Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-29
SENATE BUSHES
THROUGH II BILLS;
KILLS z MEASURES
Upper House Buckles Down to
Work in Order to Hasten
Adjournment.
IFrom a STAFF Correspondent.

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TRENTON, March 29.-No time was
wasted by the Senate during its first
session today. Apparently the MEM
bers have determined to finally adj
iourn by the end of the week, for they
buckled down to work in real earnest,
and when adjournment for lunch was
taken had passed seventeen bills n
beaten two others. The bills passed
are:
Senate 49,. requires magistrates to
maintain a complete docket of all cases.
This bill was passed recently, but re-
considered today in order to increase
from five to fifteen days the time in
which magistrates may make reports
of criminal cases to prosecutors.
Senate Is, authorizes b~oroughs Dor
dering on the Atlantic ocean and adj
jacent to issue temporary loan GER
tihcates for constructing recreation pa
yilions.
Senate 2ss, concerns filing OF annual
railroad reports.
Senate 26S, extends territorial bound
aries of township of Burlington, Bur-
lington county.
Senate 2SS, amends orphans court act.
Senate 2S5, concerns appointment OF
boards of education in second-ciass
counties.
Senate 2S2, changes salaries of district
court clerks in first-class cities,
Senate 270, provides for
and maintenance of blind and feeble
minded under same act as deaf and
dumb people.
Senate 2S6, annexes a portion Of town
ship of Midland, Bergen county, to
borough of Delfor6. of said county.
Senate 220, requires consent of state
Board of Health to plant or wash oys-
tiers or CLANS under waters of state.
Senate 257, concerns admission to in
stitutions of feeble-minded, epileptic
and blind.
House "a. makes it unlawful to treat
any person for tuberculosis in any hos
pital. etc. without consent, IN writ
ing. OF the State Board of Health.
Mr.. Keayitt's amendment making the
act effective Immediately, instead OF
May l, was adopted.
House 119, requires county clerks to
deliver ballot boxes TO the office of each
municipal clerk.
House Is, authorizes cities to lease or
acquire lands for erection of buildings
for collection of garbage and refuse.
House 141, concerns filing of petitions
for nominations by candidates.
House 1877, increases salary OF assist
ant prosecutor in Atlantic county from
81, 200 to 1000.
House 276, requires deposit of justice
of peace docket with the county clerk
within thirty days after his death. The
two bills defeated follow:
,,z,t1 o-C rooi,iraS in gtitntiOnS. etc.
operated for charitable or other pur-
poses, to record names of
officers. etc, with the Commissioner OF
Charities and Corrections. Vote, to I.
House 43, exempts from taxation all
personal property to vaiue OF 500. vote
3 to ..
New Bills Appear.
Four new bills made their appearance
in the Senate this morning. They are;
BY Mr.. Fielder, amends section 81 of
the tenement house law of 1894 by
eliminating the requirement for an out
side court where a tenement house COW
ers a lot which adjoins another lot with
a ten-foot intervening space on winch
no structure is erected.
BY Mr.. Fielder. authorizes the Board
of F~reeholders of any county In the
State to erect a hospital for the care or
the insane within the county or in any
other county provided the consent OF
the municipality in which the building
Is to be located is first obtained.
BY Mr.. Mills-Annexes a portion OF
FIorham Park, Morris county. to the
borough of Chatham, same county.
BY Mr.. Brown-Supplement to the act
of 1909 creating the State Highway
Commission M changes the name of
proposed boulevard from Atlantic High
lands to Cape May to the Ocean high
way. Authorizes the State road COM
missioner to expend for repairs and I'M
provements of the roads now included
in the route $500 0 of the fees derived
from motor vehicle licenses.