Daily Republican., 1881-02-02
LtarsLArIvE rHopEsDIxss.
what she Qenexsl Assembly did
Yesterday.
Specially Exported for the Republloan.
DoyRR. Feb. l.

What ths 9ouexsi Assembly dia
Yesterday.
Specially reported for the Republloan-
DovER, Feb. l.
BoUss-HoRxIHG sKssIoS.
Bills were passed as follows Stock
law for district As, Sussex County In
relation TO the town Of Odessa: for new
road in Mispillion and North West
Fork Hundreds: Stock law for district
49B Sussex County.
Notice of bills was given as follows
BY Mr.. Bradford, 10 amend Chapter %
Of the Revised Code; for the sale Of osr-
tain personal property, to amend Chap
ter 378, vol. IA, Laws OF Delaware TO
amend the act rrsviding for ths hold
Ing Of additional terms Of Court in New
Castle County.
Mr.. Bradford, from the Committee on
Statutes, reported Adversely
upon the bill in relation to municipal
liens in Wilmington, and on his mo-
tion II was indefinitely postponed.
The act Ia relation TO the Artisan's
Saving Bank in Wilmington was laid
on the table. :,
The Committee on Divorces reported
adversely upon the petitions Of Aunis
Barker and Oceania Anderson. The
report, in relation TO the formar peti.
ton was adopted by Vots OF 10 TO 8,
and in relation to the latter unanimous
ly.
Mr.. Bradford, on hehslfof the Della,
ware Historical Society, presented
each member with pamphlet concern.
ing William Ussclinx and Peter Min
nit. The documents were accepted
and the House returned It's THANKS.
Mr.. McNiel presented petition for
and a remonstranoe against an act of
incorporation for the village of Frank
ford.
Bills we're read second time as fol-
lows, To incorporate the Athsnaum
Literary Society Of Delaware College, to
Incorporate the Hollywood Cemetery
Company.
Mr.. Jones presented petition from
w. K. McIlvains and others asking for
more protection against damage by fire
from Railroads, 30.
sENATB-MoRyIsG sBssIoH.
The following bills were passed:
An act incorporating the Ancisnt
Order of Hiberians, Division No. 2, oil
the Brandywins Banks, New Castle
County. .,
An act 10 amend chapter So Revised
Gods.
An act providing stock law in school
district lS Sussex county.
An act for tho relief VI Archibald
Given.
The Committee Of Agriculture upon
the petition Of Mr.. kinney and Others Re
ported bill providing stock law in
sbool district 40, Sussex county, which
was read.
The Committee on Corporations, upon
the memorial Of the town council and
the remembrance by the citizens oi
Dover reported by bill which was read
(This bill providee thst S26yHoO ss the
discretion OF the council shall be raised
BY taxation, that the bridges oVsI
Johns creek shall be kept in repair by
The eounty.)
HoUsR-AYPBREo0N SEJsI0d
Mr., Bradford from the COMMITTEES on
Revised Statutes reported the follow
log bills unfavorably to exempt SRs'
sex county from the provisions Of
cha ptsr 81, vol. ID, Laws of Delaware,
REL ating to The insane; to extend
the time for the recording Of deeds
Adopted.
Mr.. Rliasou presented 3 petition from
Annie J, Wilson for an act to divorce
her from her husband John c. Wilson.
Referred.
MIR. Rjiason presented petition from
Harry Warren and others for a stock
law for district 81, New Castle county.
Referred. In pursuance OF this MI
Eastburn gave notice Of a bill to pre-
vent the running at large of stock In
district 81. d..
Senate bills we're read a first time as
follows: Taxing Telegraph and tels'
phone poles in Wilmington; Yacatlng
W ater street in Wilmington; reducing
State superintendeDt's salary; stock
llaw for district As Sussex oounty.
The Committee on Roads and High
ways reported a bill to strsighten a
road in Long Neck, Indian River Hun
dred. Read once.
Bills were read q second time as fol
lows: taking OF the tax on corpora
tion mortgages; for the relief OF seam
s.resseg, &,.; in relation to the Newark
Union; Incorporating Star Club Stable
Co., of Wilmington.
sgHATE-AHTRRYoO SESSION.
The following bills were passed
The bill repsaling thu tax on school
teachers.
The House bill relating to the char
ter of the city Of Wilmington.
House bill authorizing the sale Of
the Hospital property OF the city o.
Wilmington.
House bill relating to the registra.
tion of births, deaths, aud marriages OF
the city of Wilmington was called up
and one hundred copies ordered to be
printed.
The House bill relating to the &p
pointment. Of o constable for term
or terms of three years in Renton bun'
dred, to reside in the village of Kenton
vas amended and passed. The amend
usnt strikes out "of three years."
The bill for the relief of Artisans
Savings Bank was reported with
amendment, and laid on table. (rhe
original bill provided for Notary
Public whose business should not b.
aaliined TO the Bank. The amendment
mikes out the word "Iot.")
"A claim from Wm. Rothwell was
read and referred to Committes on
Claims. (This is a claim for S28 40 fol