Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-09

the table, and Representative ROBERT
sons motion was adopted.
Next, REPRESENTATIVE Robertson moved
that the bill be recommitted to the
committee on Judiciary, and Represen-
tative Donahoer moved that Represen-
tative Robertson's motion be laid on.
the t8ble, but Representative Donahoe'u
motion was defeated, and Representa-
tive Robertson's motion was adopted.
ASSESSMENT OF REAL PROPERTY.
The House, by vote Of IA to ID,
passed the House bill fixing the man.
ner in which real property shall be as
sessed in this State. The vote was as'
follows:
Yea Representatives Buell., Burns,
Davis, Ewing. FAIRIES, Frazier, Fri2zell,
Herring, Hunter, Hushebeck, Jenkins,
Robertson, Satterfield and Short.
Nay Representatives Cottinghham,
Dennison, Donahoc, Donovan, Haz-
card, Jester, King, McNulty, Rose,
Shallcross, Taylor, Wagamon and
Speaker Clark.
The bill provides that, IN all assess
ments Of the rental value OF real estate
for taxation, the rental value of the
land shall be put in one column, and
the rental value of the buildings and
the improvements on the land shall be
putin another column.
Representation Donahoe said: The
ihill will not. benefit tho taxpayers It
is Single Tax. pure and simple, and it
ought to be killed. -
Representative Hushebeck, by whom
the bill was introduced, denied thatsi it
is u Single Tax measure.
Representative McNulty asked what
is the difference between the present
method of assessing real property and
the proposed method.
Representative Hushebec's said the
proposed method is clearer than the
present method, ~ y.
BARBEnISG ON SUNDAY 5s,
BY vote Of q to 1, the House
passed the Horse bill authorizing the
closing Of barber shops on Sunday.
The yote was as follows; @''i' "
YEA Representatives Buell.. Burns, j..
3. Clark, Cottingham, Dayis, Dem
nison, Donahoe, Donovan, FAIRIES,
Frazier, Hazard, Herring; Jenkins,
Jester, King, Lattomus. McNu!ty,
Robertson, Rose, Satterfield, Shall.
cross, Taylor, Waganon and Speaker
! Clark. ~
Nay-vRepresentatiyes Ewing, Frizzell,
Hunter and Short. 'te''7 r..
At first, Representative Donahoe
voted in the negative, but, before thu
result was announced. he changed his
vote to the affirmative.
ELIMISATroN. OF GRADE CROSSINGS.
1 Representative Robertson has giver
notice of an act authorizing the Mayo
and Council Of Wilmington to borrow ;
sum of money for the elimination O
grading crossings of railroads, and TO
the improvement Of streets and avenue:
in the city Of Wilmington. 1t is as fol
lows:
Section l.--That the Mayor ant
Council of Wilmington shall have powe
and authority, and they are hereb,
directed, to borrow the sum of s.
and to issue bonds of the said city 70
the payment thereof with interest, sal,
payment to be made at such times ant
in such manner as the said Council @
the said city of Wilmington shall, b.
ordinance, prescribe and appoint, an
the said sum of S. shall, in tn
discretion of the Board OF Directors Q
the Street and Sewer Department of III
said city of Wilmington, be apprc
priated, applied and expended by tn
sud board for the following public i'm
provements, that is to say: For tn
abolition of grade crossings OF railroad
within the limits of the city of Wi
mington, and for the opening, widen
, ing, paving and simproving of streets
avenues, lanes apd alleys in the sal
city Of Wilmington.
Sec, 2. That any and all moneys &
T! borrowed under the authority of th
! act shall be borrowed by the said 18th
Mayor and Council of Wilmington ;
such times and in such amounts 1
the Board of Directors of the Sire,
4 and Sewer Department of the said cit
, of Wilmington may decide and drec
y provided, however, that. in all eyenti
+, shall the amount to be borrowed und,
! the provisions of this act not excee
: the sum of s. in any one calend;
year, and the same shall be apple
r and expended through and by the sal
3 Board Of Directors of the Street ar
: Sewer Department of the said city
' Wilmington, which shall have IL
Q supervision, management, direction al
+. control over tho said work, and u
] expenditure OF money necessary viii
d respect thereto. All moneys borrowt
as aforesaid, for the purpose hereinb
fore mentioned, shall be placed on d
posit by the said Board of Directors
!, tho Street and Sewer Department
. the said city Of Wilmington, and /
= warrant or order for the payment
Il money shall be drawn against sic
Z funds except such order or warrant
for payment for work done upon al
2 about the improvements provided {
y in this act, provided, however, that
j oh Ia ,,rs
g of Directors of the Street and Sew
u Department as TO which improveme
u or Improvements any or all of sa
10 money or moneys shall be applied.
b Sec. B. That the bonds of the city
: Wilmington authorized to be issu
1t under the provisions of this act sh;
d be issued and payment made in &
+, manner provided for in the act pass
SO at Dover on February 9th, 1855, e
titled Fan act to provide sinkii
p fund for tine oity OF Wilmington, al
Ie the various amendments and supp
ID ments thereto. I"
/ PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY.
, Representative McNulty will intr
! duco an,act amending chapter 496 V,
~ XVII, Laws of Delaware. Its pl
~ visions are as follows:
in IL snail mol De laWlul Tor any perS
'" or persons, even if they hold diplom
4 from reputable dental colleges,
~ engage in the practice of dentistry
~. ~ this State without first having receiv
y a certificate from the Board of Dem
~ ~. n .,,,,.I nol s, ~ 70 .awtui
G. "pg, p,eta VI WIN VI Mi.ilo
IL his, her or their offices, or in his, b
| Rt
N who are not duly qualified according
~ the nrnuisin Of thia act IL ahn Il