Middletown transcript., 1915-02-06


By Representative Daley Requiring
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to
MAINTAIN watchmen day and night at
the crossings in Dover
By Representative Hoch-Appropria-
ting $l75. so to cover an insufficiency in
the state appropriation to school dis
tricts 113 and 113 1-2
By Representative Roach-An act for
the relief of the heirs of James G. Walls,
deceased, of Georgetown, by turning
over to them $3.50, impounded in the
court of chancery at Georgetown.
By Representative Roach Providing
an additional constable for Georgetown
hundred to be appointed by the COVER
nor for four year term.
AUDITING COMMITTEE BILL
By Representative Roach Providing
for the resident judge of Kent and Sus-
sex counties to appoint.a committee of
three freeholders in each year to audit
the accounts of the county comptroller,
the auditors to receive $5 for each day
of actual service, and providing that
the judges if they deem it necessary,
may publish the audit in phamphlet
form or newspapers.
By Representative Warnngton--De-
fining certain trades, business, amuse-
ments, ETC., that are subject to occu-
pational license.
By Representative Saul ry-
Amending the charter of Lewes by
changing the boundaries of the town.
By Representative Eliott-Reducing
from $500 to 800 the annual license
that shall be paid by amusement parks
to the state.
By Representative ElliottT-Providing
for the creation of court of record to
be entitled justices Court for the
City of Wilmlngtong' to have jurlsdic-
tion now vested in justice of the
peace of Wilmington.
wlULD ABOLISH MAGISTRATES
By Representative Elliott-An act
abolshing the Offices of justices of the
peace in the city of Wilmington after
January l. 1916, and providing for %
justices of the peace in New Castle
county, none of whom shall reside in the
city of Wilmington:
By Representative Evans Giving en-
larged powers to the Office of sealers of
weights and measures.
By Representative Evans Empower
ing the trustees of the New Castle
county workhouse to buy farm of up
to 500 acres for the employment of
prisoners thereon to be paid for out of
the earnings of the prisoners in the in
stitution and on the farm.
STATE ARMORY MEASURE
By Representative Hance-P Providing
for the erection of state armory at
New Castle, the ground and building
for which shall not exceed $4,000.
By Repl lesentative Hance- Establish
ing the Office of city clerk in the city of
New Castle.
By Representative Hance-I Increas-
ing the salary of the deputy receiver
of taxes and county treasurer in New
Castle ,unty from 1920 to 81, 800 a
year.
WET" PICNIC BILL BY RASH
By Representative Rash-An act au-
thorizing the granting of special licen-
ses for the sale of intoxicating liquors
in New Castle county to clubs or asso-
Citations at their annual or semi-annual
reunions. This license will be $10O and
good for but three days.
BY Representative Rash AAuthoriz-
ing the Board of Police Commissioners
of Wilmington to appoint special police
officers to do duty at any place in the
city designated by and at the charge
and expense of the person or persons
who may ask for such appointment,
and also empowering the commission
to appoint any employe' of the city as a
special police officer.
INSURANCE LICENSE BILL
By Representative Rash-An act au-
thorizing the mayor and council of
| w INNING wi " require hCSIlSCS VI any
person, firm, partnership, association
or corporation desiring to do fire insur-
anee business in the city limits.
By Representative Rash-A bill abol,
ishing the city tax officers of Whining
ton and providing for the city treasurer
to make the collections, for which he
shall have four deputies, the City Coun-
Gil to fix the salaries of the same.
By Representative Rash-A bill pro-
vidiug for Levy Court of each county
to certify to the state treasurer the
names of each election officer and the
amounts due each.
By Representative Rash-Providing
for the Board of Police Commissioners
of Wilmington, in case of riot or mob,
to appoint as many special constables
as it may deem advisable, fixing the
pay of each at So. 80 per diem.
By Representative Rash-A bill to
repeal the liquor license screen law.
LIQUOR LICENSE CIRCUMSTANCES
By Representative RASH Providing
that remonstrances against the grant
ing of liquor license shall signed only
by citizens or residents of the school
district or ward where said application
is made.
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