Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1879-01-28
THIRD EDITION.
s,lJR LEGISLA TORS.
=ssecially Reported for the Republican, 80
DOVER, Jan. 9th, le7'.

3. 80 O'Clock, 2. N. Ii
Senator Sharpley introduced an act
to enact, revive and continue the
Charter Of the Wilmington Navlga-
ton Company, which was read the hf''
tnI".
The Clerk OF the House being admit
ted stated that the House bad passed
the following bills:
An act to amend chapter l'o, VOL. 4,
Laws OF Delaware, aud an
ACT to divorce John 7. Tay lor ava
J. II. Beges from their wives.
Senator Sharpley presented petit
ton. for al act to suppress intemper
ance signed by ls9 ladies.
Senator Pennewell presented com
nunication inviting the members To at
tend temperance meeting Ill me
Court House Hall on Thursday evening
next, and the same gentlemen gave no
tice of an act t. re-ehact the Town OF
Dover.
Senator Sharpley presented rrihoh
STRANGE to tine power OF raising anu IN
creasing the school tax in DIST. NO. o.
Brandywine Hundr, d. Referred TO.
Committee OF Education.
Senator 5harpl-y presented petition
secured by eight citizens OF iranay
wine Hundred asking that the !. W.
B. r. K. Company be required to place
a tlagman at the Claymont crossing aud
tina. of Naaman's creek road. Referred
to the Committee on Roads AMI Hlsh'
ways.
senator prnnewell gave notice OF the
introduction OF bill to enable Nina Lie
herman, a married woman, TO execute
deed or deeds for her real estate win
out Joining with Eer husband.
The House bill to divorce John I.
Taylor from his wife was read the first
time.
On motion of Senator Penneweil an
act to repeal an act 10 lay ont ne"
uubic road in Dover Hundred wa
read a second time and referred to the
Committee on Roads and Highway.
Senator Sharpley presented CONT
resolution that during vhe present SeS -
sion no bill for divorce be- granted Tor
causrs cogpizable before the Courts OF
the state.
On account o. the absence OF members
the consideration OF it was postponed.
At ten minutes TO 5 O'Clock Senate
Adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Iou,r assembled at $50 o'clock.
Or. Sharp presented an invitation
from the State Temperance Executive
Committee inviting the House 10 pub
L.. fall Ia h.,l At
County Court House on Thursday even
ing next.
On motion of Mr.. Hall of Milford, il
was RECEIVED with thanks.
Mr.. Dorian presented petition ,gned
by rs names asking Tor a Law rrgula-
ting NE sale OF ol-omargarinr. 1t was
referred to tie committee appointed Ion
the consideration ct Me subject.
Mr.. Houston gave notice Of his III
tention to introduce bill t" amen'
chap. 81 OF the revised statutes, in re
lation to the Orphans Count.
A bill of so from Newark LedqT TO
aavertlsng one of 925.65 from family
Of c. Leatherbury, late crIer Of Ken
County Court, for services rendered
and one of SIS from Every Evenln,
Publishing Company for printing ano
advertising, were read. thry were r.
f-rred to committee on claims.
a memorial upon the question u III
temperance signed by Alien 'iawthro
and others was read and referred I
committee on Statutes.
Mr.. Sharp gave notice of I'll" intro
ductlon OF a bill for experimenting tn
act incorporating the, Odd Fellows Gem
etery Company of Camden, Kent COuu
ty.
Mr.. Collins introduced bill to favo
and to incorporate the Smyrna Ga
Company"
Mr.. Webb presented petition sign
ed by Henry Ostin and III others o
Sussex county, praying for all act t
prohibit live stock from running a
large i'll School Districts Nos. l25, III
So, 80, II, and IS. 1t was referred
the Committee on Highways.
Petitions were presented by MI
Doran Of Christiana Hundred, signr
i,y number of ladies', praying for
Local Option Law.
On motion of Mr.. Hall the lull emit
tied all at lin relation to estates
aliens" was read a second time.
Mr.. Ware gave netice OF bill
amend chapter 81 in relation I" lnspe'
ton of breadstut!s.
Mr.. Hall presented a petition tr"i
Isabella Chorlnann praying tor divor'
from her husband Alvin Chormanh.
was referred 20 committee on Divorce
Dr.. Sharp asked that Srnat" hi.
relation to the payment by ana u az
eutOrs or administrators presumed
hp dead. Read the first time.
Oh motion OF Mr. War; the blIi 80 II
corporate tnA Delaware WpOn AMI LE
b4r VulcU2jng Company, ga, req
che first tine.
The hiI! to inrorp"r#'" IA" '0'' ".
burg IouItrv Company was r.a u
first time.
NJ. Cochran presented r'Hn. Htn
appointing a committee OF hr",tNo l''
+b4 Senate and three from the llo4'",
whom all matters should he rrtrl'
r4latlug to raj roads. Mrssra. Cochra
Hall and cannon were @ppoInt"d
committee ou part Of til" House.
4 memorial relating 70 the frrl@
charge. u. tine Drlawar" Railroad "
yaad and referred to that r0mm!tt'
Adjourned.
Who Pay - tor Inc rHtsb"rsh Ef"t
The Harrisburg correspondent OF |
Philadelphia Times says: almost
interesting to the Western section
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