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without warrant II the culprit cannot
pay the fine he shall be committed to Jail
for two months.
Too Many for Comfort.
Senator Pilling will introduce bill to
reduce the number of trustees of Della
ware College The present number is
thirty one, and it is so unwleldy that
but few of the trustees take any interest
In it.
The UnsatisAed Judgments.
Representative Watkins introduced a
bill authorizing the prothonotary of
New Castle county to make an index Of
all unsstished judgments entered in the
Superior court from November /, 1878
and including the Judgment index now
in use in the county. Victor B Woolley
and Deputy Attorney General Branch Fl.
Giles, are named to examine the index
Hard on the sherif.
Representative Day introduced the bill
to make the sheriff's office salaried one
and put the feeding of the prisoners
into the hands of the Jail commissioners
The sheriff will receive $4,000 and other
perquisites outside of the feed bill
To Elect the Supervisors.
Representative Day introduced an act
in relation to the highways in Brandy
wine hundred. 1t does away with the
road commissioners of the hundred and
creates board of FIVE road supervisors,
one to be elected in each of the school
districts in the hundred.
DIcvey and witsil's Raise.
Representative Spruance gave notice
of an act in relation to the state detec-
tives. 1t increases their salaries from
$500 to 81 200 and provides that they
shall be paid by the state instead of by
the city of Wilmington.
Forward Step.
Representative Lynch gave notice of an
act authorizing the town commissioners
of Georgetown to borrow $50 900 and
bond the town for that amount. The
money will be applied TO putting IN
water works and an electric light plant.
An Industry Tor Newport.
Senator Pilling gave notice Of an act to
incorporate the Newport Iron and Steel
Company. The corporators are: Edward
Mendinhall, Joseph W H Watson,
George w. Todd and John NJ MendiDhall.
The capital stock shall not exceed $500,
0J0.
The Chancery Records.
A bill was introduced i'm the House
authorizing the register in chancery OF
New Castle county to make indices OF the
chancery records from 1851 to 1893. E.
r. Cochran, Jr., and Robert g Harmon
are named to examine the transcript
when completed.
Brandywine's Voting Places.
Representative Day introdu uced a hi Il
change the voting places of Brandywine
hundred. 1t makes Hollyoak creek th'
dividing line One of the voting places
is changed from the Practical Farmer t
Claymont HALL and the other from
Maplewood to Shellpot schoolhouse.
Much Latitude for Increase.
Representative Watkins introduced o
bill to incorporate the Evelyn Real Es
tate Company. The incorporators are
Anson A. Maher, Lewis p Buck an'
William T. Smalley, Jr. The capita
stock is $4,000, with power to increas
to $500, 600
Special Onicer for Farnhurst.
Senator Pilling will introduces bill T.
. DEONlut lOE lut VI a oPtNio
constable for the Delaware State Hospita
at Farnhurst. He will preserve order il
and around the insane asylum.
New Genet cry and Meat Inspector.
Senator Pyle gave notice Of bill t
incorporate the Central Cemetery Com
pany of Wilmington. He will also in
troduce an act to provide for a meat in
spector for Wilmington.
Money for the COlored College.
Senator Records offered resolution
appropriating 50, 600 to the State Colleg
for Colored Students. The resolutio
was not taken up on the jump, but wa
referred to the Committee on Education
Home for Inebriates.
Senator Pyle introduced the bill to in
corporate the Sanitarium Company 0
Wilmington. The company proposes t
erect home for inebriates.
Too Much for One Throat.
Reading Clerk Edmund Bailey, one
the most genial and efficient officers
the House is suffering from very so
throat. 1t was induced by the Washin
ton trip and aggravated by the larl
amount Of reading he has doue in Il
discharge of his duties since he can