Smyrna times., 1905-04-26
LEGISLATIVE ACTS ALLOWED TO DIE.
Eighteen Bills Fail to Receive the Approval
of Governor Lea-SOme Bills Allowed TO Die

Assembly at its recent session have
been permitted, by Gov. Preston Lea,
to die natural deaths, the governor
having declined to approve them. The
time for signing bills expired Saturday,
and those remaining unsigned after
Saturday are dead. Following is
complete list of the bills from which
the governor with held his approval:
Senate Bills.
No. 115-An act to prohibit corporal
punishment in the public schools of
Delaware.
No. 121-An act to amend an act to
provide graded school facilities for the
children of the State of Delaware,
being chapter 219, Vol. XXI, Laws of
Delaware, passed March 9th. 1899, by
making provision that said act apply to
the city of Wilmington.
No. 2-An act to secure the purity of
foods and prevent deception in the dis
tribution and sale thereof.
No. 51-An act to amend section 2,
chapter 36, Vol. XXI, Laws of Della
ware, entitled "An Act Providing for
Uniform System of Registration of
All Qualified Voter in the State" by
changing certain days of registration
in Wilmington.
No. 17-An act relating to amend
ments to laws, providing for the print
ing of all amendments.
No. 1O4-An act regulating the sale
of intoxicating liquors by druggists.
House Bills.
No. l47--An act to amend chapter
126, Vol. XIV, Laws Of Delaware,
relating to the incorporation of the
town of Bridgeville, limiting the
amount of tax to be raised.
No. 190-An act providing means by
which mortgagors in this State may
pay mortgages held by non resident
mortgages.
No. 5O-An act regulating the practice
OF chiropody in this State.
No. 212-An act providing for the
appointment by the Levy Courts of
the several counties of the State of two
freeholders in. each Representative
district who shall assist the assessor in
correcting the assessment list.
No. 173-An act directing and
authorizing the State treasurer to pay
over to the Delaware Electric Traction
Co., corporation of the State of Della
ware, certain moneys of said corpora
tion now in the custody of the said |
State treasurer.
No. 172-An act directing and |
the State treasurer to paw |
to John B. Wharton certain money of
said trustee now in the custody of the |
said State treasurer.
- No. 132-An act amending chapter
372, Vol. XIII, Laws of Delaware,
entitled can Act for the Protection of
Black Bass in the Fresh Water Streams,
Lakes and Ponds in the Jurisdiction
of Delaware" by changing the time in
which black bass can be fished for or
caught.
No. 120-An act protecting fish in the |
waters and streams of New Castle |
county other than in tidal water.
No. 125-An act amending chapter
Ali, Vol. XIV, Laws of Delaware,
entitled San Act Protecting the People |
from the Danger Resulting from the
Use of Petroleum, Coal Oil and Other
Burning Fluids" by increasing the
fire test and providing for a chemical
analysis or otherwise.
No. 106-A supplement to an act
entitled IAN Act Concerning the |
Establishment and General System of |
Free Public Schools" approved May
18th, 1898, relative to the change of |
property of abandoned school districts
and the apportionment of the school
fund.
No. 205-An act enabling the county
school superintendents of the several
counties to extend the terms of teachers
certificates under certain conditions.
No. 327-An act providing for the
submission of the question of license
or no license for the manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquors to the
qualified voters of the district compris-
ing Kent county, as required by article
1S of the Constitution, and fixing the
penalty for the illegal manufacture and
sale of intoxicating liquor, should there
be a majority of votes cast against
license.
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