Evening journal., 1895-03-08
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Continued From First Page.


February aud March to take therefrom,
or to sell or otherwise dispose Of TO be !
taken therefrom, oysters Of less than
two and one half inches in length. The |
Slmon's creek exemption is strick en- out |
Of section GA
Relating to Deceased Partners.
Representative Davis introduced an |
act to amend the act In relation to the !
settlement OF deceased persons inter |
est In firms and co partnerships, passed |
at Dover May q 1898 being chapter 774 |
OF volume 10. 1t strikes out section 4
and inserts In lieu thereof the following !
THAT the surviving partner or part |
ners within one year from the fling of q
written estimate, provided for In section
/, shall render TO the register In chan
Gerry an account Of all moneys, rights
and credits which constituted the just
aud true share or interest Of such de-
cessed partner In the assets Of the firm.
II he fail to perform this duty the
register In chsncery shall issue process
sf attachment egainst him and enforce
compliance Herewith by imprisonment
But tie register IN chancerY may, for
sufficient cause, extend the time for
accounting not exceeding six months
Immediately upon the rendering and
allowance OF said account the said sur
vlviug partner or partners shall pay over
to the executor or administrator Of the
estate of the deceased partner, the
amount of money, rights and credits
shown By eaid account TO belong to the
estate of said deceased partner, and his
acouittance therefore shsll be filed in
the Office OF the register in chapeery, and
the same shall be received as evidence In
any court OF law or equity in this state "
a Matter or Liability.
The bill to make dogs personal prop
erty was introduced in the House by
Representative Pyle It makes CANNES
liable to assessment and taxation and
the man who kills or steals them liable
to 60 to Jail Cities and towns are
allowed to kill them II their owners do
not conform TO the ordinances regulat-
ing the keeping and harboring OF such
animals
Tired OF Exemption.
For some years the charter Of Reho-
both has exempted new improvements
from taxation. The mmissioners OF
the town have found that 1t does not
pay and Representative DAILY has intro
duced bill doing away with such
1
changes the time for holding the town
election from the 6rst Monday to the
second Monday In April.
want one OF Their own.
The "Blg Oak" Is near Smyrna, and
! the people living thereabouts want q
school district Of their own. Repressn
tative Davis has bill In hand making a
new district out Of portions of districts
Nos 8 and 93
Representative Moore aud rob btcco.
Representative Moore gave notice OF a
| bill to regulate the use OF tobacco in
certain forms The measure has not yet
been placed in hia hands and he does not
| know its terms, but IL is believed to be
another cigarette bill.
| Against Medical QuRoks.
The leading physicians OF both schools
Of medicine, with few exceptions, speak
very highly Of the act now before the
General Assembly, providing for q council
OF medical examiners to examine and pass
upon the qualifications Of persons wish
ing to practice medicine In Delaware,
Some say that the chief Justice should
not be q member Of the council, but thst
the president OF the State Board Of Educa-
tion should The old school men say
that homeopathic regulations are far
better than theirs The old school
regulations have been in existence for
about fifty years and the subsequent
amendments have so complicated them
that a lawyer cannot straighten them
ont.
The bill which ia drafted, In the main,
after the laws of other and more ad
vauced states, provides for q tuniforu
standard OF medical education for all
schools Of mediaine Its advocates say
that It Is not founded on selhshness but
drawn In the general interest of thi
, public health Under present conditions
rejected men from other states can count
into Delaware, throw out their shingle
and kill as many patients as they please
, All that IS necessary is he possession o
diploma and the payment OF licsnsi
Zee Of $40 The purpose OF the examina
tion is to ascertain whether MAJ
possessing q diploma has sufiioien
knowlsdgs OF his profession to prescrib
for the lis Of the body
could NOT Meet the Loan.
Red Lion hundred road commissioner
want au extension OF a 8 000 loan an
one half of the road tax levied sn
Z collected ia the town OF st. Georges
J They we're down here yesterday accom-
panied by Mayor eyb0ld aud the TOW
commissioners OF Delaware City. Tb
/ bills have slresdy been introduced b
Representative Rev bold
I The reason assigned for wanting th
loan extended is that the bad conditic
I Of the roads and the incidental Xpanse {
keeping them repaired las pievente
them from being Role to met the loan
As Ter the 81 Georges matter the
contend that it Is the only town IN th
hundred which does not pay one half (
ire road tax for the support Of the road
Of the hundi ed outside the town. III
visitors bad hearings before the Houf
committees
single Tax Advocates
The single tax theorists had publ
. hearing 10 the Hall OF Representative
n yesterday afternoon They want q
, General Assembly TO pass the nill putin
n the ci y Of New Castle uuder siogle ia
J. for municipal purposes, and exemptiu
n from taxRtiun all improvements, putin
ali tbs tax on the land
a The speakers were A Il. Stevenson 81