Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-17

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payment of same Imprisonment for ten
days.
No. 80. by Mr.. Macksey-Repeals the
county tax board act of 1906.
No. 40. by MI. Macksey-Repeals the
maximum tax act of 1906 and the
amendments thereto.
Substitutes Court for Hoard.
No. Al, by Mr.. MacKsey-Abnshes the
Board of Equalization of 1aAes and
creates a Stat court OF three judges
to be appointed by the governor, VINO
snail review, revise, equallze in force
tax assessments. The juuges shall De
appointed for terms of five years ana
the president judge receive a sa4ary oI
SI,GuV ana each associate judge a salary
OF $4,000, and shall appoint prope
clerks and ottciaIs, and wall nave fuL
authority to hear and determine all
tax complaints; review tax assess
ments, ETC.; try ASSESSORS, upon writ
ten Complaint, etc.
NO. AZ, by MIR. McGowan-Amends
the creating a sewerage dIs,rlct TO be
called the FassaIc Valley Sewerage
District, by adding such part Oh HID
son county as Doraers on the easterly
side of Newark bay.
No. 10, by Mr.. McGowan-Proyides
hat in condemnation proceedings un-
dertaken by the State or municipality
a mango OF venue may be granted
where grounds sufficient to warrant as
SUMPTION OF bias in a jury may be
shown to exist.
No. A, by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the construction of subways for
public transportation by common coun-
els or finance boards in cities of first
class, n authorizes the proNIa4ne u
funds for such purpose not exceeding
81 900 and bond issues for the same.
No. 40, by MIR. Observation-Disclosures
common councils or boards having con-
troll of the streets OF cities TO provide
by ordinance for the sprinkling of its
streets, etc, with water, OIL or other
liquids.
No, 46, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures and
confirms elections in boroughs under
the borough act of 1897.
No. AZ, by MIR. Observation-Disclosures
common councils or other legislative
bodies of cities to provide by ordinanceN
for the licensing of engineers running
and operating steam engines and pro-
vlding certain examinations therefor.
No. 48, by MIR. Observation-Disclosures
common councils or other legislative
bodies of cities to create the office of
boiler Inspector, who shall inspect all
boilers for use in steam engines
and examine candidates for license as
stationary engineers.
Number of FrechoIders Fixed.
No 40, by Mr.. M~cCran-Fixes the
members of boards of chosen freehold
ers In counties having between 1Oo, 600
300,0 900 at seven members.
Nc. so, by Mr.. McCran-Provides that
the surrogate, register of deeds, county
clerk and sheriff in Passaic county
shall not by reason of increase in popu-
lation therein rave any greater salary
than they nov receive.
No. 81, by Mr.. McCran-Provides that
the assistant prosecutor in PassaiC
county shall receive no greater salary
he is now receiving by reason of
increase in population.
No. SO, by Mr.. Northumberland the
population in first-class counties SO
that Passaic county is not included
therein.
No. So, by Mr.. McCran-Provides that
the salaries of county judges in a
sac COUNTY Shall mol NC lHCISdoou Wy
reason of increased population.
No. "a, by Mr.. McCran-Provides that
the lien of any laborer for work done
in public improvements in cities, towns,
townships or municipalities shall h&Ve
priority over any assignments by a
contractor or sub-contractor of any
money due such contractor or sub-con-
tractor, provided the moneys shall not
have been paid to such assignee. The
notice of said lien is filed.
No. 55, by Mr.. McCran-Extends the
primary act of 1907 to all elective Of
ficers of any city where the candidate
is to be voted for by the voters of the
city at large. Also provides as to fill
ing vacancies where candidate has not
filed his acceptance.
No. 56, by Mr.. Taylor-Repeals the
act providing for the purchase of vot-
ing machines.
No. 81, by Mr.. Phillips-Provides for
stenographers to be appointed by the
judge of district courts in Newark and
Jersey City, who shall take a short
hand record of all proceedings In con-
tested cases. Salary to be $1,000.
No. So, by MI. Phillips-Fixes the
fees of election officers for services at
primary elections.
City ia License vehicles.
No. SO, by Mr.. Phillips-Authorizes
cities to provide by ordinance for the
licensing and regulating of all carriages
and vehicles, excepting street cars,
owned in such city or kept, maintained
and used therein.
No. 60, by Mr.. Phillips-Repeals the
act to purchase voting machines.
No. 81, by Mr.. Leyeen-Places the
of public baths and lighthouses
in first-class cities in the board of
playground commissioners.
Nc. g.. by Mr. Observation-Disclosures
any city in this State to devote for
subservice railroad uses lands used as
a park. upon such terms n conditions
the board of street and water com
missioners in a frst-class city may by
ordinance prescribe.
No. 60, by Mr.. Leveen-Fixes the sal
airy of the clerk to the mayor in a first
city. not exceeding 1890, as the
mayor shall direct.
No. "a, by Mr.. M~ylod-Limits the
amount that shall be appropriated by
boards of chosen f~reeholders to pur.
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