Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-25
WIDE VARIETY IN
BILLS PUT IN FOR
N SENAIE'S ACTION
Corporation Control, Child Labor,
Employers Liability and Prim-
airy Law Reform Affected.
LFrom a STAFF correspondent.

TRENTON, Jan. 25.-There were
twenty-five bills introduced in the Sen
ate last night. making the total number
of Senate bills now Ga. The last of
the bills to be introduced was that of
Senator G. w. +. Gaunt, of Gloucester,
and Is now commonly known as the
white slave bill. 1t is a replica of
the Mann bill, now in Congress. Fol-
lowing is a complete list of the bills:
Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS section 9 OF
the act entitled AN act to amend the
law relating to the property OF married
women (revision of 1870 by permitting
the sale and transfer of any property
right without the consent of u husband
confined in an insane asylum or prison.
provided said sale does not affect any
OF his rights"
MIR. Prince-Provides for the estab-
lishment of schools for industrial edu-
cation. A bill modelled on the report
OF the commission of which Senator
Prince was a member. The commls-
sion wa named two years ago. 1t vests
the control of the industrial education
system of the State in a commission OF
five members to be named by the Gov
ernor for terms of five years each, and
to serve without compensation.
Mr., Brad1ey-An act to set apart a
portion of the territory of the township
OF Waterford, in the County of Cam
den. as a new township, to be designat-
ed as the township of Berlin.
Mr.. Minch-Supplement to the act OF
April S, 1903, concerning the collection
of taxes. making it unnecessary Tor
municipalities ordering a sale for I'M
p~aidftaxes after the specified time mas
expired to annex a statement that the
notice to redeem and affidavit OF serv-
ice that redemption has not been made
TO the certificate of tax sale.
MIR, Observation-Disclosures the Governor
I'd remove from office any official whose
term is created by statute, or appointed
BY any State official with the consent
and approval of the Governor, or any
member of a State board of managers.
the power of removal bill of last year.
Mr. Observation-Disclosures an appropria-
ton of $3.50, 600. or as much thereof as
NAV he necessary. for the construction
of an armory in Bridgeton, Cumberland
County.
Mr.. Minch-Increases the annual sal
airy of.the judge of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Cumberland County to
$4,000 a year.
Mr.. sFielder-Supplement to the act
creating the office of commissioner OF
charities and corrections. approved
March 25, 1905. Permits the Governor to
appoint an assistant to the commits
sioner for the visitation and inspection
OF scharitable and correctional institu-
tions at a salary of $1,000 a year. and
such necessary expenses as he or she
shall incur in the discharge of his or
her duties. ,t. ,., go
Mr.. FielderSAmends the general rail-
road tax act of April 10, 1884. by pro-
viding that railroad property shall be
assessed as of a similar date and made
payable upon the same date as all other
property.
MIR. Fielder-Amends the main stem
railroad tax act as amended April 8,
1909, by providing hat hereafter all the
municipal share of sale taxes shall be
due and payable on April Is of the year
in which same are collected. If not paid
on or Before that date the balance shall
be subsequently distributed at least
once in three months
Mr.. Wilson-Amends the tax act sale
law Of April s, 1903, by validating sales
made within twenty days after the
time limit prescribed by that act,
Mr.. Wilson-Amends the State road
act qevision of 1905), permit ing boards
of f%reeholders to issue bonds for the
two-third cost of improving any road
instead of including same in the annual
tax levy.
Ar. Gebhardt-An act to prevent cor
lrupt practises in connection with the
election and nomination of public off,
GERS. Makes the penalty a misde-
meanor for an individual and forfeiture
Of charter for a corporation.
Mr.. Gebhardt-An act to limit, pro-
hibit n prevent the formation of any
trust or combination in restraint of