The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-25
THE LRenp.AruRK.


Down, March "a. 1s93.--The Senate
met this morning, when the following
bills were read the first time;
To incorporate the Atlantic Con-
struction Company; to incorporate tie
Calmar Construction Company; TO re-
new the charter Of Mattahoon Tribe,
No. II, l. o. II. Nj.
Mr.. Pyle presented the report Of the
joint committee appointed to DRAFT
resolutions regarding the death OF
the Hon. Eli salisbury. Concurred
in.
House bills to incorporate the Riv-
erside Real Estate Investment Com
pany; TO create school district No. $50.
New Castle County; to amend chapter
IS, volume 10, Laws OF Delaware lhed
Lion Hundred Road Commissioners
bilD.
Mr.. Lacey moved that the request
made by the House for the return OF
the Collateral Inheritance Tax Bill be
| granted. Lost; Ayes-Messrs. Lacey,
Watson. MIR. speaker. Nays-Messrs.
Pilling. Pyle and Records.
| Mr. Pyle moved that the Senate go
to Wilmington on Friday. March 81,
to visit the public schools. Lost.
Bill passed es follows.
House bill In relation to tax eollec-
tors; Senate bill to provide uniform
rules for measuring stone mason work.
Adjourned to o p. m, on Monday.
The HOUSE,
The House convened at 9.45 o'clock,
and the following bills were read the
frat time: senate bills to incorporate
Delaware Detective Agency; to incor-
porato Newport Iron and steel Com
pany; In relation to st. Johns Church;
, to compel railroad gates built at New
port turnpike; to incorporate A. y. v.
W. Hail Company; to relieve the Della
ware and Chesapeake Towboat Com
pany; to Incorporate Bayard Legion
to Incorporate Central Cemetery Com
pany.
Tie following bills were passed: TIC
, enable owners OF CoErad's cripple tc
r repair banks; In relation to road com
miss.oners in Red Lion hundred; tC
? renew new charter OF Mattahooi
/ rrioe, /. o. II. NJ. In relation to 'oys
+ ters.
At $50 O'Clock the House adiourne,
until 10 O'Clock Monday morning.
IN MEMoRIA.
: The Senate and House of Represen
tatives this morning unanlmousl.
r adopted the resolutions on tho deaf
n OF ex-senator Ell SALISBURY, prepare
by the committees appointed Tor tina
purpose. The resolutions were
follows:
"Whereas, The General Assembly O
the Srote OF Delaware has learne
with regret and deep sorrow Of til
death Of ex-senator Eli SALISBURY
and
Whereas In his decease they recog
nize that the people OF TINS state nav
lost Il wise and conservative clt!Hel
whn wall and hill
fully represented the State OF DelG
ware In the Senate OF this Unite
States. and by his high character, hi
clear sense OF right and Justice an
his maraed ability In debate mail
tanned the prestige of his state In h
councils OF the nation: therefore he
Resolved, That tho General Assem-
bly, of this State express Its de6p SO
: row and sense of the peoples loss
4 the death OF OK. senator Eli Saulsbur
y and that 1t extends to William Saul
M bury, relative OF the deceased aud
N mem Der of this body. Its sincere syr
patty; and
"Resolved. further. That n copy
these re solutions be spread upon Il
minutes OF the senate and the Hou
OF Representatives. and copy there
he sent to the relatives OF tho deceO
Cd
WILL GET THEIR MONEY.
lie Next Thursday State Treasurer Blu
"a mite will be in Wilmington Tor the pu
IT, pose of settling with the special co
dy stables. for their special services la
&C. November in carrying Wilmington I
IS the Democrats. The appointment
H. these constabes has proved an c
Ge pensive experiment for the State, al
Or veXatlous one for the men who serv,
,'s as tools for their party. When 4
h. Legislature found how the constat
law worked they repealed it, sans col
al monte.
~ THE OLD LAWS AGAIN.
~ The delinquent tax laws of 1873, a
'n again in force, as far as Kent and ST
~ sex counties are concerned, and t
In Levy Courts of those counties ha
n nothing to do but get out tue old d
sIr fIahchlslng machines and again s
La them III operation. The re'cnactlne
10 OF these laws is worth at least
IN votes to the Dem ocratic party. SON
no thing had to 90 done, as Gov. lie
"a npids Iyas elected by only 327 plural
Il and that was little too close to /
co. danger line to suit the unterrliied.
mo the majority OF the colored voters 1
40 behind with then taxes, at least tv
az, thirds OF them will he DISTINGUISHED
her ore