Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-16
three members each, revising ASSESS
mept in each district, two members

three members each, revising ASSESS
ment in each district, two members
each.
Appointments mads by the court dur
ing tho month OF February For one
year. ianitor for Court House, night
wstchman of Court House, fireman for
Court House.. trustees OF the poor,
regulator OF the clock, the bridge
Appointments made during the month
OF M arch, for one year Constables for
county.
Appointments made during the month
OF May Collectors of county taxes.
On motion OF Mr. Chandler the ru es
we're adopted He sa d all the mem
berH had read thtm over except Mr..
Armstrong, and he had intended to let
him read them, but the reporters had
had them.
On motion OF Mr.. Armstrong, the
committee was authorized to have 90
copies OF the rules printed.
Mr.. Ewarr presented the following:
z Be 1t resolved by the Levy Court OF
New Castle county, this l4th day of
January, A. d. 1902, that in oIdsr to
encourage the study of law and the
science OF oivlo Institutions, permission
Ia hereby granted to the Law Academy
OF Delaware TO hold it's weekly meetings
In the courtroom OF the COUNTY build
logs, when the same is not otherwise
in use.
Mr.. Elliott who had arrived mean
while, seconded the resolution. Mr..
Armstrong thought the object might ne
good, but suggested that the court
should be sure it was right to do so,
before granting the use OF the court
room. Mr.. Ewsrt Withdrew the reso-
luton, and it is to come IN later.
Mr.. Megginson presented the follow
ing report from the Iai commissioners
concerning the property at the jail
One bo1k case lot of old law books.
office desk, platform scales, 5l iron
bedsteads, many of them broken, I'D
coal stove, monkey wrench, pipe wrench,
| pine ngH, large cook stove, badly
worn, circulating boiler, lG rolls Prison
oloth, 81 Tin cups, 8 tin pans, 10 tin
sink rims rs pairs shoes, II pairs
rrison pants "A ladies waists. II
ladies' wrappers, 3 ladies' hats, sp t.
toons, / large hammers, 40 small ham
mers, pios, 2 wheelbarrows, ole
shnes, small cook stove, l bread box,
/ truck, IS blankets, 20 bed sacks,
caps soft hate, 5O top shirts, ~ pa rS
drawers, 81 undershirls, pairs trousers
| ! knit jacket, 434 dozen stockings,
Office chairs, broken, fiat top table,
clock, Ice cooler,
Twenty bedsteadsy and 20 blankets
were disposed OF by Mr.. Megginson
Superintendent Whitley of the Snnda.
breakfast Mission acknowledged tn
receipt OF the last-named and othe
articles from Mr.. Megginson.
President Willis appointed Messrs
Megg iuson, Ewart and Chandler tc b.
"a COMMITTEES to dispose of the article
reina nitig at ths Jail. Some OF then
will probably he given to the work
house trustees.
Mr. Ewart announced that bills TO
s8.3S and So 95 had come to him. whic
had been contracted while Mr.. Lyn
was the commissioner. Personally h
knew nothing about them, and wiHhe
TO know what to do.
Mr.. Chandler said that Mr., Lyn
could not now do anything with them
apu while he helieved they were cor
rect, yet he suggested it would be hes
for the member to satisfy himself tha
they we're The president suggeste
that Mr.. Ewart communicated with tn
partie' in the bills. Mr.. Elliott sal
he had bill for so for work on
bridge which with the permission {
the court, he would approve.