Milford chronicle., 1939-03-03
EXHIBITS
AT new YORK
FAIR SOUGHT
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thur EIauher of Newark for a tract
of land taken from him by the state;
TO amend the corporation law by pro-
viding for the method of transferring
shares of certificates of stock.
Senator Heal to impose an annual
license of 5000 on owners of sign
boards along the highways outside
u city or town; two bills to provide
for what is known as the Pittsburgh
plan of assessing and taxing real es-
tate; to fix a daily bag limit for a
variety of small game and fish; to
change the open season for small
game. the same as bill offered in
the House; giving a farmer the right
TO hunt on adjoining property on
25 cent license; making ii unlawful
to mutilate any wild fowl.
Senator Simmons. making photo
static copies of death, birth and mar
riage certificates furnished by the
state registrar prima facie evidence
in court.
Senator Clark. TO make the license |
50 cents for motor vehicles equipped |
and used solely for we'll digging and |
for each SO pounds of gross |
load weight.
Senator GOOden to make the Great |
Blue Heron" the official bird of the !
state instead of the BLUE Hen"
In the House, Speaker Frank r.
Zebley introduced u series of bills
making changes in the game and
fish laws. These measures are spon-
'Ored by the United Farmers and
SpOrtsmens Association. They are as
'OllOws
Open season for practically all
small game will he arOm Nov. Is TO
Dec 81; specifying open season for
ed fox from Aug. to April 30 but
'hOOting red fox would be prohibited
rom Oct to April 80. this period
'eing set aside for hunting red fox
with dogs: racCOOn and OpOssnm Nov.
to Jan Is: frogs May TO Dec. 81:
all. reed birds. and water fowl to
'uniurm t0 The federal laws: making
I unlawful Ia kill racco0n or Opos-
um ar iu destroy their lair anytime
turing the night; making il unlawful
q train hunting dogs on Sunday be-
wecn Sept. and April /; increasing
he frog limit from 10 to "a: to fix the
license for boat owners taking nom
esidents on fishing trips at $50
ear: nonresident owners would be
to pay 800 for taking fish -
ng parties from Delaware shores;
lsO providing such boats must be
Inspected annually.
Others of the series provide farm
RS may hunt on adjoining properties !
Without state license; TO allow resi-
ents of states having reciprocal
grcements with Delaware TO secure {
Or $3.50 Il license 10 hunt or fish in
his state for five days: to require '
ersOns other than state officials sell l
ng game and fish licenses to he bond
d. The last of the series provides q
hat distribution OF small game must ]
q made in those sections of the ;
tate where they will thrive but that .
lch representative district shall get
s equal amount of game best
laptcd to the section where il is TO
p liberated.
Other House bills introduced were:
Rep. Berlin: To authorize the
a,e Board of Agriculture to EN-
OI al Iull lllllt NNNFl maj itlll w
,ect all the dairies in the state. his ]
lary to he fixed by the board.
Board for Music Devices 10
Rep Knight: To create a hoard of .
usic machine operators of three :
embers TO be named by the Cover .
Dr, to license operators of any kind
a machine that produces music.
Rep. F. W Pepper: To provide for .
location of One-fourth of the gas =
X revenue in the city or town in .
hich it is collected. for repair and
of streets; to authorize .
e State Game and Fish Commits .
On to grant free of charge hunting
id fishing licenses TO farmers of the .
ate; to create a new election dis .
let in the tenth representative dis :
let of Sussex county by dividing .
@ third election district into two
rts.