Evening journal., 1913-02-06
Jim CROW"
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enacted. would work a great reform.
Wilmington Marriage BIZ.
J. Austin Ellison. secretary Of the
; Wilmington Board of Health, is here
today in behalf OF the Boards bill
making IL the sole marriage licensing
issue bureau for Wilmington
Representative Hammond gave no.
tice Of bills to authorize Georgetown
to borrow $4,000 for new school
and appropriating $500 for marker
for Delaware's troops at Valley Forge.
Would Appoint officials.
Representative Swan introduced a
bill to amend the Constitution so that
the prothonotaries. Clerk OF Orphans
Court and Register in Chancery in
each county shall be appointed by
the Supreme Court instead OF being
elected by the people.
(! Representative Bradford introduced
bills to give Justices Of the Peace
jurisdiction in offenses against the
game laws and providing for appeals
from Justices of the Peace in such
cases TO the Fish and Game Commis-
sion.
New Plan ON Licenses.
Representative Hrsch introduced a
bill providing that the Secretary Oh
state shall not issue licenses direct
10 Justices of the Peace and requir-
ing the latter 20 obtain such licenses
from the Clerks of the Peace. at $3.50
each the county 10 get fifty cents
from each license issued.
Representative Owens introduced
several bills working changes in the
! State school laws advocated by the
, State Board of Education.
ASH Si25,OOO for Affiliated College
Representative Cooper gave notice
OF "A bill for the State to borrow Sl25,-
, 600 for the establishment of an ailli-
ated college for women at Newark.
Delaware City Wants Industries.
Representative Swan introduced a
2 bill to encourage manufacturers to To-
cate I'm Delaware City by exemptlng
from taxation for ten years the sites
and property of new manufactures.
For a State Highway.
The House passed the amendmen
TO the State Constitution, introduced
by Representative Mooney TO enable
the State to lay out and construct q
State highway The amendment was
acted on favorably two years ago.
After some discussion as to wheth-
! er the bill was constitutional, Senator
Walls introduced his bill to require
payment of a S25 annual license by
solicitors and agents who take orders
and deliver goods i'm Delaware from
stores outside the State.
The House passed the following
House bills:
House bill for reprinting Houston's
rcports.
House bill permitting the adoption
of adults
House bill prohibiting the catching
p Of Holsters under nine inches long
House bill authorizing a Justice o.
+ the Peace at Dagsboro
!, Voting Place at Rear.
o House bin creating a new election
"a district in New Castle hundred will
S voting place at Bear
Speaker Holcomb took the floor il
IS advocacy of the last bill He sail
x some voters had 10 drive seventy
v two miles TO and from the polls III
q, said the district boundaries had hcci
B. changed to affect each party equally
Nineteen Democrats aud Representa-
II tive Bradford voted for the bill AM
q nine Republicans against It, the lat
lt ter feeling it would create a solidl.
Ie Democratic district.
:. Among the bills given notice of il
lt the Senate We're:
D. BY Senator Marshall, to create tn
Il, Delaware commission for Defective
ID children.
le To establish the Hall OF Record
e. of Delaware.
,t BY Senator Walker TO renew TN
)f charter of the Ferris Industrial
D. School; to amend the General lncor
10 poration Law by empowering cleo
ie trio, telegraph or telephone compan
d les TO string wires on the poles O
ID another company on payment of jus
~ charges
lf BY Senator Gormley. to regulat
+ the admission of evidence in hriber
+, cases
l. BY Senator Roinhardt. to chang
y the names Of William Draper Brinckl
A and Anna Moncure Brinckle, his wifi
y of Wilmington to Brinkoe. which wa
~ the original family name before
~ was changed to Brinckle.
y BY Senator Ellison. to change IN
\, town limits of st. Georges.
As By Senator Blackstone to chans
~ the boundary OF Rehoboth by exclu,
inc all the land west of the canal.
DR. BY Senator Relnhardt: to chans
OH the name Of Arlington Mischke an
Milton Mischke. OF Wilmington.
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