The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-16
|H|RD EDITION.
LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS.

what IL Being Done ut Dover-A
Large Number of Bills Introduced
IA Another Railway schone.
L|nrrespondence OF the Republican.
~ Down, Feb. Is. 1898. The Senate met
q H.1b O'clock this morning, when Mr..
WIlliams gave notice OF an act to rein
VQrporate the smyrna and Philadel.
, hia incorporation Company.
81 A petition was presented by Senator
E xyie. from taxpayers in Sussex Coun-
fN asking that road lao yards long
" maintained from Nanticoke City to
4eaford. 1t was referred to com.
Is mfttee.
7 The following bills were introduced:
M BY Mr.. Records, act to amend chap
&ot IS, volume is, Laws of Delaware;
+ N MI. Williams. act to incorporate
~ 1Q4{lty Heal lastnte Company; by Mr..
[1IlG act to renew charter OF Washing
WOE Hotel Stables; by Mr.. Pyle, act to
We've Ellen Mitchell; by Mr.. Pyle. act
relation to Catholic corporations;
8 ~ MI. Pyle, act to Incorporate VIII
4 WDgton and Delaware River Wharf
Is Xompany; by Mr.. Pyle, to Incorporate
Aocal Union, No. 40 Brotherhood of
Arpenters and JoincIs. and to renew
& 41arter OF Rivervlew Cemetery Com
VI plny.
The following were read second
Time and referred:
senate bill to provide for munich
al Police Commission for tie city of
+ Wilmington
The House amendment to the Sem
f 4te Joint resolution In relation to Wis
Hing Faruhurst was concurrcd in.
MI. Lacey offered a resolution ap.
Mounting committee or three on that
B part OF the governors message relat-
ing to tho registration and election
laws. Adopted.
The following bills were read and re-
K {erred; House bills to amend the GER
4ficate of Incorporation OF the New
+ Century Club OF Wilmington to
change the name OF Mary Hanson
y, MRthef to Mary Hanson ASken Mather
The Senate bill to incorporate Dia
mopd State Circle, No. 8. b. U. II. f.,
x 81 North Milford Hundred. was pass
Adjourned to II a. m. to morrow
THE HOUSE.
Mr. Armstrong presented petition,
signed by about l02 residents of Kent
Il County, asking for tho repeal OF the
4 peaci yeliows act in that county.
The following bills We're intro
dFesd:
b Mr.. Spruance. to extend the
ton; by Mr.. Spruance, to Incorporates
the Highlands Land Company; BY MIR.
Cook, to incorporate the Board of
Trade OF New Castle; by Mr.. Hail. to
divorce Anthony and Mary Kiss; by
Il AIR. Sprunnce, to provide for tho vac
cination OF children In the public
schools; by Mr.. Spruance, further
supplement to the act authorizing the
Ieyy Court of New Castle to mike a
loan for the henott Of tho Trustees of
the Poor; by Mir. Watkins, TO renew
the charter of the Old Dominion
9teemship Company; by Mir. keDney,
to incorporate Friendly Circle, d. Of
u; relating to the government OF the
a City of Wilmington Council Appoin-
& Tees Extension bill); by Mr.. Day, to
renew the charter Of tho New Castle
4 Library Company; by Mr.. Whitenau,
Tor the holding OF u constitutional
eopvention election.
The Regular business was not resum
ID until $50 O'Clock, when notice WAS
4 given by Mr.. Spruance, OF an act IL
Ora Ii &c ta' n portion, of the city Of
k Wilmington.
The following bills were read a see
F--Ond time and referred;
Act'to divorce Welghton and Susan
hopkins; act to exempt property OF
West End Reading Room from taxa
fion; act to amend chapter 5S5 volume
y. Laws Of delaware; act to transfer
George G. Johnson'5 farm; act to lay
out now road la Kent county.
The following were passed.. Act to
Incorporate ralieyYlle Lodge, K. OF
Pact to make valid certain deed
act to authorize districts Nos. II and
\ ~ to build new school house.
adjourned until 10 O'clock this
morning.
eESsssI. MATTERS.
aha road ifst ftms s ASiFs bdhLE Wntttf Il
would be we'll to slaughter before they
I pass ouL of she House. Among tho
4 latter is tie bill extending tha term,
of the officers elecLod by tho City
Council OF Wilmington. The ohiaet
Of this bill Is to prevent tho present
Council elceting clerk, baiii!f and
otbe. officials for the ensuing term.
81 when the Democrats hold the Coun
y Gil. bill was puss. d, which Is still In
force. that permitted them to elect the
clerk and other officers Tor The ncon
Ing Council, but now tho Tables are
turned, and there lisa Rept.l lean Conn
ell consequently the Law Is no long
Or OF any use, and it mist he chang 81
BY CORY Wandering certain wards II
ie hopel that hs next Council Will be
Dmuerat!c. and therefore the Jaw
must he made TO meet such ooittn.
genoy, 1t certainly s.ems strange tint
the Democrats tan meyer s1s tuH IL
law needs any change, until 1t happens
70 alIcgt tie PuItg ana tAcn IL must lie
altered n once. 1t might, however,
~ We'll Tor The fapmhats, e7p"ciali \
those from Wllmingtou 10 taAe the
sober. second thought bufOre crowd
ing too many Of such bills on the
people.
some OF lie mem bcrs are young mel
with political aspirations and ambI