Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-22

shall be ~disbursed and expended by the
Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners.
T. Mr.. Tumulty - Authorizes the
board having charge and control OF
water -upply in first-class cities to re-
place water main which shall be worn
out or insufficient in size, for which
bonds may be issued to raise money to
pay for the cost of such work.
By Mr.. Minard (by re quest)-Amends
the police act of 1907 applying. to cities
with a population of less than $4,000 so
that there shall be n policeman for
every five instead of every 700 inhab-
itants. An East Orange bill.
BY Mr.. Minard .(by request)-Pro-
vides that towns may own and operate
electric light, heat I'M power plants
and issue bonds for the payment OF
same. which shall not exceed l per
cent. of ratables of such town. Applies
to ~1rvington.
By Mr.. Lee-Provides that township
committees may, by ordinance. appro-
| pirate real estate for the purpose of
LAYING out, extending and widening
streets and so forth.
By Mr.. Olwell-Provides for the re-
instatement of police officers. or en-
ployees. who have been removed from
office or employment, or who have re-
signed therefrom.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures that
comptrollers may be elected in any
city and receive such salary as the
city. by ordinances, shall provide not
exceeding $50 for each 1000 of popula-
ton. The term shall be three years.
Bv Mr.. Instantaneous the act
| relative to the property of married
women by providing how such woman
nav give superior title to her prop
erty when her husband shall have been
a fugitive from justice for two years
or more.
BY Mr.. Smalley-Provides that a
resident superintendent of any insane
asylum in the State shall be a gradu-
ate of at least five years standing OF
a recognized medical college or else no
State or county patients can be con-
fined.
Capitol improvements.
BY Mr.. Edge-Appropriates $4,000 for
the State House Commission to make
alterations and additions to the State
| Capltol in line with the plans for inn
provement long discussed.
XIV NH. tltC ADldlc
nrison inspectors, supervisor and keeper
a building commission with owe to
construct a reformatory for women
upon the ground now belonging to the
state. opposite the prison and adjoining
the keepers residence. Appropriates
for the purpoee 5000, 900. The act pro-
yides tina all female prisoners shall be
sent to such reformatory instead of
State prison and county penitentiaries
BY Mr.. White-Amends the election
act by providing that the official en-
velope to be hereafter used shall be
composed of a cylindrical shaped tube
made of drawn or spun brass.
BY Mr.. Heritage-Provides that gates
or bars shall be erected, a fagman
maintained, or some other reasonable
provision made for protecting travellers
on improved county roads where the
same are crossed by a railroad or
street railway.
Bills Passed.
Among House bills passed last night
was Mr.. Crosby's measure living the
State Board of Health supervision over
all institutions for the treatment or
prevention of tuberculosis. the measure
known as the Lakewood preventorium
bill.
Other bills passed were:
House 102, by Mr.. Baker-Author-
ICES the appointment of a crier for the
Common Pleas Court in frst-class
counties.
House 100, by Mr.. Cole-Provides that
road overseers shall be balloted for on
the third Monday in December.
Senate 81, by Senator Brown-Long
Eranch Monmouth Memorial Hospital
bond bill, permitting the county COM
missioners to issue $15.0 900 by a bond
issue for it's partial maintenance.
House 1853. by Mr.. Thompson--Cor-
reefs errors in the language of the act
providing for the formation of towns.
House 800, by Mr.. DeUnger-The
| Camden dock bill.