Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-02
500 sets. in three volumes, shall be de-

500 sets. in three volumes, shall be de-
livered not later than April l. 1911.
BY Mr.. Wakelee-Amends the act for
the assessment and collection of taxes
of April s, 1903, changing section So Of
said act by authorizing the purchaser
OF any property of lax sale at any time
| within two years after said sale.
whether notice to redeem it has been
| given or not, to file a bill of equity to
icreclose the right of redemption.
BY Mr.. Osborne-An act to elect a
new county, to be known as the County
of Barnards, and consist of the town
ship of Passaic, now situate in Morris
County in the township of Passaic and
| Bedminster. now situated in Somerset
County.
BY Mr.. Silzer-The>supplement to the
general railroad actt of 1908 requiring
every railroad corporation to have
posted in each passenger station a local
schedule of the time oflarrlval and de-
parture of all trains shipping at such
station. Also requires agent of such
station to deliver TO any person apply
ing therefor a complete time table of
all passenger trains running over the
lines of such railroad, indicating the
stations at which such trains stop, and
the time of arrival and lime of depar-
ture at stations on the line or lines of
such railroad. Underssuch railroad cor
poration it shall also cause to be pub
lished in one or more newspapers, one
of which shall have the largest circula-
ton in the municipality in which such
station Is located. a local time table in
dicating the time of arrival of all pas
! senger trains which stop at such sta
ton, and the time OF Ndeparture. makes
it liable to a fine of S25 for each VIOLA
tlon of the act.
BY Mr.. Osborne-Supplement to an
act concerning corporations revision OF
1896. Provides hat a majority of exec
utors. administrators. guardians, or
trustees. instead of the entire number,
may vote shares of stock'held in trust.
Appropriation Bill Passed.
Assemblyman Thompson's tubercu-
losis appropriation bill, while provides
for an appropriation of $40, 900 for the
use of the State Board of Health fol
educational and practicable purposes
in the study. treatment and prevention
of tuberculosis was opposed by
Senator Osborne on the ground
that there were other more mr.
gent needs at this time. He cited fol-
.example the Home for Feeble-Minded
Children in Vineland, which is in want
of immediate financial help to improve
and increase it's facilities. Mr.. Prince,
however, argued that tuberculosis ana
cancer are two menaces that the State
should not hesitate to protect its people
against.
The bill was passed with only Os-
borne's vote in the negative.
Other bills passed by the Senate yes
terday afternoon follow:
Senate 81, amends legal holiday ac'
by including Columbus Day.
House 1913, strikes out two years citi
zenship eligibility clause relative t.
police departments.
House As. provides that a deed made
by a corporation shall be valid and eff
~fective. although the corporate seal II
not attached.
House 7, gives borough councils thu
power by ordinance to regulate ant
control the manner of building, alter
ing, etc, of structures. r.
Senate 1872, incorporates the borough
of Pennington, Hunterdon County.