The daily gazette., 1879-01-30
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate reassembled at o'clock.
senator Pennewell had the act 10 rein
corporate the town of Dover read sec
ond time. One hundred copies OF the
act were ordered 10 be printed with the
understanding that the town was to pay
for the printing.
\ bill to divorce VIM. b. LadouA from
his W.T., Mary En- ly Laloux was pas
s4d.
Mr.. Rust as member of the Towns
end Investigation tommi'tee reported
resol tion to allow the 70 lowing sums TO
pay the expenses of lie cas- 20 the State.
For witness fees. slz- 20
Sergeant atAIms If the House
Tor serving subprnas ....... II -
j b. Pennington, Atty. Gen..... 100 90
ID II. Colclazer, clerk ..... 81 %
Iota ................... SOU W
MI k4st moved thai Tue resolution be
adopted.
Dt. Hopkins sad that although a
member OF the mmittee he had moth
ing 10 say concerning the fees when they
r. iiXei. He however, thought that
the sum was too high.
NJ Penuewell moved 10 amend the re-
luton by making tue fee Of the Attor-
ney-Geu-ral $50 instead of 500 and that
OF the clerk So instead Of So.
The motion prevailed and the resolu-
t'on was then adopt d as amended.
Tn resolution was then ordered TO the
Honse Tor concurrence.
After some time hal elapsed the House
clark was admitted and reported that
tn II use had ado,ted The reso
luliou with an amendm-nt 70 make the
lee ot the \ torney- General SO and tina,
OF the cl-tk so
he amendment was voted down a.
fol- ws. Messrs. Co ch and Denney be-
Ing a sent
Ayes-Messrs. Conoway. Rust and
Mr. Speaker
Nay>-Messrs. II pkins, McWhorter
Pen evil aud Sharpley.
>entof >harpley asked for committee
ot conference IN case the House wonl-
lot lecousi er the aneudmenl.
ADJOURNED.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The II Hou>e met at the usual hour
Eeprr>- -utat,ye Conway gayc.uoilc'
OF a hiilfo iimit the time when debt, no
of record >Loult ht lien, against the rea
estate of decea>td persons.
Keprss seniat .e Dean pre>ente a peti
ton ON Pm per>ouS asking for leglsla
tau gausf 0 e3marCarlue
EepIe>s ntatiye Ho M gave notice q
= bill 10 ~ ther sup lemen' 70 the act Fl
fitled. "aa act T. lucorpofafe the tetc
both + ach camp Meruu. A,soc.atlol
OF III NJ + Church
lhe il requiring a stamp on olee
margarine to denarr i fr III butter wa
reet lrd tim and passed
The Senate at 10 lhcorpor lre the Del;
ware City, 81 EN- aud Phil idelphi
; vamboaf Cempa WAS read a thir
me and na>,en
Ihr ~ 10 amend chan. 9f of the L,
V sed Sta III 5 in re 'ation 70 the Orphan
% II : J. aine / n c,inl read ng
Pe,If ons from Kent county farmel
PRAYING Tor more protective game la
were r-ad and referred TO the speci;
committee on that subject,
\ petition from Kat Boyce OF WI
IN ust0n for divorce from her husban
Samusl Boycc was read and referred.
The bill concerning tha sale ami II
spection of brea lstuff, W as read seco I
time.
The live stock bill in relat on TO Scho
Di-triet 81. was re Nj a second time.
Represe ntative Sharp presented a m
mortal in relation to the dispo,ition
oil arms now stored in the Kent coun
arsenal, from the Sheri f re ndil
their sac. Referred 10 spe cial comm
tee. Messrs. Doidan. shar p and Con
wav
\ petition from Annie simpson as ski
for a divorce from Geo. W Simpson W
read and referred.
A bill TO divorce Ha.t~r F Truitt frc
Ter husband, John 4. Truitt, wa, tax
up and passed.
The live stock bill IN relation 10 Sch,
pistric' No. A. was read a second tim
The hillto incorporate The Stotsenby
Foundry Company, Of Wilmington, y
passed.
Owing 10 the fact that many lett
hal hr,n received ask'n. for copies
- r-p r. of the Superintendent of F
schools, Represe ntative Cochran :
that tht report WAS in the printers hal
ard would uot 0e ready for eek or
The hill 10 incorporate the New Ca.
Iron \ Steel Compa ny was passef.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House met al three o'clock.
TIE Sena,e bill in relation to ests
Of persons supposed to be dead,
passed upon third reading.