Evening journal., 1893-02-09

Sussex county and be known as Hawaiian
hundred.
Section Q That forever hereafter
the said islands shall be known as
Hawaiian hundred, Sussex county, and
shall have and enjoy all the rights and
privileges Of a hundred of Sussex county,
save that no judge shall be appointed
from said hundred.
Clerk Layton railroaded It over to the
Senate. 1t was called up and read. After
the laughter had subsidized Senator Pyle
had It referred to the Committee on Re.
liams is chairman. IL will be picked
more than it is entitled to.
working Its Way Through.
The bill to divorce James G. and Mary
x. McComb was read and referred in the
Senate yesterday and will be passed to-
day, in all probability. Hon George d.
Bates and General r. r. Kenney, counsel
for Mr.. McComb. are here watching its
progress, as is also Mr.. Ochiltree, the
confidential agent for the McComb
family
Two Assessors and Two Collectors.
Mispillion hundred. which is one Of the
largest in Kent county, will have two
assessors and two collectors The House
bill making this provision was passed by
the Senate yesterday
A Wilmington Industry.
representative Spruance has intro
duced a bill to incorporate the Equitable
Land Improvement Company. The in
corporators are Receiver Of Taxes John
T. Dickey, Patrick Fahey and John +.
Callahan. The capital stock is 500, 600
without limit over that amount. The
bill provides that the principal officer
shall be in Wilmington and that the
annual meetings shall be held on the
first Tuesday In April.
wanted-A state Library.
State Librarian Gruewell presented his
report to the General Assembly yester-
day. IL Is voluminous document and
we'll gotten up The principal feature
Is the the recommendation that the
General Assembly make provision for the
accommodation of the many books which
now lie piled upon the hoor and else
where for the want Of shelf room.
The State House is showing its in
adequacies every day The committee
appointed to consider the needs of the
state treasurer, as regards room is In a
quandary The only room it finds is out
of the window.
Against One-Horse Liveries.
Men who keep one-horse livery stables
must look out for their privileges.
Representative Hickman has introduced
an act to protect legitimate liverymen
from persons who keep one or two horses
and make a practice Of hiring them.
His bill will provide for a license of $40
for every livery establishment re.
gardless Of size. II is not supposed to
restrict the owl or of a private team from
hiring it occasionally
Legislative Notes.
The House passed the House bill tc
amend the Certificate Of the New. Cen
tury Club.
Judge Ball. ex-Representative Day and
e. r. Cochran, Jr, were here last night
Representative Spruance has intro
duced his bill making an annual appro
priation of $500 to pay the expenses in
cidental TO the meetings of the Stat'
/ Board Of Pharmacy
Representative WhittOck has intro
| duced a bill 10 create a new school dis
trlct in New Castle. Il will be knowr
as No S65.
The House bill TO incorporate tho Goa
Spring Ice and Coal Company passed tn,
lower branch yesterday
Mr.. Cooch introduced his Constitu
tional Amendment bill.
Senator McMullin is getting letters
from his Port Penn constituents protest
ing agslnst the quarantine station beinf
nlaced ou Ready leland