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

be paid for by bonds of the city issued
for such purpose,
No. "a, by Mr.. Broadhead-A police
pension act. which gives every
member of the police force in cities
and municipalities who shall have
served honorably for twenty years, and
have attained the age of so a retire
ment on half-pay; likewise twenty-five
years of service same retirement at
the age of So; also provides a pension
for widow and children.
No. 25, by Mr.. Walsh-A corrupt
practices act, applying to primaries
and general elections. Makes 1t illegal
for any candidate, directly or indirect
ly, himself or through another, or by
a political committee, to give, pay, eX-
pend or contribute, or promise to give,
pay or contribute any money or valu-
able thing except for personal expenses,
to aid in his nomination or election.
Provides for a sworn statement of all
expenditures made by such candidate,
and makes a violation of the act a
misdemeanor.
No. 26, by Mr.. Walsh-Provides for a
special election whenever a vacancy
shall exist in any elective office, in any
city of the State.
No. 81, by Mr.. Newman-Repeals the
act of 1909 authorizing the issuing of
gunners' license.
No. 2S, by Mr.. Newman-Repeals the
law of 1906 appointing boards of taxa
ton.
No. 90, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
fire commissioners in any fire district
in any township in this State to con-
tract and agree with any water COM
lpany to obtain a supply of water to be
used in such district for the extin-
gushing of fires.
No. 30, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the title to certain real estate of which
Perry Malone died seized, and to which
real estate the state was entitled by
escheat, to B. Frank Harris, who pur-
chased the same at a duly authorized
sale.
No. 81, by Mr.. Christie-Amends the
compulsory school act of 1903 by ex-
tending the age that children must at
tend school from ID to 16 years, unless
the child is above the age of IA who
has completed the course of study pre-
scribed for the first six years grade of
elementary school.
No. 80, by Mr.. Christie-Provides that
truant officers shall hereafter be .ap-
pointed by the board Of education In
each city, after an examination bv HI
board of examiners, and after one year
of satisfactory service shall become a
member of the police force of the city.
No. 80, by Mr.. McLoughlin-Vests the
title of lots Nos. 80. So and 81, block
No. so, as laid down on the "map of
the new manufacturing town of Eliza
bethport, N. j." in the city of Eliza
beth.
Provides for Orange Armory.
No. "a, by Mr.. Bracken-Provides for
the construction or reconstruction of
battalion armory on lands to be pur-
chased in the city of Orange, the cost
not to exceed 800, 900.
No. 80, by Mr.. Bracken-Repeals the
act of 1910 providing for the sale of
municipal bonds at private sale.
No. SO, by Mr.. Bracken-Automobile
registration measure. Provides that the
horsepower shall be computed by the
association of licensed automobile man
ufacturers' formula; fee for tirst-class
SO; second-class, IS; third-class, $40.
Provides that non-residents need not
provide an attorney for whom process
shall be served and may come in the
State not exceeding fifteen days in anV
year, provided the laws of h State
in which he resides grants similar eN-
emntions and privileges to motor We
hicles registered under the laws OF THE
State; similar provision as to non
resident chauffeurs; repeats tho FIRE.
lirehuvsen act of 1909.
No. 81, by Mr.. Bracken-A motor
vehicle act by striking out the present
speed limitations and fixing a speed
of twenty-five miles per hour any
where in the State. providing that the
driver of any motor vehicle shall never
use in his speed greater than is usual
No. 3S. by Mr.. Bracken-Re1ires all
vehicles drawn by horses or other ami
mails to carry at least II lighted
! lamp during the period from one hour