Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-31

governing bodies to name county and
municipal superinteudents. Judiciary.
No. SOTO provide for election of
United States senators by direct vote
at primaries and general elections.
fElections).
No. 51--To amend title of act con
corning terms OF office. to read IAN act
concerning the term OF Office and 40
pointment of certain officers In cities
of the second class of this State" Gre
vision of laws.
No. 52-To abolish terms of of1ce in
villages, towns, townships. borouehs,
cities or counties. and 70 prohibit re-
moval of officials except for cause. Elk
cludes those elected by popular vote,
appointed by mayor or other head Off
Ger, clerks of villages on towns. law
officers and legal assistants, deputies
or first assistants of principal execu-
tive officers authorized to act for the
same. officials Of county institutions
who must Of necessity be physicians.
municipal C~orporations).
No. $50 provide for abandonment
of the extension of the Morris canal
lying within the limits OF Jersey City.
n to provide for the disposal OF prop
erty of the Morris Canal and Banking
Company and It's lessee. Railroads and
cenals).
No. 54-To provide FOR furnishing and
equipping an entomology building and
physics laboratory in Geological Hall
at the State Agricultural College.
(Education).
No. 65-To provide that each student
admitted to the State Agricultural Col
lege on a free scholarship shall be re-
garded as holding a State scholarship.
and for each such scholarship there
shall be due from the State to the COL
lege on the LIST day Of November in
Zach year the sum of $3.50. Education).
Nc. 56-To require ommon carriers
to carry $50 pounds of baggage for any
adult and seventy-ave pounds for any
minor between 8 and II years of age
without compensation, and to carry ex-
cess baggage only On trains equipped
with baggage cars. Sample gooGs to
be classed as excess baggage when IN
excess of this specified weight. V;3ta-
lions to constitute a misde.seEnor, fire
s25 10 $500. Carriers o to he lienie
for more OF the value OF excsss has
gage than is covered by excess bas-
gaze fare. (aaiiToaGs ana caHaisJ.
No. H.-To provide that am person
making any false statement eonpern~
ing the financial conajaG: Of himself
or any other rssson or f'r.l or corpo-
ration In whom he is Interested, for
the purpose of procuring property, cash,
loan or credit, shall he guilty. of a
nisdemeaIIoi. Or. OF Ia
No. $50 require ~auotioneers to
keep complete memoranda of all goods
received by them for sale, including
full designation Of the place where
such goods are to be held and sold; to
be open to h inspection OF mayor and
police officers at all times. (R~ of LIZ
No. 5e-To enable owner. mortgage.
occupant or other person having an
interest IN any land sold for taxes to
redeem the same at any time within
two years from the date OF sale or at
any time thereafter until the right to
redeem has been cut OF. (Jud.)
No. 60-ITo enable the board OF COM
m~issioners OF the New Jersey Reforma-
tory to establish a system Of govern
ment. make all needful rules and
lations, use any method of education
and employment which seems best to
them. appoint superintendants subject
to their removal and determine the
number of subordinate officers, and de-
termine the amount OF their compensa-
ton. SuperintendeDt's salary $4,000 per
year and residence. IN. j. Rcform.>
No. 61-To enable managers Of New
Jersey Reformatory TO cancel any con-
tracts for labor Of inmstes with the
consent OF contractors and to adjust
contractors claims on account OF such
labor. IN. J. Reformatory.)
No 6Q-TA wonoaJ thu a4t .urA- -
board OF railroad commissioners and
May Is, 1907; April 90. 1909: March "a,
1910. Abolishes board of railroad COM
m~issioners. Or r. and c.
No. 6S-To enable the first and sec
ond assistant prosecutors OF counties to
and perform any service or duty that
might be done by the prosecutor II he
were present. (R. Of L.
No. 84-To permit the sale OF "nmodi-
fed milk especially prepared for in
fants and inyalids. containing sub
stances which in no way differ in puri-
ty. strength or quality from the stand
ards fixed by the pure food act.
Amends the provision OF said act re-
lating to the distribution and sale of
llIlih, bO hAdt IL tIdJ uuh kihhoIAeT6 Win
the sale of such prepared milks. pub
lie Healthy
No. 6b-To amend primary act OF 1903
by requiring every voter to present a
certificate showing that he voted at
the previous election for the party that
he proposes to support. (E~lections.)
No. 68-Requiring an affidavit from
every voter in order to be registered
showing nationality, residence, party
affiliations and other qualifications.
(This and So separate primary elections
from registration). (Elections.)
No, 67--To require hat heads of coun-
ty asylums for the insane shall be ply
IN. CO.
Observation-Disclosures not more
than $500, 900 for the requirement OF
land for the uses of the United States
government in the construction and
maintenance OF a ship canal through
the State of New Jersey. to be avail
able when the route OF tho inland
system is determined by
the government. (Federal Relations.)
Direct Nominations for Governor.
There were forty-nine bills intro
duced in the House last night. The only