Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26

sued the study of veterinary medicine
for at least three years in some legally
Incorporated veterinary college prior TO
the granting of said diploma or foreign
license In case Of failure at any such
examination, the candidate, after the
expiration Of. six months and within
two years, shall have the privilege of q
second examination. without the pay
ment of an additional fee. From and
after the first Monday in june, 1893,
any person who has complied with the
provisions of this act, can enter upon
tho practice of veterinary medicine and
surgery, provided he has exhibited to
the clerk Of the peace OF the county IN
which he desires 10 practice his license
and paid to that Official 81 us u regis
tration foe. Any person convicted Of
violating the provisions of the act Shall
pay fine hot exceeding 1900
Nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to interfere with or punish COM
missioned veterinarians in the United |
States army or any lawfully qualified |
veterinarian residing in other States |
or countries from meeting registered
veterinarians of this State in consulta-
tion, or any veterinarian residing on
the border Of neighboring State and
duly authorized under the laws thereof
TO practice veterinary medicine and
surgery from iracticing within the
4 limits OF this State, provided that such
practitioner shall not open an Office
| within this State. And nothing in
| this act shall DO construed TO prohibit
| the practice of veterinary medicine and
surgery in this State by any prac-
titioner who shall have been duly
registered before the first Monday in
June, 1899.
| Dover, Jan. 20. "a MIR. McNulty will in
| troduce an act to give the Municipal
Court of Wilmington jurisdiction TO
try, hear and determine the misde-
meanors designated in chapter AIS,
Vol. XI, Laws of Delaware Tin relation
to obtaining goods under false pre-
tencesl, chapter 454, Vol. ri lin re-
lation to the suppression of gambling,
chapter 232, Vol. XVIII lin. relation
to the suppression OF lottery policies
and sections l and 2, chapter 54S, Vol,
XVI Tin relation to carrying concealed
q deadly weapon, whenever such
offences shall be committed within
said city, and to amend chapter AIS,
Vol. XII.
The act authorizes said court to
punish all persons convicted of such
offences. All such prosecutions shall be
carried on in the name of the State,
and shall be by information signed by
the attorney general or by a deputy
attorney general duly constituted by
letter of appointment from the attor-
ney general, and shall be without in
dictment by grand jury or trial by
petit jury. There shall be an appeal
| from the Municipal Court to the Court
Of General Sessions in all cases in
which the sentence shall be imprison-
{ ment exceeding one month or fine
exceeding 500, provided, however, SAID
appeal shall be taken within 10 days
from the day of sentence No appea
q shall be allowed until the person de,
4 string such appeal shall present to thu
i Court of General Sessions, or one O.
: the Judges thereof, petition with Z
bond attached. The amount of the bono
- has not yet een'determined. Within
"a hours after the petition and bono
y are approved, they shall be filed will
/. the clerk of the peace, who shall i'm
il medately issue a writ of certiorari tt
! the Municipal Court, directing it tt
n send up the original information upol
"a which the appellant was tried and con
j victed. 1t is proposed to amend section
/. 1, chapter AIS, Vol. XI, by striking
a out the proyiso to section !.
IL EQUALIZATION OF WATER RENT.
ii Patrick Neary brought down fror
r Wilmington yesterday, aud handed I
lie Representative Robertson for intro
l. duction in the House, an act to amen
D. chapter 206, Vol. XVII, Laws of Dela
le ware, entitled "an act to establish
10 Board of Water Commissioners for tn
w city of Wilmington and for other pun
On poses. Its intent is to equalize waite
It, rents. 1t contains only one section
le which is as follows: "That section
w of chapter FOG, Vol. XVII, Laws
e. Delaware, be and the same IS heret
he amended by inserting between Il
I'll word dollars and the word and
al the seventh line of said section Il
Ter words and provided further that al
person paying the sum OF $40 oil mo
it yearly on any dwelling may apply
or the said Board of Water Commissone
ng for meter service on such dwelling
he the regular charges of such servic
of and it shall be the duty of said Boa
IS, Of Water Commissioners to furnish
G., meter service for such dwelling, al
nd provided further that the nlinimu
led on said dwelling shall not be less TIL
SlO.'"
Y. The bill in relation TO the Boa
ro of Water Commissioners to be init
of duced by Senator Pyle has not y
in been received.
Legislative Attorney Walter II. Hay
ne will probably be requested to prepu
cal bill respecting the Board of Wa
nj Commissioners.
lall INCREASE OF APPROPRIATION.
airy Representative Donahoe will int
ces duce an act to appropriate money
ted aid the Historical Society OF the ST
the of Delaware for certain purposes
rec interest to the State. The intent
une the bill is to increase the societ
ex- yearly appropriation to $500, VIII
Who would be $3.50 more than at prose
one The appropriation is to aid the soci
for in collecting and publishing in WI
7 in ing or print such matters of biograp
tees cal and historical interest to the ST
edi as, to the society, may seem expedite
ears whether in documentary, pamphlet
int book form.
int Representative Frizzeil win I'M
II of duce an act requiring tho Baltimor
hall Philadelphia Railroad Co. to put sal
iade gates and employ u Waterman at
for railroad crossing on the du Pont r
all near Esmere. Neglect to comply "
plus the provisions Of the bill is to
GIVE punished by u fine OF $40 daily
sur each day of said incompetence a
pose May LIST next
,nse, Representative Shallcross will in
more duce an act to regulate the trimn,
of thorn hedges growing along pu
all roads in this State. It provides
and all laid hedges shall be trimmrt
sub least once year.
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