Milford chronicle., 1935-04-05

assessment on reclaimed land wOull
reimburse the county.
The House passed Senator
Wright's bill to appropriate $500 t
the University of Delaware to pub
lish a list of official documents re-
lating to the State government from
the time of the Revolutionary Wal
to the present.
$75yOOO For StOckley
The Senate bill to appropriate
$4,000 to the Commission for the
Feeble Minded for a sewage dispos-
al plant and cottages at StOckley
was passed by the House. This will
be cared for under the $425, 900
bond issue for a building program.
The House passed several other
Senate bills appropriating money to
be secured from the proposed $685.
600 State bond issue. One would
appropriate $4,000 to the Industrial
School for Colored Girls to buy a
PLOT Of ground. Another would ap-
prOpriate 100000 towards the con-
struction of the proposed Indian
River inlet and a third would ap-
Dropriate $4,000 for a laundry and
kitchen at the Satte Welfare Home.
The House passed the Senate
joint resolution apprOpriating
$7S4.50 for some printing supplies
for the Supreme Court.
Archives Commission
Senator Wright's bill to increase
from two. to four years the terms of
members of the Public Archives
Commission was passed by the
House.
The House passed Senator
Wright's bill to authorize the State
to pay the interest on those county
bonds which cannot be re-
funded under a previous act of this
The House defeated Senator
Wright's bill which would extend
from three to ten years the time
liens for county, State, school and
taxes could stand against
real estate.
Senator Matthews bill to exempt
dentists and bank
from jury duty passed the
House unanimously. The original
bill would have also exempted per-
sons over 20 years of age but a
House amendment which had to he
to a conference committee
from both houses eliminated this
clause.
Senator Wallis bill to give the
State Real Estate Commission the
right to prescribe rules and regula-
.ions for real estate brokers and
:alesmen and to prescribe penalties
iOr violating such rules was reject
I'd.
Prison Study Approved
The House gave its unanimous ap-
1rOval to Senator w. NJ. Davis bill
o authorize the Governor to name
| commission of six to study prison |
in the State so far as
heir production of goods is con-
,erned and the advisability Of hav-
ng such goods utilized by other
State institutions. The commission !
will reports its findings and recon-
nendatiOns to the next Legislature. /
The House also passed Senator .
bill to give the con-
table in Frankford the same au-
hOrity other town constables have
nd Senator Cannon's bill to allow
he Town Council of Blades to regu-
ate the sale and use of fireworks.
{ also permits the tax collector to
How a per cent rebate on taxes
aid before August l. and also per-
Its the town to raise S1,500 annu-
lily by taxation.
Senator Ross bill to correct
missions in the present laws rela-
I've to insurance companies was
assed by the House.
Substitute Bill Approved
Representative Zebley on Wednes-
ay night introduced and the House
assed a substitute bill for a mea-
IRE which had been passed by both
ranches relative to the Nanticoke
ldian School in Sussex county. The
riginal provided for an appropria-
on of $1,000 to pay the teachers
llary and declared the school
art of the State school system.
OvernOr Buck, it was stated, was
repaired to veto this measure on
Ie ground 1t is unconstitutional as
'hOol funds cannot be so apprO-
lated. The bill was recalled and
e substitute directs the State
Dard of Education to establish
hools for children of MOOrs or In
ans and also directs the board to
" the salary of the teacher in the
lnticoke school which is attended
the Indians or MoOrs.
Auto Mechanics Bill Fails
Representative SimOn's bill to pro-
de for the licensing of auto me-
anics was defeated by a vote of 5
30 after it had been advocated by
Ugh F. Gallagher, of Wilmington.
ANS, SchOrr, Tyndall, Zebley and
'Ogan voted for the bill.
The House passed Senator Wallis
I to authorize the Sussex county
Wy Court to borrow S350,OOO with
itch to improve bitches and drains
that county.
The House passed Mr.. BrOgan's
bstitute bill to authorize the Gov
1or to convey to Wilmington title
the State to all the land under
ter within the limits of the city.
is will give Wilmington title to
J bed of the Delaware River to
' water mark on the New Jersey
lre with the extension Of its linz
to that point as provided for in
other bill and according to the
es laid down by the U. s. SUI
me Coart in the boundary dis
e.
he House passed Senator Van
it's bill 10 appropriate So 800 for