Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-30
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enate.
DOVER, April 22.--The Senate met at
1880 O'Clock.
Introduced; BY Mr.. Houston, to au-
thorize the recorder of deeds of Sussex
county to make certain induces; House
bills to lay out o new public road in Black
bird hundred, New Castle county; to au-
thoriZe the payment of certain expenses
incurred by order of the courts of this
State; to authorize the appointment of a
janitor of the State house; to amend an act
in relation to the statutes of Wilmington.
Passed; House bills to amend the charter
of the Delaware Hedge Company; to in
corporate the Union Electric Company; to
amend the charter of the River Font
Railway Company; to incorporate Eureka
Council, No. l, Jr. .. U. A. NJ.
Recess to 3 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at 3.i5 o'clock.
Introduced House bills for the protec-
ton of mamoose or young sturgeon in
Delaware bay; creating an additional
notary public in and for New Castle
county, act to create an additional justice
of the peace for Wilmington; act in rela-
ton to the orphans court; act to repeal
sections 20 and 80, chapter 10, Revised
Code, as printed in chapter 429, Vol. XVII,
as amended in chapter 1S, Vol. XVIII,
Laws of Delaware; in relation to under
BTOullu WHITES Ill lne Guy Oh NllHllHplull'
Read and referred Senate bills to incor-
porate the Delaware Construction Com
pany; regulating assignments for the bene-
fit of creditors.
Passed; Senate bill in relation to the
levy court OF New Castle county; House
bills to divorce Catharine from Richard
Stephenson; to open new public road in
Broadkiln hundred; to transfer a portion
of w. III. Rodney's farm from School dis
trict No. 1856 to School district No. 43
Sussex county.
indefinitely postponed Senate bill re-
lating to the lien of judgments.
The Senate joint resolution appropriate
ing $500 to the S. C. p. A. was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Richardson the vote
by which the House bill to divorce Annie
from John w. Clark was indefinitely post
poned was reconsidered and the bill laid
on the table for future consideration.
Adjourned to 10 a. m tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
DOVER, April 22.-The House met at 0.30
q. m.
Claims presented and referred BY Mr..
Eisenbrey, claim of James Greenles,
Sl03.7s: by Mr.. West, claim of John g.
Gray, S5S.72.
Mr. Cranston presented remonstrance,
signed by Abner Hollingsworth and others
against the pending bill for the division of
Mill Creek hundred into three election dis
triets. Also an unsigned petition purport-
ing to come from the Century Club, for
the passage of the Factory Inspection bill
Referred
MIR. Hickman offered resolution that
the members stay in Dover and attend
to business hereafter. Adopted.
Introduced; BY Mr.. Ridgely, Senate
Donahoed) S500000 Loan bill; Senate bills
regulating the election of officers of the
Wilmington fire department; to amend
the charter of Smyrna.
Read and referred House bills to incor-
porate the Delaware Exhibition Company:
Senate bills in relation to publishing the
financial statement of Wilmington; to in
corporate the Labor Lyceum Association
Recess to 3 p. m
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The House reassembled at AIS D. m.
Defeated: House bill making Good FRI
day legal holiday.
Introduced: BY Mr.. Smith, Senate bill
to'incorporate the industrial Savings So
ciety.
Passed: House bills to amend chapter
Az, Vol. XVIII; in relation to tramps Ito
amend section g. chapter l55, Vol. XVD;
to amend the act in relation to the State
Hospital for the Insane to authorize the
governor to appoint constable for George
town hundred.
Read and referred House bill concern
ing the longing of oysters.
Adjourned to 10 a. IN, tomorrow.
senate.
DOVER, April 23.-The Senate met at
II a. m.
Introduced. By Mr.. Pilling, act to
amend an act to consolidate the Revised
Statutes of the city of Wilmington (rlle
suspended, read second time and referredG
House bills for the protection of the owners
of stations; to authorize the levy court of
Kent county to construct q bridge over
Murderkill river, and lay out d new road.
Read and referred House bills 70
authorize the payment of certain expenses
incurred by order of the courts of this
State; to authorize the appointment of
ianitor for the State House; in relation to
the proposed canal connecting AssawOman
bay and Indian river; to authorize the re-
corder of deeds of New Castle county to
make certain indices; in relation TO under
ground wires in the city of Wilmington;
act for the protection of game in Assawo-
man bay to transfer the farm of Paynter
Frame from School district No. q TO
School district No. 23 Sussex county.
Senator Hall presented petition CON
tanning 1870 names; praying for the passage
of the Delaware Terminal charter.
Passed House bills to renew the charter
of the Sailors and Soldiers Monument
Associations; to authorize the commits
sioners of United School districts Nos. I25
and III, Sussex county, to raise certain
amount of money; to incorporate the Rev.
|. r. Gates Macamoose Company.
Recess to 8 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate met at BIO o'clock.
Introduced: House bill in relation to
recording private acts.
Speaker Donahoe presented petition
from the Farmers Institute of Kent
County for the adoption of the joint
resolution for Il Typographical survey.
Defeated: Senate bill for the more eff
cient protection against crime (fwo De-
tectives bilD.
Read and referred House bills to lay
out public road near the town of Clay
ton; to incorporate the Clayton Water,
Light and Power Company; act to amend
the charter of konton; House bills provid-
ing for an additional justice Of the peace
for New Castle county; to create an addi-
tinnal notary public for Wilmington hun
dred; act for the protection of mamoose in
Delaware bay.
The House (Eisenbreyl bill abolishing
militia encampments was passed
Passed: House bill to provide for the
lists of voters of East Dover hundred;
House bill to provide for better registra-
ton of births, deaths and marriages,
(Frazer bills); Senate bill to carry into
effect more fully the act of Congress for
the more complete endowment of colleges
of agriculture and the mechanic arts;
House bills to amend section 5, chapter
lIS, Vol. XVIII; Senate bill to amend and
supply chapter III, Vol. XIII, Insurance
BILL; House bill to lay out a new road in
Baltimore hundred; to lay out new road
in Kent county.
Adjourned to 10 a. M. tomorrow.
House of Representatives.
DOVER, April 23.-The House met at
1870 a. m.
Introduced: Senate bills to amend sec
ton 3, chapter l29, Revised Code; in rela-