Milford chronicle., 1913-02-14

I HNt AlicubEIet one AIuul each stndlOIld
district; to incorporate Viola.
By Representative Allen: To ta1
bonds, mortgages and investments, the
proceeds to he applied to road manten.
ance assessors to make return of all
such investments on the basis of three
fourths Of their cash value).
ihe act also empowers the Governor
to appoint three State Highway Com.
missionefs- one for each county-at $500
year to expeDd the investment tax on
road Improvements.
By Representative Phillips Provid
ing for the erection of new drawbridge
at Laurel.
By Representative Dickerson To a.
mend the charter of Bethany Beach,
BY Representative Hammond Au-
thOrzing Georgetown 20 borrow $4,000
for water works; providing for the direct
nomination by voters of United States
Senators in Delaware; providing for a
tax on inheIitances; creating a public
service commission for the State, three
commissioners to be appointed by the
Governor to draw lots for two, four and
six years terms at $500 a year, provid-
ing for the direct nomination of all can
didates for public office in Delaware
providing for a uniform system of taxa
ton on railroad and railray companies in
Delaware; providing for a tax on in.
comes.
By Representative Mcdonald: To a.
mend the marriage laws by requiring
| that at last one of the contracting parties
shall apply for the license, requiring all
/ information as to the license issued, !
names, ETC., to be posted forty.eight !
hours Immediately following its issuance |
Of mn 70 fnn
made within two DAYS. under this act /
| the Clerk of the Peace and Justices of |
the Peace would issue licenses) four
precautionary bills relating to the New
Castle County WOrkhouse and tine assign |
ment of property the text of the bills not |
being included.
By Representative Smith: Providing |
for rebate OF taxes to Users of tires of
four inch width or more on vehicles using
the public roads.
By Representative Ovens To amend
the State law taxing corporations; amend
ing the present school laws as recommend
ed the State Board OF Education; abolish
ing fees as part of compensation gor Sus-
sex County officers; apprOpriating So
600 for a commission to secure historic
paintings for the State House.
Bills introduced in the Senate were:
By Mr. Reinhardt: A bill to provide
for the renewal of charters which have
expired a bill to make Lillian Burr Pom
der the heir-atlaw of Mary S. Burr an
amendment to the law taxing corpora
tiOns bill to change automobile license
tags from five to four inches in height
bill to amend the act prescribing time
when corporations shall nav franchise
taxes a bill to amend the law concerning
cOnveyances an amendment to the re-
vised code to expedite pleading and prac-
tice in civil causes a bill to make valid
stock certificates signed by officers other
than the president bill to create a lien
for attorneys fees an amendment to the
general corporation law prescribing for
certificates OF stock ownership,
BY Mr. Gormley: To repeal sections
of an act relating to railroad guarantee
deposits; bill to provide for licensing OF
stationary engineers in Wilmington an E
act to increase the contingent fund used ]
by Attorney General from Sl50O to $500
By Mr.. Ewing: A bill relating to the
liability of poor persons for the support
of poor persons and fixing order in which :
relatives are liable to repeal an act re.
laung to the duties of sherilfs and cOnsta
bles to amend the act prescribing the
number of Justices of the Peace for Will
mington to increase the salary of clerks
in the Recorder OF Deeds office in N7w
Castle County to 5000 year; a bill to
amend the law concerning offenses against
private property by defining trespass on
railroad trains an act to provide for the
payment OF wages TO relatives of deceased
persons without letters of administration
being issued
BY Mr. Walker: An act making the
mutlstion OF wills misdemeanOr with
punishment of fine and imprisonment /
to amend the law concerning retailers and
pedlars by substituting widow for :
''femme covert traders
BY MIR. Harris: To amend the VIII
mington Juveni Court act by fixing the I
yearly salary of the Juvenile Court Judge
at $1,000 and the salary for the probation
officer at $500 with maximum expenses I
)f 800 month to be allowed in the dis Z
,retion of the Juvenile Court Judge.
By Mr.. David: To amend the act re- \
luiring the registration of persons com.
Drising partnerships aud associations.
By Mr. Walls: To authorize the town
If Clayton to borrow SO, 900 to install
water and sewerage system a bill Great
ng the office Of county engineer for Kent Z
County and assessing abutting land own A
RS Tor portion OF pubic improvements.
By Mr.. Williams: To authorize the
levy Court OF Kent County to fund $685. n
100 indebtedness. y
By Mr.. Hazel A bin to authorize the "
ssulng of search warrants to investigate
legal resorts selling liquor on the affi-
avit of a complaint a bill prohibiting
be shipping of liquor into local option
erritory and fixing the maximum penalty
1 $500 fine for violation to amend the
harter of Dover relating to curbstones.
By Mr. Marshall: To create a Com
Mission for Defective Children a bill as
igning rooms in the State House to ap-
ropriate officials a bill for tie better
reservation OF public records and Great.
lg the Public Archives Commission a
i'll to establish fire proof hail of records
D the State House.
By Mr.. Pierce: A bill compelling
-agons carrying loads of 1900 pounds to ns
ave tires at least four inches wide; to h;
lcrease the salary of Deputy Attorney.
GENERALS in Kent and Sussex counties to III
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