Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-04

$50, Mountaineering the act for
the opening of the mouth of Shark
river, in Monmouth county, and ap-
propriates $4,000 for the purpose.
5S7, Hates = Authorizing establish
ment of public comfort stations.
6S1, Egan-Authorizing construction
of a memorial chapel on the grounds
of the New Jersey Reformatory for
Women.
668, nnessy-Making it illegal for
merchants to appropriate name,
brand, trademark, reputation or good
will of any other person.
673 Lyons-Authorizing boroughs to
raise $3.50 annually by taxation for in
dependent fire companies.
ga, Lyons-Authorizing boroughs
owning sewer and water systems to
extend them and issue bonds.
741 Fisch-Making the salary of
vice-chancellors $4,000 per annum,
81, rkpatrick-Amends the dis
trict court act by requiring judges to
make Jury list of 800 instead of 500
persons eligible for jury service.
tain circumstances judges of orphans
courts may afford to minors mainten-
ance, support and education from
funds in the hands of guardians.
16S Observation-Disclosures cities to
designate material for street paving
and to advertise for bids on two or
more kinds.
agn
lation by county clerks of postpone
ment of mortgages.
49, F'isch-Provides for the enter
ing of judgment by default in district
courts.
1874 Nutting-Proyides that all pub
lie auction sales shall be conducted
by licensed auctioneers only. =.
90, Griffon-Provides for the APP
pointment of assessors in cities hav-
ing a population of 10000
80, acknowledgements the bor-
ough of Laurel Springs, Camden
county.
314, Zisgen-Annexes a portion of
Midland Township. Bergen county, to
the borough of Delford.
365, BIoom--Amends the act rela-
tive to the collection of taxes by eX-
tending it to include all taxes, as
sessments, water rates or water
rents imposed in any municipality,
except cities, subsequent to the pass
age of the act, where such tax shall
be one year in arrears.
$3.50. Bloom-Repeals the repeater OF
two acts of 1911 and 1912, relative to
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rents, etc.
4O4, Conrad-AnneXes a portion of
long Beach township, Ocean coun-
try, to the borough of Beach Haven.
449 kpatrick-Provides pen
atty for any person wearing any kind
of a pin or other device in his hat
which may be capable of hitting,
scratching or manning another per-
son.
4S4, Bloom-Releases the title and
interest of the State to certain real
estate belonging to the late Ellen
Hanlon, in Newark.
400, Quinn-Enables townships hav-
ing a population of 5000 or more, to
fix the salary of the recorder at not
more than $1,000 a year.
ment by sinking fund commissioners
in municipal bonds which are payable
before the maturity of the bonds for
which the sinking fund was estab-
lished.
SIT, Zisgen-Provides for the an
nexation of a portion of the borough
Vt Delford, Bergen county, to the
borough of Riverside.
563, Zisgen--Repeals the act of 1912,
authorizing the appointment of
process server in counties of the sec
ond class having population eX-
ceeding $4,000.
594, Observation-Disclosures the estab-
lishment of pension fund for en-
ployees of local boards of health in
cities.
sos, Bloom-Releases the title of
State in certain real estate left by
the late Charles w. e. Carlson, in
Middletown township, Monmouth
county.
602. Bloom-Amends the act rela-
tive to the appointment of a chief
engineer of streets, sewers and water
in cities.
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to sell portions of lands dedicated for
park purposes to railroads.
6s7, McGrath-Provides that city
marshals in cities of the first class
should hold office during good be-
hayior, and shall be dismissed only
after conviction upon charges regu-
larly preferred.
7S1, Marshall--AnneXes a portion of
East Windsor township. Mercer
county, to the borough of Nights
town.
7s9. Lyons-Creates the Fort Nom
sense Park Commission to establish
a State park near Morristown.
775. Papscoe-Authorizes finance
boards in first-class cities to fix the
salaries of members of the fire de-
partment, with the approval OF the
mayor and fire commissioners.
"a. misunderstanding eight hours
q davis work for all employed by OF
on behalf of any municipality or by
contractors doing work for any mu-
nicipality.
173. Mountaineering number OF
automobile inspectors from ten to SIX
teen, and salaries, $3.50.
2S4, Egan-Authorizing the principal
keeper of Board of Prison inspectors
to allow prisoners, upon the requlsl-
ton of the Prison Labor Commission,
to go on parole outside the prison
grounds and buildings for the purpose
of employment on the road, etc.
31S, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salaries OF
certain officers or employees of paid
fire departments in second-class cities.
AIS. Bracken-Amending act relative
to pensions in paid fire departments
by increasing the assessment of the
members from TO Q per cent. of his
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