Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-05
THINK MANY
BILLS VETOED
lFron a stan correspondent.

TRENTON. April BIN the absence
of the Governor and no definite an
nouncement having been made as to &C
ton on bills, 1t is assumed here with
a great degree of certainty that he has
vetoed the following bills:
Senate 1.-THE grade crossing bill.
Senate S1-The act relating to the use
of loose leaf records In the office of
~surrogates.
Senate S9-The act relating to the
giving of bonds by relatives to guar
antee the expenses of insane persons.
Senate 166-Act relating to the re-
tirement of city employees after thirty
years service.
Senate 1sO-The act relating to city
transportation licenses.
Senate 1e7-The act relating to erec-
ton OF sewage disposal plants.
Senate 206-Bill relating to the ac-
QUESTION of certain swamp and meadow
lands.
Senate 224-An act relating to the
establishment of a board for the
supervision of prison labor.
Senate 229-An act restoring to office
candidates in the last election who
failed to maxi statements under the
Geran law.
Senate 256-Act relating to exsmp-
lions under warrants for distress for
rent.
Senate 278-Act relating to employ
ment of stenographers to clerks of
grand juries.
Senate 2s5-TrackIess trolley bill.
Senate 299--An act relating to the
classification of freeholders.
Senate 306-The Edge congressional
redistricting bill.
Senate 324-An act making the Sec
ond Tuesday in May. instead of fourth
Tuesday in May, the date for election
of delegates to the national conven-
ton.
House 31-An act relating to the en-
tering of Judgment by default in con-
tract cases.
House ss-An act amending the dis
trict court act.
House 115-An act amending the
lGeran election law.
House 135-Confirming title in the
State to the property of Sylvester
O'Farrell.
House 272-The Camden charter bill.
House 309-An act amending the law
providing for indeterminate sentences.
House 313-An act authorizing the
formation of toll bridge companies.
I1OuSe oHo-<1n dtt ~ pAOtCNA INV
ably discharged soldiers and sailors
years.
House 535-Act amending election law
by providing candidates nominative by
petition be allowed to use name of
political party which at last preced-
ing general election holds highest and
next highest number of votes.
House 552-validating land grants
under water to cemetery associations.
House 5s2-An act fixing at $4,000 the
salaries of directors of boards of free
holders in first class counties.
House 5S6--An act amending election
act relating to primaries by striking
out the words election of delegates to
State conventions"
House 344-An act regarding the de-
livery of liquor in prohibition districts.
House 410-An act amending borough
acts relative to construction of water
works.
House 422-An act authorizing sheriffs
to appoint posse servers
House 449-An act to exempt turnpike
companies from the provisions of the
automobile act of 1906.
House 525-The Stickel bill, designed
to empower the Board of Public Works
of Newark to fix amount of %appropria-
ton regardless of the Common Council
House 590-An act relating to the
filing of vacancies OF boards of street
and water commissioners.
House 596-An act releasing the in
~terests of the State in the realty Of
the late Charles w. E.. Carlson, in
Monmouth county.
House 603-An act amending the acts
authorizing cities to acquire lands for
public docks.
House 64S-An act providing for the
appointment of tax assessors in certain
boroughs. .
House 660-An act to amend the act
relative to the collection of unpaid
taxes and water rents.
House 67S-The incidental a%ppropria-
ton bill.
Joint Resolution 11-Authorizing the
appointment of a commission to con-
slider the proposed abandonment of the
Morris canal.