Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINes.
The GeseFAi Assembly DeinEs Ol
Tuesday In Deiail.
Especially reported for the Republican.

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Especially reported for the Republican !
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Dover, Jan. 2S.-The following bills
we're read and referred:
An aot relating 10 the sale OF the
City Hospital property Of Wilmington
was referred 10 the Committee on Re-
vissd Statutes.
An aot 70 incorporate St. Paula Ben
sdoiAl Sooiety-Committee on Corpora.
tions.
An act relating TO the charter OF the
city OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Be.
vised Statutes.
An ACT to incorporate the Star Club
Stable Compiny-Committee on Corpo-
rstions.
The following bills were read first
time:
An act relating TO the Newark Union.
An act incorporating the Sand Blast
File Sharpening Company.
House bill relating 70 the appoint.
ment Of . constable In Ksnton hun.
dred, Kent county.
House bill incorporating the Ancient
Order Of Hibernisns, Division No. 3.
A Communication from the State Tenn.
psrsnee Alliance was laid on the table
until Committee on Temperance was
Appointed.
A petition for stock law in school
district No. 4s, Little Creek hundred,
was read.
The names Of the school district
clerks were ordered 10 be inserted In
the superintendent's report.
House bill Incorporating the Laurel
Union Company, with amendments,
was passed and sent back to the House !
again. 1.-The amendment increases the
capital stock and fixes the shares at
$50 each.
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Bills were passed as follows:
To amend section 46, chapter 40, Of
the Revised Code.
To amend section %, chapter 81, Of
the Revised Code.
A Joint resolution to graut an audi
enoe to the Delaware State temperance
Alliance tomorrow night was adopted.
On Mr.. Registers motion Mr.. Eliason |
was added to the Committee on Agri-
culture.
On Mr.. Registers motion the stand.
ing committee on Divorces was incress-
cd from three tn Eve. Additional mem
bers, Messrs. V&nBuYkaloW and Tom
linson.
TN. Williams gave notice Of an act |
to incorporate the Triple Luck Lodge,
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The act to incorporate the p, W. &
B. Beneficial Association was read q
second time.
AOUsE-AvTHREoos SESSION.
Mr.. Jones presented q petition for
and remonstranGe against the passage
Of the Senate bill creating new school
district In Sussex Co.
Mr. Bradford introduced the bill 10
amend chapter s Of the Revised Stat
utes entitled, "of the Levy Court"
{ which is to make terms Of Levy Court
men commence on the second Tuesday
of February next following their elsc.
tiOn).
Bills were read 4 second time as fol.
lows:
"Live stock act for district al sus-
sex county; reincorpOratiDg the Arh-
zSnS Saving Bank; To amend the charter
Of the Fenwiok Island Improvement
Co.; live stock act for district As Sussex
county; to amend section 10 chapter so |
Revised Code, concerning roads and
bridges.
Other bills we're introduced as follows:
Supplementary to chapter 1856. Revised
Code, incorporating the Butchers Hide
and Tallow Association Of Wilmington.
Notices OF bills were given as follows:
By Mr.. neutrality-suspicious. to the
act incorporating the City Railway Co.,
OF Wilmington; vsoating q portion Of
Riddles road in Wilmington. By Mr..
Tomlinson to straighten q road in
Georgetown and Broadkiln hundreds.
By Mr.. Bradford, to amend Chapter
AGA, vol. Laws Of Delaware.
The bill to amend Section 8, Chap
tar 73, Revised Code, In relation TO ad-
ministering the oath Of office 10 Will
mingtou City Counoilmen, was passed.
sBSArB-AFrBRNeoS sKssIoH.
Two petitions were presented, pray
ing that Thomas Wilson be authorized |
to straightsn tie road leading from
Dover to Smyrnr. Read and refer
red to the Committee on Roads.
A remonstrance by Cove Salisbury
and other citizens Of Dover against
raising the town tax, was read and re
ferred 10 the Committee on Corpora.
tions.
The bill relating to the estates OF
aliens was read by paragraphs and
passed.
The Committee on Roads reported q |
bill authorizing Alex. Johnson, Level
win Tharp and William Morris to con
struct public road in Mispillion hun.
dred, Kent couRty, and Northwest Fork
hundred, Sussex county.
An Anolens Decd.
W. R. Pechine, Of King Prussia,
has deed signed by William Penn, in
April of the year Of 1896, and was for
900 acres Of ground sold by the "Pro-
prietary," for the sum Of SOC Sterling
or $50, exclusive OF an annuity Of one
yearly for every hundred acres
as fast as 1t came into cultivation.
The property was sold for a period Of
1000 years to Cornelius Mason, lineal
Of Mr.. Pecbine. The deed re.
cites that IL was "Enrolled In his Ma
jssty's Court Of Common Pleas, at West.
minister, of the Form OF the Holy Trini-