Evening journal., 1897-04-15

observation-disclosures ABOUT AD--
MISSIONS TO FARNHURsT.
staf Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover, April 15.--At the afternoon ses-
sion Of the House the following bills
were passed: House bills to divorce
Annie and James Clee; to incorporate
the Security Loan Association; to al
low tine Levy Court OF Sussex county to
take charge OF O road in Baltimore
hundred; Senate bills to change the
name OF Mary Il. Steele to Mary E.
johnson; in reference to a notary pub
lie in the city OF Wilmington.
TO BE SUBMITTED.
The House Committee on Transpor-
tation Determinations held a meeting
behind closed doors yesterday. 1t APP
proved the bill presented by the attor-
news and decided to have 500 copies Of
At printed to be submitted to the farm
ers and others interested for their ap-
proval or disapproval, and to give
them a hearing on next Tuesday, April
20, at 1.30 o'clock. The report Of the
committee will not be ready until after
that date.
BILLS FAVORABLY REPORTED.
The following bills were favorably re-
ported In the House yesterday morn
ing: Senate bill to incorporate the
Guarantee Storage and Warehouse
Company. with an amendment specify
ing that the main office shall be in
Wilmington House bill to incorporate
Stars and Stripes Council, Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, OF Wilmington; to incorporate the
Call Printing Company, Of Smyrna;
Senate bill to incorporate the Delaware
Insurance Company; House bills to in
corporate the Guarantee Loan Associa-
tion; to amend the charter of the Phoe-
nix Fire Company; to amend the char
ter OF the Fame Hose Company.
no DEVELOP OCEAN VIEW.
Representative Dukes gave notice OF
an act to incorporate the Ocean View
Beach Improvement Company Elisha
c. Dukes, Everett Hickman, Captain
Robert w. Dasey, DR.. Ulysses w.
Hooker, Henry A. Houston, Charles w
Cullen and II. l.. Holiday are the in
corporators. Their capital stock shall
not be less than $4,000 or more than
100000. They propose to develop
Ocean View, on the Atlantic coast
about twelve miles below Rehoboth. In
a day or two bill providing an electric
railway from Rehoboth to Ocean View
will be introduced by Mr.. Dukes.
SUMMER SCHOOL AND CAMP
MEETING.
Notice Of bill to incorporate the
Peninsula Camp Meeting and Summer
School sAssoeiatioS was given by Rep
resentative Smith. The incorporators
are Presiding Elder r. II. Adams, Ed
ward c. Atkins, julius A. Brewington
David II. Corkran, James Graham, John
w. Poole James ID. Reese, William ID
Wilson. Rev. j. T. Van Burkalow, Peter
James, Charles b. Schellenger, Charles
NJ Marshall, Charles w. Simmons
Myers Pishet. w. w. Konwles and A
Duncan Yokum. The maximum limit
OF their capital stock is $4,000. They
propose to run a Summer school anc
camp meeting at Rehoboth, and to con-
duct boarding-houses and lighthouses
FROM COMMISSIONERS TO SUPER
,..,,,. VISORS. ~
b. Representative Mccoy gave notice oi
an act abolishing the road commission
ers OF the several hundreds OF New Cas-.
tie county and placing all roads under
the Levy Court, with power to appoint
supervisors.
NOW READY TO DO 1T.
3, Representative Cheairs gave notice o.
an act to amend an act to amend th'
charter OF the St. Augustine Marst
Company, near MiddletOwn. It eX
tends the act Of 1898, which appointed
w. Pierce Biggs, James T. Shallcrosl
and Robert S. Carpenter to lay out th'
land and prepare plot showing thu
different tracts OF marsh and their own
ers. An extension OF the act was grant
ed In 1895 for the period OF six months
but it also expired without anything
being done, and now that the commits
sioers are ready to go to work the.
want another extension.
ANOTHER WILMINGTON COUNCIL
Representative HAZEL gave notice o
an act TO incorporate Diamond Council
No. 8, Jr o. u. A. NJ, of Wilmington
George w. Taylor. James ii. Piersou
"A. b. Stayton, Justin N. Anderson. r
r. Simmons, ]. c. Mendenhall. W.
Kirk, Nj. r. Fisher and J. c. Colhsol
are the incorporators. The council
authorized to hold property, the clea
annual income OF which shall not ex
coed $1,000.
REGULATING ADMISSIONS.
Representative HAZEL has receive
another amendment to the law regulat
ing the admission Of persons into tn
Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurs
IL strikes out section and substitute
the following:
In no case shall the Levy Court G
Trustees of the Poor OF an
county be required TO pay fC
the examination by a physician {
the applicant for admission to th
State Hospital as provided by this ac
unless the relative or friend of said al
plicant 0f there be such known relS
tive or friend), shall make affiday
that such applicant is unable to pa
for such examination; when the trustC
to whom the application for admissio
was made originally and by whom tn
physicians are appointed, shall mai
and sign an order for such payment b
the Levy Court or Trustees of II
Poor, which order shall be sufficieI
warrant for the said Levy Court (
trustees to pay for the services Of ii
physician or physicians in the exam
nation aforesaid.
A QUESTION OF REVENUE.