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incumbents; requiring all justices OF
the peace and constables to keep
"fee book" of all moneys handled, and
requiring such officials TO make
monthly settlements; providing
$500 contingent fund for each county
superintendent of schools; providing
for tax Of one dollar upon male
dogs and two dollars upon female
dogs that are not taxed in any city
or town, said tax to go to the Levy
Court Constables are authorized to
Kill unregistered dogs and a fine of
donble the tax is provided for owners
Of unregistered dogs.
b. Representative Owens: To Gre
ate a State Board of Law Examiners,
10 define its powers and duties. The
bill empowers the State judiciary to
appoint three examiners-one from
each county and not more than two
from the same political party-to be
a State Board of Law Examiners, to
succeed the present Board. The
Board shall hold examinations writ
ten and oral to supplement written
examinations If deemed necessary, at
Dover on the first Tuesday in June
and the first Tuesday in December
OF each year. Law students must be
at least eighteen years old to register
and must be youchsafed for by at
least three lawyers to be Of good
moral character. It is provided that
no examination shall be required of
persons who have graduated from a
reputable law school having a four
years course Of study; and the
Board may in its discretion in lieu
of examination accept a preceptors
certificate. Any citizen of the United
States admitted to practice of law in
all the courts Of any other State or
the District of Columbia for upwards
Of three years after successful COM
pletion Of a three years course in
q reputable law school, or admitted
after final bar examination, and
upwards Of "a years of age, shall
upon recommendation of five mem
bers of the bar of the county in which
he lives be admitted TO practice in
all the courts of Delaware, upon pro-
ducing satisfactory proof of the fore
going conditions; and also upon satis-
factory proof that he is more than
q years of age and a bonafde resi-
dent of Delaware An unsuccessful
candidate for admission to practice
law may apply to the Judges Of Su-
periOr Court of his county for a re-
view of his written examination.
BY Representative Houston: Ap-
propriating $4,000 by the State to
establish the Delaware State Hospital
at Dover, and naming DR. Edward
j.. O'Day, Dr. Cecil De j. Harbordt
and John NJ. Houston as trustees of
that hospital.
BY Mr.. Mooney: An act to abolish
the Office of the clerk of the market
I'm Wilmington. and providing in his
place an officer shall be elected by
the city council to be known as the
Food Inspector and Sealer of Weights
tnd Measures, for a term of two years
at an annual salary of $1,000, who
shall perform duties now performed
by the clerk of the market In addi-
tiOn he shall be the executive officer
20 enforce all Wilmington laws per-
tanning to pure foods and weights and
measures. and for this purpose shall
have power to enter all stores, ware
houses and other places where foods
may be kept.
The bill provides that the Board of
Health Of Wilmington shall have
supervision over and control Of Milk
Inspector and Meat Inspector and en-
forcement OF all laws and ordinances
relative to milk and meat inspection.
The Board of Health shall also have
full power to enforce all state laws
relating to pure foods and weights
and measures in Wilmington.
BY Representative Mooney: An act
relating TO assessment and collection
of taxes in the city of Wilmington
by abolishing the capitation tax in
Wilmington.
By Representative Phillips: Requir-
3ng bands of nomads and gypsies to
pay an annual fee of $500 for priv
slege of passing through Delaware,
providing fine of 500 for violations.
BY Representative Swan: To amend
the State Constitution by giving the
privilege to vote to women q years
old and upwards equal suffrage
amendmenD; yesting title in the
public square at New Castle in the
trustees of the Court House there.
By Representative Grantland: Ap-
propriating $500 to Sylvester d.
Townsend for services as counsel to
Commission on Employers Liability
By Representative Schneider
amending Chapter 80, Volume %,
Laws of Delaware, relating to insur-
Rnce companies.
By Representative Reynolds: For
the protection of owners OF valuable
dogs
By Representative Lattomus: Pro-
viding for watchman at Anderson
Failroad crossing in Appoquinimink