Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-20
THE rfSINsyL4R PRESS.

If the Alden Company had thought |
sney would be successful In a init for in |
iringement by other parties, either on |
their process or machine, they would |
have pushed such a suit years ago, or |
even year ago when they threatened
Mr.. Phillips is not the only one inter |
ested. Evsry evaporator or drier uses
the process which the Alden Company
claim t, have patented and several manu-.
facturers put up machinery similar to
that used In the old Alden. Let no
evaporator be frightened by the threats
OF royalty or Infringement made by the
Alden Company or the Messrs. Sprout.-
Rsninsuldr News and Adrertiser.
The act OF 1888 expressly says, "No
district In Sussex county shall receive
| any appropriation from the State until it
has raised by tax the sum Of $75. The
school districts in Sussex county had be-
fore the passage OF this law raised $50
under the pre.existing law, which en-
titled them to draw the old school fund.
The clause just quoted frcm the new act
would have to have a retroactive effect to
| deprive those districts OF rights which
had accrued to them by their
| action under the provisions of the
pre-existing law in force at the
| time of their action. The constitution o;
the United States says, mo State shall
| pass any bill of attaipder, ex post faoto
Law, or law impairing the obligation of
contracts" The act then could not 90
into ehect the present year agalnst the
districts complying with the provisions Of
the former act before its repeal, because
TIA. State of Delaware had contracted
WIN those elstriote 10 give them the Ole
ehooi iuha Wnen tney ooMpiien Win
the old Ia" ny raising sou the dls
tr'cts hal raised that sum, ard had per
lormsd the!r part OF Tie contract "hicl
entitled Them 10 the m"n-y' Fhe late &c
could not there'"fe nave attractive Ell
'eet 10 Impair IN" o'lisaslln OF tbec 'rtrae'
on the part OF - N'a,s bnt me ae.
requiring th-m !" iais- so, "betors they
nan rrc7lv ATTY ici i"inatioo from The
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.ne u's ~, y "a ''u . n"fo @Iy Iisns,
mus tne oiu 10" oo'e'1 I, " i.s 'epea
w .no j." ~ 10, aGs' "n'ou 49, 80. pe tet9
e0''o - ~, 't' 49, n1' 'N.e' q" 60 .niT
,Is,.,a ia, ths 5istr;o,s in 1894 as i. ~
| in h.fn nd h..
,;on ~ oontroota Mill ,,ot tha,, ha r.,
"s,,at ~ tba an1orc.,n.n, NJ H., ,,.,r 40,
Q ranaa,n.ptl, IN. cla,,e. ,notsd f.on, III,
Z lat. lay viii GA into nrs,tioal onsro,;n,
a -, 1854 ;,.heg,re Dg,norro,
a ~. - GU,
rue h9tuo'1cah parry Vi inns o.at'
Se-ms W oe using 'he satne 'aotics tne,
auop'eu III pela"aft iast year. anu VIII
l
o fhey prayed game 81 Drag, ihey "er
!, 10 carry SUSSEX oountf anu reuuee VI
n pemoofa'io naJofllt III heht 10 some
is thing quite ineonsiaefeoie' When w
l. ,b 80 ""' ps,noa,atio Ynsinr;,. 80 W,
h Iao;sIst,,.. ,rss eornnosaa Of ,,,;tina H.,
Dyn,on ats aSn.,, ~ h.l;.ra .,,a
nnhI;can So ~ bis,orv Of re- ann
r paians L. moi a,nonraoira &c..
r ages's;
W
AR rhere Is one issue only between u
nj people ana Mr' hamilton Inc latte
=" thinks that, OF an names menuoned
10 guoetnasoflai esnolaates, MS alone woui
D. do the former believe that OF all cand
aa'oe 'Io.' 10 e'' ~ VS. u an
''1 "e
Ths commissioners III W water "
rartmrht OF the wy OF ~ rluR'on nay
" at last awakened In 81 OF their du'
and have demanded OF the ait"t erRit q
ed oil the rump department possession OF IL
IL ~orks. rms step VIII (" ba' Just be
IS. taken and which oush 10 lAv4 hss
X taken long ago Is doubtless III" re, urS
in OF other movements loofirg to III" secu
IS, lug OF the works Snd eartrns ann msuag
Ia msnt of the sam, IL bieh tiue IA