The daily gazette., 1879-03-19
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Taylor was read.
The bill supplemental to the act regu-
lating the sale ofint0xic eating liquors was
read the second time and referred to q
spscial committee consisting of Messrs.
Conaway, FOoks and Ware.s
At 1928 House took recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
House re-assem bled at 8 p. IN.
The bill 70 incorporate the Cattail
Marsh Company was introduced and
read also the bill to exempt from taxa
ton certain lands in the town Of New
Castle.
The Senate bill to legalize certain pro-
ceediDgs Of the Kent county Levy Court
was read the second time.
The vote by which stock law for dist.
40, Su. sex county, wa, passed, was re-
considered and the bill recommitted to
the committee.
The Senate bill for protection against
tramps was called up by Mr.. Cochran
and read.
Nj. Ware, from the special committee
to whom was referred the motion Of
Court House removal reported favorably
upon the bill and recommended Its pas
'agsr; coo,r., mov.d t,., so, oor,s. .,
the bill be printed so that the constitu-
ents OF the various members could have
opportunity to peruse 1t, which motion
prevailed by the folio wing vote:
Yeas-Me3rs. Cochran, Collins, Como
way, Fooks, Hall, LambsoE, Law,
Needles, Sharp aud Webb.
Nays-Messrs. Cannon, Dean, Doran,
Houston, Lindale, Riggs, Short, Ware and
Mr.. Speaker
Mr. Dean moved that the bill be made
special order for Thursday, at 5 o'clock,
which was seconded.
Mr.. Cochran moved to amend by ma
king it Tuesday; seconded by Mr.. Fooks.
Lost.
The motion of Mr.. Dean was then car
ried, aud Thursday, at three o'clock,
fixed az the day for the consideration Of
the bill.
Mr.. Dean called up the bill regulating
Levy Court expenditures in New Castle
county. 1t was read a third time and re-
committed to the committee.
The bill to amesd chapter 452, vol. Is,
Laws Of Delaware, in relation to assess.
ment upon water pipes in the city OF
Wilmington, was taken up and passed.
The bill to incorporate Laurel Grange
Cooperative Store, was passed.
The bill TO incorporate the purchasers
Of the Wilmington & Reading railrord,
was introduced and read; also the bill to
incorporate the Commercial Improve
ment Company.
Mr.. Ware moved that the bill to limit
the city debt of Wilmington and provide
for It's discharge, be taken up for con-
sid.ration. 1t was read and passed.
The Senate bill in relation to oysters
was read a second time.
DR.. Sharp presented report made by
the Sugar Beet Commission, which was
read. 800 copies were ordered to be
printed for the use of the House.
The bill to incorporate the Christiana
Marsh Company was read tho second
time.
The bill to amsud chapter 476, vol. 15,
Laws Of Delaware, in relation to the col
lection Of taxes after Sheriff sale, was
passed
The bill to divorce Lewis 8. Conoway
from his vile, Sallie ConOway, was Also
passed.
The bill in relation to mechanic liens
was taken up tor second reading and
referred to q committee Of three, consist
ing Of xessrs. Ware, FOoks and Need
les.
On motion Of Mr.. Lambson the bill to
amend chap. 1S5. aectiOn7 z, was recon-
Aittad 20 the committee
The Senate bill to divorce George W,
p. Rodgers from his wife, Ruth Rodgers,
WAS passed.
The bill to encourage the education Of
the colOred people WAS read the second
time.
A bill Of $3.50 from James & Webb,
for books furnished by the State Audi
tor, was read and reported to Committee
on Claims.
At 6.35 House adjourned.