Evening journal., 1915-02-02
ills By the Hundreds Pile Up the Senate and the House

nth districts Of New Castle hundred.
BY Representative Williams-pro-
Viding that pawnbrOkers shall keep
for eight months instead OF six as
now provided all articles pawncd or
pledged with them. except wearing
apparel. which may be sold after be-
ing four months in pawn: prohibiting
the taking of workmen's tools or ar
tihcial limbs of persons in pawn, and
providing that no pawnbroker or junk
dealer shall accept articles from a
person under the influence of drugs
or liquor.
BY Representative Jones Empow-
oring the Governor TO appoint an in
spector of steam boilers in the State
Tor term of two years who shall in
spect all boilers and shall receive
the fees therefor Bill provides $50
hne for any person who fails to have
boiler ready for inspection after hav-
ing been given six days notice Of said
inspection.
BY Representative Jonos-To in
corporate the Delaware Hospital AS
sociation TO establish and maintain
hospital in the town of Dover. and
naming Mary Wolcott. Priscilla Rich
ardson. Margaret c. Hartnell, Walter
Morris, Eldad Clarke John B. Hut
ton. John II. Jones. James II. Wilson.
Lemuel A. H. Bishop. Edward r.
O'Day, Cecil ID. Harbordt, r.. Rich
mond Steele, Edwin S. Anderson.
George L McKelway. Thomas C..
Frame. Sr. John w. James. Wilbur
ID. Burton. Reuben S. stephens as the
incorporators.
BY Representative Jones-To re-
quire the Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company to
place safety gates at the point In the
town Of Dover where the railroad
crosses North street. and prescribing
a penalty of $40 fine for each day the
law is violated.
BY Representative Davis-TO au-
thorize the recorder of deeds and
clerk Of the peace in Sussex county TO
each employ one deputy at an annual
salary of $500.
BY Representative Jones-To re-
quire the Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company to
place safety gates at the point in the
town of Dover where the railroad
crosses Horse Head road.
By Representative Hill-Making
| incurable insanity, at the suit of eith-
/ er party after Eve years, a cause for
/ obtaining divorce in Delaware.
BY Representative Jones-Provid-
ing that motor vehicles shall be tax
/ ed according TO their horse power in
stead of fiat rate as at present; the
license fee ranging from So for any
motor vehicle under 20 horsepower
to SIS for any automobile of so horse
8 power or more.
BY Representative Enlarging
! the powers of school commissioners
relative to condemnation OF property
for school purposes.
BY Representative Milbourne-M Max
ing il unlawful for persons TO sell OF
buy at any time of the year any fish
caught in any fresh water ponds OF
creeks of Kent county.
By Representative Hoch-Repoaline
the law which provides for each O
the county school commissioners {,
expend yearly $500 TO help defra,
the expenses of the education at nor
NAL schools OF persons intending 4
teach i'm the public schools Of th'
State
BY Representative Hill-To amend
the boulevard corporations law by
providing that the space TO be devoted
TO vehicular traffic on the boulevard
constructed under 10 shall be &c feet
wide. The present law provides that
il shall be 80 feet wide. The bill
makes several other changes in the
law i'm an effort to overcome obioc-
! tions TO the construction of the du-
! Pont Boulevard.
4 BY Representative Hill-To au-
thorize the payment TO Coleman du-
i Pont Road Incorporated the sum OF
$4,000 deposited by such corpora
ton with the State Treasurer at the
commencement OF the construction OF
the dupont Boulevard.
4 BY Representative Hill-Empower-
/ ing the Secretary of State TO cause tC
\ be published in newspapers as soor
) as practicable after the Legislature
adiourns every act Of the Legislature
I which he shall deem Of such char
acter and importance as that the pub
lie shall have information OF its pro
visions prior to its publication in tho
/. official volume of the laws. The
newspapers 10 be of the two principal
, political parties.
By Representative Lingo-Proyid'
ing that every person, firm, corpora
ton or association engaged in inc
business of loaning money IN the
sums of $500 or less shall be subject
to the supervision and regulation o.
!, the insurance commissioner and shal
not charge more than per cent. on
outstanding balances of such loans.
I By Representative ROach-To re
duire the Philadelphia. Baltimore an'
/ Washington Railroad Company q
! maintain watchman in the town o
!, Georgetown where the railroad
crosses the street known as Railroad
avenue.
I BY Representative Warrington
Providing that in all uncontested di
vorce cases the court may assign
disinterested attorney TO defend tn
= case. and that relative by blood o
marriage of an absent defendant ma!
hv attorney appear for said deiendan
and plead TO the petition Of the com
I plainant.
BY Representative Warrington
Extending the provisions OF the Law
, relating to adultery as cause TO
divorce.
BY Representative Hoch-Amend
ing the laws relative TO the schoo
and town elections Of the town o
Pennington. giving women propert.
owners the right TO vote at the schoo
elections.
Bv REPRESENTATIVE Dickey--Requir
ING the Baltimore and Ohio Railroal