Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-03-10


The Senate bill to incorporate the
Union NJ. 4. Church Of Gumborough
hundred was read first time.
Mr.. Swayne presented petition for the
abolition OF the office of State Superinten-
dent of Public schools.
The bill to prohibit stock from running
al large in district No. t6, New Castle
county, was read q second time and re-
t"rred to the Committee Oh Roads and
Highways.
The bill to incorporate the Batson's
Branch Ditch Company, t,roadkiln
hundred, Sussex county, was read
second time and referred to the Com.
mittee on Corporations.
Mr.. Bradford introduced and had read
bill for the relief of executors, admins
traitors and trustees. 1.-THE bill provides
for the payment of funds into the Court
of Chancery where the executor, admins.
traitor or trustee is unable To find the
parties to whom they belong.
The bill in relation to the purchase of
law books for the USE of the courts of New
Castle county, was read second time
and referred to a special committee.
MIR. Robinson introduced and had read
n bill in relation to the binding of
apprentices by the Western Home for
Poor Children and the Southern Home
for Destitute Children. [The object of the
bill is to lcgali1r indentures to which said
institutions are a party
The bill to transfer certain real estate
from district M. AZ to district No. ~,
Sussex county, was read first time.
The bill for the relief of the heirs of
James Price was read second time and
referred to a special committee.
The Senate bill supplementary to the
charter of the Philadelphia and Whining
ton Turnpike Company was read first
time.
The Senate bill to establish n new road
in Brandywine hundred was read first
time.
tn" Senate hill supplementary to the
charter of the Front and Union Street
Railway Company was read first time.
The Senate bill relating to the registra-
| tion Of births marriages and deaths in
| Tia" city of Wilmington was read Il first
| time.
| The Senate joint resolution regarding
additional shelving in the State Library,
iataloBulhS the same, procuring new sets
of House and Senate Journals for the
same, and apprupriating $500 to compell-
sat" Il. Il, k"iiney for attending to such
| work, was GuucIlrrcd in.
Mr.. NanBurkalow introduced and had
read bill for laying out a new road il
! North Murdcrkill hundred, Kent county,
Mr.. Filling presented petition for the
enactment oi legislation to prey rlt the
+prr,td Of cattle ,lis-asr.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice ut a bin I,
incorporate the James X Webb Printing
and stationery Company OF Wilmington
The bill to prohibit stock from rtlnninL
at larG" in district No, III, Sussex county,
was read a third time and PASSED.
MIR. Pilling presented petition for the
passage Of 4 hill regulating the analyst,
81 fertilizers by the state Chemist.
Mr.. Graham introduced and had read {
bill for laying out 4 public road in Duck
Greek hundred, Kent county.
Mr.. Stayton introduced and had read :
bill for the Strengthening OF road il
Nauticokr hundred.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice II 4 bill I,
amend chapter a. Revised Code, entitled
sol ronstallts.'
The bill to consolidate School District.
No. lj2 and SO was read u second tim,
and referred to the Committe on Education
| - MI IL W. W lllIdiHs gave nOllCe Oh 4 oil
To regulate the practice of pharmacy and
the sale of poisons within the State
The object OF the bill is to provide thai
no person shall engage in the drug bust
ness without having passed a satisfactory
examination and received certifcat,
qualifying him to do so.
The bill prohibiting stock from running
at large in district No. LAT, Sussex
county, was read third time and laid OF
the table for future consideration.
The Senate bill exempting corporations
railroads and canal companies excepted
from payment of the State tax or
mortgages, which had been voted down
and that vote reconsidered, was taken III
for final action and passed by the follow.
ing vote:
Ayes-Bradford, Eastburn, Eiason,
Graham, Moore, Pilling Swayne, Tom.
linson, Townsend, VanBurkalow, A. C.
Williams, T. N. Williams, Woodkeeper,
Speaker Williams-l4.
Nays-Cahall, Jones, McNeal, Robinson,
Stayton-5.
| Adjourned.
DOVER, March S.-Senate met at Il
a. IN.
The following bills were passed
! An act in relation to escapes, &C., a