The daily gazette., 1881-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
specially reported for the 0asette.
sRNATE-MoRNIMa smssIoN.

Dover, Del, Jan. 1s, 1881.
MT. Pennewell introduced and nd
read an Act to Incorporate the p, w.
q B. Beneficial! Soeisty.
The following bill was read a secs nd
time and referred to proper comm IT.
tee. bill to Incorporate the Germ an
Library Association.
Committee on Revised Statutes N =
ported favorably upon the bill re-
lating to Notary Public for Delaware
City National Bank, but recommended
that it be postponed until Monday
afternoon for consideration.
Mo Whorter's bill touching the en-
ployment Of counsel for certain men
indicted in the U. q. District Court
was taken up and passed. Yeas-Mc-
Wborter, Cooeh, Harrington, Cooper.
Pennewell, Horsey, Mr.. Speaker Con-
naway. Nays-Betts.
On motion Of McWhorter the Cocb-
ran petition for divorce was referred
to special committee-Mc w horter.
Harrington, Connaway.
The bill relating to Marsh Hope I'm
provement Company was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Harrington the
Senate proceeded to vote Vivs VOcs for
Senator. Belts for Anthony Higgins.
For Thomas y. Bayard-Mc WhOrter,
Cooch, Horsey, Cooper, Penneweli,
harrington, Connaway, Mr.. Speaker.
HoUsE-MoRNINa SESSION.
House met al 10 q. m.
Chairman Robinson, Of the Commit
Tee on Corporations, reported favorably
on the following bills:
An Act Incorporating the Laurel Un-
ion Company, OF Laurel, Del. Read n
third time and passed with slight amend
ments.
This is q private act Incorporating a
company 70 do general mercantile
business. William Elliott and others
Sss e, q na%ed NED A. sorporators; The capital
Acts renewing the charters OF st.
Marys and st. Michaels Beneficial 30
cieties, OF Wilmington. Read . third
time with verbal amendments, and
passed.
Mr.. T. N. Williams called up and
amended his resolution offered yester-
day, and 1t passed the House In this
shape:
Rssolued, That all bills OF private
character before being present shall be
drawn by the person or persons directly
interested In the passage OF such bills.
On motion Of Mr.. Swayne the bill to
incorporate Division No. ., Ancient
Order OF HlberHians, Of Brandywine
Banks, was read second time, and re-
ferred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
SENATE SESSION.
Senate met at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Cooch had presented and read
Q petition of Divorce from Wilmer
Worrell.
The bill relating to Chap. 163, Rev.
Code was passed.
The act encouraging immigration
was read and referred to committee on
vacant lands.
A remonstrance from Sam'l Town.
send and others to the passage OF said
act was referred to the same commit
tee.
The committee on that part of the
Governors Message relating to Banks
and the committee on Agriculture re-
ported progress.
Mr.. Conaway introduced and had
read the following bills:
An act to exempt Sussex county
from tho provisions of chapter 81, Vol.
IA, Laws Of Delaware.
An act to amend Sec, II, Chap. 4S,
Rev. Code.
Mr.. .McWhorter presented petition
from 1876 citizens of New Castle coun-
ty asking for supplement- to an act
entitled an act to provide for the re-
building and proper maintenance Of
Ger tain public roads.
Mr.. Registers bills to amend Sec.
45, Chap. Ill, Rev. Code, was read y
second time and referred to the COM
mittee on Revised Statutes.
The Senate bill extending the time
for recording private acts was resd
second time.
Mr.. Register introduced and had
read bill to amend Sec. 8, Chap. 106,
Rev. Code.
Mr.. Mcneil gave notice Of the in
PRODUCTION OF an act in relation to the
Marsh Hope Improvement Com
pany.
The bill providing tor q stock law
in District No. SO was reported ad-
versely.
Mr. Mcneil gave notice Of the in
.-od,ct;on of n hill In armand the char