Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08
STATE LEGISLATORS.
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rtal Correspondence OF tho RBpUmioAS.
DOVER, Del, Feb. 1888
Roth Houses were busy this morning
m the regular routine of business,
A the afternoon session promises to
more so, AZ it Is probable that the
Is city Charter Of Wilmington will
prcsented. The following are the
,rnings proceedings III detail;
sENATE-MORNING SESSION.
E,nate con vened at 10 o'clock.
fine following bills were introduced
d read by Mr.. Mustard, act sup
+mentary 70 chapter IS, Revised Code,
'a,ng to the sale of intestate real
Iotr; House bills:-Incorporating the
IInr Mems Democratic Club, Of Will
|npton; the j. NJ. Pusey Company
ljfing the amount of road tax In
| Iristiana Hundred; dividing North
Idstiana Hundred into two election
Itrirts; amending section 5, chapter "a,
|yispl Code, (authorizing reelection
A Red Lion constab!e); relating to
publication of legislative journals;
yrrting part Of the Wilmington
knpikc into street.
Ehr House joint resolution In refer
re to the purchase ofthe Moore House
| Temple farm at Yorktown was con-
|rrrd in.
Dir. Belts gave notice Of a bill incOr-
rating the American Union lnsnr-
cr Company.
A bill incorporating the Laurel
kangc Cooperative Store Association
j. passed.
(iils read second time and referred:
incorporate the heidelberg Marsh
|mpany; act regulating weights and
(asurts.
Dcal option petitions from New
kylr, Kent and Sussex Counties, with
names of l42 voters and 1902 others,
(rc presented by Mr.. Belts and read.
motion the petitions as well ~ al
rrs relating to the same subject were
Frred to q special committee, con-
hing OF Messrs Belts, Roe and
|rsry.
Adjourned.
MORNING SESSION.
House called to order at 10 o'clock.
h the absence Of theChaplain, prayer
J. dispensed with. After roll call the
lrnal was read and approved.
Mr. Comegys introduced resolution
wing the members Of the City Coun-
, Of Wilmington, the privileges OF the
.r After debate, the resolution was
opted.
The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Barlow, to authorize the =. w.
h. r. Il. Company to straighten,
den and improve its tracks; to regu-
= the manufacture and sale Of oleo-
,rgarne or other artificial butter
DR.. Lewis, providing for certain
for the Trustees of the
or, of New Castle County; BY DR..
atson, an act for the benefit Of the
cr schools Of Kent County, to ap- |
pirate part of the profits Of the Pat
i estate to the free schools) $50 copies
this bill ordered to be printed. by !,
: cooch, an act to authorize the p.
* b. to construct a branch Railroad
4 for other purposes. by DR.. Lewis,
provide for the vaccination of chill
N in the free schools. BY Mr.. Com
IS, to incorporate the Young Mems
publican Club, of Wilmington. by
, Jusris, "A supplement to the act in
poating the purchasers of the Will
ngfon and Western Railroad. BY
comrgys, to authorize the Mayor
| Council of Wilmington to sell and
lyry certain real estate in said city
r sand lots at 18th and Orange
'"'s). by Dr. Crawford, relating to
erection Of new school house in
irrt 81, New Castle County.
hIs read second time TO amend
ion =, chapter 354, volume II Laws
Delaware; authorizing Thomas w.
Ison to straighten the road between
yrna and Dover; Senate bill for the
of peace and good order; in
,tion TO the Delaware City Public
oos; Senate bill abolishing the wear
Of IA convict's jacket to amend sec
4 IL, chapter !, Revised Code;author-
x the copying of "A certain Judgment
rX by the Parliamentary of New Cas-
County; amendingthc act incorporat-
the Capelle Hardware Co.; author
x the Mayor and Council of Wilm-
ION to borrow $20,O00
lls passed Senate bill increasing
appropriation for the State Board Of
aIlh from 800 to $25O.
he act in relation to eXtradition of
nnals was reported from the com
tee on Revised Statutes, and read
I time.
Joint resolution authorizing the pay
nj Of $549 to James Kirk & Sons, for
ming &c, and James l.. Wolcott for
rAing, &c, vol. l6 Laws, of Delaware
, presented, but without taking any
ion the House at II. Il adjourned un-
3 J. IN.