Evening journal., 1889-04-04

spread of Canadian thistles: Senate bills
to license street peddlers in Wilmington;
to incorporate the Peoples Building and
Loan Association; to amend section J.,
chapter 90 Revised Code; Senate bill to
prevent live stock from running at large
in district %, Sussex county, House bill
to make valid the record of a certain
deed.
Introduced: House bill to lay out new
public road in Mispillion hundred House
joint resolution appropriating $l,SOO 70
the printing report of Board Of Agrlcui
ture.
Adjourned until p. m.
SENATE AFTERNOON
Senate reassembled at 3 p. m.
introduced. BY Senator Collins, House
bills to amend section 3, chapter oO''
volume II: to authorize Improvement IN
public road in Little Creek hundred Dy
Senator Ferguson, to amend chapler ~
volume 1S; by Senator Donahoe, IN reia-
tion TO public documents; to protect the
property Of Electric Light Company 70 IN.
corporate Wilmington Division, order Oh
Railway Conductors; to repeal an acI III
relation TO public roads IN BrandlWire
hundred: to transfer farm OF II. H.
Steven from district % to l4O, SUSSEX
county: to prevent live stock running az
large in district 14l, Sussex county Dy
Senator Dorman, to straighten puDhe
road in Nanticoke hundred; to authorize
school commissioners to build = scnool
house at Lewes; by Senator Moore, 70
prevent live stock running at large IN
district 40. New Castle county 70 ameh1
chapter SO, Revised Code; to amend
chapter 563, volume II to amend section
90. chapter 5, volume Is; to lay out new
public road in Indian River hundred,
Sussex county; for the protection OF 1000
fish in Delaware; to incorporate the Bear
Hole Ditch Company; by Senator eros.
san Senate bills to lay out road IN MIL
Creek hundred; to extend the right 10
vote to women; TO revise the charter OF
the Wilmington Steam Brick Company ;
all bills were read second time and re-
ferred.
HoUsE-wEDNEsDAY MORNING.
House met at 1890 a. m.
Mr.. Downham presented a remon-
strance against the bill for private road
in Georgetown hundred. Referred.
Dr. Richardson presented a remon-
STRANGE against the State Board of Medi-
cal Examiners bill Referred.
w. E. Davis, presented a remonstrance
against the proposed drawbridge across
| Murderkill river. Referred.
Notice: By w. L. Davis, concerning
shows in the town of Dover by Mr..
Morgan, concerning teachers certificates
issued by county superintendents; by
Mr.. Downham, for the collection and tab
ulation of certain school statistics.
introduced By. Mr.. Maull, to reincor-
porate the town of Middletown; by DR..
Richardson, to provide for shorter ses-
sions of the General Assembly.
Read and referred House bill to equal
ize taxation Senate bill to amend chapter
302, volume lS.
At 11.1Oa m, the special order, being
the high license and local option bill was
taken up. Pending consideration thereof
the House adjourned to 3 p. m.
HOUSE, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
House reassembled at 3.30 p. m.
After debate the further consideration
of the High License and Local Option
bill was postponed until Wednesday next
at IL a N.
Adopted: Senate joint resolutions ap
propriating 5000 towards the Gettysburg
memorial; in relation to the Wilmington
and Christiana turnpike.
Notice: BY Mr.. Eekles, in relation t
the colored schools of New Castle; b.
Mr. Saelxett, to incorporate the -
Manufacturing Company.
introduced: By Mr. Maull, to ced
certain lands to the United States (for
7 quarantine station).
Read and referred: House bill {
amend chapter 6S, Revised Code.
Passed: House bills for the protectio
! ! Of oysters in certain Kent count
streams; to divorce Margaret and Wi
liam r. Polk.
introduced: BY w. E. Davis, for ne
= road in South Murderkill; Senate bill
: exempt Cherry Island marsh from tax
: tion: (read twice and referred).
/. Read and referred: House bills to pr
vide for the enforcement Of certain law
. to tax telephone companies.
y Passed: House bill TO divorce Hen
y and Carrie Hudson Senate bills to {
= vorce Joseph and Lizzie NJ. Barker; Ma
y garet M. and Isaac. +. Meredith; Hou
y y bill for a new road in Mispillion hundre
y Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.