Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-02-13

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vacant lands in Broad and Little creek
lid., Sussex County; to transfer the
lands of ThOs. C.. Horsey from Stl
school district l5l to dist. 4j Sussex
County.
Mr.. Doran had read second time and
referred the bill prohibiting live stock
from running at large in school district
35 New Castle county.
Mr.. Dean gave notice OF the intro
duction of bill to incorporate the New
ark grange corporation store company.
The bills divorcing w. W. Pyle from
his wife and W. NJ. Moore from his
wife were read a second time and refer
red.
Mr.. Collins gave nctice of the intro
duction Of bill for the protection Of
women.
Mr.. Cannon had read second time
a bill prohibiting live stock from run
ming at large in school districts so and
! l16 Sussex county.
Mr.. Cannon called up the bill incor-
porating WicOmico Tribe, |. O. K. NJ, of
Delmar, and it was read twice and en.
ierred.
The bill incorporating the Mutual
Coal and Produce Association was re-
ported from the committee on corpora
tons and passed.
Mr.. Cochran gave notice of the intro
duction of a bill to promote learning in
the public school.
TAe bill divorcing Alom W. Choeman
from his wife Sabilla Choeman, was
taken up and passed.
Mr.. Cannon presented petition ask
ing for law to prohibit shaving by
BARRIERS on Sunday which was referred
to committee on Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Collins presented a number OF
petitions, memorials, ,&c., relating to the
Iairoad question asking for correction
of such abuses. Referred to the com
mittee on Railroads.
Adjourned.
The House re-assembled at the usual
hour.
Mr.. Ware introduced bill incorpor-
ating the kenebeok Ice Company of
Wilmington, also bill re-enacting
chapter 665 vol. | | Delaware laws, in
the protection of bottlers OF mineral
water. porter, ales, &c, in this State.
Also the bill amending the Wilmington
City School law.
Mr.. Collins introduced bill from the
Committee on Revised Statutes repeal
inglsect. %, chapter l2s of revised code,
and inserting in its place a provision
that malice shall be presumed from
the fact of an unlawful obstruction OF
railroad track, and if any personal
injury resulting therefrom the offender
shall be answerable for the same by in
ditcment as for like injury maliciously
by any other means, ,and it shall
not be necessary to describe the offender
in the indictment with more particular
ity than shall be requisite for setting
forth the crime with reasonable detail.
Mr.. Dean introduced bill to pre-.
vent the city of Wilmington from pass
ing an ordinance prohibiting farmers
from selling produce in the city.
The bill to divide School district u,
New Castle county, was read a'second
time.
The bill divor"ing WE. Ladoux from
lis wife Mary NJ. Ladoux, was taken
up and read a third time by,paragraphs.
The bill prohibiting live stock from
at large in School District No.
IS, New Castle county, was passed; al
~ irni1 n lill in r.lne;nn T., S,hnnl |.
District No. G6, New Castle county.
Mr.. Needles moved that the vote by i
which the resolution asking for nfor- ,
nation in reference to the balances due {
he state from Kent and Sussex cOun- {
les, was defeated, be reconsidered. The 5
notion prevailed. i
Mr.. Hall explained that the reason t
he balance had not been paid, was G
'wirg to a difference of opinion in re-
,ard to the construction OF the law. a
That the Kent county Treasurer had a
'ttered to pay the balance, and would t
10 so IN few days to the new State
Treasurer, and as the resolution pro-
,osed nothing further than this intor-
nation, he moved that it be indefinite O
y postponed, which was unanimously Il
greed to. fl
Mr.. Needles introduced bill for the II
protection of the estate of orphans. v
Mr.. Webb, from the Committee on 4
Highways, reported tavorably the bill 4
, prevent live stock from running at Il
lrgr in School District, No. 137 Sus- p
~ county. Adjourned. A