Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-11

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| amendmentS to the House bill iucorporaL-
| ing the Brandywine tiranito Company.
nder suspension of rules the House
| bills to correct decd of cx-Sherif Martin
| Of New Castle county and to incorporate
| the New Castle, Newport n Wilmington
Electric Halfway Company were read and
referred.
The House bill in relation to lodging
| tramps was given first reading in the
| Senate. Senator Records moved that
further consideration be indefinitely post
| poned but the motion was defeated.
The Senate adopted Il Joint resolution
| ordering the clerks OF both houses to omit
from the printed journals reports of the
State officers, boards and commissioners
and the House concurred in it,.
The House concurred in the Senate
amendments to the House bill to make
valid Il certain deed.
The senate bill to incorporate the Phila-
dclphia n Frederick Navigation Company
was passed by the House.
The Senate passed the House bill to
decrease the appropriation to he made by
the Levy Court of Kent county for the
maintenance Of the streets Of Dover.
The House laid Oh the table the senate
bill to incorporate the Wayerly Invest.
ment Company,
The Senate passed the House bill to in
corporate the Dover ~ Camden Electric
Railway Company.
The House bill to amend the act in rela.
tioh To Tree text books was passed by the
House.
The Senate killed the House bill to give
the notary public of the Artisans Savings
Bank OF Wilmington general notary public
power.
The House passed the Senate bill to
change the election place i'll South Milford.
The senate passed the House bill to
~ al.
Odessa Narrow Gauge Railway Company.
IN the House an adverse report was
made on the House bill to prevent fraudu-
lent purposes and distraints
Senator Records reported to the Senate
that proper settlement had been made with
the attorney general.
Inc senate adopted without comment Il
JOINT resolution repeating the joint rcspu-
tloll to ALLOW School Superintendent GRAY
of Sussex county pay for visiting public
schools and the House cOncurrel III it, II
| is stated that the adoption of the original
resolution was secured by misrGprcscnta-
ton.
The House amendment to the Senate
bill to incorporate the Newport Iron aud
steel Company was concurred in by the
Senate.
The Senate passed, with amendment, the
House bill making valid certain deeds.
The amendment vas conCurred in by the
House.
The House bill to lay ont public road
in East ST. Georges hundred was passed
by the Senate.
The House passed the House bill in re-
lationto Board of Education for Middle
town.
By unanimous consent Representative
Salisbury introduced IN the House bill
| to amend chapter - Of the Revised Code
| by repeating section 1. Under suspension
| Of rules it was read and referred.
The following bills were also passed !.
| BY the Senaie-lluuse bills in relation to
the conversion of property by bailees, to
thesalary Of thctsh commissioner,
| to INCORPORATE the Chester e Wilmington
| Electric Railway Company, to repeal chap
| ter a. Vol. NNll,, Laws Of Delaware, 10
| divide School districts Nos. 81 and SIS
| New Castle county, and consolidate School
| districts Nos. II and ~ BY the House
| House bills authorizing the prothonotary
of New Castle county to prepare udg-
ment index, aGd in relation to dividing
school districts Of East and South Brandy
Wine hundreds.
Dover, May 1.-THE Legislature was
| brimtul of business to-day. 1t convened
morning afternoon and evening aud did
a vast amount Of work. Tonight the
| legislators were not So hard pressed and
the proceedings were occasionally charuc.
| third house assembled and acted on the
bill to incorporate the Employers and En-.
| plOvcs' Protective Insurance COMPANY.
The measure was referred to 4 committee
composed Of Judge Ball, City solicitor
Gurus and ex-ScCrrtary Of State Hughes.
which, in an elaborate and characteristic
report recommending the enrolment Of
the bill provided William 5. llilcs, the
cumpHnys attorney, agreed To present
each member of the second house with a
box Of cigars ana the members OF the lat
| ter body promised IL give one weed tn each
member Of the fist hou7c, Mr.. Hughes,
who WAS dcputized to submit the report,
was conducted with great dignity IS the
S'tgcaut-at arms To- the centre of the
| lluuscChumbcr and, reinforced by Speaker
! NhttinIn, Representatives SprllAnce,
| liascy and Conch and others, amused the
| gathering. MIR, Hiiles declared lie would
| be required to stand treat for three months
| ii he accepted the proposition ut the com
| mttpc and vigorously protested but tiMally,
- prevent being sentenced tu labor 4 la
| tUOch, he aCIuiesCrd. ASsemhlymcn re-
| lIevtl the ClurEs, ScnAtors Records and
| Filling bore messages Irum The senate to
| the House and Representative Watlins
| wee versa The approach of the august
| messengers Was hcralded by loud knoG!i-
| ing and when they appeared the as
4 semblase arose and appaudcd. Senator
4 Filling was called upGn FOR speech but
| WAS excused when IL was ascpriainud that
| he had prepared an address but desired to
/ reserve il for tine ltuale of the third house.
I The House committee on appropriations
| offered as u substitute for the senate Joint
resolution tu make for the state Board of
| Worlds Fair commissioners an additional
| appropriation Of S2.51u subsequently re-
duced 10 s. 100 = joint resolution to up.
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