Smyrna times., 1931-04-29

4 NO. 21O-Amending the law rela-
tive to payment of fines in court
martial cases in the National
Guard.
Smyrna Ambulance Appropriation
No. 212-Authorizing the Kent
County Levy Court to appropriate
$3.50 annually for the next two
years to David @. Harrison Post,
No. IA, Inc, American Legion, for
the maintenance of its ambulance.
No. 230-Authorizing the Re-
corder of Deeds and Register of
Wills of each county to turn over
certain papers to the State Arch
twist and allowing the use of photo
static copies of old records in
court.
No. Providing that certain
funds in bank in the name of the
treasurer of the Trustees of the
Poor of New Castle county be
turned over to the County Treas
urer.
I No. 203 - Providing that the
New Castle County Treasurer does
not have to provide extra bond to
receive certain money now deposit
ed to the treasurer of the Trustees
of the Poor.
No. Amending the law rela-
tive to revenue from domestic cor
porations.
No. 242-Avoiding the duplica-
tion of medals awarded to Nation
al Guardsmen.
No. 243- Increasing the salaries
of the members of the Wilmington
Board of Water Commissioners to
$3.50 year.
No. 283-Requiring Justices of
the Peace to turn over to Prothon-
otaries old records after ten years.
No. 300 -Appropriating $4,000 to
secure certain land for the Colony
for the Feeble Minded at Stockley.
Nos. 160, 161 and 162 Three
bills amending the primary election
laws in Wilmington and offered by
the Department of Elections.
No. Prohibiting the carry
ing of a gun while training dogs.
Bill to Aid Game for Sportsmen
No. 240-Requiring equal distri-
button of rabbits, quail and pleas
ants for propagation purposes to
the respective counties by the
State Fish and Game Commission.
No. 189 Providing for the dis
posal of property and records of
the State Tax Department which
have lost any further useful value
No. 124 Providing a penalty for
assisting any girl to escape from
the Delaware Industrial School for
Colored Girls.
No. 277-An act to permit any
officer, board, commission, commit
tee or department or other branch
of the State government to request
from any proposed bidder on any
public work, QUESTIONABLE and
to thereafter reject bids from the
proposed bidders not qualifying.
The Governor signed Senator
VanSant's bill appropriating $4,000
for repairs and an addition to the
sewage disposal plant at the In
dustrial School for Colorel Girls.
Among House concurrent resolu-
tions signed by Governor Buck
were the following:
No. Expressing appreciation
of the General Assembly for a gift
of flowers.
No. 8-Making 4 P NJ, April IA,
as adjournment of the 103rd Cen
eral Assembly.
No. Expressing the sorrow of
the General Assembly in the death
of Speaker Nicholas Longworth, of
the House of Representatives in
Washington.
Resolutions of Joint Sessions
The following are House joint
resolutions signed:
No. 3-Directing the payment of
S65 by the State Treasurer upon
warrants of the chairman of the
Lincoln Day celebration, for rental
of a piano, transportation of a
band and printing of programs.
No. 5 - Appropriating certain
money out of the State Treasury
to pay certain claims against the
State.
The following are Senate joint
resolutions signed:
No. 6-Authorizing the appoint
ment of commission to recon-
mend a revision of the Game and |
Fish laws.
No. 8-Creating a commission
for the purpose of studying and in
the packing and mar
keting of Delaware food products. |