Newark post., 1915-02-10
NEWARK LEGlS-
LATION BEFORE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY

up to September 1st, 1917.
The same to be paid out of th'
State Treasury as follows:
April 1st, 1915 $17,631
Jan. 1st, 1916 1904
Jan. 1st, 1917 17,3O4
SENATE BILL 19
An Act in reference to election!
for members of "The Board o:
Education of the Newark Public
Schools. y
Section /. That at all Elections
held in the Town of Newark fol
members of THE Board of Educa
ton of the Newark Public Schools
uniform ballots shall be used.
Section ,. Any person intend.
ing to become a candidate for a
member of THE Board of Educa-
ton of the Newark Public Schools u
at any annual election held pur-
suant to the charter of the said
Board, or any amendment thereof
shall, at least ten days before said
election. file with the Secretary of
the said Board of Education lin
case of his absence with the Presi-
dent of the said Board) a written
notice of his intention to become a
candidate and paying the fee here
i'll provided for.
Section 8. 1t shall be the duty
of the Secretary of the said "The
Board of Education of the Newark
Public Schools" Tor in his absence,
the President of the said Board)
to prepare and have printed a suf-
ficient number of ballots to be used
at each Election mentioned afore-
said, using only the names of
Candidates who have complied
with the provisions of Section 2 of
this Act, said ballots to be of uni
form size, the candidates to be ar
ranged alphabetically, with in
structions thereon,-how many per-
sons are to be voted for. Two hun
dred and fifty ballots for each
name appearing on the said ballot
as a candidate, shall be delivered
on the morning of election day to
the Inspector holding said election,
without charge, and as many to
any candidate as he may desire,
charging said candidate the actual
cost of printing said ballots, said
candidate being entitled to re-
ceive the same, at least two days be-
fore election day.
Section 4. A votor designating
the candidate who he wishes to
vote for shall leave unmarked such
name or names on the ballot. and
those he does not wish to vote for.
he will draw a line through their
name or names, using pencil, ink
or crayOn. Inspectors and Judges
of Election shall not canvass or
count any ballots that are cast for
any person not on the official bal /
lot herein provided for.
Section 5. When fling their |
names, as provided in Section 2 of .
this act, candidates shall pay to the
Secretary of the said "The Board .
of Education of the Newark Public
Schools the sum of $1.OO, which
shall be turned over to the Treas
urer of the said Board.
Section 6. In case of the death.
'eslgnation or when from anv
other cause, a candidate whose
name has been printed on the Of
iclal Ballot, cannot serve if elect
ed, and there beremaining an in
!ufficient number of candidates to
Ill the vacancies in the said Board,
t shall be lawful in that case to
vote at the said Election for any
egally qualified person, regardless
If the fact that he has not previous
y filed his name pursuant to the
provisions of this Act.
SENATE BILL 1O3
An Act appropriating money for
Agricultural Extension.
Section l. That in order to Sc
ure to the State of Delaware the
ull benefit of the appropriation
provided in the Act of Congress of
he United States, approved by the
resident on the Eighth Day of
lay, A. D. 1914, entitled can Act
0 Provide for Cooperative Agri-
ultural Extension Work between
he Agricultural Colleges in the
everal States receiving the bene-
is of the Act of Congress approx
d July 2, 1862, and of Act supple
lentary thereto and the United
tates Department of Agricult-
re, :" the sum of Three Thousand,
tx Hundred and Twentv-aiobt