The daily gazette., 1883-03-24
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
AVALANCHE OF NEW NOTICES
YESTERDAY.
LAST CHANCE FOR IMMIGRATION.
lteiief For the Breakwater 81 FrankfOrd
!. Rnllroad-rhe LiqnOr Bin Passes the
Senate and read Once ia The House.
tspeclal correspondence of the Gazette.

Senate and Read Once ia The House.
Especial correspondence OF the Gazette
| DOVER, March 2+.-In the House yester.
day notice was given Of the following bills:
BY DR.. E. Lewis, to incorporate the Pneuma-
TIC Tube, Electric TransportatiQh and Aerial
Railway Company, to incorporate the Kent
County improvement Company; by Mr..
Denney, In relation to tine collection of as
sessments by private corporations, 10 incor
porate the Delaware Land Improvement Co.
TO incorporate the Farmers Land and
Improvement Association; by Mr.. Risler.
to amend chapter 50, Revised Code, entitled
OF cities and towns, In relation to the State
Treasurer and the Trustees of the School
| fund, to repeal stock law in district Al.
Sussex county; by Mr.. Comegys, to incor
porate the Delaware Heat, Light and Water
Company, to provide for the building of a
bridge over the Brandywine. at Washington
street, to amend chapter 81, Revised Code,
TO change the time for holding the Court
| IN Cnancery in New Castle and Sussex
counties; by Mr.. Sutton, to amend chapter
IA, Revised Code, to amend chapter AIS,
volume IA, to provide for making and pub
| fishing new map of the State, incorporat-
ing the State immigration and Land Com
pany, amending chapter 1884, volume 10: by
Mr.. Barlow, an act In relation to game, an
act in relation to bridges on the public high
ways, an act in relation to railroads, an act
in relation to agriculture.
Bills were introduced as follows By
Speaker Bates, an act to renew the charter
of the Delaware Loan Association; to amend
| Chapter 1913, Revised Code; by Mr.. Frasher.
to amend Chapter AZ, Revised Code, entitled
tof physicians" relating to the practice of
medicine and surgery in this State. Senate
| bills for new public road in Duck Creek
hundred; the Military bill; an act for the
protection and cultivation of fish In Shakes
pere's mill pond; to transfer the farm and
mansion of DR.. Albert Whitley from Dis
trict 81, Kent county; to incorporate the
Delaware Fruit Exchange; taxing keepers
of billiard, pool and bagatelle tables $40 for
each table; granting licenses for saloons to
tenant instead of landlord.
Mr.. Perry introduced an act creating an
additional constable for Sussex county. The
Senate bill for the new School District, com
| posed of the town of Redden, Sussex county,
was passed by vote of 8 to 4. The vote by
which the amendment to the charter of the
Rehoboth Beach Company was defeated was
| reconsidered and the bill laid on the table.
The vote by which the House refused to re-
cede from its amendment to the Immigra-
tion bill, thus killing the measure, was re-
considered aud the matter postponed.
joint resolution to pay $500 to Judge Hous-
| bOu, uuc nltn LOT Jne puOucdJOu Oh VOlume
l, Delaware criminal reports, was adopted.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Comegys,
Frasher and Dukes the special committee to
consider increasing the salaries of the Judi
eiary and State officers.
Mr.. Comegys presented a petition asking
for the repeal OF the tax on manufactures,
and Mr.. Denny petition asking for the ex-
penditure of one-half of the taxes raised In
Dover upon the roads and streets.
| Annther nonfpranaa committaa on tho
immigration bill was asked for and the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Lewis, Perry and
Barlow.
Adjourned to Monday at 12 o'clock.
IN THE SENATE.
In the Senate notice was given of new
bills, as follows: By Mr.. Belts, for the pro-
lection of the community against profess
sional thieves, burglars and pickpockets, to
, incorporate the Eureka Manufacturing
Company, a supplement to the act to incor-
porate the Pioneer Coach Company, to in
corporate the Wilmington and Brandywine
Passenger Railway Company, to restrain
minors from taking part in games Of
/ pools billiards, bagatelle and shuttle
board by Mr.. Cavender, to incorpor-
ate the Dover Manufacturing Com
, pany, the Diamond State Conserving and
! Picking Company, to authorize the Com
; missioners of the town of Smyrna to issue
bonds for the purpose of raising funds to
procure a water supply for said town; by
, Mr.. Chandler, to incorporate the American
! Machinery Building Company. Bills passed
! Senate: Requiring tenants or occupants OF
liquor saloons to procure the license, to
amend the charter of the town of Dover;
, House bills to amend section 2, Chapter S54,
Volume 16, Laws of Delaware (relating to
i the collectioe of school taxes); to incorpo-
rate the Clayton Fruit and Basket Company;
r to incorporate Mispillion Conclave No. 33,
: l. o. H., a supplement to the charter of the
e town of Mispillion, supplement to
the charter of the New Castle County
r Mutual Insurance Company, to amend Sec
ton z, Chapter 10, and Section 81, Chapter
+ 90, Revised Code defining the duties of
: Assessors and Clerks of the Peace), diyorc-
s ing w. H. Packard from Sarah E. Packard,
r Mary G. johnson from James johnson, and
3 Elijah NJ. Clymer from Louisa Clymer.
r Introduced and read To amend the act
n concerning embezzlement and defalcation
!, by corporate officers and others; House bills
i in relation to increased representation, In
" relation to binding children by corporations
q of other States.
Il House bill authorizing the Trustees of the
q poor of Sussex county to employ clerk
"a was indefinitely postponed. House bill pre-
e venting owners of hotels from procuring {
/. license 1or more than one house was laid OIL
% the table. Several petitions favoring in
.e creased representation according to popula
N tion and by district system were read. Th
le House joint resolution paying John W
a Houston $500 for 100 copies of his report
IL in criminal cases was concurred in.
4. Adjourned to Monday at 4.15 O'Clock.
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