Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-01-29
DOVER, Jan. 22,-The Senate convened at

10 O.. m
The House bill authorizing the school com
missioners of districts Nos. 80 and Al in New
Castle county, to increase the amount Of
money to be borrowed for the purpose OF
building new school house from $4,000 to
81, 900 was read third time and passed.
MIR. McWhorter introduced the following
bills, which were read An amendatory act
measures in New Castle county and an act to
revive and extend the time for recording
private acts.
Several bills we're read second time and
referred.
The House bill incorporating Nantiooke
| Tribe, No. al, Imp. o. R. M. was read q third
time and passed also the Senate bill incor-
porating The O. b. Treat Manufacturing
The bill incorporating The Frederick and
/ FELTON, Telephone and Telegraph Company
1 was taken from the table and on motion of
MIR. Lavender q reconsideration was taken OF
l the vote upon the different sections and the
bill recommitted to the committee on cor
poratlons.
The committee on printing was directed to
Il have 200 copies Of the state treasurerg report
Il printed for the use of the Senate.
The bill providing additional safeguards
4 against injuries from explosives, was read
third time by paragraphs and laid upon the
table.
Adjourned until 8 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
DovEE, Jan. 22.-Upon reassembling at 5
4 D. M. tie report of the State chemist was pre-
sented oy the clerk Of the House and read. The
bill providing additional safeguard against in
juries from explosives was taken from the
OF o bill providing for the appointment Of a
State, chemist. A bill introduced by DR..
Cooper to repeal an act supplementary to
section 4 chapter 10 Of the Revised Statutes
relating to sales Of real estate by executors
and administrators was read. A joint reso-
LUTON offered by Mr.. McWhorter providing
that no new business be received after Febru-
sry goth was adopted. The Senate then ad-
journed until tomorrow morning.
DOVER. Jan. 2S.-The Senate met this
| morning at 10 o'clock, and after prayer by
the chaplain and the reading Of the journal,
an adjournment was taken until Monday
afternoon at AIS o'clock
Dover, Jan. 26.-The Senate was called Ia
| order at 4 is O'Clock.
Dr.lChandler presented the following re-
| monstrance: ave the undersigned members
Of the bar of New Castle county are strenu
ously opposed to the repeating Of the law
allowing the transaction OF civil business be
fore the February and September terms Of
the. court Of this county" The following
names were attached: George Gray, d. 81
Ward, Victor DUPONT, Willard Salisbury, Jr.
Francis n Hoffecker, ]. K. Bradford, Edwart
G. Bradford, a. R. Pennington, John B. Moore
If. M. Walker, BENJAMIN Nields
Anthony Higgins, ]. b. Hoffecker, Jr.
Thoma as Holoomb. Harry Emmons, Lewis O
, vandtgrift, Walter CUMMING, Henry R
dupont. Harry sharplsy, Levi o. Bird, JOIN
! Biggs, s. A. Macalister, Lilburne Chandler
W. o. Sprusnoe, Charles M. Curtis, Josepl
A. Richardson, W. It. Lyman, 8. n. Smith
Tlghinan Johnston, Samuel W. McCaulley, ]
! E srnith, Henry O. Conrad, Andrew Z
Sanborn, Austin Harrington, George I
. Brown, Charles G.. Rumford, George 3
Bates and Thomas Davis. The remonstranc
I was read and referred to the committee o
4 revised statutes,
|. The House joint resolution directing u
!, \ secretary Of state to have printed in the ne,
] volume OF the laws the Pleuro-pneumon