Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-03-13
rHE IMmI6RATIUa con- MISSION.
William Dean Furnishes The Public
With u List TO SeIecI From.

that We already have quite number Of
applications made by persons who are
ready TO come as soon as they shall be
sent for. To get a person over from
England will cost the person sending for
him $22, which amount will be REIN
hursed TO the sender out OF the wages Of
the person sent for, The person sent for
enters into an agreement to stay for one
year with the person sending for him,
at the average rate OF wages paid in the
locality. IL looks TO me that those want.
ing persons (from some OF the applications
tn lat have been made 10 me for immigrants)
think | have our mill full OF them aud all
they have 10 do is come here, get whar
they want and take them home. This is
a mistake Then they think We, the
commission, should pay the passage.
This is all mistake. The commission
think when they get their agents on the
other sida TO whom application is made,
that they want to come on being sent for,
and have attended 10 all the matter OF
correspondence, given our time, travelled
hundreds Of miles and gotten our rail
road fare free Of expense TO the State, We
have sbout done all that can be expected
of US | sm perfectly willing to do all
statsd and as much more fo- the benefit
of my adopted State, yet do think people
should b. q little considerable and not
expect US to do impossiblities. Were IL
in my power | would have some persons
made to order to ill every position asked
for. That is beyond my power. The
persops that have made application have
sill brought good recomm ndstions from
the last persons they were employed with.
Y tart anp . Il a
so far done the best they could TO meet
the wants OF the people. 1t may be that
the governor made mistake in his Gp-
pointments, but II there are persons
better qualified to fill our places they no
| doubt could be accommodated by cur
vscRting the places. | will, for the infor-
nation Of persons in want OF help, sgain
give list OF the persons who have
made application to my agents snd are
ready to cOms as sot "a sent for Baoh
applicant has q number as we'll ss name
aud persous can send to me both number
and name when they want 70 aend TO-
any so as to prevent a mistake.
No. 5-Semuel Bennett, wife ant child,
ages, 80 q and s, has been accustomed
to farm work.
No 6-John aad William Bsvingtor,
single, ages II and 10 years, are willing
to work at anything that may pe found
for them to do in labOring or farm work,
No. Samuel Rost-rn, age q, single,
accustomed TO iarn work, good hayd
among horses
No, l0-Jobn Rvans, siugls, age %,
has had msny ysars experience at farm
work.
NJ. 13-H-nry Watts, is willing to
work at any kind of laborirg work.
No. l4--TAurlsnd Fu!tord, now work
lug in button factory, bu. wiling TO
work at anything found for him to do.
No. l5-John Crane, single, sge 26, c
gardsner.
No 16-DAvid Carroll and wife, sge
26 aud Is, two small children, has had
experience ia farm labor,
No. ls-Jamss dOf, single, age 25,
farm lsborer.
No. l9-MIohael Murphy, single, sge
%, farm lAbor1r
No. 2O--Jsm4s Doraa, single, sge %.
lsbirer.
No. 2l--wAlism Perry, wife and two
children, ages 81 SO aad l.
No. 22-Jaau aud Thomas B 'o1k
single, ages - aud 20
No. 23-S !muel Lay -nby, wife and four
children, ages 35, %, &, 4, 3 and l hsE
recommendation from the msn nov work
ing for, has b4au i3ur years with him
Gays he is good agricultural lsbjrer.
] Ne. 24-Thomas Mar in, wIte and fam
lily, ages 81 80, 10, s, ., sud l, ha
recommendation tfom prssen' employer
t hiss been witt hiu seven years, says h
= Ia q very good hand st all kinds Of work
| NJ. % William Howard, has beer
~ A'us As 9 oo''ieii my s'o' tL "a
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Iln1 ,sEau'a 10" IL lns 'oeAll.y o' var
~ ne 20 o.,,ef ZOO teu''nui3u i@'lo1
: ioH H'se "''H 4'H4 H9 Hs9 'en eN
; P'oyeu,
No. 2i-f7ter Woodward, carpenter b
+ tTSd7 bat lss worked st all kinds {
! lAboriug work GU account O. slack wor
e at his ta1e.
= NJ ISL 'nrv Potter wife and Chi
IL dren, ages 81, -, ~, z, apd 4
= No 2s-jsmes Ailsnspn and wife, aE'
e "A and A. Aas SOUS aged "a %, 10,
aud 3, danshters aged q, II IA aud
< has excellent recommendations 81
d drsiner Of low lands, has Just c9mplete
1t for gentleman the drainage of 263 set,
II OF land at coa' OF 81 ,391 or u 935,
,s the entire sati faction Of tas owner
q No 3O-WiliRm k bias n, sEe II. h
Il bsen working for the last three years
.e painting
.e No. 3l-Thomas Hayes, sge 81, singl
sr 10 gardener, worked on farm aad is
% good mixer and agcustom ID to mana
a horses.
e No. 32-A!ice Wood, age 27, has a r
a commentator from a person with who
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