The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-03-11
GRINDING OUT
STATE LAWS
Bills Passed-senate.
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S. 25, providing for the incorpora-
tion of the borough Of Stanhope, Sus-
sex county.
HI. 1872, makes it misdemeanor for
husband or father to desert or will
fully neglect to support his family
HI. 90, amending act relative to local
boards of health and extending their
powers for anti-mosquito crusades.
House joint resolution 2, requesting
our senators and representatives in
congress to vote for the bill appro-
priating 1924 1000, 900 for road building
in the United States.
Bills PassedTHouse.
H. POI, exempts all active volunteer
firemen from jury duty. ~
H.258, provides that taxes received
by the State under the collateral in
heritance act shall be returned to the
county in which the decedent's prop
erty is located.
HI. 223, requires factories, workshops
and department stores to provide seat
ing accommodate for their female
employees.
Senate 80, authorizes freehold
er representation in the township in
which the borough had once been a
part.
New Bills-Senate.
No. 1O1. Mr.. Mckee (for the presi-
dent). Fixes the compensation Of
county judges designated to sit as cir
cult court judges as 500 instead Of Sl2
per diem, and provides that the state
instead of the county shall pay the
cost of judges so assigned
No. POP, Mr.. Mckee (for president).
Authorizes boards of education in
municipalities other than in cities to
appoint custodian of school funds,
No. 203, Mr.. Mckee flor president).
Authorizes the governor to appoint
three persons, to be known as a COM
mission on corporation laws. 1t makes
it the duty of the commission to ex-
anime the laws of the state in relation
to the taxation of all corporations,
except municipalities, trust companies
safe deposit companies, insurance COM
panies and corporations increasing the
right of eminent domain. The COM
mission shall compare these and their
effect upon trade and commerce with
the corresponding laws Of other states
and countries and report their finding
and recommendations if any, to the
next session of the legislature.
No. 206, Mr.. Horner, Authorizes
school districts at annual meeting to
vote fol- the issue of school bonds.
New BilIs-House.
No. 1897, Mr.. Lehlbach. Authorizes
the governor to appoint five persons
tie execute the laws providing for the
management and supervision of the
penal and charitable institutions of
the State.
No. 1888, Mr.. Taylor. Provides for
the maintenance of roads forming a
boundary line between two counties
by the two counties. Joint action
shall be taken by the boards of free
holders upon petition of two-thirds of
the real estate fronting the road
No. BAL, Mr.. Hillery. Repeats the
act for the destr uction of foxes.
No. 342, Mr.. tombstone. Provides
for the appointment of board of rail-
road commissioners by the governor
for terms of six years. Salary, $1,000
per year. Total expenses Of board not
to exceed s25, 900 year. They shall
have general supervision Of all steam
and electric railways.
No. 1926, Mr.. Dalrymple. Requires
foreign and domestic partnerships and
business to file and record in the
county clerks office astatement show
ing the name of the partnership, its
place of business, the full name Of