Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-27

North West Fork hundred, Sussex county
read first time.
The joint resolution (from the Senate) pro-
viding that the Auditors report be not printed
in the Journal was read and laid over for the
present.
Mr.. vanBu-kalow gave notice OF bill to
divide school districts Nos so and 10s, Kent
county, now consolidated under tho title OF
The Magnolia Cooperative Schools.
The Senate bill renewing the charter of tho
Artisans Saving Bank was read
The resolution about the non-prnting in
the journal Of the Auditors report was taken
mp and concurred in, and 500 copies ordered
to be printed (soparately).
Upon information that the Senate had
ordered 800 copies, the latter resolution was
reconsdefed and Withdrawn amid some
merIinlent.
The Senate bill creating nov school dis
trict lrorn districts Nos. ~, b3 "a and So,
Sussex county, was read.
The Senate amendment to chap. 81. vol II,
Laws of Delaware (regardIng the INDECENT IN
sane OF SUSSEX was read.
The Senate amendment to section IL,
Chapter 40, Revised Code, was read.
This il Il supplement 10 the said section,
providing that all allowance and compensa-
ton arising ont Of the care Of tina poor III the
almshOuses shall be entirely within the con-
troll of tho trustees of the poor, and their
action shall be final ard conclusive.l
Mr.. McNeal offered bill making slight
amendments in the charter of the Fanwitks
Island Improvement Company, which WAS
read.
Mr.. Robinson, from the Committee on Cor
porations, reported favorably upon the bill
Incorporating the Marsh Hope Improve.
ment Company, which was then read a third
time and passed.
Adjourned until to morrow morning at
$3.50.
Dover. Jan. 81, Senate met at 3. 30 a. m.
The following bills were read and referred
to committees
Act relating TO taxing telegraph and teo-
phone poles in Wilmington.
Act eSeInpting certain real estate in viii
mington from taxation.
Mr. Belts introduced aud had read q bill ex-
emptlng the sewing machines of Aeamstresses
from execution process.
Mr. HOrsey introduced and had read bill
to amend section /, chapter 81. Revised Code
This bill provides that where lands are
drained by tiles the owners may not be-
required to cut bitches through them.l
Mr.. Pennewill introduced and had read n
bill relating to the estatep of alions.
This is the nature Of an enabling act, and
ia specially designed TO extinguish the in
rhoate right of the State in certain real estate
decided by Canadian immigrants in Kent
countyl
Mr. Belts gave notice of bill 10 incor-
porate the Star Club Stable Company.
The following bills were read a third time
ana parsed
IN act Incorporating the Philadelphia. Viii
mington " Baltimore Beneficial Association
An act prohibiting stock from running at
large III school district No. 49,, Sussex
comfy
Adjourned until Monday, $50 p. III.
.gaustse nf gkeurespstaItx..
Hou-e met at $50 a. m.
The bill disappointing constablein Eenton
was read third time and passed.
Mr. Robinson. from the Committee on
Corporations, reported tavorabv upon the
following bills, which were then taken up and
PASSED
An act to incorporate 81. Paul's Beneficial
Society of Wilmington.
An act to incorporate Division Ma. B.
Ancient Order Hibernians, of New Castle.
Tho following bills were reported enrolled
and signed by the speakers of both houses
Act Incorporating st. hIary'a Beneficial
Society, Wilmington.
Sct incorporating st. Michael'- Beneficial
society, Wilmington.
Act Incorporating the Fame Hose Com
pany Of Wilmington.
The Senate bill to amend chapter 1888
Revised Code, was read second time
Mr. Robinson offered a resolution request
ing the Senate to appoint Il standing Com
mittee ON Divorces to act in conjunction with
the House commute. Objected To aud laid
over uuder the rules.
Adjourned Till Monday $50 p. IN. -.
DOVER, Jan. 2i.-Sonate met at $50.
Mr. Cooper presented remonstranCo from
Emma Cochran. trave"sing the allegations III
the divorce petition of H. Avian Cochran and
setting forth new matter. Referred to the
special committee on the case
Mr. Belts gave notice of the following bills:
An act relating to Newark Union Tins bill
provides for the renewal of this company's
charter it having lHpsrd and become void i
al act to incorporte the Sand Blast File
Sharpening Company.
The higgins lIitchius petition. for a change
of name, was taken up aud indefinitely post
poned.
Inc following bills were introduced:
by MIR. PeuneNlll-Au act relating TO the
estates Of alens.
by Mr.. Belts An act to incorporate the
Star Club Stable Company.
The following bills were read second time
hnd referred An act to amend chapter 80
Revised Code-Cornmittee on Revised Stat
utes. An act relating 10 the exemption OF
sewing machines- COMMITTEES on Revised
. Statutes.
Tho hill for the relief Of John s. and
Robert u. Hofecker was passed
The Committee ON Printing was authorized
W "svoI'Alh que e0St anu II pos1lpie 10 nave
inserted IN the school superintendent report
the names Of school district clerks.
- iio iu.ioMinB mus u,il9 were Fesd An
NY ~ Fpotu.lng ct taul behilria' society
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was referred to Committee on Agriculture.
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