Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-12
SENATE WORsTs
WILSON'S VETOES
By Strict Party Vote Measures
Rejected by Governor
Become Law.
rFrom a stan Correspondent

disappointment today in the office of
Governor Wilson because of his vetoes
which we're overridden by the Legisla-
ture last night on the Newark Board
of Works mandatory appropriation
bill. A strict party vote waived aside
the veto of Governor Wilson on the
mandatory appropriation measure. One
of the Republican senators declared
the Governors vetoes were not signi-
fcant, as he really had been too busy
~furthering his presidential aspirations
to consider the legislation wanted by
the State.
The ffty-year franchise act became
a law by virtue of it's passage in
the House over the Governors veto by
a vote of 81 to Is. The veto had pre-
viously been overridden in the Senate.
The law permits municipalities to grant
franchises for fifty years to public
utility companies. Donnelly, Davidson,
Egan. Griffin of Hudson, Lafferty of
Gloucester, Swick of Salem, were the
Democrats who voted to override the
veto.
There will be a commission to in
vestigate and report on the abandon
ment of the Morris Canal despite the
Governors veto of Assembly joint reso-
luton No. Il. It was made a law by
the senate last night.
Incidental Dill Also Passed.
The incidental bill carrying s12,0 900
more thar last year for the expenses
of the Legislature was passed IN the
same manner This veto also was
o%verridden by a party vote.
The bill permitting the Newark Com
mon Council to fix the salary of the
excise inspectors was passed over the
veto in both houses.
These vetoes We're overridden in the
House and have not yet been taken up
in the senate;
House 1856. vetoed by the Governor.
regulates the licensing of Montclair
pool rooms.
House 21s-The Bergen County road
bill.
House 27S-Relates TO maintenance OF
INDECENT patients.
House 275-Relates to filing certifi-
Gates of nomination.
House Earthquakes the release o.
convicts In state prison.
House 619-The Newark ward redis-
tricting bill.
The Senate last night enacted the fol-
lowing House bills vetoed by the Gov
ernor and subsequently passed by the
House:
House S0-Assembly tenement house
act.
House 76-Refers to license inspectors.
The Holloway bill, House 535, pro-
hibiting candidates defeated at the pri-
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was defeated in the Senate tonight.
The bill was vetoed by the Governor
and the veto overridden by the House.
The Gardner Colby salary increase
bill, House 2S3, was made into law by
the Senate despite the Governors veto.
House 31~3-Authorizes the formation
OF toll bridge companies.
House S75-Amends primary election
act of 1908.
House 422-Authorizes sheriffs to ap-
point process servers.
Liquor Veto Is Also overriden.
The Wholesale liquor dealer bill,
House 344, vetoed by the Governor and
passed over the veto by the House,
was defeated in the Senate.
The following House bills were taken
up by unanimous consent of the Sem
ate and passed on third reading. These
bills had not been previously acted
on:
House 2s3 CWhite)-Provides for
State system of highways and dis
tributes cost of building same.
House 292 CARBOHYDRATES acts for
permanent improvement and mainte-
anc of public roads.
House COZ (Whyte)-Adds State
treasurer to State Highway Commits
sion.
House $40 Richards)-Amending the
act regulating the practise In courts
of law, revision 1903.
House 2S7 (Ford)-Concerning IL
| censing of p%awnbrokers and money
lenders, was passed by IL to 0.
House S76 (Whyte)-Proyiding that
a sum not exceeding SIT, 900 a year
shall be allowed the State commissioner
of public roads for clerk hire, etc.
House GS1 (GilD-Concerning the
issue of bonds by school boards.
House 309-Was passed over the
veto by both houses. It refers to
prison inspection.
The Senate adjourned last night to
meet again mex Tuesday morning at
z II o'clock.