Daily Republican., 1883-04-04
7 AiRD EDITION ,
Leg All e Proceedings.
CONT MED FIRST PAGE.

SL,lloNS l5g 10 lis inclusive, relat
ing :" T." BoJrd of Educltiuu, wer,
amended 20 rruuirc members of tn,
Board '" u" frceho'aers of one month
standi1'r, and npon being indicted int
Off" 10 make oath TO this, add tina
thtF vii! not be intl fenced in their
ltie' Wy any political or parti an con
sid"ra'i"u" au h"rzing them 10 pre-,
scribe aud enforce such conIiriuuS a.
they may deem necessary fur the ad,
mission OF pupils % the :, hoolN author
izng the Board to demand ol Council,
in addition TO its current appropriation,
a sum not exceeding SEQ, 600 in any one
year for the building, eNten, ion, heat
ing and furnishing Of school houses and
1900 extra for fire escapes and the
completion of school No. 4, and provid.
ing that the aggregate for current ap-
preparations may be increased five per
cAnt-per year, instead af thgee.
SECTIONS l49 to 1872 inclusive were
passed unchanged
All of SECTION LOB, except the clause
''This shall be deemed and taken to be
a public act, ana shall be construed
most tavorably to the corporation, /"
was stricken out. The clauses stricken
out relate to the acceptance of the
amended charter by the Mayor and
Council.
The committee then rose to sit again
at II "a. IN, and the House resumed the
REGULAR BUSINESS.
House bill, incorporating the Gum
Branch Ditch Company, was passed.
A resolution was adopted extending
the use of the Hall this evening 10
Charles b. Lore, Esq, DR. l.. p Bush
and Manlove Hayes, to set forth the
claims of Delaware College to the State
scholarship contemplated in the Senate
bill now on the table Of the House Ad-
journed.
SENATE-MORNING SESSION.
Senate met at 10 o'clock.
The Senate bill in relation to free
schools authorizing the payment Oslo
to clerks of school islricts as rompen-
sation for their serviceS) was ind finite
ly postponed Bills passed BY Mr..
Lavender, TO incorporate the Dover
Manufacturing Company House bills,
Regulating the practice of medicine and
Surgery in this State to amend chap
ter AZ, Revised Code, emit led "of Ply,
siciams" for the creation ui t'.ree as
sessment Districts in the CITY a.. Will
mington divorcing Thomas +. Sqrp
from Martha p Sharp
SENATE-AFTERNooN SESSION.
Senate re-assemblrd at 3 o'ylorh
The following bills Were p;.>.,,: In
cooperating the town of Laurel, House
bills: To incorporate the Kirk ) igalch
Ditch COmpany;to incorporate the Mil
ford Library Associations to amend
section T., chapter, 10, Revised Code
(relating to writS of habeas corpuS)
Senate bill to protect shippers of fruit, |
vegetables, eggs, oysters and other pro-
duce.
House bill uivorriug VIM D. Reed |
from Mary G. Reed. was introduced
and read.
The Senate concurrrd in the House
amendments to the senate bill author
izing the Mayor and Council of VIII
mington to borrow $50, 900. Adjourn
ed
MINOR NOTES.
Chas. B. Lore, ESQ, DR.. L. 7. Bush
and Manlove Hayes, Directors of Del
aware College, addressed the members
OF the House this evening in the inter
est of the bill now pending for the bene-
fit of that institution.
The three speeches were very pratic-
able and will no doubt be the means Of
acquiring the 80 scholarships for the
college, with an ANIMAL Appropriation for
each of 500
Councils Legislative Committee to-
gether with eX-Chicf engineer of the
Water Department. II. b. MrIntirea ar
rived here this evening. 1t IS under
stood that they will oppose the passage
OF he new charter, rs ncy have become
dissatisfied with il and dOnot wish any
thing more done. SPEAKER Bates is 10th
TO throw away the vast amount
of time already consumed over
this massive bill, and is IN favor, as are
nearly all the other m"iuhers. of push l.
ing it through. From present ndica-
tlons storm is brrvin over the mat
ter.
Owing to the fact that the Governor
was not aware of the passage Of the bill
establishing a Stat" Library, the APP
pplntlnent was not made to-day, hut
will probably i" made to morrow. Mr..
Samuel y. Truit is the only applicaut.