Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-01

on any day between November l and
February ] following. Taxes unpaid
on the first of February shall bear
interest at h rate of l per cent. per
month, Notwithstanding the prosecu-
ton of any writ of certiorari or other
remedy. tR. and CO.
No. III. Mr.. Miller-Incorporates the
town of Belleville, Essex county, pro-
vided a majority of the voters so vote.
or. and IT,.
No. lis. Mr. Miller-Repeals the act
OF April 9. 1896, relating to the forma-
ton of, towns and cities. IT. and To.
No. 119, Mr.. Terhune-Amends the
election act requiring county clerks to
deliver ballot bikes Of the office of
each municipal clerk. Q5lec.).
No. 100. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
appointment of assistant probation Off
GERS in first and second-class counties
by the judge of the quarter sessions.
OR. of L..
No. 121. MIR. Terhune-Repeals Sec
ton 2 of the employers liability act of
1903, which provides for a notice to
the employer within 100 days of the
time of the accident, etc. On. c..
No. 122, Mr.. Terhune-Amends the
act relative to the tenure of employees
of municipal boards of street and
water commissioners, On. CO.
No. 1913, Mr.. Thompson. Amends the
tenure of office act relative to police
departments and strikes out the two
years citizenship eligibiliay clause.
ct. and t..
No. l24. Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$10,0 900 for the State Board of Health to
use for educational and practicable pur-
poses in the study, treatment and pre-
vention OF tuberculosis Estate Tub.
SAM.
No. 125, Mr.. Ford-Authorizes coun-
ties by their boards of freeholders to
construct viaducts or bridges over rail-
road or railroads. On. C.).
No, 12j. Mr.. Smalley-Increases the
list of those who ride free on theHrail-
roads by including the secretary and
members of the State Board of Health.
(pub. HI.
No. 127, Mr.. Gillen-Provides that the
Board of Managers of the State Insane
Asylum shall employ a clergyman to
acc as chaplain or moral instructor in
the lunatic asylum. Estate Hosp.).
No. rs, Mr.. Burt-Appropriates $500
to furnish and equip u chemistry build
ing at the State Agricultural College.
(Mis. b.
No. 129, Mr.. De Unger-Authorizes
sesond-class cities to rave an assistant
overseer of the poor to be appointed by
the overseer. ON, c..
No. 1870. Mr.. De Unger-Amends the
act authorizing the issuing of bonds to
establish public dock, etc. ON. c..
No. 131, Mr.. De Observation-Disclosures
cities to borrow money to improve po-
lice and fire department facilities. and
to issue bonds for the payment thereof.
ON. CO.
No. 132. Mr.. Acknowledgements the dis
trict court act so that the judge and
clerk thereof must be II bon fide resi-
dent of the city or judicial district in
which the court is established for at
least one year prior to his appointment.
(R. of L..
No. 1873, Mr.. Pikaart-Requires the su-
superintendent of schools of the coun-
ties and cities of the state to meet with
the State Board of Education at the
State House, in Trenton, at least once
Il year TO concur n assist the State
board in examining and revising the
several courses of studies used In the
cities and counties. G1d.).
No. 1874, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
counties charged with the maintenance
and repair of county roads to construct
and operate a light plant or plants for
the purpose of supplying light for pub
lie use and furnishing the same to other
municipal corporations, and may issue
bonds not exceeding 5000, 900 for that
purpose. on. CO.
No. 1856, Mr.. White CB. H.)-Provides
for the destruction of hawks at a
bounty of fifty cents to each person for
each hawk killed, (G. and FL.
No. 1856, Mr.. Moore-Makes it unlaw-
full within any Incorporated town or
city limits to permit the emission of
smoke containing SCOT or other mate
rails in sufficient quantities to cause in
jury to health, or damage to property
from any engine, furnace or boiler,
either stationary or locomotive. PEN
atty $500. on. c..
No. 1877. Mr.. Moore-Provides that cer-
tain abstracts of searches and copies OF
notice shall be "a part of the fees that
must be paid by interested persons who
wish to redeem lands sold for taxes.
Or. of h..
No. 1873, MIR. Moore-Givos to an at
torney who commences any action or
the service of a plea. demurrer or an
swer. a lien upon his clients cause OF
action, which shall not be affected by
any settlement between the parties be-
fore or after judgment or final decree
(Jud.).
No. 1879, Mr.. Wohlfarth-Provides that
the method of paying salaries in cities
shall be determined by ordinance,
IN. c..
No. l4o. Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the
primary election act relative to filling
vacancies where a candidate dies or de-
clines. (Elec.).
No. 141, Mr.. Wohlfarth-Provides that
all petitions for candidates for nomina
tions shall be filed with the municipal
clerk within fifteen days before sucf
elections. CElec.).
No. 142, Mr.. Minard-Gives towr
councils in towns power to improv,
streets. highways and public places
with macadam. telford or other pave.
ment. CT. and IT,.
No. 143, Mr.. Minard-Supplement I,
the Passaic valley sewage act. Adds {
J portion of Hudson county bordering OF