The daily gazette., 1883-03-23
YESTERDAY AT DOVER.
MORE NOTICES GIVEN OF NEW
BILLS.
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS REFUSED.
The House Sits Down Upon the Proposition
to Establish Free Scholarships In Della
ware collegs--Other Legislative Matters.
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DOVER, March 2S.--The House, having
done good thing yesterday forenoon in
passing the representation bill, turned
around in the afternoon and killed q mea-
sure In favor of which much has been said
and against which there has been very little
argument. The Senate bill authorizing the
State to pay the tuition of 33 pupils In Della
ware College, to be selected by Competitive
examination one from each hundred, waa
taken up, discussed and indefinitely post
poned by the following vote Ayes--Barlow,
Comegys, Crawford, Jacobs, Lewis, Lowe,
Rawlfns, sutton, Temple, Watson, VIII
liams, II; Nays-Cooch, Frasher, Messick.
Perry, Risler,5 Mr.. Cooch was very earnest
in advocating the bill. There is no likeli-
hood Of reconsideration.
Yesterday brought another avalanche of
notices Of new bills In both Houses. In the
House the following were announced: Bv
Mr. Cooch, an act requiring the Levy Courts
OF the several counties to publish In pamphlet
form an itemized statement of their expen-
ditures for public distribution; to amend
| chapter lis, section IL, Revised Code; bv
Mr.. Temple, to incorporate the town Of
kenton; by Mr.. Messick, to authorize the
Board OF Education Of Dover to issue bonds;
to amend chapter 262, volume 16, In rela-
i WIN W VIC OAuShelOu vi COlOTSu cn1lQF6Q. TO
amend chapter 262, volume15, In relation to
| colored citizens taxing themselves for the
education of their children; by Mr.. Risler,
to amend chapter 30, sections and 4. Re-
vised Code; by Mr.. Dukes, to authorize the
| Sussex Recorder of Deeds to make a certain
| index; to authorize the Sussex Prothonatary
TO make certain index; by Mr.. Frasher, to
amend chapter 475, volume 16; by Mr.
Justis, in relation TO the Wilmington and
1 ftirfQtfono TnrR NIL
chapter 70, Revised Code; for the relief az
the heirs Of Lydia A. Graves; for the
protection of fish; in relation to the
assessors of Wilmington; by Mr.. Barlow.
incorporating the Mills s. Combs Company.
incorporating the Excelsior Concentratinp.
Company; by Speaker Bates, In relation to
the Trustees of the Poor of New Castle
county; to amend Chapter 1876, Revised
| Code; TO regulate primary elections and pre-
vent fraudulent voting therein; to revive
and re-enact the charter of the Delaware
Loan Association; by Mr.. Lowe, for q stock
law in district No. 1875, Sussex; by Mr.,
Rawlins, to incorporate the Nanticoke Loan
Association of Seaford; by Mr.. Perry, for
the appointment of an additional constable
In Sussex county; by Mr.. Sutton, concern
ing the next general election.
In the Senate the notices were as follows:
By Mr. Belts, to incorporate the Bellah Iron
/ OONuPahJi Oy NAE.SOOpCTS All hcL IN relation
to Clerks of the Peace; by Mr.. Roe, an act
In relation to free schools; an act to encour-
age education; by Mr. Cooper, to amend
Chapter lis, Revised Code, to amend the
act entitled an act concerning embezzlement
and defalcation by corporate officers and
others; by Mr.. Mustard, an act in relation
to compulsory pilotage, an act in relation to
the drawbridge of Seaford; by Mr..
Lavender, to amend Chapter 13, Volume
/ nAla h. Il.
an act in relation to evidence in
reference to life insurance com
panies, in relation to the recording of deeds
and other conveyances,i in relation to assess
ments In Wilmington hundred; by Mr..
Houston, to protect shippers Of fruit, vege-
tables, eggs, oysters and other provisions;
| by Mr.. Belts, to amend the charter of the
| perpetual Savings and Loan Association of
| Wilmington, to incorporate the Wilmington
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, to incor-
porate the Underground Telegraph Main.
tenanee Company, to incorporate the Brooks
| Underground Cable Company; by Mr..
Mustard, to amend Chapter 543, Volume
| 16, Laws of Delaware; by Mr.. Houston, for
the prevention of slavery.
WORK OF HOUSE AND SENATE.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Justis intro.
duced ar act concerning the domestic rela-
| tions, Mr. Risler a general stock law for
Sussex county, and Mr.. Messick an act to
allow School District No. 116, Kent, to draw
| dividends for raising $125.
Bills passed The House as follows: Senate
bills, repeating days of grace on bank
| checks; divorcing John c. and Louisa
/ Creadick (vote to g.
In reply to the report of the Conference
Committee on amendments to the bill incOr-
porating the Dover Glass Works, the House
resolved to insist upon refusing to exempt
the enterprise from State taxation.
In the Senate House bill to prevent live
stock from running at large in parts of Dis
| tricts 81, AZ and 80, Sussex county, was re-
| ported adversely and further consideration
postponed indefinitely. The committee of
conference appointed to consider the disa-
| greement between the Two houses on the
bill Incorporating the Dover Glass Works
| Company made u report which asked that
/ the House recede from their action In the
matter. The report was adopted.
| Bills were passed as follows: Senate bills
for the culture and production of fish in
Shakespeare's mill POND; transferring the
| farm of Albert Whitley from School Dis
triet 81 10 United Districts 81, IS, 76, 7s,
| Kent county; imposing u tax on pool,
billiard aud bagatelie tables; to amend
Chapter l5 Revised Code (Militia bill).
House bills divorcing William paryis from
Mary Anu Parlis.
| An acJ'lof TIE pfolectlon oi game, Wtth
amendments; TO appoint an additional con-
stable in ChristiaDa hundred Senate bill
incorporating the Delaware Fruit Exchange
| Petitions were read Tor stock law in Dis
| triet 3S, Sussex county; from Annie Is.
| Eberly for u divorce from Edmund II.
Ebery; for the repeal OF the tax Oh mer-
chants for new school district out of parts
of Districts T7ll9 aud IS, Sussex county.
Introduced and read By Mr.. Mustard,
to incorporate the Atlantic and Maryland
Railroad Company; by MIR. Belts, supple
ment to the charter of the Wilmington City
Railroad Company; divorcing Stephen T.
Records and Seth A. Gibbons from their
wives; House bill relating to planting
oysters in Indian river and Rehoboth bay;
by Mr.. Chandler, to incorporate the
Diamond Milling Company; House bill to
vacate an old road and open new road
from Pennington to Bethel Church.
| Notice
to hotel, restaurant and saloon keepers.
Closing out glass aud crockery ware, In