Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19


the weather will permit; that the pro-
leciors are willing to accept any reasonable
| Limitation as to time for the completion of
the road, and that the bill will be intro
duced tomorrow and pushed as fast as
possible.
Fourthly comes the New Castle, Newport
and Wilmington bill, of which notice
would have been given this afternoon by
Mr.. Day, had not the time been used up
by the lawyers This is backed by New
Castle men, whose names are yet withheld,
and by the following: Thomas i Smith,
John \. Cranston, Joseph II. Gould, Jester
d Mcdaniel of Wilmington and w. At
wood Weldin OF Newport. Some pretty
good names here, also. II is claimed that
this road will take in Newport on the way
without increasing the distance, from
Wilmington to New Castle by more than
one mile; and another point urged in its
favor is that it will pass through con-
siderable extent of the New Castle Com
mons, and thereby materially aid in de
veloping that landed dowry, granted by
William Penn to this ancient municipality,
| THE ECONOMIC INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Is the title of bill brought down
by Mr.. II. II. Ward and to be introduced
in the Senate by Mr.. Pyle The incorpo-
rators named in this bill are Henry G.
Robinson. Daniel w. Taylor George Gray,
Thomas f. Bayard, StanSbury ]. Wiley,
Joseph p. Pyle, NJ. d., Peter $. romlinson,
| NJ. d., Winfield s. Hoffman Joseph L.
Cavender John NJ. Rodgers, Henry Il,
Dure, Thomas y. Smith. James l.. DeVou,
John ii. lIoffecker, Charles II. Richards,
NJ. D., William +. Causey. William d.
Mullen, ,Ir., and II. II. Ward.
The object of the corporation. as set
forth in the bill "shall be the insurance
| of the lives of individuals and the grant
ing Of annuities, and the exercise Of the
powers and franchises necessary or Incl
dent thereto. and. for these ends. to collect
premiums from applicants and policy
| holders ia nav and adiust thn elaine N
policy holders 10 and with said policy
holders, their families beneticiaries or
legal REPRESENTATIVES, and to nav expenses
| incident 10 said business, fhe principal
office is To- be in Wilmington, with power
to establish subordinate offices and
agencies in Delaware, The United States,
| and eseWhere tnrtal stock $500 O0O in
shares of 500 with mower to increase Ia
such sum as may be necessary. Annual
| meetings To be held in Wilmington on lhe
fourth Monday in February, The man
agement of the business to be conducted
| by n board of 12 directors. four Of whom
are to be chosen each wear.
"The scheme.n saws Mr.. Ward, sis old
line life insurance. The snerinl object is
to establish a Delaware life insurance com
| pany-there is none now-.thnt shall he
substantial and permanent
LEGISLATIVE NOTES,
/ Handsome lithO.ruphs of the Delaware
building at the Worlds Fair Chicago,
were distributes. through General n h
Kennev. To- the members of the LcsisIa.
ture and the press representatives to-day.
The latest reprint from the oriuinal
| manuscript. of the constitution of thp
limited States was distributnd Inv Hon
John u. Pennington. This reprint follows
the obsolete capitalization Of nouns and
in" tbe nrchair ortboaranby , ..cii,,ssH Fn-
choose
Thn uouso committee on ruIes ranorted
this mornin,s a., inn1vntinn II M sbn,,o
nj a rnlc reTiiring Mi nriynie hills tn he
primte,l-nL lnnst IN cnnias~before tbeir
spcond reading III tbn aynrnso ~ tho
parties interested Afler thn adontinn nf
His rnle nnnosition deveIoned which rnI.
minated this nCternoon IN the reconsidSra.
tion Hf thr yHte bv which tha rrnGrt Ind
been adnntai and The lnying of thc ,vhule
report an the fable for furfber cnnsiJcra-
tidn. IL that Tia IIouss L stiil rnnnin,,
on the rules Of the Assembly of 1891
Mr conchis scheme far the ;rnro,.o.
ment of nnbIic % roa,ls rcceivcs M m rnoaraUin,,
rnnmrniation 9S''7
NJ S,,r,,a,,ra will 90; AZ.
of bit f." incnr,,r5t1 ia neIawnro NV
t,llrrv tomnanv. Trnnris Il KnlIa,
| I,n,ss Na,,rr .,nd I n,,is iTnttor iunnr'
/ Tprufnrgs poTitol stnrl- sD5 mn IN Sltnr,,g Nf
SIoS. liz MINT 10 he Iorntcd in mr no9r M mr.
| Wil,nin,rtam tlsn n a Kill to ams,,i ,hn
chartar ,s III, Vnyy.1 ,antrr,, nm rnr,,,it
| ting stock ia he hrId hv men bnt rcstrict-
| in,sthn ,iira.trr,, ~ ,3,r,ar Iiarnf, NJ,
the s.HrL has been restricteI In wn,,Isn
Governor Revnalis to.dav anpoinrcd Dr
4 David i, Mustard a trustee Of the colorei
college, to succeed Senator Ross, resigned.
aen"'e'
DOVER, Jan: little Senate met at 1910
o'clock.
Messrs Ross and Pilliug absent
Mr.. Lacey offered Joint resolution
authorizing the STATE treasurer to have
600 copies of his report printed. Adopted.
Mr.. Pyle gave notice of an act to ihcor.
porate ihe New Castle and Wilmington
| Suburban Railway COMPANY.
Un motion Of Mr. Records the vote bv
which the House Joint resolution appro.
priattng SAOl for contingent expenses Of
the Secretary of States office was recon-
silcred on his further motion the reso.
luton was taken up and amended making
the amount ssOI
Speaker Houston appointed Senator
Records teller to canvass the constitutional
convention vote.
Recess for ioint meeting to hear the con
stituti0nnl convention vote canyassed,
Rcconvened at 1905 u. IN.
The House Joint resolution in relation to
adiourning until next Tuesday. at 10 a. IN.
was concurred in.
1 Mr. Watson offered n resolution autbor-
ising the clerl; Ia purchase necessary most
age stamps and wrappers. Adoptcl.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning. at IL
O'clock.
nouss oF J,e,ros.n,,tiyos
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