
introduced this week. VIII o'
INCREASED REPRESENTATION.
1t is hard to tell what will he dome - a..
way OF increased representation. there b,;nr 'n o
Css than four propositions looking to that anS ,
10" pending One of them is to divide Nsw !
: Casts county another to give an add;t;onoi
senator IN each county, and three add;tionai q
,epreSeA'atlves In New Castle county; anotber ,,
provides Tor the same increase of Senator. !
1uI Iour additional representatives for New
Jasue I county, and they with one Senator 10 be
l;etr;o. !" " I!Iington as a separate election !.
lIs'Tict' BESIDES all these a resolution Is t
pending in the Senate to appoint Jn;mt ~, Is
1ittee to draft bill calling a Constitntional 4
% li3!Tontien. Tho latter is the only plan bv y
'hlch change can be made effective witb;I p
"o years, the others being Constitutional d
amendments must be ratified bv three .fonTtba
the next Legislature before becoming effes' n
THE P. W. B. R. R. TAX to
hr. Nowand has introduced hin roJ,o;r Sc
~ TAX on M the Z. W. & B. r. r. to $40 000 n
lnuaLy' .Ihose who are expecting It's mas, g
=? are from present appearances hopiDc "
CONTr no Cn,rr y
Mr. VI HoshelPs bill introduced some tina .oo u
- t Iiouse 70 make fruit growing crops sub 81
ct to execution attachment has come ta rr;.f re
tne Committee on Revised Statutes renort' an
Z II negatively, and it's further consideration II
ing indefinitely y postponed '''1 Ira
PREJUDICE TO CoLoRED PEOPLE
he strong prejudice of the members eo.;ns. %I
education Of the colorsd nennIa cro,,rnJ :! y!
on IhurEday by an adverse vote on tbe XIII -
'a4 az coiored people IN this city of Wilmington ha
thelr own education, though their tav ,vo. u.
Oe Kept separate from that of others ana ~
y applied to colored schools. anu ee'
DIVIDING APpoQUIN1MINK.
OH was introduced in the Senate ves,sr. Br;
% divide AppoQuinimink Hundred in New dro
''IS county into two separate Hundreds fou
)uId the bill pass it will make s II MO-, a,b
ApM[esslDiy happy and prevent a secession last
a Ne" castle county. sire
BIG FEES. was
he joint resolution to pay 4. S. Senator, curl
ard and salisbury for legal services rem. ro1 j
" " the State = in defending it against the our
W. "; q str. b. Il. H. has had zigzig course Of
$500 and settled at $1,000 Il was was tbsn Iv"' Hon
70 the House when it was at S25O0. but mad
orday morning that action was reconsidereJ ing
settled at $1,000 each. ''''''1'''u the
TIE FARMERS TRESpAss BILL AmC
pa'Sed both Houses. 1t makes farmer. S'%r a.,
70 oihcers, to arrest all trespassers with or w
out warrant, and take them before the lattur
not more than $5 for each of;onno' 10y arc lie &
in not less than SIO0 hail for 49, Snu Of O.
behaviour, and not to trespaIs again the
action was rendered necessary by the nm. head
ilmington. "'"' '"' ci'y sever
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