Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-08
ROOMS HIT IN ONE
OF THIRTY-TWO BILLS.
From a stan Correspondent.

oAANSPObdNhAs
TRENTON. Feb. S.-Among the
thirty-two bills that made their APP
p%earance in the House last night were
measures to force the plain designation
of all prison-made goods. to require
that children under 16 may not enter
a theatre or dance hall unaccompanied
by parent or guardian; to keep boys
under Is III of pool and billiard rooIns,
and to accomplish many other things.
Some of the bills follow:
By Mr.. Baker-Makes it q misde-
meanor for any person owning, keeping
or having the management of any pub
lie dance hall or concert saloon to adj
init any child under the age of 16, UNI
accompanied by its parent or guardian;
provides the same penalty for children
under 16 being admitted without a par
ent or guardian to any theatrical, aero
bate or vaudeville performance; pro-
vides the same penalty for any minor
under Is to be permitted TO any public
pool or billiard room without consent
of parent or guardian.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures comptrollers
of first-class cities. with the consent
OF the Board of Finance. to appoint a
deputy comptroller and such clerks as
the public business may require. SAL
airy of deputy, s., 900 per year; of the
clerks, not to exceed s1,500 per year.
Mr.. Ramsey-Requires local boards
of health to furnish a copy of the act
to prevent blindness, approved March
IL, 1895, to every legally qualified ply
stefan, midwife or nurse in the munich
pality for which such board of health
is appointed.
Mr.. Walsh-An employers liability
act, defines assumption of risk.
Mr., Terhune-Permits the chancellor
TO increase the salaries of the SER
Eeants-at-arms of the chancery cham
bers Of the State from 81, 200 to 81, 500
per year.
May hesumc Maiden Name.
Mr.. Torhune-Proyides that when a
divorce is granted to a wife she may
resume her maiden name at the time
of entering the decree nisi.
Mr.. Beedle-Provides that any person
who shall expectorate or spit on the
floor, side. seat or platform of n troll
ley passenger car shall be q disorderly
person.
Mr.. RidgWayLThe PlumIner local OPP
tion bill of last year. 1t provides thai
upon a petition of at least 80 per cent.
OF the voters of any municipality the
county or Circuit Court judge shall or
der election to be held at least sixty
days from any other election in such
municipality TO decide whether or not
licenses shall be granted. If q majority
vote no license none shall be granted
in such municipality until such vote
is reversed. If the majority vote for
license same shall be granted as before.
New elections may be obtained. every
TWO years. Serving of liquors in the
private home. use of wine for sacra-
mental purposes, its sale by manufac-
turers outside of dry territory and by
druggists for medical purposes are ex-
pressly excepted.
BY Mr.. Olwell-Provides for the
abandonment of the Morris Canal in
Hudson County. Same as the bill in
troduced by Senator Fielder.
MIR. Ford-Provides for the appoint
ment of police matrons by the police
commissions of this state.
Mr.. Ford-Amends the act relative to
the charge of cruelty in driving an
animal inflicted with a sore shoulder
by providing that the driver shall be
brought into court by and
not by warrant.
Mr.. Ford-Requires all goods of
Whatever kind made in whole or in
part within the State Prison to be
stamped IN. j. Prison Made" Also
the package in which the same is
shipped must be marked "Manufac-
tured in N. j. by Prison Labor" The
contractor and the supervisors and
keeper of the peral institutions of the
State shall be guilty of a misdemeanor
il the act is violated.
Mr.. De Unger-Provides that members
of boards of education of cities shall
each receive a salary of 5000 annually.
MIR. Observation-Disclosures for the re-
paving of Newark streets and high
ways and the mode of assigning the
cost and expenses.
Mr.. Pikaart-Mabes IL lawful for
fire insurance companies to file a sohed-
ule of its basic rates of insurance on
all classes of hazards with the county
clerk.
MI. Pikaart-Amends the insurance
act of 1902 relative to the illegality OF
allowing rebates for premiums.
Mr.. Establishments the act of 1902
relative to insurance, providing for