Evening journal., 1915-01-30
WOULD PERMIT WOMEN TO WORK
AS MANY HOURS AS THEY DESIRE

of cost Of street paving in front Of
their property.
Bills introduced in the House in
cluded the following:
BY Representative Roach-To
amend the State Constitution in order
to provide for the submission Of the
question Of tho sale of Intoxicating
liquors at an election in November
1917, and every eight years there
after, the object to have the local
option election in years in which
there is no State election.
BY Representative Webster, for
Speaker Grantland Bill providing
that owners Of property abutting ON
streets in Wilmington shall pay a
share Of the cost Of paving such
streets. when the Street and Sewer
shall SO direct.
BY Representative Allen-To re-
peal the law providing for uniform
system for the registration of births
in the State of Delaware.
BY Representative Rash-Author-
izing the New Castle County Levy
Court 10 sell to the Mayor and Coun-
eli of Wilmington that portion of the
plot at Third. Fourth, Bridge and
Church streets not occupied by ap-
proaches TO Third street bridge
BY Speaker Grantland for Repre-
sentative Daisey Prohibiting bands
OF gypsies from pitching tents or ply
ing their trade i'm Delaware, and
providing penalties of six months
Imprisonment for violations. Also
a bill repeating the present law COM
pellng gypsies stopping in the state
TO pay $500 license.
BY Representative Hill-Providing
that in event Of tic in the Sussex
, County Levy Court the clerk Of the
peace shall have the deciding vote,
and making FIVE members of that
court quorum to do business.
BY Representative Donoyan-Threc
bills to amend the present laws re-
garding libel
by Representative PrOvid-
ing that the town of Georgetown may
levy a tax of one dollar on each tele-
graph and telephone pole within the
town.
! BY Representative ROach-PrOvid-
ing that the town commissioners of
( Georgetown may collect for street
paving done by the town. when prop
orty owners, ordered to pave their
streets, failed to do so.
by Representative Davis-To amend
the law fixing OccupatiOnal licenses
by recurring itinerant photographers
to pay S25 license annually; by pro-
viding that the first pool table in a
public place shall be required to pay
SIS license. and that the second table
shall pay so license. and the third
and all others So license each. (now
$15 for the first table and SO for
each other table,; providing that eXhi-
bitOns of freaks and wax figures shall
pay S25 annual license: vendors of ice
cream. popcorn, waifles and candy
shall pay $40 license each in New Cas-
tie county; chiropodists. $40 each (;
public baths. $40: billpOstCrs and dis
tributors, $40; livery stables $40;
manicurists. SO: barber shops. IS.
BY Representative Hill-To require
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
20 maintain a bell signal at Gray's
Crossing, near Bridgeville.
BY Representative Saulsbury-E En-
powcring the State Treasurer to pay
the Board of Education Of Lewes
1887 balance due for tuition of non
resident pupils for 1913 and 1914.
BY Representative Roach-To give
women property owners in George
town a right TO vote at school elec-
tiOns.
BY Representative Elliott-To eX-
tend the act comforting banking pow
crs on the Liberty Trust Company
Wilmington.
BY Representative Hoch-To in
crease from 5000 to S400 the Levy
Court appropriation to the town o
Wyoming and also a bill to provid,
revenue for laying sewers and draini
in that town.
BY Representative Schwatka -Au
thorizing New Castle County Lev!
Court TO sell a house and lot at Feni
mOres Bridge.