The daily gazette., 1883-03-07

bers 70 Go 20 Dover To-morrn,. aeins
Intttees Appointed "-VOm.
Levy Court met III regular saa....
O'Clock this morning. Minutes oe IN
meeting were read aud atlopted r%eyoa %aa
Febiger moved that ihe Levy Con,. oolOnel
TO Dover at o'clock to confar ,yp.s ptpeeed
Senate on the Townsend Brd@a @ ae
Adopted. '''uge bll
Mr. silver reported the aeceptan@ os :.
hve trustees appointed by the Lew y ~. lle
and Trustees Of the Poor, in loiut .s Soan
last week. '''"' session
The following committees were anno,...,
10 examine error lists and re,eIna Iu.ea
revise the bonds Of collectors and con.,.,, sla
Brandywine hundred : MahatIy aas
Haman. and
Wilmington Febiger and Mackey
ChrisliaHa-S Sharpless and Hamsn
MIL Cfeek--H --Haman and Sllyers
white clay Creek--M Maekey and Mah.F,
Peneader4E Ellison and Rothwpll ai'S
New Castle--Silver and Chealrs
Red Lion--Chealrs aud Ellison
~. Georgea--Shallcross and Taylor
Appoqu quinfmlnk-Taylo and Rothwsu
Blackbird- kothwell and TAYLOR
To audit accounts Of clerks. shs,H =,
attorneye~- Messrs. Cheairs and Silver -'
Jail unlsstoners--Taylor and Msh.s,
Magistrates aud constables--shsrpIs,.
and Haman
Expenditures OF member--Chs.,..
sharpless and Taylor. "'A''''
Inspectors and asaessors-EllIsop an,
| Rothwel. Aua
Over-paid taxes--C Cheairs and FebIger
Printing aud stationery-Ta Taylor ana
Mahaffy. 4Na
Miscellaneous expendItures-Mackev ana
Taylor.
| Sunday Sehools-Silver aud Mackey
To approve the bonds OF COLLECTOR .,I
| eonstables--Silver and Mackey.
Coroner, physicians and undertaken
Rothwell and Ellison.
| Allowances to members-sIlyer aud Shall.
cross.
Colonel Febiger moved that the 9a5 a
this month be set aside as the day to he,,
l.partics on school transfers and to make an
prevails on new county roads; adopted i,
also handed In q communication imn
Henry Mellon from the Sisters OF Cbsnk
OF st. Peters Orphan School, setting mi
that there were from 30 to 40 orphans N Il,
schools who were supported from onlSls
contribution, and asking the Levy Cont Ia
contribute out Of the funds Of the coppv
such an amount rs they might deem at
The communication was placed upoO
the minutes 70 be Dcted upon when
the appropriations are made.
Mr.. Taylor offered a resolution settsr
forth the fact that the Trustees Of the Po0
are required by law to publish in pamphle
form the annual report of accounts and
therefore he deemed IL unnecessary TO have
the items published in newspapers. He
then moved that the resolution TO that effect
passed In February, be rescInded.
, Mr.. Ellison said there had always been
! hue and cry raised that political bodies wa,
! afraid to show what they were doing
! He was, therefore, not IN favor Of rescina
1 ing the resolution of February %. Upon
4 consultation, Mr.. Taylor agreed to leays al
resolution lay ON the table until the cost oI
n printing in pamphlet form and the rates d
newspaper charges could be aseertaIned.
n Mr. Taylor offered the following resOln
1 ten, which was adopted,
ResOived That all the bills drawn by ID
attorney of this court TO be passed upon by ID
the present Legislature are hereby approve
by the court, and that the clerk OF said eOG
n be directed TO forward them at once to Ge0R
{ Gray, Esq, at Dover
Upon motion of Col. Febiger nun
8 ber of transfers and extra assesSneat
y were made throughout the city and eounll
: Mr.. Ellison reported that he had nun
her OF statements made out by the oler
, OF the Court apportaining to the fhf
= street bridge matter which he moved saOal
be distributed TO the members.
Mr.. Silver presented the following Has
was placed upon the minutes
The undersigned respectfully submit ID
had they been present when The vote in q
position TO the passage of . bill apProprii
ing certain monies 10 the Third street brldl
petitioners was taken, they would ha'
voted atiirmatlyely, and that they are q
posed TO any legislation appropriateness
for such purpose.
JAMES I. TNLoR
EDMu Np HANAS.
Mr.. Taylor moved reeonslderaiion
the vote taken early in the day by which
was decided to go TO Dover this aiteanoO
stating as his reason that at least i've ma lnie
!. bers Of the Court were unable to 60. uP
2 motion of Colonel Febiger 1t was decided
4 postpone the visit until tomorrow, i
) clerk was instructed to notify Senator BEL
Il accordingly.
e Colonel Febiger also moved thai VII
e the court adjourned this afternoon II
i. journ to meet on Thursday morning 81
IS O'Clock; adopted.
= The court then adjourned until o'eloe