Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-19
THE LEVY COUR'r.
The Assessment mill Running
smoothly and More Rapidly
stxty.twO Names Added 20 the

The Assessment MIA N"n"i"s
hmoOthIy and more haplaiy-
sixty.two Names Addeo 10 inc
LISTS.
Specially Reported Tor the republican.
New CASTLE, March leth.
After the mail closed at IL o'clock
Yesterday, up to which time the REpUB.
IIcAy had a report Of the Levy Court
proceedings, the following names were
placed on the assessment:
James Hogg, Third Ward; James T.
Grubb. Alfred NJ. Pierson, Fourth Ed
ward ]. White, First John Harl,
Howard Foulk, Eighth William Pen.
nell. Edward Goddis, Second Levi H.
Davis, Eighth Warner II. Paxson,
sixth John W. Black, s. C. H. Henry
Thompson, Second; William Lambson
Tenth /; John H. Lewis, Sixth /; Sewell
W. Massey. George Crosberry, Tenth
samuel Waters, John H. Plat, Clayton
Plat. N. G. H.; James Thompson,
Ninth ; John W. Wilson, Fifth Casper
r. Toppin, Fourth; Thomas Virgins,
Tenth: Edward B. Clark, Fourth
James +. Wright, Eighth Charles Il
Cannon, Parker Bacon, New-Castle
william G. Elliott, Sixth; James W.
Gibson. Fourth; George L. Howard,
Nav. Castle: B. Paschal Dixon, Sixth
James T, Hazel, Fourth Dennis Cam
pers. Ninth James F. Higgings, Fifth
Daniel Ross Second; Samuel Etchel
Jr.. New Castle; Robert A. McKelvey
saventh: William Alden, Tenth; Johr
n. Coleman. First; John H. Peterson
Sixth: william J. Ervine, Tenth; Ar
thur G, Foulk, Eighth: Silss W. Loom
"a. Second; Joseph Byard, Seventh
Thomas W. Meteer, First; Robert Todd
!! Fifth; Alorzo Stewart, Second; JameI
T. Logan, Fifth; Isaac Jewell, First
william Clark, Second; George W
Blest, do; Mark Wild, First; William B
Keyes, Fifth; Thomas u. Lukens
Eighth; William Roper, Tenth; CharleI
| A. Smith. First; John Lewis, Tenth
The only other business Of impor
tancs done during the day was th'
adoptipp OF the report of the Commit
tees. & auditing the accounts Of the Col
llectors Of Appoquinimink and New
Castle Hundreds. In the first tn,
Collector was awarded the usual al
lowapce or errors on 90, ,765, and $15t
ON dogs. and in the latter the Collector
was allowed for S424.50 and Sl21.5t
on dog assessments. In the Afternoon
session. Mr.. Wier from the Committe
| to which was referred the petition of R
F. Cam. of Pencader Hundred, asking
to be transferred with two farms from
school No. 81, to district No. Sc, pre-
serted a report in favor Of transferring
one farm, the one on which Mr.. Cam
lived, as requested.
Upon the motion to adopt the report
President, Bright stated that transfe
Of propeaB from one school district t,
another required a two third vote o
| the members. The yeas and nays wer
then called and resulted in defeat o
the report as follows: Yeas-Messrs
Husbands, Lodge, Silver, Taylor, Wier
Wilson and President Bright. Nay
Mr.. Polk-l. Eight votes were re
ouired to pass the measure. Messrs
Morrison and Wilson were temporaril,
absent by permission.
At4 o'clock In the evening, the nam
| Of John Lewis was nut on the assess
ment. being the last one in waiting Il
be assessed. making sixty-oue for tn
day, this number being comparativel,
good davis work. Messrs. Saville ant
Hawkins worked lard all day and KEEP
the court in a capital good humor. Dur
ing the afternoon President Bright call