Milford chronicle., 1929-04-19

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age claims of members of 1927 leg
islature.
SENATE BILLS PASSED
No. Makes Governor instead o
Secretary of State member of the
State Highway Commission.
No. 8 = Amends general corpora
ton law to allow facsimile sigma
lures of certain officers to be stamp
ed on stock certificates.
No. 4-Authorizes payment out oi
general fund for redemption OF
county and State aid roads bonds
falling due during the next two fis-
cal years.
No. 5-Fixes salary of Secretary
of State at $4,000 a year.
No. 9-Appropriate g. $4,000 for
dormitory at Delaware Industrial
School, girls.
No. 11-Repeals law placing a tax
of Is cents on the $100 assessed val
ue on real estate throughout the
State.
No. 13-Revives the time for re-
cording private acts.
No. 15-Authorizes Governor to
fill vacancies on the Delaware-New
Jersey bay an driver boundary COM
mission. 4
No. Inappropriate $4,000 to re-
pair Laurel Armory.
No. 19-Amends law relative to
penalties for arson.
No. 20 = Authorizes Equitable
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tablish branches.
No. 22-Authorizes Laurel to bor-
row $4,000 to redeem bonds.
No. 3-Hppropriates S125,000 from
school building program fund for
building an addition to the Richard
son Park School.
No. 25-Change name of Clayton
Bank 40 ClaytonB ank and Trust
Co.
No. 27-Appropriates $478,000 for
new buildings at State Hospital for
the Insane at Farnhurst.
No. 2S-Appropriates $4,000 to
equip State Hospital buildings.
No. 29-Amends law relative to
admitting persons to State Hospital
for the Insane.
No. 30-Authorizes the establish
ment of a Mental Hygiene Clinic at
the State Hospital for the Insane.
No. 31-Authorizes the establish
ment of a Psychiatric observation
clinic at the State Hospital for the
Insane.
No. 32-Amends law relative to
sterilization of certain mental defec-
tives.
No. 33-Amends law relative. to
sterilization providing for examina-
ton of persons convicted of three
felOnies and if found to be mentally
deficient to order sterilization.
No. 34-Appropriates $4,000 for
sewage disposal plant at Ferris
School.
No. 36-Require instruction of ele-
mentary and high school pupils in
the public schools physiology and
Hygiene with special reference to
the effects of alcohol and narcotics
on human systems.
No. 40-Exempts State depart
ments, fire companies and ambulan-
ces from paying automobile regis
tration and license fees.
No. 41-Permits shooting of wild
duck and other wild fowl on public
lands of the State during the open
season.
No. 42-Fixes salary of Laurel
Councilmen at $25 year.
No. 44-Increases salary of Secre-
tary of State Board of Pharmacy and
increases some of fees the board
charges for examinations.
No. 46-Places companies making
small loans of under $500 under jur-
isdiction of State Banking Depart
ment.
No. 47-Increases salary of State
Bank Commissioner from $4,000 to
$4,000 year.
No. 48-Increases amount George
town can raise by taxation.
No. 52-Appropriates money to aid
in education of orphans of soldiers
or sailors who were killed or died as
result of World War.
No. 55-Makes it unlawful for non
members of lodges and orders to
wear the badges, buttons or insig-
MAS of such orders.
mo. 0I"AuIuOTlZ6 NEW CdSLl6
County Levy Court to take over the
maintenance of the streets of Belle
fonte.
No. 5S-Provides for the cancella-
tion of bonds of certain officers un-
der certain conditions.
No. 60-Amends law relative to
verbal leases between landlord and
tenant.
No. 61-Amends charter of Mills
boro relative to fines imposed by
town officers.
No. 62-Requires record of salts
faction of mortgages to be entered
within go days.
No. 80-Increases penalties for
Laurel town ordinances.
No. S1-Raises from $500 to $500 |
amount Houston can raise by tax
alton.
No. 82-Relieves operator or own
er of motor vehicle from any liabil-
lty for injuries suffered by any per-
son while riding with said owner or