The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
VERY BUSY
ASSEMBLYMEN
Hear of Many More New
Bills of Importance
to COnSti tuentS.

the rush which characterised Yesterdays
work. Aftsr Monday no now business
will bo accepted in either House and Until
that tilns the present rush will be con-
tinued.
GYPsIEs ARE A NUISANCE,
Mr.. Hunter gave notice OF an act which
Is designed to break up the gypsy nut-
ssncs. The nnmud. enjoy the privileges
Of the State without paying cent and
abuss tho privilege by constituting them
selves a nuisance. Mr.. Hunters act will
provide evsry band visiting the State
shall pay an annual license Of $5O aud
while but little revenue is expected to be
derived from this source the act will have
tho effect Of Kidding the STATE Of tho null
sance.
ANOTHER WEEK FOR RAIL BIRD HUNTING.
Mr.. Shallcross will introduce an acl the
passage Of which will be welcomed by
portsmsn of the State. 1t will extend
the season for hunting rail birds one week
by making the law out on August 25.
Mr Donahoe this afternoon gave notice
VI I'LL utt uuNh - IL hE tho boNothoh w "p-
point an additional notary public for vii.
mington.
To PROTECT LOAN ASSOCIATION INVESTORS.
Mr.. McNuity's act regulating tho bust
ness of foreign and home building and
loan associations doing business in this
state passed the House this afternoon and
should 1t pass the Senate which it un-
doubtedly will, it will be the first law on
the statute bucks Of this state protecting
iuves ors in those corporations The act
makes it compulsory on the part OF all
such companies to file annually with the
Insurance Commissioner u statement Of
tho business transacted here during the
close OF the a seal year. The act also pre-
scribed the payment of the annual license
fee Of s. on home companies doing BUSH
ness wholly in this state; y license Zee Of
Sa5 on local companies doing business
out of the state and fee of 500 on oil
foreign companies doing bu mess In this
state. The act also compels all foreign
corporations to file annually with the state
treasurer an amount of collateral equal
to Tho amount Of business tran ,actod here
during the closing fiscal year This will
serve Us an indelnnifyipy bond to those
Delawarenns who may invest in the co;n-
panes. The act is con Sderel one Of the
best that has passed. the House.
Representative Taylor this afternoon
gave notice of an act compiling the Dola-
ware Railroad Company to provide II
Waterman at tho intersection Of the pub
lie road and the railroad,
RECALLED AND PASSED.
House bill regu Iating the slla Of yellow
treioil mixel with red clover ~eod was re-
called by tho House for tho purpose of
making correction in the title
These bills were passed: House hili re-
pealing the law providing for y poll tax
assessment; House bill in relation to d.
vorc9 appeal eases; Ho,ss bill enabling
the Harrington Board Of Education to
raise $500 annually for school ,purposcs;
House bill incorporating tho town of
Little Creek; House bill authorizing the
Dover Town Council to borrow SO 900 for
the purpose of es 'ablishing an electric
light plant and redeemng outstanding
water bonds; yIou-e bill authorizing said
Council to establish said plant; House
bill providing general law for the gov
ernmcpt Of building and loan association
doing hu ines, in this state; House bill
prohibiting catch question in the examin-
wi ,f M -,I,nhI an, an (,,
CD Senate bill changing tho name of
Mary Atwood to Mary Cnlhar;h; lIpu,e
bill providing sracel school facilities for
the children of this state
SOME NOTICES.
Nj Rose gave no ice Of tou" nets which
arc Of grea' Importance. The first acts pro.
yidcs that unincorpOratcd towns Of tie
ST Atc can collect dog tax for town purpo-
SEES The bin exemp the dogs from tho
county assessment
The second act provides for an am'nd-
ment to he Charter of Newark so tina tho
city can regulate the asse'sm'n mt of fam
lands within the townlimi's. Tho hject
% the bill is to increase the towns Gnan-
tes.
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market stands IN the wilmington streeb
market, while the other rrqnlrc' all trust
companies to pay the same amount of state
tax "a paid by tho National Banks. Tho
act relatingto tho wilmington markets is
| designed to protect Delawareans VINO may
| desire to occupy space IN the markets.
Speaker Clark gave notice OF an act pro-
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