Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-05-09

Seliteu ana exhibited TO Sucn lnspecIor oy
the person whose rights are affected
thereby with the ike effect"
DOVER, May 1.-The dreary farce of
GLOW not to elect Senator" was again
enacted by the Legislature to-day, before
very small audience But one ballot-the
120th-was taaen resulting as follows;
THE BALLOT IN DETAIL.
For Higgins-Senator Alrchs and Repre-.
sentatiyes Jolls, Reybold, Walker and
For Addicks-senator Hamby and Rep
resentatives Ball, Brown, Money, Moore
and Robbins-6.
For Massey-Senators Moore and Pierce,
Speaker McMullen and Representatives
Burton, Fleming and Townsend--0.
For acknowledgements Morgan
Il.
For Edward Ridgely--Speaker Pro Tenn
Records. Senators Fenimore, Harrington
and Pyle, and Representatives DAILY, Davis,
killen, Sypherd aud Watson-9.
For Ebe W. Tunnel = Representative
Mustard-l.
Absent-speaker Watson and Represen-
tative Pyle.
On motion of Senator Pyle, the two
houses separated until noon tomorrow.
DOVER, May 3.-J. Edward Addicks
gave yesterday an inkling of some OF
the legislation he desires to obtain. lie
had two bills introduced in the Senate,
one to reincorporate the Oxy-Hydrogen
Co. of Delaware and amend its charter
and the other to incorporate the Brandy
wine Gas Co. Two bills introduced in
the House, one an act to incorporate the
Delaware Woolen and Knitting Manu-
fucturing Co. and the other an act TO in
corporate the Empire Cotton and Cor
dage Manufacturing Co., are, it is sus-
pected, bills to create more Addicks con-
Germs. ALI four bills were drafted by the
same person and three of them, in
many respects, bear striking resem-
blance. The Senate bills were intro
duced by Senator Pyle and the House
bills by Representative Moore.
Its incidental provisions strongly re-
semble those of the bills to incorporate
the w0olen and cotton companies. The
provisions of the Brandywine Gas Co.
charter, not contained in the telegrahic
report, include the following: The prop
erty and affairs of the company shall be
managed by board of directors not
less than three nor more than 10 IN
number. The company shall have the
power to purchase and sales OF or in
VestInents in stocks, bonds and securities
of other companies engaged in any like
business or organized for similar pur
pose, and to make advances of money
and Of credit to such other companies
and to aid in like manner contractor
and manufacturers engaged in a smi
lar business, and to receive and hold OF
deposit or as collateral, or otherwise
any estate or properly, real o
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and accounts of such individuals ant
companies, and the same to purchase
collect, adjust aud settle, and also +
pledge, sell and dispose thereof on sue
terms as may be agreed upon betwee
them and the parties contracting wit
them, and also to endorse and guarante
the payment OF the bonds and the pei
formance of the obligations OF sue
other corporations, firms and individ
! uaIs, and To assume, become responsible
for, execute and carry out any cor
, tracts, leases or sub-leases made by an
I such company to or with any otht
company or companies, individuals
. firms whatsoever engaged i'll a slmia
A business, and to purchase, make, III
: and maintain any works or lmprov
ments connecting or intended to
connected with the works OF said cor
i pany; and said company shall be lab
u to taxation as other corporations in th
5 State.
! THE wooLEN CO.
The incorporators of the Delawa
o Woolen and Knitting Manufacture
Co. are James G. Shaw, Horace Brow
1t Charles IL. Kittinger, CLARENCE
lS (tnhul
y capital stock is to be 100000, wi
II power to increase to an unlimit
Y amount. 1t is authorized to contra
ie with any person or persons, firms, C
it porations or any other party, howsoey
formed, existing or that may hereaft
I'd exist, in any way that said parties
es any Of them may have authority 10 {
y to build, construct or manage any VIC
I, or works, public or private, and to II
in nish and supply all needtul materla
r.: labor, implements, instruments and Il
ie lures of any kind, and to purchase, err
-: and construct in its own name and
ot its own benefit, or otherwise, any su
~ ~ work as it may by law be authorized
he do, and to aid, cooperate and I'M
he with any other company, pers
Wy ortirm in SO doing; provided, ho
or ever, that the corporation shall not
ot enabled to construct or operate rallroi
err or any other work, save such as sll
al be deemed necessary or proper for
he Manufacture, production, supply
ep manipulation in any way, manner
all character whatsoever OF wool, WOO
he fibre, wooden yarn or woolen fabrics
ier whatsoever kind or character, or how
mt ever produced, or for whatsoever p
~ pose, for any corporations, firms
,ts a individuals, and for the purchase, C
he sLruction and manufacture OF
al machinery, buildings, materials, imI
iii ments and appurtenances connec
nj therewitn or incidental thereto. l
cd piyen power to make purchases or S;
ees of or investments in stocks, bonds !
VI ~ securities of other companies enga
he in any like business or organi
for u similar purpose, and TO
'ol in like manner contractors ana ma
the facturers engaged III similar busln
inc and to receive aud hold on deposlt
III collateral, or otherwise, any eStat'
md md property, real or personal, including
,ap- notes, obligations and accounts OF
the individuals and companies, and
de- same to purchase, collect, ADJUST.
ling settle, and also to pledge, sell and
ana pose thereof, on such terms as ma
iog agreed upon between y and the pa
iSSS ~ contracting with it, and also to end
eral and guarantee the payment OF the d.
Un- and the performance OF the obllgai
such of such other corporations, nrms
ton individuals, and to assume, bee
the responsible for, execute and G
and out any contracts, leases or suo-lt
!, ! m IN. made by any such company to or
nire t,,ns any other company or companies
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