The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-08
THIRD EDITION.
AGAIN AT WORK.
The General Assembly Gets Down 20
Hard Wert-Sene OF the Bills that
WIN 10 Acted Upon this Week.

ne General Assembly Gets Down 20
Hard Weri<-setne OF the Bills that
WIN b Acted Upon this Week.
correspondence OF the Republican.
Dover, March 4, 1S93.-The members |
settled down to work after their trip |
70 Washington. and this morning the
9enate met at IL o'clock, when the fol-
bowling notices were given:
3 By Mr.. MoMulliD,. act to exempt
owners and tenants OF land from GER
tain liabilities under the game laws.
The following were referred: House
bills In relation to the collection Of
taxes In Kent and Sussex Counties; to
authorlze the town OF Wyoming to
borrow S4OO dollars for certain pur-
poses; to supplement the act regulat-
Ing the sale OF Intoxicating liquors;
senate bill authorizing the directors OF
'xho Frederick railroad companies to
Day certain moneys to the town OF
n oderica.
4 fassed-House bill to divorce Lizzie
md Henry f. Dill.
4 Mr.. Pyle moved that the House joint
resolution In relation to the payment
Of special constables be concurred in.
Mr.. Records offered an amendment
that it be referred TO the Committee
on Revised Statutes. The amendment
Was carried by vote of 5 to 2. Messrs,
lyle and Ross voting in the negative.
Y Adjourned to 10 q. m. tom orrow.
THE HOUSE.
Y The House met at ll.25 O'Clock,
When MIR. Spruance presented reso-
lution from the Philadelphia Produce
&xchanga, which was read and refer
pd.
The House met at s 4S O'Clock. when
Qr. Whitlock gave notice OF a bill to
nay out now road in Duck Creek
Hundred and an act for the relief of
Wrs. Lizzie Long.
Mr.. Watkins introduced bill In re-
lAtion to ST. Josephs Society.
The following were read and APP
proved:
To re-incorporate st. Georges; to
bay out new street In Frelerlca; act
10 relation to Delaware City public
n nchools. ..-0... -
adjourned until 10 o'clock to.mor-
TOW.
GOING FOR THE TELEPHONE
Mr.. Spruance has introduced q bill
rIHfhe House, providing that the rental
~ t0lephonss within one mile OF IN
|@@34AnBt Stiltl Ilpl oAtGcu Voc d year,
r. III $40 for one mila aud half. II this
iii should pass. it would no doubt be
- beneficial In the end to the COM
ranies as 1t will be to the pubic, as
i Hhile Ii would materially reduce the
n1tes. 1t would increase the number of
Instruments in use, by their introduo
hon into many private houses. Now
that the Bell patent has expired, the
oompanies are relieved Of paying roy.
sltins. consequently they can afford tc
stahd reduction in their rates.
sn.vERBnooK AGAIN.
It Is probable that the Slverbrook
uHatter will be taken up to morrow
Z nfteruoon for a public hearing wher
both sides will 6afve an opportunity oil
Expressing tSefr views. Peter !. Ford
Will be on hand to again urge with al
the power &C his command the con
asIn nation Of the stream, and will be
Supposed by willard salisbury. OH be
halt Of those opposing it. 1t is proba
Hle there will be qaite n large delega
' Won present from Wilmington, and
when both sides get through, what
the momOers don't know about Silver
Brook will not be worth knowing
have tiled to interview several Of the
Uembers to learn their feeling on the
natter, and as general thing founC
eneln non communal. ..
20 LxTEMMINATE TUBERCULOSIS.
IL is now oerlai that bill will ba pre-
nanted, having for it's object the ex-
Enctlon OF tuberculosis in this State.
The bill was prepared by DR.. Naal of the
Experimental Station at Newark, and Is
wary carefully drawn. While it is i'm
DOS slble TO secure the full taxi OF th'
NIL, until after 1t has been presented
~ the meeting OF the New Castle Couu
~ Farmers' Institute at Newark oil
Thursday, 1t has been learned that /
f,royldes Tor tho selection OF q proper
person as state veterinarian, who
hhall be authorized to inspect herds o
cattle and slaughter all tha ure al Ell
sd with tuberculosis. There ID also {
provision that tho owner OF the cow
slaughtered shall be- paid a certli o
part oil the value OF cattle thus con
dsmned and killed.
As Mr.. Cooch is member of tn
FARMERS Institute, he will present tn
| tkil to the House and urge its pas
cage. IL Is highly Important that im
mediate action should be taken o
sthl5 mhtter, as it lie a w0ll-know fRC
4hat there are herds of COWS, especta
~ In New Castle County, where thi
aisease exits, and nothing should b
lott undone to secure lis extinction.
LII IE4ClI YEl.Igws.
Tho raoch valJowe il ,ro,ber ma
ar TINT mri;antiv damaris iagis,atin
no stamp 1t out OF existence. sue
nrofest nraganfoI today Inv Nj
Enrnanos, from tbs Phiiadelpb,a Prt
s3i,oe EXCHANGE against The sGinmeT
n PsninsII,, neaehes.
..,t -, a., Ill, -.
hnother Cii.hs tiae wiz assist
suuins tne State vi thls uest u uctl !
se 'i w.,i " Ky i'assn.e % enn u
ehhns !. iilis.e'nsail"r Tor my Oh
premature or n'sSased run, uhuet
Rss y, 80 NJ, ~ II pa3 ~
VIII iilHhe IL very hipTDHtd"ie ous
moss Tor men TO Keep llseasel treas {
4helr places, as IL Will 10 fmpOsBi6
Tor them to realize anything FOR Il
frult 1t will also be a DrosNctiOn
~nns,r,s,g 10. IL M, g,,,it Ia ,iIeaa.a
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