The daily gazette., 1883-03-22
NINETY-NINE NOTICES.
FoREsTALLING THE NEW
BUSINESS BARRIER.
THE CITY CHARTERS CHANCES.
The Immigration Bill Practically Killed
Hard Work 1T the Tail End ofthe Session
PLENTY OF Work,
Especial correspondence of the Gazette.

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Especial correspondence OF the Gazettel
DOVER, March 22.---TIme passes, the ses
sion is In the sere and yellow leaf, and sti
the new charter Of the city Of Wilmington
not ready for reporting TO the House. Th
Legislative Committee Of Council has bee
here almost every week, and Solicito
Turner has been around all the time, bu
the new act of Incorporation has made sloy
progress indeed. II is a tedious task a
best. The Municipal Corporation Com
mittee, assisted by Speaker Bates, is givin,
all the time to the bill that can possibly b.
spared, and the hope is now entertainet
that 1t will be able TO report 1t to the Hous
about next Tuesday. Then the amendmen
1t is the idea OF Mr.. Bates to have the sug
gested amendments to the bill made in tn,
committee as far as possible
The Legislative Committee of the Board
| of Observation-Disclosures. Morrow, Baird and
Willey-hss met Councils committee here
| and q conference has taken place over the
differences between the two bodies in what
they ask for. The Board asks for $50, ,OOO
for the purposes of running the schools and
$50, 900 for new school houses, furniture,
heating apparatus, ETC., and also an increase
of five per cent. each succeeding year over
the $4,000. Council only wants TO give an
/
| will be submitted to Council tonight. At
the same time the Legislative Committee
will lay before Council the proposition to
| Guy the water rights In the south long race
| for $50 900, the agreement on which subject
was reached here yesterday as promptly and
| exclusively photographed TO The GAZETTE.
Around other matters connected with the
charter hangs bewildering doubt. In order
to be prepared for the contingent of the de-
feat of the charter notice was given of over
half dozen bills to-day, which can be used
for certain legislative provisions which are
absolutely necessary. An amendment will
be offered depriving the Mayor of all maeis-
terial powers, preventing the justices of the
peace from hearing cases of violation of city
ordinances and vesting the power of adjudi-
cation OF all city cases in police maeis-
trate, whose salary is to be about 81 500 a
year. The office of President of City Coun-
Gil is to be abolished after the expiration of
Mr.. Conrad's term, and the Mayor is TO
take his place as presiding officer of that
body and member car o1lciO. A bill is to
be introduced in a day or two providing for
milk inspector In the city of Wilmington.
NOTICE OF COMING BILLS.
Notice of new bills to the number of Just
one less than a hundred were given in the
House and Senate yesterday, the members
preparing, as already telegraphed, for the
new business Limitation which expires to-
morrow. Those in the House are as fol-
lows: By Mr.. Justis, requiring satisfaction
of judgments liens to be entered on the
record; relating to the division of the var
ious hundreds of the State into districts for
election purposes, to amend Chapter 30S,
Volume 16; Chapter III, Volume IL and
Chapter "A Volume IA, Laws of Delaware
Chapter Is, Revised Code; to incorporate
the Delaware Beneficial Association; to
amend the law relating to marriage; to
amend the law relating to pleading and
practice In civil cases; to incorporate the
Wilmington Association for mutual i'm
provement; in relation to the commercial
interests of the city of Wilmington; and to
incorporate the Delaware Manufacturing
Company. By Mr.. Barlow, relating to the
arrest in civil cases; relating to bail; relat-
ing to jurors; relating to liens; relating to
rents; amending Chapter 1875, REVISED Code
and further amending the charter of the
city of Wilmington. By Mr.. Comegys, to
amend Chapters 10, IA and 10 of the
Revised Code; to expedite judicial
proceedings; to regulate general elections;
In this State and to provide for ascertaining
the results thereof; to amend Chapter 5,
Volume 13, and Chapter SO, Volume ID,
Laws of Delaware; further supplement to
the American Machine Company; by DR..
Crawford, an act in relation to executors
and administrators; in relation to decedents
estate; to amend Chapter 80, Revised Code;
an act concerning elections; in relation to
Insurance companies; supplement to Chap
ter "A, Revised Code; an act concerning
marriages; an act concerning executions; an
act to promote the agricultural interests of
the State; to incorporate the Wawaset In
surance Company; by Mr.. Riser, to incor-
porate the Yum Branch Ditch Company;
by Mr.. Frasher, to amend Chapter 41S,
Volume IA, Laws of Delaware; by Mr.
Risler, in reference to live stock running at
large in the several school districts of
Sussex county; by Mr. Justis, supplement
to Chapter "a, Revised Code by Speaker
Bates, to amend chapter III, volume l3,
Laws of Delaware; to amend chapter 500,
volume 16, Laws of Delaware; to amend
chapter 4, Revised Code; in relation to judg-
ments; for the further development of the
manufacturing interests of the State; con-
cerning the Court of Chancery; to amend
chapter Z, Revised Code in relation to the
revenues of the State; in relation to the
Fish Commissioner; to amend chapter 73,
Revised Code; regulating the conduct of
police at elections; concerning a constitu-
tional conventions; concerning the city of
Wilmington; relative to the navigation of
the Christiana; concerning conveyances;
concerning wills; to amend chapter 1874,
volume 10, Laws OF Delaware; concerning
the Superior Court concerning the Orphans
Court; concerning Justices of the Peace; by
Mr.. Sutton, to amend chapter 90, volume IA,
Laws of Delaware; to amend supplement
to the charter of st. Georges; concerning
the payment of load taxes in Red Lion hun
dred; to amend chapter 20, Revised Code;
to amend chapter 1856, volume IS, Laws of
Delaware; to amend chapter 80, Revised
Code; supplement to the charter of st.
Georges; concerning private corporations;
by Mr.. Risler, to repeal stock law for dis
trict So, Sussex; by Mr.. Cooch, an act In re-
lation to the judiciary; Sby Mr.. Justis, to
amend an act entitled an act for the benefit
of the water works of the city of Whining
ton; to amend chapter 376, volume IL, Laws
of Delaware; by Mr.. Comegys, to repeal
chapter 357, volume 16, Laws of Delaware.
In the Senate notice was given of the fol-
lowing bills: By Mr. Chandler, to incorpor-
ate the Diamond Milling Company; by Mr..
Cooper, relating to the city of New Castle;
relating to practice and pleading in civil
cases; relating to crimes and misdemeanors;
relating to courts OF justice; relating to
writs of execution; relating to elections in
this State; relating to corporations; in the
interest of the workingmen of Delaware; to
reduce taxation in this State; relating to
juries and jurorsI providing for the calling
of State Convention; by Mr.. Cavender, to
amend the charter of the town CT
Smyrna; by Mr. Roe, to incorpor-
| ase an association for the purchase
Improvement and sale of real estate; for the
protection and culture of fish, introduced