Milford chronicle., 1931-02-27
NEW SUPREME COURT BILL
NOW BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE

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property damage to the extent o
500.
Other bills were introduced a'
! follows:
/ Mr.. Donovan - Authorizing the
State Highway Department to re
cover and reset and more firmly es-
tablish the monument at Liston'S
i Point marking, on the Delaware side
the dividing line between the Della
ware River and Bay.
Mr.. Tatnall-Directing the Secre-
! tary of State to furnish the daily
and weekly newspapers of the State
monthly. a list of the names and ad-
dresses of those whose automobile
operators licenses are revoked OF
suspended. The report must also
state the cause of the revocation OF
suspension.
Speaker Coy-Increasing the sal
airy of the court crier of Sussex
county to $500 year.
Mr. Tatnall-Authorizin the Re-
cOrder of Deeds and Register of
Wills of each county, with the APP
prOval of the Resident Judge, to de-
liver to the State Archivist for pres
ervation any volume of land records
or probate records, the age and con-
ditiOn of which render its continued
use by the public inadvisable.
Mr.. Van Solver - Appropriating
$4,000 to the Public Archives Com
mission to secure certain records of
births and deaths Of persons deceas-
ed prior to 1850, and found upon
tOmbstOnes in various cemeteries Of
the State.
Mr.. Van Sciver-Requiring the
Levy Court of New Castle county to
appropriate annually $4,000 for the
relief of the INDECENT sick Of that
county.
Mr. Van Solver Requiring the
Levy Court of New Castle county to
appropriate $4,000 annually to the
Wilmington General Hospital for the
care and treatment of INDECENT per
sons OF the county.
T.. B. Webb-To make Armistice
Day, November IL. a legal holiday.
j.. 3. Mebb-TO repeal the law
which makes the day Of the general
election holiday in the schools of
the State.
Mr.. Rupp- Directing the trustees
of Delaware College university of
Deaware) to establish chair of
physical education at the college. 1t
would appropriate $1,000 for secur-
ing equipment and $500 annually
to carry out the provisions of the
bill, $500 of which would be used
annually for repairs and equipment.
c. A. Hastings--TO vest title i'll
certain real estate in Delmar i'll the
Delaware Baptist State Convention.
r. A. Davis-To appropriate $1,000
until 1924 to aid in the
education of children between the
ages of one and sixteen years, of
those who were killed in action or
died from other causes in the World
War.
MIR. Van Sewer - TO appropriate
S4 900 to- grade and otherwise I'M
prove the national guard camp at
Bethany Beach.
Senator Green on Monday intro
duccd a bill making it lawful for
any druggist in the State to sell in
toXicating liquor for medicinal pur-
poses, provided that he complied
with the provisions of the Volstead
Act in relation to such sales. 1t fur
ther makes the purchase of such liq-
uor lawful, under the provisions of
the Volstead Act.
Senator Wharton introduced a bill
changes in the boundaries
of the Kent County Levy Court dis
tricts of the county. 1t is similar to
the bill Offered two years ago by
Senator Wharton, and which was
opposed by the Democrats.
The bill was not enacted at that
time. tt.
A bill was offered by Senator
Keith making the salary of the chief
Deputy Attorney General $4,000 a
year. The salary of the New Castle
County Deputy Attorney General
would be $4,000 also, while the sal
aries of the Kent and Sussex Dep /
lty Attorneys General would be
$500 each.
Senator Afaull presented a bill au-
.horizing the Levy Courts of Kent
and Sussex counties to appropriate
5000 each annually, to provide |
hospital treatment and care for the /
INDECENT sick
A bill was introduced by Senator
Van SAINT providing that all candi-
lates for the office of trustee of any
school district shall file their names
With the board of school trustees of
he particular district in which they
ire candidates at least five days
lrior to the day set for such cleo
ion in the district.
Several biyys were offered in be-
lalf of Senator McIntire, who is abb
ent due to illness. One provides
hat the Superior Court shall have
original jurisdiction in all civil ac-
ions or proceedings at law to which
he State shall be a party in like
manner and to the same extent that
t now has in actions against an in
ividual or private concern.