Evening journal., 1913-03-12
WITHHOLD VOTE
ON WALLS STATE
OWNED ROAD BILL
contInued From FIrst page.

gave me TO understand tnat " the
boulevard proposition Is not passed
he would approve this BIN he reit-
Grated
Senator Rcinhardt again objected to
a vote today. "lf this bill should be
passed by both houses and sent to the
Governor il would be a fine argument
in the hands of people opposed to the
DUPONT road" he said I'VE would
hear the argument advanced then
that all that rs necessary is TO repeat
the boulevard law out and out nee
we are already assured Of state
highway under this bill
Mr. Reinhardts motion TO postpone
then prevailed
Urge Hospital for Dover.
Representative Houston this morn
ing called up I'm the House, but had
tho vote on Il deferred until tnis af-
lernoon 80 some corrections could be
made. his bill apprCpriating S25,0OO
10 establish State BJsp tai I'm Dover.
Dr. r. Richmond Steele. Dr. d. L.
O'Day, Alexander NJ. Daly and Richard
r. Kenney advocated enactment Of the
bill rhcy said a ho3pitol is neces-
sary IN Dover, not only to treat local
cases but also for patients from Sus-
sex and part OF New Castle They
said patients unable to pay for treat
ment would get free treatment. and
the fees for pay patients would be
fixed by the trustees They said that
patients now die on trains on the way
TO Wilm ngt0n and Philadelphia hos
pitfalls. DR. O'Day said that private
contributions OF $4,000 would be
guaranteed and would have to be
raised before the State appropriation
would be available.
The corporators named In the bill
are Mary Wolcott. Priscilla Richal d.
son, Walter Morris, Eldad Clark, John
b. Hutton, J. II. Jones' Thomas j.
Stevenson. Dr. j. II. Wilson, Or. l..
A. II. Bishop. Or e. T.. O'Day, DR..
Cecil j. Harbert. Dr. r. Ric m-nd
Steele, Dr. r.. S. Anderson, G. /. Nc
/ llelway and II. s. Stephens.
Better Roads for Kent
After Senator Walls had explained
it. the House unanimously pas ed his
bill for the Improvement of Kent
county roads and bridges. lt provides
for county engineer at $500 yetr
and authorizes bond issue by the
county up to 100000 for road inn
! owners Of abuttine property petition
TO Improvement OF the road 1t shall
( be made and the property owners SHAH
| pay ten per cent OF the cost. No
, road shall cost more than 81 600 e.
mile. Senator Walls said that a piece
OF stone road north OF Smyrna cost
| less than $1,000 mile and was near
! ly as good as New Castle countys
! $4,000 a mile macadam roads.
Bills passed by the House also in
cluded the following:
Representative Pools to amend the
Middletown charter by providing for
the nlliug of vacancies i'm the office
Of Alderman.
Senator Gormlcy's bill. to require
the Collector OF State Revenue TO
make Investigations at the request of
the Secretary of State aud Insurance
Commissioner.
The House killed Representative
Wagamon's bill, to allow property
owners I'm Lewes one vote for each
dollar of tax they pay, the present
law giving each taxable one vote.
Veto Game Commission Bill.
Governor Miller this morning re-
turned TO the House without his ap-
to make the fish and game comm s.
sion court OF appeal from do,is ons
OF Justices of the Peace in game law
violations: Representative Bradford's
bill for the protection of Holsters ana
Representative Cummins' bill TO In
crease the Levy Court appropriation
to Lcipsic.
I'm vetoing the game commission
I.g coil
It should become a law would con-
stitute the Board Of Game aud Fish
Commissioners Of the State of Della
ware an appellate court with juris lic-
lion over all appeals from courts OF
sho justices of the peace in the State
Of Delaware where the sentence im-
posd shall be Imprisonment not OK
cccding one month or fine not cN.
ceeding 800 exclusive of costs.
81 am willing TO approve a measurl
/ that places in the hands of a ciyi
( commission the power to impose a iai
, or Imprisonment sentence ON an.
! citizen OF the State who NAV violat
, the fish and game laws II seems Il
me that this is a radical departure
n from our procedure i'm Delawar
I which Is liable TO work adversely q
I
The Governors principal objection
d to the bill to prohibit the taking @
"A Holsters less than nine inches lon
v Is that 1t provides the fines for viola
ton shall go to the Fish and Gam
Commission instead Of to the STATE
. Regarding the Leipsic bill. the Gov
. ernor points out that the section Z
. chapter 1924. volume q. It seeks [
amend is not specific.
The Governor also sent a veto &
the Senate today OF Senator Williams
bill 70 permit members OF the Ken
Levy Court to receive expenses 70
work performed ont OF their districu
The Governor vetoed the bin becaus
Of the omission Of words that destro
IS the sense.
After the veto message had bee
read the Senators expressed their iI
dignation that bills were being ser
'e TO the Governor In such 'shamefl
condition"
w. Wants Blackstone ON "Joh.-
70 Senator Furniss declared that "a
chairman OF the enrolled bills con
a mittce. Senator Blackstone was
receive an extra Si00 10 nspc
a passed bills
why isn't he on bis iob?' ask
Mr.. Furniss
Senator Gormley wanted 10 kno
- whether the enrolling clerks have q
much work to do 10 perform su'
services. Senator Ewing said the
clerks do not have the time TO oSaI
Inc bills for flaws and IN addition we
vi not well enough versed In law
Senator Rcinhardt stated that
"a