Daily Republican., 1883-02-10
the informer, and the residue to tn
school fund Of the State

the informer, and the residue to Il
school fund Of the State.
SECTION7 In any case Of q secon
prosecution for a violation OF any pre-
vision Of this act, II shall not be nece
sary TO 10 charge the same in the indie
mont, but the fact may be shown by ev
dence on the trial, or by production {
tho record for the inspection Of tn
Court at any time before sentence. =
SECTION 4. This act shall not be con
strued ~ repeating former laws, exceE
so far a. its provisions may be manifest
ly inconsistent Herewith, but ~ addi
tional and supplementary thereto.
PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
sENArB-MoRNING sEs SION.
Senate convened at 10 o'clock.
After prayer and roll call, the jour
nal was read an approved.
The following bills wore passed:
House bills: Incorporating the Young
Mems Democratic Club Of Whining
ton the j. M. Pusey Company r.
convert part OF the Wilmington and
Christiana turnpike into q street
amend section 8, chap. "a, Revised Sta
tntes, extending the time of constab bles
in Red Lion Hundred.
Bills read second time and referred
House bills: Authorizing Thomas w.
Wilson to straighten and extend the
road leading from Smyrna to Dover ;
amending the charter of the Capelle
Hardware Company authorizing the
Mayor and City Council of Whining
ton 10 borrow $4,000 act in rela-
ton to the powers Of the Levy Court
to amend chap. rs, section /, Revised
statutes, (requiring voters to reside 10
days in "A ward or election district
amend chap. $50, volume l3, Laws of
Delaware, dividing Christiana Hd
into two election districts) ; Senate
bills: Amend the act for thesuppression
Of intcmperance; Incorporating the
American Insurance Go. incorpora-
Ting the town of Frankford amend the
charter of the town of FELTON,.
The Committee on Claims reported
avorably on the joint resolution re-im-
,ursing Adjutant-General j. Parke
Postles for money expended by him
'vcr and above the amount appropria-
ed for conveying the State Militia to
md from the centennial celebration of
he Battle Of Yorktown. The resolution |
vas adopted.
Mr.. Cooper gave notice Of a bill pre-
'cnting the injury to burial grounds,
nd the removing Of bodies therefrom.
Bills introduced BY Mr. Cooper,
ela'ing To corporal punishment (Which
ives the court discretion, in eases of
outhtul criminals, to omit that part of
he sentence rela ing to the whipping
osD by Mr.. Chandler, to amend chap.
,r 100, Revised Code, (extending the
of Justices of the Peace TO
ctions for damages for assault and bat
ery, where the damages claimed do not
xceed 5000.
Adjourned until Monday at 4p. IN.
HOUSE-AFTERNOoN SESSION.
House called to order at o'clock.
Bills introduced Providing for a
oard of Education at Harrington pro-
iding for a ferry across the Nanticoke
yer at Woodland for the protection of
ie Public Health (making it necessary
" druggists to have taken degree or
. graduates of u school Of pharmacy 1
the act incorporating the town ;
Harrington; for the protection of soft
abs in Indian Riycrand RchOboth Bay; 1
,ncerning private corporations (speak-
Bates general incorporation ac) |
charter Delaware Fire Com
my.
Bills read second time Ame nding |
l act incorporating Middlcberg Marsh !
,. to authorize and direct the Levy
ourt to pay B. +. Townsend SIS, 600 for {
onry expended in building the Third Il
rect bridge; for the relief Of Robert II. t
,nes ; to incorporate the Pioneer Coach .
J.; to incorporate the Wilmington \
lass Co.; TO incorporate the Whining |
n Market House Co. I
Mr.. Lowe gave notice of bill amend a
( the act in relation to the public O
hoolS Of Dover r
Adjourned until 4.l5 p, m, on Mon
y.