Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-23


pending pharmacy bills, the impression
has been given that my original summary
oi The provision requiring physicians who
conduct urug-stores 10 employ AT least one
qualified assistant was inaccurate. Here
is the bill to which referred Ill. B. No.
liGl and it speaks for ilself
scctiOni. That the sum Of 1900 he. and tho
same Is hereby appropriated annually, Tor the
use OF the said state Board Ol Pharmacy, pay
able o tho treasurer Of said board, and his re-
ceirt shall bp u sufficient voucher 10 the st 10
treasurer,
within Tho state OF Delaware Ehall pay The
sum Of 81 yearly To snid treasurer OF the State
EUarl Of h,rmary.
SOC. D. Ihat all physicians keeping drug
stOr' snail hgyo at least one qualiilel a5si5-
tant, with a certificate of examination from
said state board OF riiar.nacy. HnlO he ithe
assstant) be i graduate of pharmacy
Charles II. McWhorter, who has been
down here to-day dipping into several
measures Of pcndlng legislation, aud incl
dcntally eliminating the much-discllsspd
'alilnentnry refreshments from the
Union Park bill, declared, when showed
him this provision, that it, as well AS the
other pending Pharmacy bill, has been
very aurOltly drawn with intent to shut
out druggists and drug clerks qualified by
years OF practical experience, who are vet
neither graduates of pharmacy nor in pos
session Of the certificate of examination
referred to, 'Why," said he, "a man
might have spent II lifetime in the busi-
ness and have forgotten more about drugs
than the average graduate ut pharmacy
ever learned, and yet lie disqualified us an
assistant under this provision
AND another gentleman present, a re-
tired druggist remarked II can assure
sou, from my own knowledge, that the
pharmacy bill is loaded"
WORLDS FAIR APPROPRIATION.
Messrs. Thomas Il. Smith, Robert w.
REYNOLDS, William IL. Allaband und Il. II.
kenney Of the Delaware Board uI Worlds
Fair Managers, appeared befurG the special
committee on World Fair appropriation
this morning, to furnish some additional
data which the committee had asked for
The committee promised to make an carly
report on the appropriation. The man
ayers want $1,000, but current report says
the committee viii not recommend more
than about $1,000 MIR, Smith says that
he will shortly resign from the board
coLQUnouS VS.. FRAZER.
Secretary Colquhoun Of the Wilmington
Board of Health, was down here to-day
looking after the little pcrquistc that the
bill prepared by Secretary Frazer Of the
State Board of Health, proposes 10 sub
tract from his income. lie says that his
receipts last year from this sOurCe-thn
iive-cent fees for certifying birth, mar
riage and death returns to the recorder of
deeds, aggregated only Sl53.l5, represent
ing l,26I death reports, |, 22l births and
II LII iuIes ny WIZ tnt1 iiliGr-
a'Is, iS 'iSS e ~ lllc
ri;,yo,, s"inIy ne.eiien o in"i' @ o,,' he citE
It'll. a"r,.;ca II i. SS.,.ita grrnnisi,,7I ,I'1
III, t,,. .''7,''a y" W
'1ta'c' hpt " vac tlNN' h1Nc l" ScpuFult
tht county from the CITY returns, certliy
to their correctness, aud take them to the
recorder of deeds This entails cunsidcra-
lilo mhnr outside III Nilniinr,tr,' IL,
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w w ~ ',t,l'h1 ''o WI wy >,
uhucflhEcfs ana othcT persons VINO Tor
Waru sllch returns 70 thc recorder Set live
cents each for making returns of births,
MARRIAGES and deaths Under the law rs
il stands simuly' do the same tGimr and
ro,niyn tIo s,,i,, Gao fnr ~, Nvit,,,T7,t,'
,' I...tfS W ~ ~ W mn
It'uiHo' Anu vi: Np'lunpuh cA ApIaiile''
islation on this subject.
rup 1ysTpANrF ,nvuiesfoSrp,s pppnnr
nt iS,o .."NCh , st.%s,oS 81 ; EEroHt'
insurance commissioner iuphS SUD
mitted lls biennial report to the Gcncral
Assembly TINS afternoon, and this was
NJ Iiiri, ,S.n ,tinri,,,,, tjr EnnL... ~
i,.,t t,Hi - ,i'a -
nNNt ~ SSPit9 " tttt '".iS FI'H'cu "llV
ppunu, hlu 70 prepare anu supeHhlthu
the printing OF the customary accompany
ing detailed stutrmGntO of the condition and
business of the companies, and apprOpri.
otinr 81 100 10 compensate thc Gam,nis
; .;t'm ~ ,,.,ll ~ ros'J,,i
S'phtl ~ tiil9 WI n inu les"l"'l"l Was
referred 10 lhc committee on approprla'
tons.
Following is a summary of the report:
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nurihE iogi, iu- llSirall'e tp,ll liihi1S Wer'
20 H., - ,,@ H. H. ,,,I,, n ai,, - ~,
~ ~, - a'ie' . A., ~ l,.,,G 60! 81
u,, n rin iyI III, ,tri' ,r tG M III
in,s! ~ Irn % III. 4 or,,idsut IN rnsnattv +, II
guarantee and asses fmrnt companies, Five
lS7" TV" n, iamV nnnmn tay ~ tio he ,o, ", !" Y
w,,re t.iiuc tiran,sc Mutual Fire Insllranc,
Company being exempt ion taxation.
lhe receipts and expenditures lor 1891 were
as to!lp~a;
Fops lor iillnE annual alstatemehts' lssa- 40, .,
G en-, ~
i;"st,,,r,. KY,
-
Receipts uyor expenditures i2,OiG.l;
For tho year S1!:
FceN ~ lllihE annual statements ISL
Adysrt,-inr nbsirncts If statements i5G 4,
Postage e.'t.,,....,,,.,,.,,...... io0
,t.,. ,Io.--T,
Pa,,i idI a.. ,sy,, AMI tri,
frn,n H.1.ntt and romptuies and maid over /,
ihe STAT. troasurer: For lS0i. sli3g!.ll, fvl
lBi?, ia, l;.!a; total for both years, fel,slD ~
The Fhrhkatr Of shgltM ~ lsts wls Iue e
~ change q laA r3tn on premiums @ colleese
i'P ri. IS I;,i He :" Slawre .e., rn,proptcs col
lettSi iSi,.jgdS in premiil i and incurred
losscs IL fasGi7.l4 NE otnrr companic.
authorized % 10 business IN thls state col
lcctcd premiums oi S!t',G5l'95; aHd Incurred
lossss @ n 5ii3,'li..a ,.,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,a
rrcyrii,nz i W ,F, e! mud i,nrred Losses I"
tI2aI5Gt y F,no.S"rt t,,,t,a p tti,s roiIctied nrs
iniIm. ii Sl5l,jgAl0, AMI Incurred losses d
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