Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-03-30
ERR COURT COMMISSION.
city Assessment Lists--Irhe Jury seiec
firms.


city Assessment Li4ts--Irhe Jury selec-
tiOns.
On petition presented at Levy Court
on Thursday, A. I. Davidson, kirkwood,
Arthur WeDber, Christianu, and Henry
Silver OF Red Lion, were appointed COM
mittee to report in regard to the matter of
forming new School district out Of Dis
tricts Nos % and So New Castle county,
The Levy Court Commission. as a com
mittee Of the whole, will Inspect the new
Odessa bridge, Monday next, with L view
to its acceptance.
Herbert Il. Haines has been elected
special constable for the Ferris Industrial
School
The bond of Constable Harry Il. Smith
signed by John T.. Dickey and Patrick
Neary was accepted.
The Levy Court Commissioners con-
tinued the comparison Of the city assess
ment. By noon the remaining district, the
Second, that OF Assessor Common was com.
pleted The report nifording total of
l4,hi2 names and entries of property and
polls was accepted.
The totals for the three districts as
handed in and accepted independent of
the slight additional stock return vet to be
made) bythe commissioners are Us follows:
FIRST nfsrEicr
First ward-Property entries, 1,42s; poll,
06i.
second-Propcrty entries, 1857; poll,
1924.
Fourth--Iroperty entries, 9s2 poll, l.Gl9.
Eighth-PrQperty entries, 2,pl6 poll,
4729.
sECoTD DISTRICT.
Thrd-Total names and entries, 9, 2G7.
Fifth Total names and entries, d,n2l.
Ienth-Iutal names and entries, 2TTl.
EInNnIII l---Intul uni nptrips
1900.
Iwelfth-Total names and entries, $3.50,
THIRD DISTRICT.
Sixth--Colored property and poll / ,nfS;
white property, l.222i white poll, 2,l8D.
Seventh--Coored property and poll, 7o5;
white property, 276; white poll 1906.
1enth--Colorcd property and poll, COZ;
white property, 2aOG white poll, G,537.
The reussessment on city stock it is ex-
pected will be completed this afternoon.
The bonds IN $1,000 each of Wilmington
constables, Alfred Hurlock, Thomas
ieardon and Xachariah Dennis, were
handed in for consideration.
At last Saturdays session of Levy
Court the city reassessments on stock
were reported from two districts as fol-
lows: First district, $77,790; Second
district, $22, 496. The reports were
adopted
The following constabes' bonds were
reported and accepted Andrew j. Mote,
Of White Clay Creek, with bondsmen
Theodore +. Armstrong and w. II.
Steele; constables for Wilmington hun
dred, Thomas Reardon, with bundsmcn
Harry Chnsty and j, jackson PIERCE;
Constable Iachariah Dennis, with bonds.
men Charles Reynolds and Joseph
Iicndel
The Levy Court Commissioners passed
on the bonds of the following county con.
stables on Tuesday: Alfred $. Hurloek,
Wilmington; bondsmen, Fred Z. Mann
mele and Charles ). Hurlnck. Grandon
Reed, st. Georges; bondsmem, Richard
Ferguson and james i. Dickinson. w. W.
Frazer, Pencader; bondsmen, Il. s. aud
John II. Frazer.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
county treasurer to borrow $4,000. This
completes the 1000 allowed byt Legis,
laturp
The matter of the acceptance Of the
Odessa bridge will be brought up this after.
noon.
Estimates on the needed repairs of Mar
ket street bridge will be asked for by the
court at an early date.
The passing of property transfers Occur
pied the greater part Of this forenoons
session,
The report of Assessor Whann Third
district, ON STOCK, shows SOS $50.