Daily Republican., 1879-03-06
WILMINGTON, DEL, THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1879.

for q new read In Ksptonl Hundred Ken
county, and also . supplement 10 th'
aot regulating tbs sale Of intoxica TIM
liQpora. 14g'8 7''' '' '''%'s s' ~ p
ks.i Dssn gave notios Of . bill asking
fss an appropriation for schools for coloI
hr. Couhran gave notice Of an sltsrs.
ton ~ the law In regard 10 the laying
out Of roads in New Castle Co.,
The aot concerning horses, mules and
other animals in the city Of Wilmington
was taksD up for considsrat ton and pass
cd. (t provides for the taxation Of
horses, mules, &C., in the aforesaid
city.) rr.t
Mr.. Webb gave notice Of bill Of
stock laws in school district No. l6,
Sussex county. q
The bill for q bridge at Laurel cross
Broad Creek In Sussex County was
passed. ..Bsg s.a... s...g.q91 .sss -
Mr.. Cochran called up the bill In re-
lation 10 sheriff sales, and the Senate
amendment was n-coDcurred in. A
conferences committee appointed consist
ing Of Msssrs. Cochran, Sharp and
Houston.
Notice wss given of q bill to amend
section 4 chapter LOG Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Cannon introduced bill TO lay
out road in Little Creek Hundred,
Sussex County.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 80
The House re-assembled at 3 o.
clock.
Mr.. Cochran called. up the bill to
supplement the charter Of the Silver
Run Marsh Company and offered an
which was read. The
was adopted and the bill
passed the House. e.
Mr.. Fooks presented petition to
divorce Henry G. Long from his wife
Elizabeth Long.
Mr.. Doran called up the Senate bill
amending sec. 5, chap. "a Revised
providing for tho rs-appoint-
nent Of constsblss in Brandywine Hun
ired.
On motion of Mr.. Collins the bill in
relation to carrying concealed deadly
weapons was read second time and
referred.
The bill divercing Ellen s. Cook
rom her husband was passed.
Also the bill divorcing Mary 4. Cum
nins from her husband.
Mr.. Needles had read second time
he bill for public road in Mispillion
Id.
Mr.. Sharp gave notice of bill in rela,
ion 10 telegraph message.
Mr.. Needles call up for second read
ng the bill providing for the planting
pf poles in Mahon's river for the pro-
lection of foystermen.
Also gave notice Of joint resolution
tor the appointment of Bank directsrs.
Mr.. Fooks had read a second time the
bill consolidating School Districts 81
md l52 Sussex County.
Mr.. Sharp gave notice Of q bill to in
corporate the Delaware Beet Sugar
company; also pressn-
ed resolution that the subject Of su-
,ar beet culture be referred to special
committee with power to report by bill
,r otherwise. Adopted. Committee,
sharp, Cochran, Houston.
On motion of Mr.. Lambson the bill
amending chapter 55S, volume 10, Re
vised statutes, was read and referred to
he committee.
Mr.. Fooks called up the bill incor-
Charity Lodge Of Odd Eel
ows of Laurel. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Sharp gave notice Of the intro
luction Of a bill in relation to the per-
onal property Of married women who
re minors.
Mr.. Lambson introduced bill au-
horizing the Trustees Of market square
o donate certain lands for public pur-
roses.
Mr.. Conway gave notice Of bill to
aiss revenue and aid schools and ill.,
ernal Improvement, also to amend sac.
'3 chap. 80 Of the Revised Code. /
Mr.. Cannon introduced stock bill for
school District ~ Sussex County.
Mr.. Lambson introduced bill au-
horizing the Sheriff of the several
counties to make record in certain
,ases of execution process, when the
ame is applicable, otherwise than to
in his hands.
Mr.. Needles reported bill divorcing
Jassie Mearns from her husband RObt.
dearns.
Mr.. Conway introduced bill to va
ate certain road in Kent Co.
The Committee on Roads and High
ways reported favorab!y upon the bill
or stock law in school district No. 3S
lew Castle county.
Mr.. Lam bson introduced DILL amend
ng section 7, chapter l25, Revised
;ode.
The Committee on Roads and High
Ways reported upon the bill for a stock
aw in school district No. l22 Sussex
ounty.
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