Daily Republican., 1883-03-15
THIRD EDITION.
0UR DoVRR LETrER.
Tho Psrt Wsrden's Bill Received
An important Resolutions OfEered
TAO OesoaeS's salary Increased,

An H0psrtset Resolutions offered
TAO OeroaoS's salary Increased,
Fec.
Special Correspondence of the kErrHLlcAN
DOVER, DEL, March II, lsY3-The
Port Warden's bill, which has alraa,l v
been published in your paper, has ar
rived, and il now in the hands OF Sena-
tor Belts, who will probably introduce
ito the Senate Tomorrow. The bill is
the same az adopted by the Board OF
Trade Of your city some time ago, with
the exception OF one or two amendments
which provides for the eleciing Of-Har-
Dor Master annually by the City Cunn-
Gil and strikes out all provisions touch
ing the receipts or expenditure OF iuoney
by the County.
The Conference Committee Of both
Houses, who were appointed 10 consider
the Immigration hill, have prepared Il
report, which recommends that the
House recede from their action in
amending the bill and agree upon the
original bill as adopted by the Senate,
with few amendments submitted by
the Conference Committee. The House
will probably accede to this proposition
and the subject Of immigration will not
be dead letter, AS previously supposed.
THE CoROEER'S SALARY INCREASED.
The Senate this afternoon passed the
bill increasing he salary of the Coro-
ner and Coroner'S physician, of New
Castle County, with few amendments
to the original bill.
Instead of making the salary III 200 it
is placed at 81 900, and that Of the ply
sician $500 instead of $500, as at first
suggested. Considerable discussion was
INDUCED in before the bill was passed
Senator Cooper fully explained the
merits Of the bill and each member was
in favor OF it but MIR. Chandler, who re-
corded his vote in the negative. An
additional section was added to the
original bill, which forbids either of the
officers receiving amy money from any
source whatever outside of their salary.
The bill az it now stands is consider
ell a meritorious one, and is endorsed
by many prominent men ofboth par
ties.
PUBLICATION OF THE REGISTRARS RE-
PORTS.
The bill to amend chapter 3Sl, volume
16, Laws OF Delaware, which provide,
for the publication of the Registrars re
ports of deaths of the city of Whining
ton, and the payment therefore ny The
State, passed the Senate This afternoon
and having previously passed thu
House, is now IA law The amendment
repeats that portion OF the law which
authorizes the publication of such re
ports in one or more newspapers OF tn,
city of Wilmington at the expense o
the State, but does not prevent the City
Council from having such reports pub
lished at the expense of the city, if they
deem it necessary or expedient, or does
not prohibit the same from being pub
lished as a matter of news.
THE TOWNSEND BRIDGE BILL
will probably come up for final actor
ere the close of the week. Messrs. b
+. Townsend, y. Frank Ball, Merri
Taylor and others interested in the pas
sage of this bill, are here to-day .Ju,
how the Senate stands on this question
is difficult to determine at this time
and time alone will tell whether or no
it will pass.
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
Senate re-assembled ut O'Clock.
Bills introduced and read HouS
bills: A supplement to the actincorporat
ing the public schools of Delaware City
to amend chapter60, Revised Code, re
lating to roads to amend the charter o
the town of Milford for the benefit %
free schools of Kent County (relating +
the Potter estate) to amend the charte
of the Sussex Midland Railroad Com
pany.
Bills passed House bill to amen
chap. 3S1, vol IL, Laws of Delaware
relating to the register Of deaths Of tn
City of Wilmington Senate bill, III
creasing the salary of Coroner AM
COroner's physician of New Ca,tl
County, from $500 to $1,000, and from
$500 to $500 respectively.
Notice of new bills; by Mr.. Belts, t.
amend chapter 452, vol. 10, Laws y
Delaware port Warlen's hill by Nj
Cooper, to amend chap. 6l5, vol. II
Laws of Delaware, relating to the Silvr
Run Marsh Company.
Messrs. Roe, Lavender and Mustar
were appointed az u Conference Com
mittee to consider the House amend
ments to the bill incorporating the Dove
Glass Works Company.
The Committee of Conference appoint
ed by the Senate to confer with Il lik
committee on the part Of the House +
relation to the Immigration bill, report
Ell that they recommend that tn
House recede from their amendmen
and concur in the Senate bill with tn
amendments Of the Contrrt nee Com
mittee. Adjourned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SESSION.
House re. assembled at p. III.
Bills passed Senate supplement t,
the charter Of LeweS; House amend
ment to the charter Of the Sussex Mid
land Railroad Company with amend
mcnts prohibiting the crossing Of thu
Junction and Breakwatrr tracks
making the termini within halt a mil,
of Bridgeville and Georgetown, and re
quiring that the road be commence
within one year and completed, barring
litigation, within three years. and b,
fenced on both sides); House amend
ment to the oyster law, (under IL Hrls
pension of the rules. This bill prolib,
t. non-resilents from dredging on TIN
natural oyster rocks in the Delaware
i,ay.)
Joseph Vaughan prtiti"ncd for thu
enactment Of Il law to enable him t.
.Ocate certain vacant lands in Little
Creek and Broadkiln Hundreds, Sns
sex County, eat the head Of Polk''
mill pond.
Introduced Senate bills: fhHngiu !
the names Of three children and max.
ing them heirS-at- law OF their adoptivt
parents: amending The charter If the
krhohoth Beach Association. Hons,
bill amending Section 7, chapter -, Re
vised Code, (rrating t" hastriy).
Under a enspen>i"r Of ia" rules, The
bills introduced during the day were