Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-04-18

for relieving the said petitioner or other
wise ito Justice shall appertaiu. and the said
court shall have full power TO enforce Obedi-
euce to the said order b. writ Of Injunction
or attachment or other process which
would no applicable In the enforcement OF
the said order, In the event that tha sams
had been passed by either OF said courts,
respectively. IN the exercise OF their gen-
eral Jurisdiction. And the said court shall
h4v- power TO provide for the examination
OF witnesses by an examiner or uuder
commission or by deposition, and for TAX.
ing or calling other necessary evidence TO
be used at the hearing az aforesaid, and
for the trial OF issues involving any contro-
vertsd matter OF fact by Jury under the
direction of said court, II said court shall
deem such trial to he proper; and either
parry may appeal from the D al order 20 b.
passed by the said court or any order
determining the merits Of said application,
or my part thareof 70 the court OF errors
and apreal4, and the said appeal shall bs
beard and derermined at the Mat term OF
said court next after the Transmission Of
tho transcript ~ the record OF said appeal
to the said court. and 10 the event of the
appeal as aforesaid the said court oil APP
peals 'hqil have authority TO pass such
order Ia relation 70 the costs OF talh pro-
ceedings as may seem right md proper.
GOING ron THE ASSESSORS.
W. z. Davis b.ll to reconstruct the es-
sessment laws d1ts pretty munh the same
in regatd to DqsUssI n that hi4 bill of yes
terday does fls c2itlat0r,. II makes 1t
the duty Far a3 'nsEos- t. pat on tins list+
any omitted psfs5n who may appear be.
fore him, b. ,na ,ime and place spec led
in his Notice. ami who snah either be
known TO the usgssSor to have the right
or snail pyoy. uiS rigbt TO he assessed by
the Eff iavit of some resu ctahle citizen.
IL any asss ,sor small wilinliy neGlent or
omit 90 do any Ct tho thugs specified, or
shall uss auy fraud oc evasion with pur-
, poso TO prevent or delay the assessment
of any person having right TO be assessed,
or shall kpoSiopiy plasa on the list any
/ fictitious name, - ne name of any non
roaiJent, hs susil % lianiD 10 O fine of
from 800 10 $40. one nslt to the in
former.
! Il shall not lie Il, vfoi for lHIy eoutis to
Z takN any mama oi no as- sSpe6' lja.s. or
\ to add the paDs u ary prr4on upleEs on
proper application, * eps thSt transfers
to another hnud'i nRy 10 mado. II
the clerks OF ,Lt pence shall neglect to
place on tho ei,.eetors' duplicates any
name which mag haze bgsu un the asseIs.
tpens iista deliv I'D by. tho assesiora, he
shall foffe't nri ply to tia person 30
omitted 800 The clerks IT tins peaHa
shall prepare aoI pnrl;gh, by tho let of
janu arg in each 'ql.r 1000 COPIES OF tue
assessment IlF's S1v tiAssibmiion in New
Castle comfy ard l 900 each for Kent
and Sussex eooH les.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Honst Il,.y resolved to adionrn sine
die on taa 264i.
DovEs Apsii 10 The first pioce Of
public business Of general interest trans.
ent ed in the Senate, this morning was
the adoption o. the House joint rcsoiu.
ton for finst fniournmor. On the Goth
inst, With m e,oer dmeat fixing the houi
OF naun The stNstors bAve nU idea Of
missing .tair seeulAr north bound after
neon train 81 sdicurcnent day.
LiTfLE LOCAL OPTION.
At tbe att.rruun session in the House
w. r.. Davis called up tho Local Option
lii, which had Jest bssn reported by d
N ,jGrity OF thu committee and Mr.,
DowuhRm took ihs floor tOr q shofl
gpeeoh. He eaid that local cptiol meant
local Beltgavaep ment. It is therefore
Democratic aod i. ii aiso Rrprbljeen.
few yesrB aga . paojurity of TIL voters Of
the State pesi,ioAsd the Legislature fc,
local option, oul tor gone reason theii
petition was refused. 5hass are differ
epoes of opiri9n Nm ong the best temper
ante men as TO tho expectancy and pas
tioabilisy Of la14l option, nat since ID,
people hsys asked Tor it the Legislators
should grant it.
Mr.. Lodge asked whether the court o.
errors and appeals bad not in the case o.
Jsice VS.. Foster decided local option TO b:
uucdnrii.utional.
Mr.. Downhsnl replied that he supposed
this question ct eonsijtutionality wilt b,
forever comiue up, until we get new
constitution. People who stand in til
way OF ADVANCE and progress and IN
provement are always Directing to thei
constitutionality. Since the Rice. Foste
case, the courts throughout the country
have decided that local option is cOnsti
tutional. and he had no doubt that suol
would be the decision OF our own court
il the question were brought before then
again as Farmer Lore said Of anuthe
measure, let us pass the bill and let til,
courts decide on its oonstitutionaiity.
it is not constitutional 1t will do M harm
and the burden Of defending it will fsl
on the friends of local option.
Mr.. Wallace said that the House Seemed
to be drifting into long discussion, and
as train time was drawing nigh, he woult
move that the further consideration o
the measure be deferred until Tuesday
morning, at II o'clock. Agreed to.
, THE ESTEGPR1sG COMPANY.
William J4nks Fell is after another
charter. and, what is more, it has gont
, through the Senate aud entered thu
House, where there is no Robert O. Justi
this term to fight it. The name Of tn,
proposed corporation Is the Enterprls,
Real Estate Improvement Company; tn,
corporators, J. B. Brigham, William
jerks Fell, Charles M. Groome, JOSEPH
] Leech and Joseph W. FL, Watson
800 900 worth of capital stock to b
subscribed before organic alton; there ar
to be from to IL directors; and the cor
, poratiou shall have power to buy. sci
/ and deal In zeal estate, mortgages, groun'
rents and other securities basel
on real estate; to collect rents
! interest aud dues arising from
, real estate trausactiors; to guarantee
, payment of renss, interest on mortgage
, or their principal, dues, obligations an
convsyances OF zeal estate; to manage
care for develop and improve any estate
, zeal, personal or mixed, that may b
!. owned by or entrusted to the corporation
|, with authority 10 charge for its service
or guarantees such compensation as ma,
be agreed on; like wise TO issue its obliga
: tions, bearing not over per cent inter
est which may DO secured by mortgage
, or otherwise, and TO make it's obligation
J convertible, ut the option Of the holder
/, into stock OF the company at lis par value
. The Georgetown, Milton IL DfswbFldg
!, RAILROAD bill has passed the Senate al,
! been gwen frat reading 10 the House
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