Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-02-17

in each county.
BY Mr.. Joncs-Providing for de-
putty in Kent county at a salary OF
$500
Farmers Bank Directors.
BY Mr.. Jones-Joint resolutions,
naming James II. Wilson. William ID.
Deaney and William Watson Har-
rington. directors on the part Of the
state OF the Dover branch OF the
Farmers bank; william j. Thorough
good, John G.. Townsend, Jr., and
Walter b. Hilyard, Of the Georgetown
branch and Joshua e. Smith, David
snellenburg and Ezekiel Cooper Of
the Wilmington branch.
BY Mr.. Jones-Provlding for the
budget system in appropriations by
the present General Assembly. This
system was advocated by Governor
Miller in his last message.
BY Mr. Understanding Of
law relative to the fees OF constables.
BY Mr.. Relative 10 the re-
moval from premises Of hay, straw,
corn husks or manure; appropriating
/ S1G0, TO Marydel, TO cover an insult
hciency I'm the school funds.
BY Mr. Kersey-Joint resolution
authorizing the Auditor of Accounts
to provide the General Assembly with
an inventory Of school text books.
! Divorce Saloons and Brewers.
By Mr.. Burris-Making Il unlaw-
| fur for brewers or wholesale liquor
! dealers to have any interest I'm or 10
OWE or lease any saloon in the state.
BY Mr.. McNabb-An act regulat-
! ing trade I'm Wilmington.
BY Mr.. Cross-Relating TO the bus
mess Of auctioneers; providing for
the Naval Militia of the state OF
Delaware.
Change Department Of Elections.
BY Mr.. Connolly Providing for
four members Of the Department OF
| Elections Of the City of Wilmington
instead Of i've. two OF tho members
TO be OF each major political party;
| providing for the Chancellor, Resi-
dent Judge or Associate Judge of the
county TO sit in the Orphans Court;
relative TO tho deposit OF certain
coutny monies
Ey Mr. onnelly--Providing for the
employment OF state MILK 1nspec-
to- by tho state Board OF Agricul-
ture. This bill rs the result of the
| Investigation made by a Joint MIX
| Commission OF Delaware, Pennsyl-
varia and Maryland. It provides that
tho State Board of Agriculture Ak
the salary OF tho inspector not 10 ex-
coed $500 annually and that $4,000
be appropriated annually for making
! inspections OF milk. Tho person APP
| pointed must pass an examination
prescribed by the Agricultural De-
partment of Delaware College A
\, licerse would be charged for making
the inspections.
[ by Mr. Notwithstanding for tn,
) publication OF the general corpora
{ ton laws; authorizing the secretar,
Of state to sell pamphlet copies o
I tho General Corporation Laws; ap
A | propriatlng by the state OF $4,000, I
@ protect property at Rehoboth alon
- the Atlantic Ocean; creating a Stat
L Highway Commission.
o Plans for Income Tax.
BY Mr.. Connelly-Providing for a
income tax for school purposes. I'll
. bill would levy a tax of one-half q
j 1 per cent on incomes Of $4,000 O
:. more for school purposes.
By Mr.. McNabb--E Extending pen
. alties for the sale or purchase OF IN
!. toNlcatng liquors for minors; pro
viding that applicants for liquor Ii
: censes are not required to secur
signors after the license is ono
/. granted unless they move 10 ne'
location
7, Automobile DINNERS.
y BY Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING adul
! try C. misdemeanor.
BY Mr.. Making the De
|, partment OF Elections a permanen
!, boar OF registration; requiring dim
= mers on automobiles at night; allow
: ing the assessors extra compensate
= for making lists of persons engage
:, I'm licensed occupations; relative I
: the payment Of FIRE insurance prem
iums; providing that the special cor
stable law shall not apply 10 Wi
~ mington; master plumbers ana SUI
ply men, to be made by n Court
20 Common Pleas. with authority
~ subpoena witnesses books, etc.
I, Abutting Paving Bill.
4, By Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
sesiors TO fix special days for 81
ting where the regular days are Il
=, terfered with by illness; relating
-, the salary OF the members of n
- City Council of Wilmington; asses
- ing abutting property in Wllmingt'
10 for street paving.
BY Mr.. Requiring mi
~ wives TO register and pay tax al
also other persons who are non-re
istered nurses who massage and ma
ipulate the joints and muscles to 7
nc glster and pay a license; relating
tax collectors settling with the lie
90 Court FOR unpaid taxes.
NJ BY M. Kersey-Amending {
ns primary election law so as to pI
~ vide q penalty I'm Kent county
70 bribery In connection with the prii
.1e airy elections of delegates TO Matte
al conventions.
~ Inheritance Tax Bill.
10 BY Mr.. Boyce-An inheritance
ne law advocated by DR.. Caleb II. La
ton.
-, BY Mr.. Jones-House Concurre
~ Providing for the appointment
le five members OF the House and Sc