The sun., 1901-02-20
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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W DIONlut loE lut otNlCNs puiAey Va |
the ballot; an act regulating the insur- |
ance business in Delaware; by Mr.. Hard
esty, an act providing an alderman and
builiff for FELTON,; by Mr.. Ewing, an act
to require constables in New Castle coun-
ty to wear suitable badge; act appro-
priating $6O1.6O to James Ill. Hughes to
reimburse him for money expended for
contingent expenses; appropriating 500
to the Mercantile Printing Company
for services and work; act appropriating
s5S9.15 to the Dover Index for printing;
by Mr.. Finn, act to prohibit the burning
of brush and rubbish ut night; act re-
quiring the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
to put safety gates at the du Pont cross
ing near Elsmere; by Mr.. Kitchen, act
providing for State detectives; by Mr..
Moore, act providing for the appoint
ment of State chemist; by Mr.. Robert
son, an act to enable Robert NJ. Burns
| to take up certain marsh lands i'll Kent
county; by Mr.. Kitchen, act to revise
and consolidate the Statutes of the city
of Wilmington; by Mr.. Shallcross, act to
incorporate the Trust and Deposit
Company of st. Georges hundred; act
authorizing the road commissioners of
st. Georges hundred to fund their float
ing Indebtedness; by Mr.. Hope, act to
increase the salary of chancellor and
the chief justice; act authorizing the
Governor to appoint a justice of the
peace for Woodside; by Mr.. Clendaniel,
act to authorize the Fish Commissioners
of Pennsylvania and New Jersey to
assist in restoring the sturgeon fisheries
in Delaware bay and appropriating
money therefore; by Mr.. Monaghan, an
act to authorize the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington to borrow 5000; act
imposing Il tax of three per cent. on the
gross earnings of gas companies i'll
Wilmington; by Mr.. Aron, act prohibit
ing the issuance Of trading stamps as
gift devices; act giving and granting
unto the State Board of Agriculture
powers now vested by the Governor to
prevent contagious diseases; act ap-
propriating $1,000 to defray the expenses
, of the State Board of Agriculture in
] making an exhibit ut Buffalo; by Mr..
Long. act to provide for a survey of all
marsh lands owned by the State be-
/ tween Cape Henlopen and the State
line: act authorizing the State treasurer
tn pay over certain moneys to consGli-
dated school districts Nos 2S and 121
in Sussex county; 10y Mr.. Chandler, act
to establish libraries in certain school
districts; act to permit women to vote
at certain elections: by Mr.. Baynard, an
act to incorporate the Citizens Realty
3 and Banking Company of Wilmington
act in relation to the revised statutes
J of Wilmington: by Mr.. Clark. an act Civ
ing widows aS dover the same share
rights in the estate of the husband as
the husbands have IN the estate of de
ceased wives: by Mr.. Warren, act pro
e viding for the dredging of BroadkiI
2 river: by Mr.. White, act to give power tC
tthe board of pardOnS to summon anC
compel the attendance of witnesses; by
Mr.. Healy, act to make fathers ant
mothers heirs instead of brothers ant
sisters: by Mr. Hodgson, act for tn,
it protection of foxes; by Mr. Hardesty
N act in relation to the corporation Jaw
as Of Delaware, pertaining to the condem
g. nation of land; by Mr.. Aron, act auth
t; orizing the Governor to appoint an in
)" Spector for the First and Second cleo
In tiun districts in the Seventh Represen
ne tatye district of Kent county: act /
a. increase the compensation of Kent coun
u ty trustees of the poor; act to tax certai
O. county lands; by Mr.. Wright, act relat
et ing to the jurisdiction Of justices of tn
~ peace.
~ pasSed--Senate bill reducing til
:, wreckmaster's bond, Senate bill author
I. iZing the town of Laurel to fund il
~ debt: Senate bill abolishing the oifit
of State detectives; ayes, 10; nays, i
House bill concerning death or injury
- eases of unlawful violence or negligenc
~ Lost-House joint resolution su
tis nitted by Mr.. IIardesty, appointiI
IA Martin L. Smith, John Z. Nields al
~ Julian G. Walker TO revise the presel
IN Revised Code.
700 Reconsidered and recommtted-W
&c. rnington High School loan bill, whi'
.ra. was defeated Oh Friday last.
is Reported-Commttee to settle wi
Secretary Of State Hughes, rccommen
ing an allowance of $3.50 to pay contin
rnt expenses.
wis .Adopted-House resolution offered
ap- Mr.. Clark, calling on the Secretary
the State to submit it list of all app
eEt priations thus far granted by the Leg
avs lature.
be Speaker McCommOns announced th
pm under resolution adopted recently,
)m- new bills excepting appropriation bi
can be introduced after Wednesday.
Reported favorably-House bill ma
ing March / moving day in New Gas
, county where not otherwise provide
n,o authorizing the road commissioners
md st. Georges hundred to fund tn
ard bonded debt; House bill to repeal t
was "Growler" law; for the protection
led timber in Sussex county; extendi
in. time for collecting 1899 taxes in N
the Castle passed; taxing vacant lots
Harrington.
Notce-By Mr. Baynard, an act
amend chapter 106 Of the Revised st
utes, relating to pleading and practi
u>r by Mr.. Warren, an act increasing [
~ appropriation from the Levy Court
ie, Sussex county to the town of Milt
y for repairing roads and streets; an .
authorizing the town of Lewes to borr
3, - $4,000 for light. water and fire appar
a. uS; by Mr.. Clark (for Mr.. Robertson)
art relating to the annual reports
corporations and changing the taxa
basis Of corporations by Mr.. Moore,
act incorporating the school commit
r Of of school district No. 1876 of Kent coun
q at ny Mr.. Hardesty, an act enabling c
her. tain physicians to practice in Delawa
was ~ Mr. Aron, an act taxing the Il
ls Of county almshouse for school nnrnos
g 10 hy Mr.. Hope, an act relating to Dove
school tax; by Mr.. Hodgson, an
authorizing the road commissioners
AppOQuinimnk hundred to float n d