Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-06-02
LEHI' COURT.
COLLECTORS Accounts, Also Those of cx-
Treasurer Hannah, Under Discussion.

Collectors' Accounts, Also Those of ex-
Treasurer Hannah, Under Discussion.
Levy Court met in regular monthly scs-
sion Yesterday.
Willard Riggs, collector of st. Georges
Tor 1889 and 30, appeared and asked for
certain allowance on .;ucollectable amounts
totaling so. Levy Conrtman ,lols of st.
Georges certified to the business of Mr..
Biggs' request in regard to the various
| parties against whom the outstanding taxes
rest. This is a second error list.
Chairman buckingham referred to the
difficulties that u precedent of the kind
would establish. Wilmington hundred
outstanding collections. he claimed, might
then be introduced and additional allow
ances made
1t was replied by Mr.. Grubb that all the
items III MIR. Biggs' case are correct. lie
moved that the allowance be made.
Mr.. Hickman thought all these matters
should be left with a committee that will
properly act upon these matters. He
added that the collector from Christiana,
who has already paid up in full, now asks
for an allowance. Ills desire was that all
the applications for allowance be made at
one time He then asked that "a committee
of three be appointed TO investigate and
report.
MFR. Jolls referred to rule made by the
chancellor that u second allowance IS
"5 -. iNn.
ora an ~ Items under discussion, however,
are Tor overpald taxes.
Mr.. hutchinson ascertained that under
the new law poll taxes cannot be allowed
for after year.
Mr.. Hickman withdrew his motion.
Mr.. Hutchinson moved that the chair
man pe ilis.rietea 10 inquire OF Mr.. Brad
Ao nv US 70 .ne lesal aspect OF the matter.
ihc mutton was iiut put, ana Mr. Jolls
moved TINT a cOmnittpa nf t,ro ha ~,
tp.'iteu, bnc i.ciipgr from 81. ueorges,
M mr. jobs, ana A. 3; ElIason OF Pencader,
70 report next tuesday. The motion
,assyu. u htu alreauy been reported that
~ DiSgs Is VIKING ana ready TO settle up
iiiiheuia,ey.
- Jq.ii ~ ,, baker appeared Tor committee
ina me h; inoaiSnd marsh Company, Gompris-
Solomon asking for PENN cnintS ana i5 }ohn ~, a.
dyke worS' protecting county lands, ac-
eol . lpii 10 ~ py tne company. Inc county
noaus "a tle iocalty are protected by the
oInpahy dykes. Ihe company has to
inake certain expenditures for repairs an
hu"liy anu asks tle county TO make an
aadpr,,f,,, y. ~ 90 s s'iarc .! tne dement's
roaus ana iaids. II these repairs are not
made the marsh and county roads will be
submerged at each tide. The reunest is
for $1,000. The matter was left win n
con, ,nittnn nf i've 40 faiIs,,.s 49,, W !"
iI;ai.,,.,,, Ti.i 1: 9 ioiiuM5 MessTs;
S.s oNi'"i'i SiatAi Wills, iutcuison anu
ouItoii.
The marsh is situated both sides of the
ctltlseWay also nj t;utbrieis Iona nnd
(;nrnschss road ~ $3.50
TLn V,tor na,,or,,,,,,4 .... ...., -
-, " '''et i'opuiainens was Eranteu per-
a 1t', " PlaSe omen ar pipe beneath
'ialkee Struct priu6e III the brandywine.
WISH tle ltlll at New Castle ri Ilpr O-nOr-
row or next .lav With II yos a ysanSad
an invitation 10 The rcnresont,,,;t,os ~ ~
Ivy lioo9; ihe couft uccepled the INVITA-
tion lor frluay.
IL is understood that the members will
ask for the following annrnnriot,ons IL, H.
various hundreds NJ. GEORGES 50 ON.
RranJyu,ina 4, no. chs,;s' S15,goV'
New Castle. S2000. Wilmin~fon si5 'nE1.'
Red Lion. 81. 500. Anpoouinim;nk 81 sn1.
At;II r.,l. - zoo III iAiii,'Hhi $1,000,