Evening journal., 1913-01-14
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CITY 1869
FOR TUITION
Bill to Pay Board Of Education
That Amount to be in
trOduCed
MORE PAY FOR DEPUTIES,
WOULD ABOLISH FEES

snecial to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Jan 14--ln the House
yesterday afternoon Representative 7.
@. Cooper who is a member OF the
Wilmington Board Of Education, gave
notic, OF a bin to provide for the tut
ito nof non-rekident pupils in the VIII
mineion publt schools. The State ap-
propriaies twenty cents a day for the
fuition OF each nonresident pupil at
tending the Wilmington schools, but
the appropriation during 1911 and 1912
was not sufficient and the State owes
the Wilmington Board Of Education
sS6Sq for such tuition which the
Board expended for that purpose.
Much interest is manifested in the
notices given by Senator Ewing and
Representative Grantland and Cooper
Yesterday of bills affecting the ballot
/. VS. andlto abolish the capitation tax
in Wilmington Mr.. Grantland. a Re
publican. will introduce his bill TO
wiz. out the capitation tax in VIII
mington because of the great opposi-
tion to that tax, but II viii not affect
the capitation levy for county pur-
poses He points out that the Con-
stitution contemplates a captation tax.
but many do not think such a tax for
CITY purposes and a similar tax for
cbunty purposes should be collected in
Wilmington.
Senator Ewing, a Republican, VIII
Introduce the bill providing for a sim
plihed ballot. that also will dispense
with the present voters assistants,
which was drawn by members OF the
Republican State Committee. This
bill provides that a voter may get a
ballot In advonce OF election day and
mark il where he pleases. or he may
call upon any voter TO assist him in
marking It. Senator's Ewings bill
was the first measure given notice of
n the Senate.
Shortly afterward. when Il became
luao n that Mr. Ewing had served no
tice of his intention to present the Re-
publican simplifed ballot bill. Repre-
sentative Cooper a Democrat, gave no
fice in the House that he would in
troduce two hills-one TO re cal the
present viters' assistant law and an
other to provide a simpifed and Sc
cret ballot law. DR.. Cooper was un-
able TO say whether the bill he will
Introduce is that fathered by willard
Salisbury which is similar 10 the Re
publican bill in that a voter could get
IDS ballot in advance of election day
and take il marked TO the polls with
him It also abolishes the present
voters assistants.
Care For Afflicted Prisoners.
Senator Ellison will give notice of
bill providing for the transfer Of Grim
balls afflicted with tuberculosis from
the New Castle County Workh ouse L
the Tuberculosis Hospital This
lnrsuant to a recommendation In Gov
tnor pennewill's message As ther
Is at present no Tuberculosis Hos
lnial." legislation will have to b
enacted to designate some institution
as the Tuberculosis Hospital or to es
thblish such a hopitai
Renresentative Phillips gave notice O
"a bill 10 amend the charter of Delma
by increasing from $1,000 to $4,000
year the amount that may be raisei
10 taxation for town purposes. Mr
phillips said tat $1,000 a year is no
sufficient to mcet the towns demands
and the incresed taxation is needed
To improve he streets and for othe
public purposes
tffects County Officers.
~ Senator Ewing gave notice OF a bill
to Increase the salaries Of deputies II
New Castle County Court House OF
dces. At present they receive 1920
year. and il Is desired that their salar,
he fixed at $500 a year
Representative Mooney. Democrat
gave notice that he Will introduce
bill to deprive the county officers il
the three counties of the fee allow
ance they now receive the officers now
getting a salary and a percentage o
all fees they collect
The Senate yesterday Afternoon
amended the House concurrent resolu
ton that appointed James S. GodwiI
as telephone messenger by naming El
mer l. Abbott as an additional messen
gar Albeit has served In that ca
'ncitv al many Legislatures He is
Republican and Goodwin is a Democrat
senator Ewing offered the amendmen
naming Abbott along with Goodwin
And after an explanation by Lieuten
.ant Governor Mendinhall that the mes
sengers in the past were supposed I
he under the supervision OF the presid
Ing officers, the Senate passed IN
Amended resolution. The House cor
Cured in it without dissent
Ex-senator Marshall gave notice OF
bill to amend the charter Of Magnolia
esd also to incorporate the town {
Houston. Senator Furniss gave motto
of a bill to repeal the charter
Hthel. looking toward a new chart,
for that town.
The Senate passed resolution a,
thorizing the employment Of a cler
tor the President and President pi
ten, but no appointment was al
nounced. The House intends to al
horize Speaker Holcomb to engage h
own clerk This has been the custo
tor several sessions.
@President pro TEN Marshall durlr
one OF the lulls in the Senate yeste
,&y urged the members to keep
ecord in their notebooks of n
llames Of persons who appear for
against bills.
Git is the one good thing Senat
Marshall. in referring to the use
i4e notebook for that purpose by 4
former insurgent Senator.
may learn OF the openings that exist
your line of work-you may knS
What good Jobs are available-vou r.