The daily gazette., 1879-02-13
ming At large in school districts 30 and 176

ming at large in school districts 90 and 116
Sussex county. Read o second time.
Mr.. Cannon called up the bill lincorporar
ting the wicomico Tribe, l. D. r. NJ. OF
Delmar, and 1t was read twice and REFER
red.
The bill Incorporating the Mutual Coal
and Producing Association was reported
from the Committee on Corporations and
passed
Mr.. Cochran gave notice of the intro
duction of bill to promote learning In
the public schools.
| The bill to divorce Alvin w. Choeman
! from his wife Isabella Choeman was ta-
| ken up and passed
| MrCannou presented petition askingfor
a law to prohibit shaving by BARRIERS on
SUNDAY, which was referred TO Committee
on Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Ware called up the bill, supple
mentary TO the charter OF the w ilmington
Coal Gas Company, and 1t was read
second time and referred.
Mr.. Cannon presented petition on
the divorce of Isaac II. Thompson from
his wife Maggie j. Thompson. Read aud
referred.
Mr. Collins presented a number of pc
, tlrioLs, memorials, &c, relating to the
railroad question, asking for correction
ofsuch abuses. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Resolutions.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House re-assembled at 3 o'clock p.
: Mr.. Ware introduced bill incorpora-
ting the kenebec Ice Company, of Will
mington; also bill re-enacting chapter
} 665, vol 1s, Delaware Laws, for the pro-
tectiou of bottlers of mineral water, por-
tiers, ales, Sc. in this State; also the hill
81. rtn Civ School
= Law.
Mr.. Collins introduced bill from the
Committee on Revised Statutes, repeal
ing section 20, chapter 12S of the revised
d. code, and inserting in its place pro
vision that malice shall be presumed
{ from the fact of an unlawful obstruction
of a railroad track, and if any personal
+ injury therefrom the offender shall be
nswerable for the same by Indictment
As for like injury maliciously inflicted by
i any other mean, and 1t shall not be neces
D sary TO descrl be the offence in the indict-
Il ment with more particularly than shall
=. be requisite for setting forth the crime
with reasonable intent.
! Mr. Dean introduced a bill to prevent
the City of Wilmington from passing or
= dinances prohibiting farmers from sell
Il ing produce in the city.
u The bill TO divide school district 9
-''N NoseiN ,ouA's, "eA' A'"N " 'NNoHN
i time.
d The bill divorcipg w. B. Ladoux from
d his wife, Mary NJ. Ladoux, was taken vi
Il and read third time by paragraphs.
The bill prohibiting live stock from
running at large in school district 6j
New Castle County, was presented. ais
u the bill prohibiting live stock from run
If ming at large in scnool district 66, New
Castle county.
Mr.. Needles moved that the vote b,
which the resolution asking for nforma
ton as to balances due the State iron
$. Kent and Sussex counties be reconsid
cred, which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Hall explained that the reason III
Sc balance had not been paid was differ
4. ence as to construction of the law; tina
* the Kent County Treasurer had offere
to pay the balance, and would do so b
10 the new State Treasurer in a few days
- and as the resolution proposed nothin,
IA further than this information, he move,
its indefinite postponement which wa
II unanimously agreed TO.
Mr. Needles introduced bill for tn
l. protection of the estate of alians
Is Mr.. Webb, from the Committee Of
Highways, reported bill to prevent liy
a., stock from running at large in schoC
- district l37, Sussex County.
IL Adjourned.