The daily gazette., 1881-03-10
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1881.

drawn by the same member orscotnmIt.
tee, shall exceed the amount named IL
the genefal appropriation by the said
Levy Court, In pursuance OF which suct
order or orders m ay have been drawn
SECTIoS 3.-That nothing herein com
tanned shall be construed to prevent the
said Levy Court from making specific
appropriations Ia favor OF its own men,
bers for the attendance upon said court
or personal services in supervising any
public work OF said court.
SECT! ON 4.--That chapter 10, Of vol
ume 10, Of the laws OF this Sta passed
a! Dover March II, 1879, bs anu the
same is hereby repeated.
The bill to establish q public road in
Brandywine hundred was passed.
The bill declares that the private
road from Edge Moor station TO Tile line
Of the river front railroad shall hence
forth be public road
MIR. Graham, from The Committee en-
Roads and Highway, reported back
without recommendation a substitute
for the bill for the preservation aud
proper maintenance of certain public
roads in Du.k Creek hundred, Kent
county.
[rne substitute empowers the Levy
Court OF Kent county TO pay ond third
of the cost of keeping up the cree K
banks of the Duck Greek Improvement
Company, II ii sees proper TO do so.
The original bill made this mandatory
on the part Of the Levy Court
After discussion the further consider
alton of tie mt asure was posI poned
until Friday morning next.
Adjourned.
- -HoUsE-AFrERNooN SESSION.
House reassembled at p. IN.
The special order Of tue afternoon
being the consider ation of The adverse
report of the Committee Oh Woman
Suffrage amendment was taken up for
consider alton,
MIR. Bradford presented the petition of
Mrs. NJ a. Stuart, Beniah Watson, Col.
Fountain aud Others Tor tue passage OF
the bill.
The report of the committee was
adopted by the following vote;
Ayes Bradford, Cahall, Graham, Ella
son, McNeal, Moore, Pilliug, K gister,
Robinson, Slayton, Tomlin on. Town
Sc d, A. U. Williams, 7. N. Williams,
Woodkecper, Speaker-l6.
Nays-Eastburp Swayue-2.
Ab,eut-Marthews.
Not volIns-Jones, VauburkalTw.
Mr. Vahburkalow introduced and had
read bill for the better collection OF
school taxes.
The tollo~ilg bills were read a asecond
time ami referred:
Tho blI To incorporate the Whining
ton Real Estate Go.
The Senate bill diVorcing Avan
Cochran.
4 he Committee on Revised Statutes
reported the Serate bill TO ataend chap.
81, Revised. Code, unfayorably. The
report was adopted.
This bill prohibits the cutting Of
dilches through lands drained by tiles,
except by permission of tue owners.1
The bill To repeal chap. l3o, Laws of
Delaware, relating To the jurisdiction
OF justices Of he peace, was read third
time aud passed by vote OF Ia 10 O.
The law repealed by this bi is the
Act OF 1879 when cireumscnbes the
jurisdiction Of Wilmington magistl ALes
1
Mr. Robinson presented the following
resolutions, which, Oh objection of Mi.
Bradford, was laid over until Tomorrow
WHEREAS, the House has bysresolu-
ton xtended to the reporters of the va
Iious papers IN this state the privilege Of
seats upon the floor Of the House for the
purpose OF repor ng It's proceedings; and
WHEREAS, certain OF said reporters
have not conhaed the selves to the le-
gitImate and proper exercise OF this
privilege, but have on different occasions
transcended the said privilege by i'm
proper and untruthful CRITICISMS OF Tie
members OF this House, II eTefore
Resolved, That any and exery such re-
purters as shail n their reports OF CORES
pouuence reler TO any member OF this
House by name or Inuendo, whereby such
member may be ri iuded To, other tnan as
is proper IN reporting the pr, ceedings,
shall be excluded from the privilege Of
the floor and loDby; and II shall be the
duty of the Speaker of the HouAe TO see
that tn y resolution is enforced.
MIR. Jones hen asked perInIssi0 to ask
one of the reporters several Questions,
which being grantet, he proceeded to do
so. The repulter declined TO answer SO al U
oil the questions propoanded.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice II ball re-
latiIg 10 the jurisdiction OF Justices Of
tue Peace throughout the state.
MIR. A. c, Williams introduced and had
read bill 10 incorporate The Culureth
Marsh Ditch Company.
The bill in relation 10 railway tracks
III the city of WI m1nato was read "a
hlrd time aud passed.
The bill authorizes the City C1uncil, by
II Two thirds vote, to grant the privilege
Of laylng railway tracks upon any of the
streets ana regulate the grading keeping
in repair and removal ot such JracKs.l
The bill To lay out IA new road IA Cedar
Creek hundred, Sussex county, was pass
ed.
The bill TO repeal an act to exempt from
EXECUTION proc, % ces L;Ilu persohaI prop
erty was read third line and postponed
until Wednesday next.
The bill Tor the relief OF the heirs OF
James T.. Walls, dece .sed, was read and
referred To IA special comm tie.
D. he Senate bill ior thel Improvement Of
The streets Af LauI el was read "a first time.
The bill contemplates the further regu-
lstl lou OF the pow of Levy Con- u with
reference 10 the management Of public
roads.l
Ihe speaker appointed Messrs. Jones.
Ptlliug and Register "A cOmmittee to con-
slider the advisaDllily of reporting a bill
for a general railroad law.
Adjourned.
A NEW MILITARY COMPANY.
The Postlcs Legion formed itself