Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-25
With the Lawmakers at Trenton

trade. Makes it the duty of the courts
of chancery to dissolve any corporation
that may attempt to n9onopOIize or con-
troll the production, rnanufacrure, sale
price or distribution OF any article or
thing whatever upon application made
by the attorney-genSral or any other
person on proof of such facts to the
satisfaction of the court Violation a
m~isdemeanor punisha Die by a fine not
exceeding 100000 or i'm pfisonment at
hard labor for a term not exceeding
twenty years. or both
Mr.. Gebhardt Supplements the
crimes act by imposing a penalty of
thirty days in Jail or S2o fine on any
minor obtaining ting liquors by
representing himself to be more than
p years of age
Mr.. Gebhardt-AnendS the child
labor law by prohibitinE a minor under
the age of 16 years to be employed
more than ten hours a day or between
the hours of 6 in the and b III
the morning, and making any person
violating the act Ina bI to a penalty of
500 for each offense-
Mr.. Gebhardt-Amends the primary
act by extending the direct primary
to all nominations other than Presi-
Dental electors ana candidates for
United States senate
Mr.. Gebhardt-RepeaIS the law OF
1905 requiring citizens to obtain a Ii
cense to hunt and wild anil
mails and fowl in this tate
Mr.. Gebhardt-Amends the direct prt-
mary act, providing IA method of d.
rect nominations for
Mr.. Mathis-Repea1s the Ocean Coun-
ty oyster act of April IA. 1903 The act
amended the commission oyster act.
Mr.. Brown-An act concerning mar
riages (Revision of 1910. requires
marriage license in all cases after the
first of July. 1910, may be delivered
to the individual to be By any
stated or ordained minister OF the gos-
pei or authorized justice or rector, and
if a member of a religious society, in
%stitution or organizatiOn- the customs
of which require the rriaEe by said
society, then 1T shall be given to the
regular representatives of that society.
Mr.. Brown-Anne~es the Borough of
Belmar, of the Township or Wall, In
the County of tn. certain ter
ritory.
Mr.. Lewis-Amends section 81 of the
general corporation act Crevision of
1896 by providing that upon the disso-
luton in any manner of any corpora
ton the directors shall as trus-
tees thereof with fun power to settle
its affairs, meet and act under the by
laws of the corporation- and determine
the conditions of the sale of the prop
erty and perform all acts that may be
necessary to carry out the provisions OF
this act relative to the winding up of
the affairs of such corporation and to
the distribution OF Its
Mr.. Alderman (for the president
Supplements the borough act of 1897;
permits boroughs to "A compulsory
repair of sidewalks where the cost does
not exceed $40.
Mr.. Alderman Cor IN president
Amends the act of April 13. 1909, au-
thorizing any municipality to sell, con-
vey or lease public not used,
needed or desired for public purposes
and to devote the moneys received from
said sale. or lease. to the general use
and purpose of such principally.
Mr., Gaunt-White slave bill. Amends
the crimes act revision of 1909 by
making any person guilty OF attempt
ing to take, persuade. or in
any other way by any device or scheme.
any female in any place against her
will for Illegal rDoSe or takes or
detains her against her Will. or any
person or guardian who consents to
high misdemeanor. any person who
shall place any female in the charge
Of any person for Immoral purposes, or
compel her to live in the company Of
misdemeanor: any procureSs shall be
guilty of "a like all other
offenses of a similar CHI racter are
made instantaneous The bill is SINH
lar to the Mann bill recently introduced
in Congress.
The judiciary committee announced
that a public hearing on employers
liability bills would be held in the
Senata chamber on Monday, January
81, at $3.50 p. IN.
Mr.. Price presented a resolution ex-
pressing the Senate-S sympathy for
Senator Cornish because of the serious
illness of his ather- who was formerly
a member of the n
Mr.. Wilson. offered n resolution re-
%questing Congress to make an APP
preparation for the dredging and inn
proving of Absecon inlet in Atlantic
County for the of establish
ing a harbor of at that location.
Senator Fielder introduced a bill to