The daily gazette., 1883-02-09


lug the road from Dover 70 Snyrna. 81. htiv
! sinerdtng i4'e aet diyiaing tshiIs,iana bnn
arg mo tso election ctstIiets...
Iiui're bili 20 riaIiir tNr lew Courts to
ratAy lh' pohd9 0i deceased collectors a,
snc1r o2t,oh, ai'4 tiorSf nit 70 amend Sec
lion !, Chapter 10. Rsvis. Code. so as IN no
quire 10 days residence in wards or election
Districts as u prerequisite to voting.
The House gotiDto quite n mudf,Ia orc,
tue bill to amend Section 2, Chapter 254
Ioiume 10, Delaware Lows, CHANGING the
Tune ior duplicates Of school tax assessnenr
III eacn school district to be handed to the
county collectors TO May instead of Sen.
temoer OF each year. II was passed. sui.
sequently reconsidered and postponed until
next Tuesday. FO-NN ~N'i'
Bills were introduced as follows by Mr.
Williams, to repeal Chapter 495. Volume
70, Delaware Laws, providing for the maca-
qanizlng OF the streets of Dover. By Mr..
Sustlse' TO authorize the Levy Court Of New
castle county to repay to B. F. Townsend
street bridge. w. M"
The bill to invest the old court house in
New Castle Ia trustee for the beneat oS tho,
city was taken up. Mr.. Cooch read the res
oiutions OF the levy Court on the subject
ana on his motion che bill was laid on the
taDie, the committee having dis
agreed. The bill to abolish the S25 tax ON
commercial drummers was reported on un
1ayorably and indefinitely postponed.
senate bills were read first time In
cooperating the Wilmington Glass Com
pany; Incorporating the Pioneer Coach Com
Pany; incorporating the Wilmington Market
House Company; for the relief Of Robert II.
Jones. -
Amending the charter OF the Laurel Co.
operative Store Company; supplement- to
the act relating to the Middleburg marsh:
suanging course Of road In Little Greek
hundred.
The House bill to incorporate the Glass
Works, which had previously passed both
Houses and been amended In the Senate.
then came up for concurrence In the Senate
amendment (making the enterprise liable
70 state tax, taxation by county and town
Oeing excepted for ten years.) After dis
cusslon, the Senate amendment was CON
CURED in by vote of II to 8.
Notices of bills were given as follows
BY MIR. Sutton, to amend the act for the
better regulation of the streets Of Delaware
City and for other purposes; by Mr.. Perry,
Tor the protection Of soft crabs in Indian
River and Rehoboth Bay; by Mr.. Comegys
q supplement to the charter Of the Delaware
Flre Company of Wilmington; by Mr..
) ustis, to incorporate the Stanton Manufac-
turing Company.
Under the call for petitions the following
were presented BY Mr.. Lowe for law to
prevent the taking of terrapin from Kent
county water courses between May and
OCTOBER j. BY MIR. Frasher, a remonstrance
from property owners against the same
BY Mr.. Rawlins, for a ferry across the
Nanticoke river at the Old Cannon's Ferry.
BY Mr.. Williams, for the extension of Gov
ernor's avenue to Shakspeare's pond. By
Mr.. Comegys, from w. G.. Huriock, for a
divorce from his wife Jemima, on the ground
Of desertion and adultery. BY Mr. Sutton.
from citizens of Red Lion hundred, protest
Ing against the payment of road taxes to
the town of st Georges. BY DR.. Crawford
for the repeal Of the stock law Tor district
81, New Castle county.