The daily gazette., 1881-04-06
THE LIZ GGSLATURE.
DOVER, April o, 1881.
sxNATE-MoRNING SESSION

ation.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcwhortor tho
votes on the various sections were re.
and tie bill recommitted to
he Committee on Corporations.
The Pilot bill was read and upon the
suspension of rule IA, read by title and
referred TO special CON mities OF three
composed OF Messrs. Coocb, Horsey
aud Harrington.
The following petitions were pres MT
ed, read and referred:
One asking the. passage OF the Gus,
Heat, Light and Water bill, about l,4OO
names.
Ono asking the State to appropriate
msney for the encouraRement OF the
culture OF the sugar beet, about 40
namtl.
House joint resolution for the recov>
cry Of csrtain papers was concufred IN.
The bill in relation to the Protestant
Episcopal Church was passed.
This bill incorporates the Trustees OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church and is
supplementary to AN old bill relating to
said church
Mr.. MO Wborter prese nted bill from
the EUerv Eusntn0, to the amount OF
SIG "a Tor prlDuUz, which was referred.
Tue bill to keep in repair the marHh
banks and sluices near Newport was
read by title aud referred.
rbe bill to incorporate the Roman
Catholic Male Protectory OF Whining
ton was read by title and referred.
Tue stock bill for district "a, Sussex
county, was passed.
The act relating to pleadinRs and
practice was passed.
The act pret cribing csrtaiB duties for
pr tho" otaries and clerks OF the peace
was read.
In. act IN relation to the Mitpilliou
navigation was read by title and refer
red.
The act TO more effectually protect
property from fires Was los'.
This bill made parties liable In an
aoIon on the case for Aeghgen.ly having
on land combustible matter liable to
take fire, OF for burning brush.
The act in relation to The public build
inRs At New Castle MAS passed.
This bill provides that the property
shall be vested In the bands of trustees.
10 be used by the Courts of the State OF
Delaware, should another county he laid
out, otherwise TO be used for town pur-
poses.
Tine act to amend section 12 OF chap.
tor AZ OF the Public Schools was read by
titlo aud referred.
The bill In relation TO the Delaware
City, Salem and Philadelphia NaviRa-
ton Company was read by title and re-
ferred.
The aot relating Co crimes and mlsde.
mea aors was read by title and referred.
The Canal bill Was read aud under
suspension Of rule IA read BY title and
referred.
The bill In relation so oysters was
passed.
TThis bill provides that no stranger
shall dredRe upon the natural beds in
our bay, and that no person shall dredge
OF toug on the beds during the months
i Of j oily aud August.
Adjourned.
HoUsK-MoRNIne SESSION.
House met AtOa .. m,
TIE pilot bill being the special order OF
the morning was Laken up.
Mr., Jones presented petitions for ana
| remon frances against the Dill, signed
The bill was then passed without dis
The bill vssating 9 private.road In Duck
| Creek Hundred, was> passed.
| Mr. Bradford Introduced q bill TO incor-
porate the J. N. Chsmbsrs' Packing
twice and refer lred. Also petition for
i the pAsss ge OF the sugar beet bill signed
| by E. Z. Fennimore and Others.
The bill supplementary 70 the enarter
4
ssooiatien. with amendments, was
TThe ana ended bill gives every.lot no der
q vote. whether he 10 stock holder or mol.
| prohibits the sale OF intoxicating IL
quors, and everything incnnsislent with
/ chrlStian morality" but makes no change
IN the assessment OF lots.l
Mr., Bradford introduced b il Tor the
i'm provement OF Cherry Island Marsh
| II ad twice and referred 10 special COM
| mitlee.
| ThS bill 70 divorce Samuel II. and Man
| nah A. Otwell was passed by vote OF AZ
TOT. two or three members douginS 'n'
The sugar beet bill was called mp. and
amended by offering bounty OF one dol
lar per ton for sugar producing plants
years, and defeated by tie vote OF ~ to
Ayes-BradforA, Fastburn, Eliason
Matthews, Register. Swa ne, townsend
Van Burkalow. Woodkseper' speaker
Nsys-Cahall, Graham, Jones. McNeai
| Moore, Robinson, Btayton, Tomllnson
A. @. Williams. T. N. Williams.
ane Chesapeake Canal was passed passed
by vote OF 10 TO /, Mr.. Staytoa voting
Mr Register introduced a bill to amend
| @ ap. 81, vol. IA, Laws OF Delaware, lem'
pcWerluG assessors 20 place omitted free
holders ON ,he assessment lists upon tns
| applicant esta bllshipg his ella m by am
daviL and voucher.) Read twice ana re-
Tn. bill for the perfscting OF certain
\ ssex county indices was passed. .alst
bill Incorporating Ancient order vi III
berniarB, o Wilmington; Senate toln
resolution appointing Farmers banh
senate bills amendatory OF chapter 4s
Revised Code, and CHAP. lS, hevise'
Code, were read twice and referred.
The Senate bill Ter the impro vemsnt o
the streets OF Delmar was passed.
, The renate bill insor Grating the si
Jones' River I'm mprovsment.Compan wa
IThe bill names Captain Thomas Ora
per aud others corporatofs; cApitai stooA
The bill to divorce Mary B. from GsoyE
d.. Mccoy aud 10 change her name
!. Mary b. Walters, WI passed.
AdjourAed.
sENATK-AFTERNooH SESSION.
Senate met at 2p. m.
The act 10 incerporats the Delawai
Improvement Company was irsad AL
upon suspenslo OF Iuie II read secon
time ard referred; House bill to lay out
road IN Mispillion Hundred was re-
the act In relation to negro schools WI
. passed.
!. fTnis aot provides that the mons
U raised by taxation shall be expended
. the district wherein II Ii raised, and th
Tue money ip a1s r9pI1s sSs sS sGnt sonoos Se
|, The bIlt to lay out ROAD In LII
n Creek undred was passed.
The Baker divorce bill was read ~
!, ond time; the Oill 70 provide q anitoI
y ballot for election purposes was ictr
70 duced, and under suspension ofrules "
10 read by title and referred TO speci
I, com mittee, composed Of Messrs. coop,
o Cooch and Horsey. lThls Dill pioVlo