The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-02-17

Bum OF %o,UOO. Inc AulutAnl General |
Is to be allowed 1000 perannum salary. |
Section limits the annual encamp- |
ment to seven days, and it is to be |
held between the first of May and the
iirst of November.
The schedule OF pay during encamp-
ment is set;
Enlisted men. Per day.
Musicians. ........... .......,..,....N.S
bergehnts. ..'............ lJO
Iteutenants. ...................... Luz
Captains and commissioned ataf :, $50
COlonels Lieutenant Colonies anu
Majors. ,........... ............s... 800
General and staff, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BOO
fervapts and cooks. 100
Section 10 explains how the force
shall be used for public defense. 1t
gives the sheriGss OF the counties and
the Mayor of Wilmington power to
call on troops as well as the Governor
The balance of the bill relates Ell
tirely to the regulations which shall
govern the various grades OF the ser
Vice. provision makes Board of
Examiners fixture, the board to pass
upon the physical condition OF all Off
GERS before they are commissioned.
Mr.. Smith, The metropolitan MEM
ber brought down three bills to in
eorporate camps OF Patriotic Orders
OF Sons of Veterans, all of them be-
longing to Wilmington. The first Is
Washington Camp No. 2, and II names
sohn d. Tyson, Mansfield Armstrong
William j. Boyer and Pemberton d.
Bheldon as incorporuturs The second
Is Washington Camp, No. 3, and names
Benjamin +. Jackson, Enoch +. III.
Martin, William ID. ADAMS and iona.
chan i. Roberts rs incorpoIators. The
pther is Washington Camp, M. ), and
the incorporators are Vim. T.. Adams,
Nv. Harry, b. Maxwell, William q.
Hawthorne and Samuel $. Paris.
Mr., Smith also brought down with
him an act for the relief of the Mutual
Loan Association. The act recItes that
The loan was first Incorporated on the
18th day OF February, 1861, and whom
It was renewed in 1887, it WAS not
passed till February y, and now this
bet IS asked to legaliZe allH,ts done
Between the 18th and 23d days of Feb
quarry 1887, and since.
Another act Mr. Smith has is 20
make valid the record uf a deed exc
cnted between James Ferry and Mary
his wife. May 80, 1890. There arc some
errors in the record that may lnvali,
date the deed and this act is necessary
to make il valid
The new road law which the farmers
will back for all they are worth will
provide that all the work on public
roads lie done by contract. Roads are
to be divided up into sections of not
more than two miles nor less than
hall u mile. These sections iue to be-
let out by contract to the lowest bid.
der Roads are all to lie leveled on
rolled, soIaped and packed and gener
ally done up in A | order before the
contractor Is allowed pay Ion tbs
game. All bridges or washoats CAUSED
by storm or other aceidentsale also tt
be let out by contract. Bids are to bt
advertised Tor ten days by posters.
s. Mr., Higgins will bring IN to-day AZ
amendment to the dentistry law, which
will compel all transient tooth pullers
as well as all students and assistants
to take out full license.
Nh. Ridgely gave notice of bill
yesterday afternoon which will shak,
up all these 800 for 81 or S34 con
Germs that are now beginning to infes
the state. The bill aims To prohibi
their doing business in this State TN
der any consideration,
The regular proceedings follow:
Dover, Feb l6.-House met at GO
p. III.
Notices were given-By Mr.. jackson
act to divorce William Needles iron
his wife, and Ella from Samuel 1yi
rell; by MI. Ridgely, act to prGven
foreign swindling Insurance and &c
operative societies from doing bust
ness In this State and to punish tn
local agen thereof; by Mr. Cranston
an act to lost II aud maintain the M
tional Guard Of the State amt to pre-
vide for its batterment, by Mi. Elixir
ton, act TO confirm the title OF ChaS
LeRoy Towns nd to a certain plot {
land IN New Castle. by MIR ,IntkSoI