Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-05-04

| equal To the deceased partners interest.
| II false return is made the bond will be
increased to Il sufficient amount and if
necessary receiver will he appointed.
On motion of Senator Filling, the vote
| by which the House bill to tax foreign
| corporations was defeated was recon
sldcred, and the measure was amended
| and passed
Mr., Piillng preceding the amending of
the bilD--lts intent is good, but there's too
much latitude. would like to have it re-
yised. It's chief object is to head off bogus
| insurance and building associations
As amended the bill makes ii unlawful
| Tor any corporation created by the laws of
any other State or the laws of the United
| states, except fire insurance companies to
! do business in this state through Il branch
office or agent located in the State until
| after 1t has filed i'll the Office of the secre-
tary OF State Il certified copy of its charter
ana the name Of its authorized agent,
together with a sworn statement of its
assets and liabilities and paid fee of S1D.
1t does not make violation Of the measure
| punishable by imprisonment, as was in
| tended by the original bill.
The Senate passed this afternoon the
| House bill to protect the marks of bounda-
rles Of this state. Anybody who defaces
| them will be liable to line Of 1000 and
Imprisonment for year. Half OF the fine
| Will go to the informer.
| Clerk Layton of tile House, who, as pre-
| ylouSiy stated, purchased from DIR. +. NJ.
| Gum of FranktOrd, a few days ago half
interest in Fenwick's S Island. bought from
ex-Clerk of the House William \. Gum,
| yesterday, the other half interest. The
Fenwlck's Island Company has been EN-
| powered to build either II steam or electric
railway from Frankford TO tine island and
may begin its construction at an early
| date. Clerk Layton has associated with
| him William II. kenworthy, president of
the Capelle Hardware Company OF VIII
| mington Frank Taylor, president of the
Nllcanlte Fibre Company, OF the same
| city, Willard salisbury, vice president of
| Wilmington City ilway Company.
| Horace j. Hickman and Captain Robert
| W. Dasey of the House, Everett llck man,
| clerk OF the orphans court OF sussex
| county, and others. 1t is rllmorcd and
! generally believed that Preston Lea, preSi-
dent Of Wilmington City Railway Com
| pany, is also associated with Clerk Layton.
The island has 81 miles frontage ON the
Atlantic ocean anu the same on the Isle of
| Wight bay and Assawaman canal. 1t is
| divided by the Delaware and Maryland
line. IL is known rs one of the greatest
cunning points on the coast tCr geese and
canvas back ducks. Diamond back terra.
pins abound there. II has fine grove
within 200 yards Of the ocean and an ele-
giant farm Of about $50 acres of arabic
land.
| DOVER, April 2S.--BOth branches of
the General Assembly finished this after
noon their work for this week and ad-
| iourned until next Monday morning.
The Senate did splendid service this
morning III disposing of the odious bill
for the equalization of taxation. About
IL O'Clock it was whispered about the
Capitol that the bill was on its death
he'd and instantly the Senate gallery
was throngeI ,yitb Renresentativas
visitors and LOBBYISTS. Senator's Lacey
Watson. Records and Houston were
bending over the bedside and Senator
Records was administering medicine.
He moved that the bill be made the
| special order OF the day for next Tues
| day morning, at 10 O'Clock. He referred
TO the absence of Senator Williams and
said it was desirable that the bill be
considered with all the members in at
tendance. While he was making this
plea Senator Williams entered and the
latter and Senator Pilling demanded
immediate action, saying "we have a
full house now and may not next Tues
day." A vote on the motion was taken
with the following result:
Neas-AIessrs Lacey, records, Watson
and Iouston-4.
Navs-Mcssrs. PYLE, Pilling, Williams
/ NIcMullen and Ross-b.
Senator Records administered more
medicine He made two more motions.
one 10 adjourn until Monday morning
and the other to take recess until n
m, both of which were defeated by n
vote of 5 to 4.
senator Pilling-Read the bill.
Friends of the measure-Give US more
time to make amendments.
Opponents-present the amendments
or xiii the bill.
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