Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16


taxes: iDr which service the recorder shH l re-
Seiye rnmuens +tion To he .ixed by the unity
,onllls' toner's.
DIRECT TkN REFUND.
The new Secretary of State, Mr.. Hawkins,
appeared before the Legislature for the
first time, officially, this afternoon, as the
bearer Of Il report from Governor Reynolds
respecting the distribution OF Delawnre's
quota of the direct tax. collected during
the war, refunded by the United States
government Tie amount received from
the government was S7O,772,O2, of which
$5G, G,s39. II has been paid ont, leaving an
undistributei balance Of $l3D32Gl.
FAnNIIuRsT DOESN'T GET IT.
Mr.. Hall from the committee on appro-
priations, reported back unfavorably to-
day the joint resolution offered by MIR.
Watkins yesterday, appropriating $1,000
to pay for the Is acres Of the Peach estate,
negotiated for by the Trustees OF the State
Hospital at Farnhurst.
WILMINGTON BILL.
Representative Spruance has not re.
ceived the bill "relating to the govern
ment of the city of Wilmington" of
which he gave notice this afternoon. but
he says the object thereof isto provide that
the appointecs of City Council shall con.
tinue to hold Office till the expiration of
stands that the city auditor, clerk of Coun-
Gil, baililf, clerk of the market and coal
oil INSPECTOR are to be continued in place
until June next. The bill does not come
from Coal Oil Inspector Durney.
roIfCE COMMISSION BILL.
The Police Commission bill, given notice
of by Mr.. Pyle, cOntrmplates-- the
names may be changed in the improbable
event OF the measure getting through IN
its original shape-the superseding of
MayOr Wiley and Mr. lester nv Henry
R.,ird pnruI,lirou ond Patriot M1na1hn,I
nl,,, ~ -
'SttANHi"t' 49, ~ SHPIeiiS '''D ~ 70
not committed 10 the Dill Dut slllply
undertakes to introduce u, ana thal he
cannot say much about it because he can
not vet snv datittitnly what there will be in
i, tthara 10 airaaj;, ,,,nngition 10 Non'
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sgtnva9ay s.;t,'9 e,ia W,'ininS ''' '''"
f,ovrs ~ I,sh si,"' n TLa no,or Eoir p,ol
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ptll 70 ule rN't Moulu pe "9inilaplg
Map.ca ~ 1.l ,itouEli as an iLi'l4eeiie e III
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FapSh Its3 " ,g.',"tNu seSSlot
;'',IH"S ~ ,iI'i ~ nov ilioig
Ia he Simnly n rennwal II thn Charter
coupled Will tritiing amendment. But
this amendment concpals the Ethionian
very adroitly. II reads as follows
Strike out ssrtion II and s,lbstitutc me fol-
lowing in lieu thereof: The snid nssIci alton is
hereby authorized TO give and hold public
fairs ana DINER pubic eShhiiion6 on the
gronnas, oi tns san aSs3',atlomi % , ahd a. no
bih,idms il sl,Ii n" nwf,Ii W., M saam,,iatinn
10 toinstif,,ts.,iye and Mold trials Of sneeI unI"r
and subject to slrn rules and regulators as
may Dc prescrlbNl by tile bylaw. Of tic nsso-
citation and any, person who shall violate tue
rul.s and fGEliatsohs 81 inc asSorlauon II.
t, t II @ o
conyictiom thereof in Tho Court OF Generai
Sessions of tho Pea o and Jail Delivery in and
for Kent county, be fined not less than -
dollars or imprisoned not lost than - months
or D9th, ~ ny aiscreL'oh o. tns court ino @
aysnI 1S s,nII nj n,,t, ~ ,,onI
hereby authGrizsd To bo had upon The groiInds
OF said assOcintinn.
section 4 cbantcr ii Reviscd Cnde fcr.
bids nnlcr prmhltv bcttinc on horse race,
and selling liutlors on race tracks AND
mrnlind4. II that this little ioErr wonlf
not only open the door to pool selling on
the Dover track, but would also permit the
running OF bar upon the grounds during
the races.
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E.".aHAi " N', r.
The House Frlday adopted the resolution
presented week btioFe iaSt anu since re
| ported tavGrably IRON committee, calllns
upon our representatives. IN congress t
promote legislation Looking To the ATOP
tiOn, by railroad companies, nl automatic
CCup!ers and train brakes Tor freight cars
Mr.. ScvlIs henton schools bill en-
powers the commissioners to raise sucl
| sum, between Sl20 ana SHlO, annually, 4
| may be approved by the voters OF tn
district;
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