Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1911-02-24

OF registered voters on Lhe EfSt three
days of registration. and that six
copies of the list OF registered voters
or each district shall be given to the
county committees of the principal
parties.
some Bills Passed.
The House also passed the House
ill authorizing the town of Newark
o borrow $4,000 for town improve
nents.
The Senate passed the Senate bill
providing penalties for the placing Of
Instructions in public highways, for
the throwing OF glass in the roads ard
for throwing missiles at automobiles.
Senator Miller yesterday gave TO-
tice OF two bills to change the laws
regulating the practice Of dentistry
in this State 10 provide that Delaware
shall recognize the examiners certi-
ficates issued by examiners OF other
States in good standing that extend
similar privileges to dentists holding
certificates approved by the Delaware
examiners. A similar law prevails rs
to physicians in Delaware.
Senator Miller also gave notice OF
bill to prohibit and suppress the
white slave" traffic. It is a bill
similar 70 that introduced In the
Legislature OF practically every State
and 1t will provide heavy penalties.
New Election District.
The House bill that had been re-
ported unfavorably providing for q
new election district in New Castle
hundred with a voting place at Bear
Station was recommitted yesterday,
and IL will be changed to try to meet
political objections.
Representative Gormley gave notice
of bill to require the coal oil. inspec-
tor of Wilmington to turn fees re-
ceived by him into the city treasury
and placing the office upon salary
basis
Bills Affecting Labor.
Senator Monaghan gave notice Of =
bill to create a female factory inspec-
tor
Senator Marshall introduced his bill
to create the Office Of Commissioner
of Labor, who also shall be factory in
spector, to be appointed by the Gov
eruor at salary OF $4,000 year.
DR.. Marshall has given much atten-
ton TO this bill.
Senator Monaghan gave notice of a
bill to give the Board of Pardons pow
er 90 probate persons convicted and
serving sentences, and providing a
system for such parole
Bills Reported UnfayOrably.
Unfavorable reports were made 10
the Senate on the House resolution
for the Governor 70 request the Secre-
cary of the Navy TO turn over to Della
ware the figurehead Of the original
sloop-of-war Delaware, and the House
resolution providing for a new flag
staff on the new State House. The
committee regarded both resolutions
as unnecessary to accomplish what
! is desired
Mrs. J. Ernest Smith. Peter T
! Wright, Mrs. Henry Ridgely and some
other members of the Division of Pub
lie Records were before a Senate com.
mittee yesterday advocating a bill e
change the name Of the Division Il
State Bureau of Archives. An unfa.
vorsble report was returned to tbs
Senate on the bill.
Senator Marshall's bill prohibiting
a member of the State tuberculosis
. Commission from being a member o.
the board or an official of any othel
sanitarium, was reported back to th'
Senate on its merits, as also was tn,
Senate bill requiring vehicles to carr!
lights at night.
Flood Of Notices.
There was a flood Of notices yester
day and Representative Pool In the al
ternoon had business of passing bill
suspended 10 give the members an op
portunity to present notices of bills
Today is the last on which notice.
may be presented to pave the way To-
new bills. Many OF the notices givei
yesterday were precautionary, an,
bills will not be introduced unde
them.
Notices in the Senate.
Bills given notice of I'm the Senate
yesterday afternoon were:
BY Mr.. Corbit, an act to encourag,
the establishment Of free public n
b-aries; to amend the act providinl
for the establishment and mainten
a1oe OF free public libraries; by mir
Finn, an act TO amend Chapter 49,
of the Revised Code, entitled "of Of
Tense against religion. morality ant
decency;" by Mr.. Monaghan, an &C
to amend the act giving the Libert,
Trust Company banking powers. b,
reducing the amount of paid-up CAPT
tai required; an act to provide for
female factory and workshop inspec
tor; amending the act limit the ag
and employment of labor of childrel
and minors and to appoint an inspec
tor for the enforcement OF the SAM
by providing for a female factory in
spector; fixing the amount OF fees =,
be charged by the secretary of tn
State Board Of Health. for the issu
ence OF certificates for the removal O
bodies Of deceased persons; by Mr.
Blackstone. authorizing the improve
ment and enlargement Of the Cour
House In Sussex county, and provid
ing for the expense of the same; b.
Mr.. Blackstone, providing for tn
publication OF certain historic paper,
and documents: by Mr.. Ellison. pro
Viding for the payment OF the bonda,
indebtedness of the Council of New
ark; by Mr.. Marshall, to abolish tn
: Levy Court OF Kent county; by MI
= Hazel, TO give the Peoples Guarant,
and Trust Company, Of Dover. bank
ing powers; authorizing the appoint
ment of janitor for the State House
act amending the act reincorporatinl
Dover by providing a change IN dis
tricts.
New Bills introduced.
Bills introduced in the Senate We,
terday afternoon were: BY Mr. Nor
Afghan, restricting the use of the wor
trust" in corporate titles: appropr
ating 500 year for travelling free I
braries; empowering counties or mi
inequalities to appropriate money I
State tuberculosis Commission.
III Bills introduced in the House were
BY Mr.. Hoffecker: Continuing for tv
years the present State School Con
II 81.