Evening journal., 1919-02-17
BILLS POUR IN
ON LEGISLATURE
At DOVER TODAY
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and the salaries OF his Ofllce force anC
expenses would be paid out OF take:
and other charges received by the com.
missioner. This bin would give the
commissioner all the powers and duties
as 10 banks, trust companies and build
ing loan associations that are now had
by the Insurance commissioner. 10
provides for an inspection Of every
banking Institution by the commission
er or his authorized agents once every
year. II also gives the commissioner
wider powers in some instances than
that had by the Insurance commits
si0ner.
Representative McNabb introduced
bin IN skeleton form TO regulate the
sale OF drugs In Wilmington. This bill
has 10 do with Mr.. McNabb's idea OF
having at least one drug store kept
open all night TO accommodate emerg-
ency calls, and, II necessary. 10 try and
establish a municipal drug store that
VIII keep open at night. He has not
decided Just what TO incorporate in his
bill. " ''''
Today he received a communication
from the Retail Druggists Association
OF Wilmington giving him the names
u a nGmber Of drug stores where II is
claimed there are night bells and where
the druggists live In the building where
their store is located, and viii answer
emergency calls for drugs any time dur
ing the night
MT. MeNabb also introduced two other
skeleton bills. one requiring the State
court stenographer to furnish tvpe.
written copies Of the testimony and the
opinions Of the court in cases tried by
tbs court when such Is requested nv
attorneys interested in the case. The
other bill, woGld make safe the title
to real estate by having satisfied al
record liens 90 or more years old and
ldischarglng indebtedness arising there.
from. other bills introduced In the
House include the following:
By Mr.. Francis, providing a duicl
method for transferring prisoners IN
the workh0use, found 10 be insane. q
the State Hospital when two physician:
so declare, during the recess OF court
By Mr.. Pariee, terminating lease OF
marsh lands in Kent county ON the
same day that the muskrat law expires
each year.
BY Mr.. Buckson, making II lawful Il
enter lands Of any person to remove
distractions to bitches and water
courses.
BY Mr.. Jones. increasing from ?.
cents on the 500 TO 20 cents the rate
on taxes that Millsboro can raise for
school purposes.
BY Mr.. Hastings. making banks not
rs5;e for forged and raised checks un-
less the depositor reports same within
six months.
BY Mr.. Buckson. increasing the SAL
airy Of the State Librarian from $500 TO
$500 a year.
BY Mr.. Lyons, exemptIng from taxa
uon all property OF the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association OF Whining
son lnat Is not held for investment pur-
w n fir, Jskes, requiring the p. B. and
nsn y. H. Company 20 maintain a flag
4 Bv NJ S,oss ng In Viola.
. picSoear' MI Hardesty. incorporat,ng M
and am nar trust Company Al H,cln,or s
ators naliilne The following ~ ,r'oAllide' s.'
W,il,ssIne James G. Ha.destv c1iu, l,vor'or-
W'n,ainson, w William \, Snnton l..
? y, Murphy, Harry |. Sron' Charles |
= Noss and John NJ. Sco,t o"ule, Walter |
! BY Mr., Lloyd, making il ,,,.,..,
|. persons 10 shoot chickens ahas iul W ior
passing and destroying crons ' are are ties