Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Yesterdays DoinGs In senate, Also
in tine Q0sorAi Assembly.
Special correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN.
Dover, Feb. 10.
HousB-HoREINs SESSION.

GtV9n was taken up Tor conslueIatioE'
Messrs. Bradford, Pilling and Robinson
spoke in favor Of 1t, and 1t was opposed
by Messrs. Townsend ,Swayne and Ella
son. The bill passed. The opposing
votes were as follows: Eastburn, Ella
sou, Jones, Matthews, Swayne, Town
send and A. C. Williams.
Committee on Revised Statutes re-
ported the militia bill uutavorably and
introduced q much shorter bill as a
substituts, which was read. A han.
dred copies were ordered to 10 printed.
The act for the suppression of insem'
peranoe was read second time, The
act to incorporate the Lincoln Cemetery
Company vas read hrst time.
A petition for AID rsmons.rance
against new district from districts 60
and 70 in Seaiord Hundred, Sussex
county, WAS road. The COMMITTEES on
Roads and Highways reported bill to
lay out nov road in Milford Hun
dred. TIE &C. IN relation to carrying
arms and incorporating the Union Gem
etery Company Of Georgetown were
read second time.
Mr. Bradford introduced an act regu-
lstiug the sals OF spitituous, vinoua
and malt liquors in Wilmington.
Mr.. Matthews introduced the bill "a
amend section q, chapter s, revised stat
utcs, providing tsr holding an add
tloual term OF the Levy Court, when
called BY two members.
Mr. Bradford presented petition
irom Victor DUPONT, George Gray, Chaa
b. Lore and many others asking tbs
pass !gs Of the military bill.
Mr.. Matthews introduced live atook
act for district 10 Sns5ex county.
The bill rs incorporating tue Newark
Union WAS passed.
Bills were read second time as tol
lows:
To divorce Laura c, Drake; suthoriz
ing the Recorder Of Deeds to copy oer
tain indices in the New Castle county
vfics; porating the Cathedral Gem
etery Company; for new public road
in Milford hundred.
sEEATB-NORSING SzssIoI.
The following bills were read SEC
ond time and referred TO committees
named:
An act to incorporate Hollie View
Cemstery company, committee on cor
poratisns.
An act to amend Chapter So of the
Revised Code 1852, as amended And
published in 1874, entitled OF Convey
auces and other purposes, COMMITTEES
on Revised Statutes.
The bill authorizing the town com
missioners OF SeafOrd to sell the 10
called Mortal SPace-oomml!tee OF
corporati MS.
TIE bill incorporating the AthenaeSu
L terary Society OF Delaware COLLEGE
90 umittes on Corporations.
An act incorporating Valley View
Cemetery company-Committss on cor
porations.
An act incorporating Dover Gas
Light cOmpanY-cOmlnit:ee on corpO
rati0ns.
On the following bills nO:iCa wa:
given:
Betts--.An act entitled an act tl
amend sn act, to incorporate the From
and Union Street Railway company
(This amendment provides that the
consent of the City Council shall be
had in certain matters, and that the
company be required to keep in good
repair the pavement within the rails
Of their tracks and three fset on each
side thereoD
The special committee on certain
roads in St. Georges and Red Lisr
Hundreds reported by bill authorizing
the Levy Court to take such action l.:
they were authorized Two years ago.
The committee on Agriculture repor,
ted bill authorizing stock law in
school district 81, Sussex county,
Mr.. Pennewill gave notice Of bill
to authorize the ex cation Of a deed Of
certain real estate belonging to Henry
Lieberman, insane,
Mr.. Cooch gave notice that he would
introduce bill to change the boun-
Diary line of school district "a, New
Castle county.
The comrnittee on Agriculture rspor.
ted road act authorizing George f.
Wilson 20 straighten public road in
Indian River Hundred, Sussex county.
aouse bill to amend Section 9Th,
Chapter LOG, Of the Revised Gods was
read.
House bill to amend Section Is,
Chapter Ill, of the Revised Code was
read
The aot prohibiting live stock from
running at large in school district l26,
Sussex county, was passed.
Mr.. McWhorter, introduced a hill in
cooperating the Diamond State Gas
Company.
Mr.. Cooch, called up the Delaware
Western bill for final passage.
Mr.. McWh0rter offered an amend
ment postponing it until 8 O'Clock this
aftsrnoon-lost.
Mr.. Cooch,, then effersd an amend
mept making the line ofthe road mile
north Of Newark-adopted.
The bill was read by paragraph and
and on the final reading passed ths
Senate by the following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Belts, Coooh, Gonna,
way, Cooper, McWhorter, Hersey and
! Mr. Speaker.
Nays-Messrs. Pennewill and Har.
rington.
state OF the Ehe thermometer
at the REPUBLICAN office, on Yriday
morning, Feb. IL:
| Z n,elnnE III n,nlnok 10 nlala.I