Milford chronicle., 1895-02-22
Adjourned TO ram.
MONDAY, FEB. Is.
un,,ae 1t,et at Ii olclnck.

Read aud referred-To incorporate the
Great Council Of Delaware, Improved Ordei
of Red Men; TO divorce Cecil A. and Marth'
Cole; to revise aud extend the time for re-
cordiug private acts.
Passed-To incorporate the Cypress Greek
Branch Ditch Company.
House met at IS O'Clock.
Iutroduced-By Mr.. Brown, to allow the
commissioners Of the town Of Seaford to is
sue bonds for certain purposes.
passed-To divorce Margaret and George
H Lynch.
Adjourned to II m. Tuesday.
There was no material change in the vote
for U. S. Senator.
sENArE-TUEsDAY, FEB r9,
Senate met at II O'Clock.
Concurred in-House joint resolution ap
propriatipg $4,000 10 the Delaware State
1 Hospital at Farnhurst.
Notice-By MI Records. an act 10 in
corporate the Sussex Mutual Insurance
Company; TO transfer the farm of Helen NJ
Stout from school district No. IS to school
districts Nos. "a, Ia6, and 1877, Kent county.
Introduced-By Mr. Handy, acts in rela-
tiou to the payment of costs in criminal
cases; an act to amend an act entitled au
act to incorporate the Delaware Industrial
School for Girls; an act to prevent the aid
ing or Aarboring girls escaping from the
Delaware Industrial School for Girls
Read first ume-To divorce Margaret 3
and George H Lynch.
Read and referred-House bill trans
ferring the farm of Caleb NJ. Mccabe from
school district No. rI9 to district No. 81,
Sussex county.
Passed-House bill to in corporate the
Morris, DIaull and Burton Salvage Com
pany.
Adjourned until II a. m. Wednesday.
HousE-TUEsDAY, FEB 10TH.
House met at IIo5 o'clock.
Introduced-By Mr Brown, to divorce
Eugene and Lizzie NJ Johnson; by Mr..
Money, to diyorce Mary E. and William 7.
Devalliuger.
Read and referred-To allow town of
Seaford to issue bonds; in relation to Sussex
Land and Cattle Company.
Read and referred--To authorize the gov
ernor to appoint justice of the peace aud
notary public in Sussex county
Passed-S Substitute for Senate bill to in
corporate the Farmers Union Store Com
pany; to incorporate winona Tribe, I'm
proved Order Of Red Mer las amended; to
incorporate Pocomoke Tribe, Improved
O-4a- - u.d Ma lac afuendadl
Iutroduced-By Mr.. Burton, to divorce
Eliza A, and John A. Short; by Mr.. Towns
end, to amend an act to incorporate the
Beaver Dam Ditch Company
Adjourned to II a. m. Wednesday.
TUESDAYS VOTE.
For Anthony Higgins-Alrichs, Burton,
Jolls, Money, Reybold, Townsend, Walker,
Wilson's.
For J. Edward Addicks-Hauby, Ball,
Brown, c. L. Moore. Robbins-5.
For George V. Massey. M. c. Moore,
Pierce, Fleming, Speaker McMullen-4.
For lanes NJ. Fenimere, Har-
rington, Speaker Watson, Davis, Killen,
Svpherd. Thomas A. WATSON.
For Ebe W. Tunuell-John Pyle, Rec
ords, DAILY, DAILY, Mustard-4.
Absent-Frederic Pyle, Morgan.
SENATE rE-wEDNEsDAY, FEB. 20.
Senate met at II:I5 O'Clock.
Introduced-By Mr. Records, an act to
incorporate tie Sussex Mutual Insurance
Company.
House bills to divorce Margaret G and
George H. Lynch to incorporate the Far
mers and Merchants National Building and
Loan Association Senate bill in relation to
costs in criminal cases.
Passed Senate substitute for the act to
incorporate Delaware Lodge, No. 2 S OF H..
Introduced-By Mr.. Pyle, an act to trans
fer the farm of Helen NJ. Stout from school
district No IS to school districts Nos "a,
I26 and I27, Kent county.
Adjourned to II a. m. to morrow
HousE-wEDNEsDAV, FEB 20.
Notices-By Mr.. Brown, to divorce I. c.
aud Anna NJ Haynes by Mr. Townsend, to
transfer farm Of John W. Luke from school
district No. 20 to 1928 in Sussex county; by
Mr. Mustard, to protect game in Kent
county; by Mr., Ball, to make Margaret Hale
Wilson and Rosalie Wilson heirs-at-law Of
T. Edward Addicks; by Mr. Davis, to lay
out new road in Keuton hundred
Inuoduced-BY Mr. Burton, to transfer
farm of Robert Arnold and heirs of Henry
E Rogers from school district No. u to No
III in Sussex county.
Read and referred, to divorce Eliza A. ant
John F. Short; to amend chapter l2o, Re
vised Code.
Passed-To extend the time of recording
private acts.
Notices-By Mr. Townsend, to lay out
new road in Baltimore hundred.
Adjourned to Io, 80 a. m. tomorrow.
There was but one ballot taken to-day
and as had been expected the Republican
vote was unchanged. Ambassador Thoma
2. Bayard was given a few complimentary
votes BY the Democrats, The ballot resulted
in no election.
The two Houses separated on motion
Senator Harrington to meet at noon to-mor
row, Thursday.
Newall Ball, Republican Representative
? from North West Fork, gave notice of a bill
in the House Wednesday of an act maxim
Margaret Hale Wilson and Rosalie Wilso
daughters and heirs at law Of J. Edwar
Addicks.
Senator William T. Records will offer
Joint resolution to the Legislature to adjour
sine die on Thursday, March IS.
He suggests that no new business be r'
ceived after Friday, March 8.
FOR A CONVENTION.
In the Senate Monday morning Senate
pyle introduced bill to provide for cor
. stitutioual convention. Itprovides that tn