The daily gazette., 1879-03-05
means those from allen com mpanies which

means those from alien companies which |
do not pay interest.)
The Committee on Revised Statutes
favorably upon the petition for |
an extension of the area Of Gumbo
Hundred.
Mr. Dean presented remonstrarce
against selling the roads of White Clay
Creek Hd The bill in relation there
TO was then read and referred to Com
mitte- on Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Ware presented bill from Clar-
ence Mccullough for expenses lnciden-
tai to serving "A writ of requisition upon
Governor Hartrantt, which was referred
to Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Conoway presented petition IN
relation To tue repeal of Chap. 562, vol
ID, Laws of Delaware, which was referred
10 the Committee on Revised Sia'utts.
A petition for the passage OF the bill
approving railroad commission,
Mr.. Dean presented joint resolution
appointing Joint committee of five to
investigate the cause of the expense of
SIG 900, an excess percentage of the year
previous, as found in the report OF tue
"A ud tor for 1873. Messrs Dean, L'ndell,
and Sharp were appointed said commit
toe ou part ofthe House.
AT 1915 House took "A recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT 3 p. m. House assembled.
The bill to give permission TO John &.
I. Dolby To straighten certain road in
Sussex county, was read.
Mr.. Cannon gave notice of q bill to
pr vent live stock from running at large
in school district No. 4, Sussex county;
also bill to lay out a new public road in
Little Creek Hd., Sussex county.
The Senate bill TO transfer the property
of Il. y Delmer from school district No.
| 10 to school district No. ~, Sussex coun-
| ty, was read the hrst time.
The bill to authorize WIN. C. Burton
10 lay out public road, at his own ex-
pense, in Sussex county, was taken up
and passed.
Mr.. Hall presented letters from State
Treasurer Reynolds, asking for instruc-
tions IN relation to the payment upon
| coupons belonging to this State, which
was read aud referred To the Committee
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Ware gave notice of a bill to in
corporate the Commercial Improvement
| Company.
The billto divorce Frank C. Hickox
from his wife, Mary Hickox, was taken
up for consideration and rejected on the
ground ofthc parties not being citizens
OF this State
Mr.. III arm gave notice of bill to
change the place of holding the general
election of Gumboro Hundred from
school district No. 80, to the village OF
Gumboro, Sussex county; also to con.
soldate districts 81, 146 and l47, Sussex
county.
Mr.. Cochran presented resolution in
relation to the appointing of n railroad
commission.
A petition was also read praying for
the removal of the court house to Will
mington.
Mr.. Cochran presented petition of
DIR. William Ashcraft and others, asking
that the tax upon physicians be taken of
winch on his mouon was read and re-
ferreu 10 the Committee on Revised Sta
tutes.
MIR. Collins presented a remonstrance
of Joseph Roberts and 122 others, against
TIE passage OF the bi II in relation to the
Road Commissioners of Appoquinminb
dundred, which was read.
Mr Lambson called up the bill in re
latlon to limiting the time of imprison
ment of persons committed for fines and
costs IN eases before the Mayors of citie,
ana Justices of the Peace, which on mo
tion was read "A third time and passed
On motion of Mr.. Dean the act to in
corporate O.ceola Lodge, No. 3, of y ew
ark, was taken up and passed
{ MT. Fooks, on Uehalf of special com
;. mlttee appointed to visit Silver Rui
Marsh, reported upon Its condition
which report was read and referred I,
the Committee ON Corporations.
A Dr. Sharp, on committee in relation tC
II a Board OF Health, reported bill witt
= amendment, establishing Is BJard O
Physicians rs State Health Guardians
: 1t was read third time and passed.
a Mr.. Lambson gave notice OF "A bill :,
authorize Joseph Tatnall TO stralghtel
the course of an old road leading iron
, Hares Corner to Chrisriana creek.
! The bill to divorce Edward Thompson
from his wife, Mary y. Thompson, wa
read for the first time
T The bill to enforce the collection O
certain debts as against principals, wa
read the second time.
Mr.. Houston gave notice of bill t,
amend secuon Is, chap. ID, volume II
Laws OF Delaware; also a bill to d vid
, certain school districts in Sussex coun
ty.
Mr.. Conoway gave notice of bill Il
r relation to insurance companies doin
business III this State; also "a bin for Tia
!. dement, Of farmers as regards ferIiizer
Mr.. Conoway offered resolution r,
sciniing the vote by which the bill to al
Y the r. ~ Is. Railroad was passed, an
a lnstructlng the State Treasurer to invest
gate the affairs of the SAID coinpan,
which was read and referred to the Con
a mittee on Ways and Means, with il
Y structions to report by Thursday morI
J ing
The Senate bill to amend chap. So, {
the Revised Statutes, in relation to til
real estate of infes,ate-, was read I'll
second time; also The bill to incorporat
y the Laurel Grange Cooperative Store.
The bill To secure 10 mechanics ar
!, others the payment for labor and mater
ais WAS Introduced.
~ Adjourned.