Evening journal., 1891-06-06
TO DIST R,cr THE CITY.
Four County aConstablss Assign I'd Por
lions co Get List of ID salers.

Eions co Get List of ID callers
At the afternoon session of the Levy
Court yesterday, Chairman Buckingham
offered the following resolution:
whereas, We have reliable lnforma
tion that the county conslables are not
performing their duties as required by
chapter Is, volume IL, Laws Of Della
ware, therefore be it
Resolved, That in order to facilitate
this work the city be divided into four
districts, as follows, to wit;
First Distrlct-All that portion OF the
CITY living south of Eighth street and
west of Market streets to the sity limits
County Constable IsAac M Brown, to
make out q list of wholesale and retail
dealers, and report the same to the clerk
of the peace OF this county.
Second District-All that portion of
ths city lying west of Market street and
north of Eighth street to city line
County Constable Charles f. Bowers TO
make out list, as required by chapter
| 49, volume 15, Laws OF Delaware, and re
turn them as above.
Third District-Ali that portlsn
south Of Eighth street and east of
Market street to city line; County Con-
/ blhnlc JOnn n ANNANnu W ARAp 0AN -
list as above prescribed.
"Fourth Dlstrict-All that portion OF
the city north Of Eighth street and east
of Market street to city lines; County
| Constable William McKelvey to make out
list as above prescribed.
The resolution was adopted without
opposition.
Collector Gam Surprises the Court.
AS stated in the EVENING JOURNAL
yesterday ex- Collector James Il. q. Gam
of Red Lion hundred Is ready to settle
with the Levy CoHrt. Mr.. Clark offered
q resolution authorizing the attorney OF
the caurt to enter satisfaction of the
| official bonds Of this ex collector. Mr..
| Gam was present and during the general
| debate that followed the introduction OF
the resolution he made personal sxplana-
tion of his position. While the discussion
was going on Receiver Of Taxes
John 7. Dickey sent a letter to this
| court requesting that the fees of chs
| sheriff In serving the execution on
Collector Gam be refunded. Mr.. JOLT
objected to the county paying the cost o
the execution.
Collector Gam explained that be hat
offered to make settlement for 1889
Upon examining bis accounts
however, he found that th'
county owed him $87 for censtsbl
fees Therefore he refused TO make fna
settlement until the county liquidatsd
its indebtedness The cost of the execu.
tion was 81 81, and he said he thought
it ought TO be refunded to him.
| When the motion was put the smoun
was refunded to the ex- collector. TIL
official bond was then ordered satisfied
by the court.
Broken stone Aecumutstes.
The prisoners at New Castle must
working very diligently. mr. Sutto
informed the Court that great amour
of broken stone had accumulated Tn
railroad company will, he said, charge
day for each carload that stands o
the track beyond the time limited Thi
accumulated stone will be placed o
the county roads next week.
Bills allowed BY the Court.
The following bills were allowed
Thomas Pagan & Co., hauling prisoner
to and from New Castle, $50 %; p, "
& B. Railroad Company, hauling stone
for prisoners to break in New Cast
Jail $24; Magistrate Frank K Smitl
$143 45; ex Commissioner Samuel
Mccall, Red Lion hundred, $298 10; o.
Commissioner Seriek F. Shallcros
&346 49,; William F. Norris, for the d.
funct Wilmington Printing Oonpan.
$297 75
Court adjourned to Wednesday, jar
10, at 10 o'clock.