Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-01
SENATE HEARING
ON TRADE SCHOOLS
SET FOR TUESDAY
Committee Fixes Date to Con-
slider BiIl-Many New
Measures Offered.
from a stan Correspondent

From a staff Correspondent
TRENTON, Feb. 1.-The Senate COM
mittee on education announced that a
hearing on Senate bill No. 40 will be
held in the Senate chambers next'Tues-
day at , p. IN. This measure provides
for the establishment of schools for in
dustrial education.
In addition to the Gebhardt bill re-
ferred to, the following were intro
duced in the Senate this morning:
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends the act of
March p, 1874, relative to statutes by
providing that the repeal of II statute
shall not impair the validity of any
proceeding, suit or prosecution in any
civil suit started before said act was
repealed,
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the gov
erning body of any village, township
or municipality governed by a board OF
commissioners to acquire land and
erect buildings thereon for public
Offices and to issue bonds for the pay
ment of the same and provides by taxa
ton for the payment of principal and
interest on said bonds.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures boards
of f~reeholders in second-class counties
to employ a stenographer.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends the act re-
lating to courts having criminal juris-
diction. revision of 1898. by making il.
necessary for all magistrates TO lain
tain a complete docket of all cases.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Supplement to the
act for the protection of the property of
married women living in a state of sep
aration from their husbands by provid-
ing said ONE may convey property
without having their husbands join III
said conVeyance,
by Mr.. Wakelee-Amends the land
lord and tenant act of 1874 as amended
in March, 1908. by giving exclusive jur-
isdiction in landlord and tenant cases
to district court Judges and municipal
ties having said judges.
BY Mr.. neutrality-suspicious. the
act concerning trust companies, revis-
ion of 1899. by prohibiting the estab-
lishment of branch offices or agencies
except where capital stock equals $780,
900 for each agency or branch office.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends the gem
eral borough act, revision of 1897. by
~rearranging the terms of the mayor
and Common Council and providing
that every borough having a pupula-
tion of not less han $500. or which in
clndes within its limits the entire
township. shall be entitled to one mem
Der in the Board of Chosen Freehold
ers.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends act
which provides for and regulates APP
peals from any District Court in any
it,. - a.. lt,t- L.. a4tLsx- - All
word city, so as to permit appeals In
the case of District Courts of judicial
districts.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends title and
section . of the Bachelor law prohib-
ting the diversion of water from this
to any other State by adding the words
to the title, or from any s~ubterranear
source" and by amending section 2
making it the duty of the State Water
Supply Commission. instead of the
State ge~ologist, ito keep a general over
sight over the fresh water lakes. ponds
brooks. creeks. rivers. streams and
subterranean sources of this State
No further change is made in the act
1t was prepared by the attorney-gen'
erals department.
BY Mr.. Ackerman-Makes it unlaw'
full for any person or corporation t.
use a traction ngine weighing more
than 1000 pounds on any highway o
this State without the consent of thu
municipal officers charged with TIN
care and maintenance of said high
way, and makes it unlawful for an,
said traction engine to trave upon an.
highway at night between n hou
after sunset and one hour before sun
rise.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures an.
county having no hospital other than
sick ward OF the %poorhouse to issu'
bonds not exceeding $4,000 to enabl
any charitable institution conducting
hospital to MAKE an addition to tn
same that may be maintained for pub
lie use.
BY Mr., Leavitt-Amends section 10
of the act relating to courts having
! criminal jurisdiction by permitting
prosecutors of the pleas in countie
having more than 5000 0 inhabitants t
appoint not more than three suitabi
persons to act as county detectives a
a salary of 81. 500 per annum.
BY Mr.. Silzer-Concerns distric
courts, providing for the annual selec
| ton of a panel of not less than 90
D., Jurors to serve i'm said courts.
BY Mr.. Mills Supplement to the ac
? regulating the navigation of vessels OF
, rivers or streams above Underwater
3 Provides that all such vessels shaI
5 have the name thereof painted in plat
2 white or gilt letters at least tire
inches high.