Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-01
BOND ISSUE FOR ,
NEWARK PUBLIC
BATHS IS SOUGHT
Bill to Carry Out Plan Offered in
House-Cther Legisla-
tive Matters.
From a Staff correspondent.

TRENTON, Marcn l. important
among the House business last night
was the Introduction by Assemblyman
the issuance of bonds not to exceed
$3.50, 900 by Newark for the building OF
public baths. The McCran water bill
and the Lee bill granting trolley ex-
tensions were advanced another peg
The committee on labor and industry
held a hearing on Olwells child labor
bill.
Summarized, the other important
bills follow:
By Mr.. Walsh-Forbids any person,
a candidate for public Office directly
or indirectly himself or through an
other person, or by a political commit
tee, to give pay, expend or contribute,
or promise the same, so far as any
money, valuable thing, appointment to
office or employment is concerned, and
requires each candidate, political COM
mittee, etc. to file statements under
oath of moneys expended, etc.
By Mr.. Walsh-Amends the present
employers liability act by making the
employer liable for the negligence OF
any foreman or sub-foreman of any
department. u.
BY Mr.. F~ord-Provides hat the hours
of labor of mechanics. workmen or la
borers employed by the State or by
any municipality or by. the Board oil
Works shall be fimited and restricted
to eight hours each day.
BY Mr.. White-Incorporates the
township of North Hampton. Burling-
ton County, by the name of the city OF
Mount Holly.
BY Mr.. E~dge-Fixes the salary OF
judge of District Court OF Atlantic City
at 81, 000, and the clerk of such court
at $1,000 per year.
BY Mr.. De Unger-Authorizes the
Common Council or governing body OF
any city TO pass ordinances providing
for the creation of a department oil
wharVes, docks and ferries, improve
ment, extension, use, regulation ano
supervision of wharves. piers, bulk
heads. docks. slips. basins, ferries, etc.
which department shall have exclusive
control and regulation of such wharves
etc. Applies to Camden, but may in
clude Newark.
BY Mr.. Meyer (by requesD-Requires
all gunners. etc, to be furnisheG wher
they procure a license with a badgt
bearing the words, Hunters License
which must be exposed TO plain view
upon his outer clothing by the hunter
By Mr.. Pine-Prescribes the catching
of sturgeon and other FISH in the Della
ware River except under certain con
ditions at certain times in each year.
BY Mr.. Wohlfarth (by request-Give!
boards of playground commissioners II
frst-class cities control and anage
ment of all public baths and bath
houses.
BY Mr.. James-Appropriates $500 fol
the expenses attending reception ant
entertainment Of representation o.
State at the national encampment o.
American veterans of foreign servic'
in Jersey City this year.
BY Mr.. McAllister-Provides for TIN
improvement of roads regularly lait
out in the various counties of the State
By Mr.. Terhune-Amends h Grim
NAL procedure act relative to forfeited
recognizances.
BY Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not ex
ceeding 100000 for the erection of AL
armory in the city of Orange for tn
First Battalion of the Fifth Regiment
By Mr.. Pikaart-Requires justices o
the Supreme Court to make request il