Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-03-22
Legislative Proceedings.
SENATE.

SENATE.
DOVER, March 21.-Sena.e met at IL
o'clock .. m.
Notice given: By Senator Donahoe,
an act TO amend an act to incorporate the
Wilmington Basket and Crate Company;
an act TO prevent the killing OF game at
certain seasons; act In regard to Security
Funds; an act to protect private property;
an act in relation to causeways; an act 10
amend chapter 207, vol. II, Delaware
Laws (biennlal elections); by Senator
Bacon, an act TO amend chap. 535, vol. II,
Delaware Laws.
Read by title: An act in relation to
the public roads of Milford Hundred; act
authorizing the Levy Court of Kent
County TO straighten n public road; act
calling Constitutional Convention; act
to divorce Mary j. Humphries and Ed
win Humphries; act to amend chapter
81, vol. 16, Delaware Laws; act changing
the place of holding an election in
Blackblrd Hundred; act to lay out q pub
l.c road In Nanticoke and North westfork
Hundreds.
Introduced; By Senator Collint, sup
plement to the act to incorpora the town
OF Clayton.
Read by title; By Senator Bacon, an
act to guard against accidents on rail-
roads, by Senator Cfossen, act to revoke
the charter OF the Dean Woolen Com
pany; by Senator Crossen, act to am. nd
chapter 81, Delaware Laws; by Senator
Moore, act to repeal chapter 248, vol. 18,
Delaware Laws; by Senator Crossen, act
to incorporate the Enterprise Improve
ment Company; by Senator Moore, act TO
peace ior Baltimore hundred.
Passed. An act ranaaI ri n ntaF RI
vol. Is, Delaware Laws; act to divorce
Mary r. Grant from Thomas NJ. Grant;
act to define the duties of justices of the
peace.
introduced: By Senator Donahoe, an
act to incorporate the sralding Telegraph
Company.
Passed: Act to incorporate the colored
schools of Seaford.
Read by title under suspension OF rules:
Act to appoint additional Justice OF the
Peace fer Broadkiln hundred; supple
ment TO act to Incorporate the town Of
Clayton.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
! House met at 10.45 q. m. In the ab-
seDcs OF the chaplain, Representative
Clark offered prayer.
Introduced: By Mr.. Hynson, to incor-
porate the colored schools OF Milford; by
Mr.. Whitemsn, In relation to the public
roads OF Mill Creek hundred; Senate bill
re-incorporating the Morris Branch and
Beaver Bank Company; by Mr.. Eckles,
providing that work for New Castle
county shall be done by contract; Senate
bill incorporating Lincoln Lodge, X. Of
F., (read twice..
Read and referred: House bills to d.
vorce Sarah E. and James Slaughter; for
protection Of property Of electric light
companies; TO incorporate the trustees of
the Chandler descendants; supplement to
the charter OF the Delaware Screw Com
pany; taxing telegraph companies, 600
copies ordered printed).
Passed; House bills to amend sec. /,
chap So, VOL XVI; to lay out new road
in North Murkerkill hundred.
Notice: BY Mr.. Whitemsn, to divorce
Frederika Wilhelmina and Henry
scenellj by Mr.. Gray, to repeal chap.
1856, vol. XVI.
Mr. Downham introduced a joint reso-
luton for appointing q commission TO
examine the laws OF the State and to re-
port to the next Legislature, which was
referred
Introduced: By w. e. Davis, for pro
lection Of food fish In Delaware laws.
Passed: To divorce Thomas b. and
Anna NJ. Morrison, George w. and Mary
II. johnson, Parker and Emma J. Bacon,
Matilda X. and William Rodeck, Mary
and Samuel J. Gray, Lavinia r. and
GoldsbJro Bryan for the protection OF
female children.
Mr.. BIygs presented a remonstrance
against the anti-Chicago beef bill.
On motion OF Mr.. Clark, 500 copies OF
the Australian ballot bill were ordered
printed.
On motion of DIR. Richardson, the Joint
resolution reappolnting William Hunter
janitor of the State House for two years
was adopted.
Mr.. Whiteman presented a petition
for The passage of the anti Chicago beef
BILL
Notl e: BY Mr.. Morgan, to reIncorpo-
rate State Capitol Lodge, l. o. q. T.; by
MIR. Biggs, to reincorporate the town of
M,ddletown; by Mr.. Clark, to incorporate
Wilmington Division, Order of Railway
Conductors.
Iniroduced: Senate bill Incorporating
ton; by Mr. Armstrong, in relation 20
the Incorporation of cha titable orRaniza-
tions; amendatory of the charter or
Wilmington (makiIg citizens competent
jurors In cases to which the city is a
party).
htuu hhh iOlCiANus 6Cuht0 DlAt ga l
empting manufacturing sites in Newport |
from taxation; House bill to divorce |
Mary e. and Newton P. Lamplugh.
Introduced; Senate bill amendatory |
OF the Wilmington Stree; and Sewer Com |
mission act.
Adjourned to 10 a. m. tomorrow.
If you live In u low, marshy district, |
where the mlasma arising from decsying |
vegetable matter polutes the atmos- |
phere, the Use OF Laxador becomes an |
absolute necessity. 1t drives malaria |
from the system at once and costs only |
25 cents.
William A. O'Connor,
Practical Tailor, No 81l Market street.
Our stock of new spring goods is now |
ready, and you will find 1t repete with |
every thing lor men s wear, from the me-
"A m de- tn tna nnaaf Ennll.h /