Gloucester County Democrat., 1912-05-09
,r 40 years as non-commissioned

for 40 years as non-commissioned
officer.
Requires conveyances taken in for
eign countries by proper officials to
have certificates of such attached
thereto.
Makes it a misdemeanor to make
false statements in writing respecting
financial condition of any person or
use the same to obtain credit
Provides that no map, plan or chart
of lands showing lots, streets, avenues
etc, shall be accepted for filing in the
county clerks office unless the gov
the limits in which the lands lie shall
approve the same.
Gives the State Water Supply Com
mission supervision over the erection,
altering and maintenance of dams and
reservoirs.
Amends the act concerning the
county board of health relative to the
control of the appointment and super
vision of all officers and employees
connected Herewith.
Provides for the collection of ar
rearages for water supplied by cities
having water supply.
Permits the use of armories by State
boards of agriculture, horticulture and
State grange.
"A supplement to the law of 1898,
relative to the settlement and collec-
ton of arrearages of unpaid taxes and
water rents. Provides that sales un-
der taxes may be disposed of by the
tax collector after the expiration of
six months.
A supplement to the law of 1898,
and provides that such cities may
have the right to supply waters to any
person living along it's pipe line.
Enables boards of freeholders by a
two-thirds vote to change the location
of its insane hospital to another point
within the county, or to remove it to
another county.
Authorizes the Governor to confer
upon any person making application
a brevet rank one grade higher than
the highest grade he ever had.
Enables any honorably discharged
soldier, sailor or marine, or member
of the National Guard, militia or naval
reserves to enlist for another term of
not less than one year.
Provides that cities having munic-
ipal insurance fund shall insure the
school buildings and property of the
school districts to such fund.
Enables Board of Freeholders to i'm
prove and pave roads and sections
thereof the entire width from gutter
to gutter.
Permits common councils of third
class cities to appoint city surveyors
or engineers for terms of three years.
Provides for the cancellation of rec
ords of marriages in the Bureau OF
Vital Statistics when such marriages
have been declared null and void by
the Court of Chancery.
Amends the school act of 1908 rela-
tive to the issuing of bonds for school
purposes, and provides that the same
may be registered or coupon bonds
and payable for not less than thirty
years from their date
| The woman's ten-llour Work-day bill
This bill prohibits the employment
of females in mercantile establish
ments, factories, bakeries, laundries
etc, more than ten hours day, or
eight hours night, except the week
previous to Christmas. The penalty
lis $25 to $50 fine for the first offense
and $100 for second offense.
He also signed the bill, authorizing
the laying out and construction OF
the Delaware river drive from Tren-
ton to New York State line, and ap-
propriating $1,500,000, payable $780,
90 each year until the work has
been done.
Senate bill, No. Is, which permits
Boards of Freeholders to establish
county hospitals for the treatment
Of tuberculosis patients.
The bill permitting the Freeholders
to arrange with the sheriff for the
employment of county prisoners on
the county roads.
Provides that an INDECENT suitor
having claim of less than $40, may
have suit brought against the debtor
| in the district court without payment
of fees.
Exempts the fish and game wardens
from grand and petit jury service.
Amends section "a of the orphans
court act, by making valid all con-
veyances of real estate made by sub
stituted trust or trusts.
| Amends the partition act so as to pro
cedure and practice where one defend
ant raises an issue of title against
a co-defendant.
Provides for the allowance of fees
| to justices of the peace in accord
anee with the provisions oof the law
of 1908.
| Allows the Civil Service Commits
/ sion to exercise the necessary power
| for the enforcement of civil service
laws.