Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-12
GOVERNOR PUTS
APPROVAL ON BIG
BATCH OF BILLS
Executive Busy Today, as Last
Chance to Sign or Veto
Expires.
[From a STAN Correspondent

TRENTON, April 1~2.-Governor Fort
is the busiest mar in the State House
today, 1t being his last opportunity to
sign or veto the bills passed during the
last session of the Legislature. Fol-
lowing is a list of the measures APP
proved by the Governor:
Senate Al, Mr.. Bradley, creating the
township Of Berlin and of WATERFORD
township. Camden County.
senate lie. Mr.. Wilson, validates road
Improvement bonds.
Senate 1856, Mr.. Wakelee. limits fees for
counsel in Chancery Court in unconteSted
foreclosure 10 8 per cent.
Senate 100, Mr.. Wakelee, annexes portion
of Orvllle township to Saddle River Bor-
oqgh, Bergen geG County; n,.,o. c,rcu,t
Court Judges salaries 5000 hen they are
required to act as Supreme Court judges;
Senate 249, Mr.. Wakelee, makes it a mis-
demeanor to manufacture or sell substi-
tutes for spirltuous turpentine, llnseed oil.
etc.
Senate 3OS. Mr.. Mills, annexes part of
Florham Park to Chatham Borough. Nor
Senate 2S2, Mr.. Wakelee. changes salaries
of District Court clerks. constables and
sergcants-at-arms.
Senate SS6, appropriation bill
Senate 1872, 222, 232, 291.
House 80, Mr.. MeCran, authorizes cities
TO acquire burying grounds.
House IA. Mr.. Edge. relating to open
planting.
House "a, Mr.. De Unger, extends armory
act to battalions.
Primary Tickle Vancancics.
House no, Mr.. Wolfarth. relating to fill
ing vacancies on primaryt tickets.
House 200, Mr.. McAlltster, provides that
district be certified to by County Board of
Taxation.
House 217, Mr.. Moore. allows insurance
companies to issue obligations against first
House $50, Mr.. Bowden, authorizes trolley
companies TO relocate tracks of other
companies owned or operated by them.
House 252. Mr.. Edge. extends oyster COM
mission act to Burlington County.
House .253, Mr.. Edge, provides that no
persons other than lessee of oyster lands
shall remove any oysters or other thing
from the oyster beds.
House 256. Mr.. Housed. extends police and
fire pension acts to women.
House 257, Mr.. Housed, permits women to
contribute to police and fire pension funds.
House 1853. Mr.. Bedle, provides that
State prison inspectors shall receive ex-
House 277. Mr.. De Unger, prohibits the
passes, and makes ii a misdemeanor to sell
or give any such a pass.
House 291, Mr.. Radcliffe. relating to
appointments and promotions in fire de-
House 2s5, Mr.. Schwartz, provides that no
member of a fire department who was 50
years Olu at HS appointment small "a
the benefit Of the pension fund.
For City lighthouses.
House 326, Mr.. Wohlfarth, provides that
first-class cities may issue s25O,OW of bonds
to build lighthouses.
House 437, Mr.. Layden, authorizes Com
mon Councils TO appoint superintendent of
House 512, Mr.. Mather, fixes salaries Of
court criers in second5class cities.
House 547, Mr.. Scharff, Incorporates
1890 - AIoa-aahfo In Raroan GnInfy
Senate 312, Mr.. Leavitt, authorizing the
State prison authorities to employ prison.
ers outside the prison walls under the
supervision OF deputies on work required
Senate $50, Mr.. Leavitt, changing the
method of electing trustees of presbyteries
of the Presbyterian Church in this state.
1t provides that any presbytery. by a res
olution approved by it's board of trustees
and by the presbytery, may change the
number of trustees to be elected and their
respective terms of office and make such
provision for the election OF a president,
a.. secretary and a treasurer as may be
deemed advisable. -.
Senate 304. Mr.. Wakelee, validating an
issue of bonds in Bergen County.
Senate 25O. Mr.. Minch, supplement to the
general sewerage and drainage act ana
providing for the collection of any assess
ment made on account of the construction
of sewers and drains.
senate 294. Mr.. Wilson, permitting At
lantIc County or Atlantic city to issue
DOnuS LOT Tue GOSL VI oPtllh6 AbSNNOA
Inlet.
Senate 3S5, Mr.. Mills. supplement to the
general borough act and authorizing the
issuance of bonds for the construction of
sewers in boroughs.
Senate 1888, Mr.. Prince. amending the
Martin act for the collection Of taxes and
assessments where a lien on an individual
estate is included.
House ISL. the bill appropriating money
for the Incidental expenses OF the Legis-
lature, but not including the salaries of
the legislators. II carries bout s3l 600, or
about $4,000 more than last year. The
money will 90 to pay the salaries of the
employees, stationery, postage, the foun-
tain pens, knives, brushes, etc, given the
members. and similar items.
House 535, Mr.. Sullivan. permitting Mayor
Wittpenn, of Jersey City. to apnoint three
shade-tree commissioners for that city.
House, 391.392,3 1913, which exempt
Camden and Trenton from the commits
sion plan followed in Paterson. by
making the Fire, Police and Water
commission laws imperative in cities
under 10000 population.
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