Evening journal., 1921-01-27
tn REGULATE
STATE Buying
OF SUPPLIES
lconilnned from naee onel


sion. bureau. institution, organization
or other agency Of the state which uses
supplies paid for In whole or part by
funds from the state treasury with
The exception OF the judicial depart
mcnt and the Department OF Pubic
Arms and Defense"
These two departments would also
have the opportunity % secure Wl'n
supplies through ihe board 10 StaW
eunnles as defined. shan De con
tracied for or be purchased except IN
accordance with the provisions OF ills
act and any contract made otherW Sc
would be void and payment would be
refused
word supplies as used in his act
shall be construed 10 mean and in
clude an ONCE supplies Of an KINDS
including oflce equipment, furniture
and fixtures. "A shall also include the
printing, binding and distribution or
The LAWS. Journals official reports and
an other printed matter issued by
any OF tho State executive ana legis-
laiive departments and stale commits.
sions. bureaus and Institutions, and
any and an other state printing and
binding: II shall include the purchase
of an fuel used In the state capitol
building and all repairing. heating
and cduipment Of the slate capitol
building. It shall not include such
Institutional supplies as hardware,
machinery. food forage clothlns,
drugs. chemicals, etc, used Dy Slale
Institutions and Slate agencies, nor
the construction. repair or maintcn-
ance of any road or bridge. nor the
construction. repair. or equipment OF
any pubic school. nor ne erection or
construction OF any buildings
The BIN authorizes The board 10
nX a standard for an supplies. to re-.
duce the variety and cost u would
have charge Of the disposal of all
waste paper and other unserv iceable le
personal property of the state de-
partments. commissions, etc.
The board Is empowered 20 locale
stock room. and The state librarian
would be custodian Of such room and
stock and would have charge OF The
distribution Of the supplies The GUS
todian would have 10 give bond In an
amount fixed by the board. The ils-
cal wear of tlnc board would start
July 4 and every department, com
mission. etc. would be required 10
give the board an estimate by June
OF It's needs FOR the year, with an
ilemized account OF all supplies ON
hand. The board would advertise FOR
bids for furnishing an supplies and
award the contracts 10 the lowest re-
sponsihle bidders.
supplies could only be secured from
the board on requisilion. The aci
would become effective July 4 OF this
year.
BOXING Bill on Merits.
Representative kramer's boxing bill
was reported on its merits this morn
ing by The House committee on mis-
cellaneour business.
The senate today passed The FOL
lowing senate bills. Authorizing IN
Levy Court Of Sussex county 10 n
the compensation of clerks OF Sus
sex county cOnferrlng on authorize
rppItst natives OF the state HighWa
Department power 10 enforce an trai
nc laws and regulations on the pui
lic highways and an laws rclatln
10 licenses OF motor vehicles giNin
the police OF the State Highway D'
partmcni full police power.
To Regulate Pharmacies.
The Senate bill prohibiting person
who are not registered pharmacist
from displaying The words 'Phaf
macy" or Medicine store was give
third reading In the Senate and mad
special order for next Monday mor
IlE al lWaNN WNINiha ANH FAsr'iAr' Wv
recommended by The state Board Z
Pharmacy and former Deputy Alto
ney-Genersl p. Warren Green.
During the discussion senator AIR
stated the bin was aimed at cerla
UNREGISTERED pharmacists lncludii
one in Wilmington. senator's Mel
lire and Robertson thought II wou
nut patent medicine shores out
business and stop the sale OF SUI
medicine by rural grocery stores, b
Attorney Hope said 10 would not
Representative Dill introduced a h
in the House providing FOR a Sta
hndret system. THIS is Identical wi
the one introduced by senator Walk
Representative smiths bin 90
crease the salary OF The court cri,
OF Kent and Sussex counties was
ported unfavorably In the House.
The bill 10 name a Delaware co
mission 10 meet with a similar co
mission from New Jersey 10 dr.
notifications 10 the laws regulatl
the taking OF FISH from the Delaw'
river and bay was reported faN
ably in the House.
Representative Harrington int
duced a bin to require The DelaWl
railroad to maintain watchman
the crossing In CheswOld from 6 p.
until midnisht
Representative CLARK introduced
bin 10 increase from $500 10 $500
salary OF the deputy sheriff Of ~
county
Several Absent by Illness
Members OF the House devoted m
Of their time this morning 10 co
millee work
Representative Wilson. OF Wilmii
ton Mil introduce bill giving &
eral notorial powers to the not;
public appointed FOR The Central
tional Bank. Wilmington.
Representative Philips is IN at
home In Bethel. C.. W Jones HOl
reading clerk. is 80 at his home
Townsend Julian e. Walker, one
The attorneys TO the senate. is rec
ering from The grippe and expects
begin his duties here next week.
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