Evening journal., 1891-02-10
pense the state incurs in enforcing the
law
YEsTERpAY,s sessloN.
Senator Williams Upable 20 be Here
The senate -Four TO Four.

Stam Correspondence EvRNINo JOURNAL.
DOVER. Feb. 9.-Polltical indication.
point TO fair week in the Senate. Mr.
Williams is confined TO his home and
viii not in all probability be here this
week. This being the case the truce
between the Democrats and Republicans,
which will expire tomorrow, will probE-
bly, be renewed.
Messrs. Williams, Moore and Hall were
absent TO day, and IL was 3 IS o'clock this
afternoon before a quorum was present
Mr. Ross gave notice OF an act to re-
incorporate Fairfax Lodge No. S, l. o.
Q. T., Of Wilmington
The act TO incorporate the Standard
Pharmacy of Wilmington was read and
referred.
The Senate adjourned to II a. m. to-
morrow.
The nay In the House.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment at g. so p m Several Of the mem
bers were absent, Mr.. Higgins being one
Of them
Wilmington Fair Association
Mr.. Smith gave notice Of supplement
70 an act to incorporate the Penipsnlar
Agricultural and Pathological Association
passed at Dover, January %, 1875. The
amendment Is as follows.
THAT the corporation hereby created
under the name o. THE Wilmington
Agricultural and Industrial Association.
by two-thirds vote Of all it's board Of
directors shall have full power and
authority to borrow money fron time to
time, for any Of the purposes of It's crea-
tion, not exceeding the sum Of $50 600
and may Issue therefore the bonds Of
said corporation, in such amounts or de
nominations, aud payable at such time or
times as the said board Of directors by
majority vote thereof shall determine.
and said bonds shall bear rate of in
terest not exceeding 6 per cent. per
annum upon the par value thereof,
and that said corporation shall have
power and authority TO sell or dispose of
said bonds at such rates or prices
whether above or below par valve thereof
as maybe practicable. aud to secure the
payment OF the same by one or more
mortgages OF its real estate, leases and |
personal property, or any part thereof. |
and all the appurtenances, franchises. |
powers, privileges and immunities which |
laid corporation may possess unde. it's |
lct OF Incorporation and all supplements.
hereto and the said bonds and mort |
RACES so sold and negotiated shall be |
Ialid and binding In law and equity, and 1
he purchaser or purchasers, under n de-
rec OF equity OF foreclosure founded /
lpon any such bond or mortgage shall be
invested with all the estate rights, etc
Vhich are or may be conferred upon or
ossessed by said corporation.
Giut In Divorces.
As result of the divorce blockade in
be Senate, the House had more divorce
Ills introduced TO day, than in any one
ay In the previous history Of the Della
ARE Legislature. They were all given
office Of by Mr. Rldgely aud were as
blows: To divorce Patrick +. and Mary
. Donley; Nellie and William A Strain
lmes and Eva Garner; Birdie e and
William +. Cross; Nellie l.. and Newton
Welsh; Annie 81 and Edward T
train, Harry X. and Susan j
Robinson, Sadie E., and Thomas Al
Annie NJ. and William n
,udolph. These are al Wilmingtonians
William A and Edward T.. Strain being
win brothers. The bills have been qnietIv
ssting in Speaker Donahoes desj,
waiting the passage OF tho resolution
ppolntng a special Senate committee
divorces Seeing that there was no
Of getting the resolution
trough very soon Speaker Donohoe
lndled the bills up and gave them to {
r. Ridgely to present to the House
? this means he hopes to get them
rough the committee and passed by the '
ouse by the time the Senate gets ready I
act in themRtter,
Kent County Taxes.
Mr.. Ridgely Pave notice ofa bill for
le better collection OF county taxes for
ent county Il mskes the clerk Of the
'ace receiver OF county, road and poor .
xes II provides that all taxes paid 10
le CLERK Of the peace during the months .
April, May and june in each wear a :
saount OF per cent. shall be allowed
taxes paid In July, August and Sep
mber, per cent. After September the J
ERIK OF the peace shall fur ish full list |
che delinqueuts in each and every ,,
inbred TO the Levy Court commissioner !
the hundred who shall imme- ,
stely put i into the hands
constable residing in the hundred
ID be shat proceed to collect the de- !
iquents taxes as they are now collected !
Jaw, for which he shall reseive S per
at. The bond being responsible Tor !
. taxes, the constable shall render
II account TO the Levy Court at its |
Getting IN February ia each and every
ar. The Levy Court shall allow All
linqueats TO the constable as are now :
lowed to collectors. Tue clerk If the
ace Is allowed two per cent. for his !
mpensation. the clerk Of the pence ..
nst make monthly deposit Of the taxes
Elected and render a complete state.
ent TO the Levy Court at its first meet
g.suecsedlng the mon Of Septsm Der Of !
ch and every year. The bond of the !,
aSk ot the Levy Court is to be in
eased, and he is ordered to publish "a Z
'tice in three paDers in the county that !
J Is ready to reeaive taxes.
The Senate bill to incorporate the q
dams Milling and Manufacturing Com
my, which corporation is to illuminate 7
lnrel BY electricity, was read aud re-
rred .
The House adjourned TO tomorrow at
a. N.
Friends Of PeddIers.
Mr. Morris viii present petition ask I
& for the repeal Of the license law on
ddlers. citizens ofSussex county passed q
st session. The petition, which Il Il
rgely signed charaeterizes ''the present
" as an unjust one, keeping money out
the county treasury as well as prohib- )
Ing the sale Of goods
Three Wilmington Charters 3
Mr.. Smith has three Wilmington bills $
hand, OF which he has not vet given 4
'tice They are rs follows.
An act TO incor Dorate the Delaware n