Daily Republican., 1881-02-09

HOUSE
Dover, Feb, Sh.
| House met a. $50 p. IN.
Mr.. NanBurSalow, introduced and
had :ead a bill providing for the DUN.
ISL ment Of persons carrying concealed
deadly weapons.
! The bill Prescribes q penalty Of in.
no! exceeding Slo0 and Imprisonment,
not exceeding 81 days.
Mr.. Robinson presented petition
for the repeal OF the stock law in dis
lrct No, l7G
Mr.. Bradford introduced and lad
read the following bills.
An act to enable the Diamond match
company TO hold rell estate.
An act to ronew the charter Of the
Water Witch Fire company, Of Wi.
mingtop.
This bill empowers tas company 10
give clear title 10 its engine house
property.
Petition OF William II Blake and
others asking that the voting placed
the fourth election district, Of WI.
mington, be changed to the 5. X, cor
ner Of Fifth aud Madison srt cts.
Mr.. Robinson presented q petition
for the incorporation Of the Lincoln
Cemetery Association, of LInooa
Sussex Co.
Mr.. Register introduced and hadfl
bill to regulate the expenditures
the New Castle County Levy CCpH.
The bill to straig hIen the puhh
road leading from Milton to Rcita
Station, on the J. & B. K. R., was rsM
third time and indefinitely postpn,
ed.
Mr.. Van Burkalow gave notice otAe
| following bills ;
An act for the suppression ofiusn.
persuce.
An act 10 provide for the laying ont
Of new road i'll Milford Id.
Mr.. Bradford gave notice Of billb
incorporate the Cathedral Cemetery
Company, Of Wilmington.
MIR. Townseud presented petition
for the transfer of the farms Of Elias "
Moore and John c. Crbit from SJhOd
District No I'll to School District No
70, New Castle county. Referred tOI
special committee composed OF Messt',
Townsend, E,iS5on aud Pi!liug.
The bill concerning negotiable h'
s'rumsnts was read ss3oud tine iM
referred TO the Committee ou !tFsd
Statutes.
Mr., Bradford presented the petition
for divorce OF MEs. Martha Wilson N.
ferred to the Committee on Divorces
The resolution authorizing Tue Df
vorce Committee to SUMMON witnesses
was called up aud postponed until "
morrow afternoon.
MIR. Bradford introduced and bad
read resolution, which was laid oVd
until tomorrow, providing for ths ID
sur&uce of the State House and library
1.-THE resolution contemrlates policies
Of &20, 900 on the State House, s1V~
on the furniture and $26, 900 Oh 'h'
State Llbrary.l
The Senate joint resolution toaF
point a committee to settle with 'A'
State Treasurer and receive the Fepa,
of the State Auditor on tie thln
Tuesday Of January, 1882, was 00n'
Cured in.
Mr.. Bradford presented a bill IE'h
Chief of Police Maxwell, Of WiInhs
ton, for S3l5 80, expense of seFVips'
requlsition. Referred to the Comni'"'
on Claims. :,
Mr.. Bradford introduced and NV
read bill concerning offences as'1"
The persons of individuals. II
The bill provides that whoever ss1, ,
be convicted OF lswdly or lasclV"ulby ,b,
playing with female child unaSl nv u,
age of ten years shall he liable W"
iped no: exceeding $500 sod lIP'"
'nsd not exceeding three years IA
Mr.. Pllling istro3uced and D." ''s oI
! bill to reincorporae the h'an''"
E0allen company. II
The bill authorizing the bV'iu
OF Wilmington, 70 oO,"JJ haJ
money for the erection OF ne" 'VI.s .s
.ouses was read second time spam 'o
erred to the committee on biucS%a IVA
The committee on Divorce rePn" Pn,s
Idversely upon the petitions Of % ',s
!. Funger aud Mary C. Reed lI'"
>nrta warn ahopto1 J.,