Daily Republican., 1881-01-21
LrGIsLArlyE PROCEEDINGS.
The D0inEs OF the General Assem-
bly, at DOver.on TN ursday.
CnaeiaIiv ran,rtad 10, tha pan
Specially reported 10, the Rep.

bf ~ DOVpb.Sh AmuEbunys
Specially reported ior the Rep
DOVER, Jan. 20
sENATB-HoRSlSe SESSION.
The joint committee TO settle with the
State Treasurer. reported aud was
discharged. Five hu8dred copies oI
the Auditors report wsrt lordered to be
printed.
Bills we're passed as follows: To re-
incorporate ST. Mary's Beneficial Socie-
ty Of Wilmington; to re-incerporate 81.
Michael's Beneficial Society of Whining
ton; to re.incorporats the Pane Hose
Company; TO incorporate the German
Literary Association.
Notices OF bills we're given as follows:
By Mr.. McWhorter-to exempt sewing
machine ssSmstresses and private fam
lies from exertion process and distress.
By Mr.. Penniwill--in relation to the
real estate of alisns.
Mr.. Bstts introduced the following
bills: In relation to tax on telegraph
aud telephone poles IN Wilmington;
excepting certain real estate from TAXA
tiop In Wilmington; vacating a portion
OF Water street for the use Of the r.,
w. & B. R.. R. c.
An invitation WAS accepted from Mrs
Stewart to give her hesring next
Tuesday evening:
The House Joint resolution re-appoint-
ing Robert J. REYNOLDS State Treasurer
was concurrei in.
Mr.. Cooper introduced joint resolu-
tion directing the clerks not to print
the Auditors report in their journals.
Adopted.
HoUsg-MoRNING SESSION.
The committee To settle with the
Stats Treaurer reported and was dis
charged.
Tke following bills were introduced
by Mr.. Mathews--to prevent stock
from running at large in district 45r
Sussex county. By Mr.. Townsend--to
amend section 10, chapter 60, revised
statutes.
The following bills we're read q sec-
ond time lin relation to a constable in
Kentou; amending section Al, chapter
Ill, Revised Statutes; amending section
s, chapter LOG, Revised Statutes.
Mr.. Tomkinscn introduced jsint
resolution appointing Robert j. Reg
nolds State Treasurer. Adopted,
Mr.. Cah&ll offered similar rssolu
on resppointing Auditor Staats. On
Mr.. BradIord's motion 1t was laid over
until afternoon.
The bill preventing stock from run.
ming at large in district Al. New Castle
county was passed.
A resolution signed by II. A. Hous-
ton and others recommending that W.
X Burton bs divorced from hia wife wac
read and laid on the table on Mr.. Brad
fOrd's motion.
A committee Of 8 on agriculture was
appointed to Consider the Governors
recommendations on this subject. Com
mittse:-Register, Graham, Stsyton,
McNesl. WoOdkeeper.
HoUsE--APTERNooN sRssToN.
The joint resolution re.appointing
State Aud tor Stats was passed.
Two hundred copies Of the Adjutsnt-
Generals report were ordered to be
printed.
The Senate Joint resolution instruct
ing the clerks not to print the Audi
tors Report in their journals was con.
CURED in.
Mr.. VanBurkalow gave notice Of an
act in relation to the Magnolia PabliC
Schools.
Mr.. McNiel introduced the amend
ment to the Charter of tie Fenwick's
Imp. Co.
The act in relation to the Marsh
Hope Imp. Co, passed.
Senate bills were read a first time as
follows: In relation to a road in N. w.
Fork Hd., Sussex Co.; creating new
school district in Sussex; exempting
Sussex County from the provisions Of
Chap. SO, vol. IA, Delaware Laws.
sBNATB--APrRRyooN sEssIoN.
The House joint resolution reappoint-
ing State Auditor Stats was concur
red IL.
The following bills were read and re-
ferred: To amend Sec. 5, Chap. 4S,
Vol. l6, Delaware Laws; to incorporate
the Laurel Union Company; for the re.
lief Of R. D. and J. 3. Hoffscker.
The following bills were passed. To
amend Sec. II, Chap. 4S. Revised Code;
to exempt Sussex County from the pro
visions Of Chap. 5, Vol. IA Delaware
Laws.