The daily gazette., 1879-02-14
SECOND EDITION
The LEGISLATURES.
Specially Reported for the Gazette.
DOVER, Del, Feb. IL, 1873.
THE SENATE.

Specially Reported for the Gazetle.
DOVER, Del, Feb. IL, 1919.
THE SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The following bills were introduced ::
''to create an additional school district in
New Castle county" "to incorporate the
coal aud Produce Company of Whining
ton )" "to prevent liv. stock from running
at large in school district No. 66 New
Castle county," A remonstrance against
the last named bill was also read.
The following bills were read a second
time: ''to amend chapter SO EMIT &c of
the Orphans Court )" "to Incorporate the
Fell Manufacturing company )" "to incor-
porata Brandy Lodge No. 10, X. of
i )" sin relation to 81. Paul's Nj. +.
| church Of Wilmington J" "to supplement
the Incorporation act OF st. Georges" ''to
enable Nina Lieberman to execute GER
tain deeds !" "to incorporate the Will
mington Car works." "to make the office
of Treasurer of Sussex county feed Of
flee )" "to amend the act for the protec-
ton of fish, oysters and game" "to amend
the corporation act Of the town Of Smyr-
Da;" go resume the opening of a road In
Georgetown and Indian River Hundreds;
''to incorporate Charity Lodge |. o. o. F.
of Laurel y sin relation to the Smyrna
Coal Gas company"
The following bills we're passed "to
transfer the property of Mrs. A. &. Wood
ruff from district 10 to district 81 Sussex
county," "to prevent stock from running
at lar-e in dis riot II and in district Al
Sussex county :" ''to incorporate the
Workingmen's Loan Association"
Two petitions were received: from
Ma ion NJ. Taylor asking for divorce
from her husband Edward w. Taylor and
from Cooper b. Ross asking permission
to open road in Mispilion Hundred.
A House joint resolution appointing
r. X. Kenney State Librarian was COLI
Cured in.
MI. Sharpley gave notice OF the follow
ing bills ain relation to attachments un-
der mesne procfss;" sin relation to arrest
civil process :" sin relation to arrest for
debts not DUE"
The committee on vacant lands report
ed adversely on the petition of j. b.
Henry asking to have part Of Reedy
Island ceded to HIM tor agricultural pur-
poses.
The House act to incorporate the Acri-
lus improvement company was read
first time.
Mr.. McWhorter presented a resolution
providing for the appointment OF a COM
mittee to inquire and determine whether
any legislation is necessary fol the better
regulation aud government of Insurance
companies in this State with power 10 re-
port by bill or otherwise. The rssolu-
| tion as adopted.
Committed: McWhorter, Pennewill
and Hopkins.
Adjourned at 1910.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock.
The act TO amend chap. 40, vol. 10,
Delaware Laws in relation to the collec-
ton of taxes was amended SO as to not
| apply to Sussex county and passed the
| Senate.
An act was presented as an addition to
chapter 81 of the Revise Code.
The Senate joint resolution providing
| for the collection of money due the State
from the General Government was re-
| turned from the House with an amend
ment to allow Chas. III. b. Day 20 per
cent. to collect.
The amendment was coneurred in by
the following vote:
Ayes-Conaway, Cooch, Denney, Pen
| newill, Sharpley and Mr.. Speakers.
Nays-Hopkins, McWhorter and Rust
l-3.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
| House met this morning at the usual
hour
The following bills were read the first
| time:
To prevent live stock running at large
( in district No. 80, Sussex county.
A bill for the protection of married
women.
A bill authorizing Henery Pratt exc
cutor of a lady named Foreaere TO pay
over certain monies IN his hand.
| To divorce Ruth IL. Lodge from her
husband John A Lodge of Lewes.
| The Senate bill ia relation to Constables
| and Justices of the Peace.
To incorporate the Newark Grange
Cooperative Store.
The following were read asecond time: !:
To prevent stock running at large In
| school district 80.
A bill in relation to criminal punish
| ment.
To authorize James Sipple to build
gates over public road leading from
Frederick to Webb's Landing
To prohi bit City Council Of Whining
ton from passing laws against the sale Of
produce by farmers n its markets.
The bills read third time and those
| with amendments concurred are as fol-
| lows:
To prevent live stock running at large
in school district No. 143 Sussex county.
Also in school district No. 163 Of the
same county.
| The Senate amendment to the House
bill to incorporate the Wilmington Vul-
canizing Company was concurred in.
| A memorial from the peach growers
bearing upon the charges made by the
railroad company was read and referred
to the special committee before appoint
ed.
| Mr.. Lambson gave notice of an act to
facilitate the PAYNE Mt and collection OF
debts of record.
| An invitation for the House to attend
temperance lecture to be given by Col.
1. f. Hay, of Baltimore, in the Court
House, was read and received.
| Mr.. Hall gave notice of bill to sup
plement the incorporatlve act of the
Junction Il Breakwater X. II.
Mr.. Cochran introduced bill for the
encouragement of education in Della
ware.
MIR. Needles gave notice of the intro
duction of a bi to incorporate the al I'D
| sou Ditch Company.o