The daily gazette., 1881-03-26
Prem Yesterday. Late Eaaao-
THE LEGISLATURE.
Speoial to the Gazetie.

DOVER, Mar. "A, 1881.
HousE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
House met at 3 p. m.
The committee on Revised Statutes
reported adversely upon the bill to re-
peal Sections 10 aud IT, Chapter 60,
Revised Code relating to the collection
OF road taxes. Adopted.
The bill amendatoly to Sec. 9, Chap.
go, Rev. Code, providing that deeds
made by corporations may be execu-
ted and Acknowledged before the
Chancellor by an officer or attorney
OF the corporation, was passed.
Mr.. r. Williams introduced bill
to regulate the practice OF pharmacy
and sale of poisons.
(This bill provides for the appoint
ment by the Governor of Board OF
Pharm iey, and no one shall be allow
ed to dispense drugs without having
frs. passed an examination satisfac-
tory TO tie Board; contains various re-
stlictons on the sale of poisonous
drugs; prohibits the sale Of alcohol and
alcoholic liquors, by druggists, as bev-
erages, and requires quacks TO take
out license at the rate of 800 per
year.)
Mr.. Register Introduced bill sup
Elementary 10 the Funding bill.
(The bill directs the Secretary OF
State before awarding tie whole
amount of the loan a. prov ided i'll the
original bill TO sell to the highest bid
ders being citizens of Delaware, at the
Court Houses IN The several counties,
in May next, such bonds Of denomina-
tons OF 500, $500 and $1,000, as may
be req paired. No bonds shall be sold
for less than par value.)
The bin Incorporating the jackson
Lime and Marble Company was pa IS
ed.
The Senate bill for the registration
of births, marria SOS and deaifs was
taken up and, after third reading
laid on The table for the present..
The House Dill amendalory To the
act amending Chapter II, Revised
Code, making slight change in the
oyster law, was passed.
The bill to transfer certain lands
from district No. 42 TO district No. 122
Sussex county, WAS passed.
MIR. Bradford presented petition
for the passage OF the Sugar Beet bill
signed by ii. 9. Mahaffy aud others.
The bill! to lay out Il new road in
Georgetown lid was passed.
Mr.. 4. N. Williams introduced a
stock bill for District No. 81, Sus-
sex county, read twice and refer
red.
Mr.. Vanburkalow introduced bill
to amend the charter of the Camden
Union Camp Ground.
The bill to incorporate the town of
Frankfsrd, Sussex county, was taken
up and postponed until Tuesday af-
telnoOn next.
The bIu to incorporate the Frank
ford Oyster Planting Company was
passed.
The S nate bill 10 amend the char
ter'ol Dover and the House bill to
amend Chap er "A, Rev. Code, we're
read a secoud time and referred.
Adjourned.
sFNArE-AFTERNooS sEsIoE,
Senate met at p. N.
Ihe fOllo wing bills were passed:
The act to aLuond chapter IL section 3
ot the r yised Code. U ndsr this uili
each asset. or shall add To the assessed
value OF any property the value oi any
building, etc erected after the last gener-
~ ahsrssuebt)
The bul IN rslatiou TO fines and for
FIXTURES.
The bill to ameud section % chap er 8
of the revised Statutes. (Ihls bill pro-
gides that the State shall detray the ex
penses Of publication OF licenses in New
Castle county.
The bin to repeal chapter l26 volume
IL Laws Of Delaware.
The bill amending the charter of the
Town OF VI iddletowu.
The Till To appropriate 81 900 to the
DeiaSa.c SiatC Fair vas lost.
The bill in relation To road taxes IN
Red Lion hundred was killed.
The acL fol the relief of James Price
was read first time.
An act II relation 20 public bitches was
eesd by utie aud referred TO the Com
mlltee on Revised Statutes.
Tie House bill concerning certa,i
public roads in Duck Creek hundred
was read.
The re7olu'ion concerninR the J. t& b.
X. X. with ali atLenImtnt vas called IN
aud pos poucu until Tue sday az was thi
| fesoluuOB concerning the b. % r. r. X
"A bill " amend chapter ~ Revised
Code Was int odaced and under suspen-
sou OF ru q, reae by title and referred
10 The COmnitGee ON Revised Statues
III pa! divorce Case y As referred to
he Com niittee on Divorce.
Adjourned.
DOVER, Mar. %, 1851.
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