Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-26
WOULD PENSION
CITY EMPLOYEES
Plan Reward for Thirty Years
SerVice-t1ouse Passes
Many Bills.
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TRENTON, N. j., March 26.-The
House last night passed the follow
ing bills:
House 44S. Mr. Leonard, provid-
ing for pension for any person who
has served the city for thirty years.
House 525, Mr.. Delaney amending
the law relative to the free public
school by making it possible for the
secretary of board of Education
having control of public school rec
ords to become a member of the
teachers retirement fund
House 602, Mr.. Bloom, amending
The act relative to the appointment
of a chief engineer of streets, sew
ers and water in cities
House 631, Mr.. Egan, authorizing
construction of a memorial chapel
on the grounds of the New Jersey
Reformatory for Women.
House 647. Mr.. McDermott. max.
ing it possible upon application of
1000 policy-holders in any mutual
life insura nee company to apply to
the chancellor for information on the
annual election of directors as may
seem TO him desirable and to the
interest of policy-holders.
House 673, Mr.. Lyons, authorizing
boroughs to raise $3.50 year by taxa
ton for independent fire companies.
House 6S7, Mr.. McGrath, tenure of
Office for city marshals in first-class
cities
House 646. Mr. Martin, providing
that where the tax assessment is in
consistent an appeal may be taken to
the State Board of Equalization Of
Taxes.
House 566, Mr.. Salus. providing that
the county physician may nominate
another licensed physician 10 perform
duties.
House 500. Mr. McGrath, authoriz-
ing taxpayers to pay their taxes in
partial payments, no payment to be
less than 500.
House 642, Mr.. Moore. amending the
Orphans Court act and provides that
no fee shall be charged when an es-
tate does not exceed $50.
House 597. Mr.. Bracken, providing
for canceling sheriff's bond in me-
chanics' lien cases, where judgment
has been satisfied
House ., Mr.. Egan tas amended,
making it a misdemeanor to manu-
facture or play with golf balls con-
tanning a fluid substance,
House 1866, Mr.. Mount (as amended,
amending the general borough act.
At the afternoon session of the
House Yesterday the following bill
was defeated:
House 533, Mr. Branegan, providing
that street railway companies shall
grant free sportation to all court
clerks and officers of all county or
municipal courts, including county
detectives.
Among the bills passed by the
House yesterday afternoon were the
following:
House 66S. Mr.. Hennessy, making
il illegal for any merchant. firm or
corporation to appropriate for his or
her own ends a name. brand trade
mark. reputation or good will of any
other person.
House 362, Mr.. Marshall, amending
the railroad act by removing from
section the limitation upon railroad
companies that they cannot borrow
money in excess of the whole of its
paid up capital stock.
House ST., Mr.. Moore, authorizing
the admission to the Home for Dis.
abled Soldiers and Wives any wife
of an honorably discharged soldier
living separate from her husband.
House 564, Mr.. Zisgen, directing
public utilities boards to complete
within six months an investigation o.
the rates charged by private cor
porations for water or electric current
to individuals.
House 327, Mr.. Leonard, amending
the Werts's liquor license act by
limiting the number of licenses to b'
granted for places to sell liquors t.
one in every 500 of population, pro