Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-12
bill BARS SEWAGE
DISPOSAL PLANTS
That Is, Municipal Works from
the Passaic Valley
District.

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s TRENTON, n. j.. March 12.--
81 Among the House bills favorably re-
: ported yesterday were:
No. 342, making it unlawful for
: !any sewage receptacle or disposal
1syorks, station or plant, to be con-
s. tructed for municipal use within the
!HPassaic valley sewage district; 49,
7amending the Werts's liquor license
yact by limiting the number Of IL
licenses to be granted for places to
&selI liquors to one in every 500 of
3 population, provided, however, that
Hpresent excess shall not be consid-
Izcred 526, providing for cities having
S5a public water supply derived from
Sources beyond the city limits TO pro-
ect the same from pollution by pro-
&Viding for any portion of the territory
|zfrom which such waters flow anu
= slso providing for moneys for carry
Ing out the provisions.
Fl Bill 479, amending the pawnbroRers'
kct so that each pawnbroker or dealer
8n second hand goods shall, when so
Modified by the police department,
Keep book containing a description
HI every article or thing received in
&. |pawn or pledge with the amount
81 loaned thereon, or bought by any
H1ealer in second handed goods which
book also shall contain the name, oc-
Equation, description, with the sigma
ure and thumb imprint of tho per-
kon selling the goods or making the
pledge; 1884, providing for a board OF
Examiners OF three persons appointed
by the Governor for a term of three
Wears who shall constitute n board
BIZ examiners to license persons to
Follow the occupation of barbering,
Bite. as, regulating salary of certain
6Dfiicers or employees OF paid ire
lepartments in second-class cities;
E66, a new commission form OF gov
Eminent bill which was introduced for
Jersey City providing for the Mayor
10 be elected by people instead of
hy commission and has annual re-
taIl provisions
Bill 1856, authorizing boards OF
ehosen freeholders to acquire, i'm
Drove and maintain roads lying with
II any of the corporate limits OF mu-
Inequalities, excepting cities, author
zing, widening, changing, etc, and
likewise the power to condemn lands
I necessary; 500 regulating the pay
BIZ officers and policemen In second
lass cities; and. 416, amending the
bet relative to pensions in paid ire
departments by increasing the as
Basement of the members from ] TO
Der cent. of his salary,
The following Senate bills were
avorably reported:
Bill 16s, amending act of 1902 au
horiging towns to construct sewers;
empowering State Utility Board
10 provide for the elimination of rail-
road grade crossings; bill author
ling the keeper of State prison or
warden of any penitentiary upon re-
luest of the Board of Commission
ers of the women's reformatory to
transfer to the latter institution fe,
male inmates over II years of age;
House blu No. AIS, placing health Of
icers or sanitary inspectors holding
/ license and having served five con-
secutive years In the employ of any
ocal board of health under the tenure
bf office act, was lost.
The House bills passed were: 81,
amending the employers liability act
by providing that the Supreme Court
br Court Of Errors and Appeals In
reviewing awards of the Common
pleas Court shall, if the judgment
II the Common Pleas be not affirmed,
Etate in it's opinion the sum, II any.
o be awarded to such employee and
he record shall be remanded to the
Common Pleas Court, which shall
Inter Judgment for the sum awarded
BY the Appellate Court; 156, amend
nc the civil service tenure of office
act relative to the grade OF classes of
persons who have passed eXamina-
ions by extending preferences to any
Soldier. sailor or marine of any war of
he United States: 157, amending the
Wsame act by extending preferences in
counties and other municipalities to
Ubny soldier, sailor or marine of any
Nar Of the United States; &c. making
1 unlawful for any manufacturer.
irm or corporation to control or at
empt to control employees and labor
Yrs from whom or what place they
Aall purchase uniforms and clothing;
making It Illegal for any member
district board of election to as
In, transfer or sell his right to COM
nsation. any such assignment or
ansfer to be void; $50. repeating a
supplement TO the public park act
(which authorizes freeholders to issue
bonds of the county for the improve
nent of park and parl1ways; 23a.
authorizing second-class cities to
kefray the cost of laying out. widen
ne and altering public thoroughfares
and makes assessments for benefits
for such improvements a first lien
upon lands; 292. authorizing eXamina-
ions for a license to practise medi-
ine to be printed in different lam
yuages; 81. giving police courts
power to release persons convicted
herein ON probation; 3S6, authorizes
irst class cities to appropriate, not
Exceeding $4,000 per year. TO provide
music in public parks and public
amusement places as substitute for
knother bill withdrawn.