Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-08

I Permitting the chief justice or associate
Judges to grant restraining orders IN the
absence Of the chancellor
Authorizing Joho X. Nicholson to have
printed certain decisions rendered by
him When he was chaicelor.
! Providing that the secretary of State,
instead of the governor, shall be mem
/ Der of the Board Of State Highway Com
missioners.
BY Senator Handy-Providng for a
bridge over the Muderkill rvcr at Bowers
! Beach.
Requiring fair associations to return
| State appropriations before declaring
dividends.
Bills introduced in the House last night
included the following
BY Representative Clark--Providing
for school purposes graded income tax
to take the place OF the present Income
tax. The proposed scale follows: Oue
per cent on incomes less than $4,000; two
per ccat on incomes from SO, 900 TO $40, 900
three per ceat on incomes in excess of
$4,000, provided that every citizen shall
pay an income tax of not less than s5.
Requiring every domestic corporation,
for the privilege Of exercising its franchise
in this State iii corporate or organized
capacity, and certain foreign corporations,
for the privilege of doing business IN this
State, to pay III advance an annual fran
chise tax of three per cent To be cont
puted hy the State treasurer upol the
basis of its net income for the fiscal or
calendar year next preceding derived
from its business in this State
BY Representative Frank Hall Davis
Creating State Board of Motion Pic
ture Censors. The governor would ap-
point five censors. one each from VII
mington, rural New Castle county, Kent
county and Sussex county and ono from
the State at large, who would serve with.
out compens alton.
Defining non-alcoholic drinks and pro
hibiting the manufacture sale, offering
for sale, exposing for sale or having in
possession with intent 70 sell Of any adu'-
terated or misbranded non-alcoholic
drinks.
By Representative Kramer-Relativc
to the auditing Of departments. Offices,
boards, commissions and institutio ms OF
the State
Exempting from taxation lands, tene-
ments and other property Of the Saliva
ton Army
Providing for the disposition and care
Of certain funds received by the secre-
tnry of State dill presented In skeleton
form
BY Representative J E Wilson-Mak-
ing IL unlawful 20 kill muskrats by the
method known ae mailing =
BY Representative Bucki ngham-Es-
tablshing a New Castle county prison
for women bill presented in skeleton
forml
Changing tho boundaries Of the First
and Second Election districts Of the Eighth
Representative district of New Castle
county and creating a new election dis
trict
By Representative White-providing
for an index clerk for tho Office Of the
recorder of deeds in New Castle county
Relative TO the boards Of children held
in custody.
Relative 20 the highways of New Castle
county dill presented in skeleton form
Relative 10 the Levy Court Of New
Castle county bill Presented in skeleton
form
Relative 70 crime dill presented in
skeleton form.
BY Representative Clark-Relntiug 70
Judgments dill presented in skeleton
form
Appropriating 100000 TO the State
Livestock Sanitary Board.
by Representative Frank Hall Davis
/ FIXING the salary of the chief deputy
attorney-general at s., 600 per annum and
the salaries Of the other deputies at 81 900
each.
Appropriating $1,000 TO Dover for
the preservation of trees on the Public
| Green.
Providing tonnage charges for motor
trucks using improved highways
Relating 10 uniform foreign depositions
and uniform proof OF statutes.
BY Representative Gray-Prohihiting
the transportation Of hogs from ono coun-
" 10 another unless the animals are i'm
mune from cholera.
Relatiye 10 taxing corporations Dill
presented in skeleton form.
BY Representative Clendaniel-P Provid-
ing for additional clerks of election
Requiring the Levy Court. of the three
countries to tax real estate 1915 cents on
each 500 Of assessment for the benefit of
the State Highway Department dill
presented by request
BY Representative Lord-Providing
that the standard time of the Eastern
division of the United States shall be the
standard time in Delaware after April l.
1921
By Representative Misunderstanding
an athletic commission for Wilmir gton