The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-16
HOUSE PUSHES
THROUGH MASS OF
IMPORTANT BILLS
Last Hours OF the Assembly De.
voted to CIeanino Up the
Calendar.
Especial to the Evening star.

TRENTON, April 1.-THE House
broke all records last night and this
morning in rushing bills through. A
large number of important measures
were passed, including the amended
Clark kidnapping bill n the Brown
pure food measure. Among the bills
passed were.
Senate 377. Senator Hiilery, establishes the
First Judiacial District of Morris county;
Senate S72, Senator Fielder, permits Hud-
son county to open up a road leading to the
Weehawken ferry. Senate 34S, Senator Hill
lery, prohibits pollution of oyster beds; as
sembly llS, Mr.. Colgate with Senate
anlendments), requires all vehicles drawn
by horses to carry lighted lamps after dark.
Senate ISL, Senator Bradley, the annual
appropriation bill: Senate $50, Senator
bradley, the supplemental appropriations
bill; Senate 1853, Senator Silzer, amends the
mechan1cs' lien law relative to the timetaf
filing liens; House 444 with Senate amend
msents1 the CLARK kidnapping bill; Senate
1863, Senator Hillery. provides for holding
the special election to pass upon the pro-
posed constitutional amendments: House
ia, Mr., Hines with Senate amendmentsD,
amends the election actH
Senate SS9, Senator Hincbllffe, appro-
PIRATES 5000 to defend the rights of New
Jersey in the Passaic valley trunk sewer
suit; Senate aS6, Senator Frelingh ays ~,
fN'1'stf - ftIttfi9 81 Naat dt1t
Senate 1888, Senator Leavitt, provides that
justices OF the peace Shall pay a.fee of s.
to the State; Senate 10, Senator Brown, re-
quires a permit from the. board of healrN
To- sell or deliver ice: Senate 1856. Senator
Fielder, permits Jersey City TO appropriate
money for the. celebration OF the opening OF
the Hudson tunnel; Senate 1884. approprtates
$2,679.15 TO defray the. expenses of the State
Crime and Dependency Commission; Senate
joint resolution s, continues the commission
on Industrial education; Senate 291. Senator
Leavitt, the Mercer county road bill; Sen
ate 265, authorizes towns. townships, bor-
oughs and Villages to issue bonds for the
construction of sewers; House 401, Mr..
Moore. provides for matrons of county
jails; House joint resolution 5, relates to
the valuation of railroad property.
House All, Mr.. Clark with Senate
amendmentr) amends the insurance act;
Stnate 80. Senator Leavitt. amends the
general tax law of 1903; Senate 313. Senator
Osborne, amends the district court act;
SENATE 24, Senator Bradley, repeats act 0.
August. 1906, to validate bonds; Senate
23S, Senator Leavitt, permits boroughs to
build sewers; Senate 129. Senator Leavitt,
ADDS two members to the hoard of %coptrcl'
OF schools of detention in counties; Senate
324. Senator Wakelee anrexes to the bor-
ough of Fort Lee, Bergen county, part of
Palisade~ Park, House $40, Mr.. Young ire
con3idered), permits the Newark trolley
lines to remove ashes and garbage; Senate
1923. Senator Wakelee, annexes to the bor-
ocgh of Westwood, Bergen county, a por-
ton of the borough of Etna or Emerson;
House 200, Mr.. Lewis, concerns incorporo-
tor. of secret societies; Senate 1853. Senator
F~relinghuysen, s~validates bonds issued for
sewer construction in Burlington county
without legal authority.
Senate 345, Senator Freiinghuysen,
SET e%5u, IT, 'E Senate aes'' 81 lss snstof q M sGni 8
amends the Atlantic city charter: Senate
~, Senator Brown, provides a penalty for
selling impure bottled water.