Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1918-04-13

Mitchell: Bridge in Charles countN
JOY: Complete Calvert county hos
pital
Mitchell: Refund money to R. Lee
Manning
Andrews: Dorchester county TO pay
money to Cambridge.
Eppler: Attachments after two
non-ests.
Eppler: Attachments ex-contractu.
Dppler: Recover for negligence
causing death.
Harrison: Road to Ocean City.
Metzerott: Acquiring hand for
roads.
Trick: Powers Of magistrates In
juvenile court.
Prick: City to acquire ground for
park purposes.
Sproesser: President Of school
board to administer 0athA
Grason: Repair roads in st. Mary's
county.
Sitter: Road in Hartford county.
Sitter: Road at Jarretsville.
Norris: Sell rabbits from out OF
state in Baltimore city.
Harrison and Bennett: Road from
Snow Hill to Salisbury.
Harrison: Road near Sinepuxent
Neck.
Harrison: Bridge across Pocomoke.
HARRISON: Snow Hill to borrow
money.
Harrison: Road connecting Mary
land and Delaware.
Frick: Amending marriage law.
MITCHELL: School in Charles county.
Harrison: Convicts work on pub.
lie works or in making war supplies.
Campbell: Wills offered for pro-
bate.
Harrison: Board of estimates for
Worcester county.
Eppler: Sale of liquor on Christ.
mas and Good Friday.
Governor Signs A Number Of Bills.
Governor Harrington signed num-
Der of bills, only two of which are OF
interest to the general public. These
are the Stinson bill requiring all We
hicles in the State to carry lights at
night, and the city bill which places
wholesale liquor dealers under control
of the liquor board in Baltimore city.
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bill which makes it mandatory to
name soldiers and sailors when any
appointments are to be made. While
the Executive favors giving them the
preference he hesitates about signing
measure carrying the compulsory
features. He will decide today, when
he will either sign or veto. Another
batch of bills will be signed Wednes-
day, April 10.
Following are the bills signed:
H. B. 355-Duties and pay Of jai!
warden of Baltimore county.
H. B. 214-Increased pay for teach
ers in Montgomery county.
H. B. 313-Sheriff's pay for board
ing prisoners in Calvert county.
H. B. 293-Bond issue for Federals-
burg.
H. B. 229-Pension to widow of J..
w. Creamer.
H. B. 271-Park commission for
Hagerstown.
H. B. 272-Tax collections in Ha-
gerstown.
H. B. 2s2-Pay of sheriff for keep
ing prisoners in Washington county.
H. B. 197-Increase of salary for
clerk to county commissioners in Al
legany county.
H.B. 198-Bond issue for Aberdeen.
H. B. 334-Additional notaries for
Hartford county.
H. B. 157-Pensions for William
Glenn and Isaac Morrison.
H. B. 276-Bond issue for st.
Michaels.
H. B. SS-Authorizing St. Michaels
to buy an electric plant.
H. B. 247-Regulating work hours.
H. B. 1910 confirm deeds made
by vestry of Havre de Grace P. E.
| Church.
H. B. 91-To require all vehicles to
carry lights at night after July next.
H.. 3. 356-Bond issue for Rockville.
H. B. 124-Extending powers OF
Peoples Court
H. B. 225-Changing hours for open
ing polling places in Calvert county.
H. 3, 1OO-Providing minimum sal
aries for teachers of colored children
in Anne Arundel county.
s. B. 2S7-Placing wholesale liquor
dealers under control of the Liquor
License Board in Baltimore City.