Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-21
WILSON OPENS HIS
FIGHT ON TRUSTS
Seven Bills introduced in SEN
ate Are Planned to Check
Monopolies.
fcontlnued from FIRST raReo

3hs, ooe, fUU. American W opicH &oih'
pany, Ss9, sol 100; Bethlehem Stee
Company, 10000. 900; Carnegie Stee
Company, S64, 514, 1850; Central Leather
Company, s470,0Oo,Os0 United States
Steel Company, $685. $50. 500; United
states Rubber Company. S74. 76s. 900
Standard Oil Company. ISL, S4s. 625;
Southern Pacific Railroad Company,
SIS 000. 900; Rock Island Company
$4,000, 900; Republic Iron and Steel
Company. S52. 1871. 900: Pittsburg Coal
Company, $4,000, 1000; National Tube
Company, 100000 international
Harvester Company. $4,000 900; In
ternational Mercantile Marine, $500
100000; Federal Steel Company. s9s,
$4,000
There are 1850 corporations, all
told, in New Jersey. According to
the twenty-eighth annual report of
the Board of Assessors for 1911, the
total stock of these companies is
$780,, 49s, 369 The State tax on this
amount totals $685. 91.
The following bills were introduced
in the Senate last night:
Mr.. Gaunt-An act to repeal the
supplement of April 2, 1912. to the
general motor vehicle act of 1906
known as the reciprocity act
AIR. Munson-An act to incorporate
the borough of Franklin, county of
Sussex.
Mr.. Leavitt-Repeals chapter BAL,
laws of 1912, requiring public officials
having charge of the erection OF
buildings to give bonds.
"a anf I'd
1912, requiring the mandatory appro-
priation for commissions on the ex-
termination of mosquitoes.
Mr.. Leavitt-Supplement to an act
entitled IAN act relating to. regulat-
ing and providing for the govern
ment of cities, towns. etc" Permits
chiefs of police or fire departments TO
hold trials In commission government
cities
Mr.. Leavitt-Makes conviction in
cases where police magistrates have
jurisdiction final, Notwithstanding
any technical defect or irregularity
In many of the proceedings in
which convictions are based.
Mr.. Wheaton-Extends provision of
act of 1889 authorizing cities with
ocean fronts to construct boardwalks
and validates any bond issues made
by cities incorporated since the ap-
prevail of that act.
Mr. Wheaton-Similar to the fore
going and validating all bond issues
now outstanding or hereafter issued
under the provisions of act of 1883.
Eieht-hour Day in jail.
Mr.. McGinnis-Makes eight hours
fun DAYS labor for inmates of penal
institutions and all other persons EN-
nloyed in and around such institu-
tons.
Mr.. Fielder-Supplement to the
wornen's reformatory act increasing
the number of the members of said
board of reformatory commissioners
by two.
Mr.. Fielder-Supplemen to general
appropriation act appropriating $1,000
.asitfitienal for the State Reformatory
for Women.
Mr.. Fielder-Amends the act to es-
tablish State reformatory for
women, section II, by requiring the
keeper of State prison or warden oil
INV penitentiary having confined
therein any girl or women over the
are Of II years to transfer said pris-
o,fer. uuon request of the reformatory
commission, approved by the Gov
ernor, to the State Reformatory for
Women.
Mr.. Fielder-Amends general auto
mobile act of 1909, by requiring red
light on the rear OF each venice
placed in such a manner as to render
the same visible at least nifty feet
distant.
Mr.. Fielder-Amends the general
automobile act approved April II,
1905. by increasing the age of any
applicant for chauffeur from 16 to IL
wears, and provides that chauffeurs
licenses may be suspended, instead OF
revoked, in certain cases.
Mr.. Fielder-Amends the general
automobile act by providing that the
horsepower of autos shall be COM
puted by formula to be adopted by
commissioner of motor vehicles on
December of each year. Act does
not become operative until December
/. 1913.
Mr.. Fielder-Amends the automobile
act by increasing the number of in
spectors from ten to sixteen, and re-
auires signs TO be carried in a hori-
zontal position and in such a way as
not TO swing.
Mr. Fielder-Amends automobile
reciprocity act of 1912. by authorizing
commissioner to suspend for cause
the provision of the fifteen-day tour
ing privilege upon notice. Any viola
ton of the act after suspension shall
be punished by a fine not exceeding
5000
Mr. Fielder-Provides a fine of $500
or Imprisonment for sixty days, for
manufacturing any imitation of off,
cial automobile Identification mark
ers.
Mr. Fielder-Authorizes liverymen
owning or controlling automobiles for
hire, instead Of securing separate IL
censes for each mechine, to secure a
liyerymen's license, authorizing him
to use tags numbered consecutively
with the letter IL"
Mr.. Fielder-Provides a penalty of
500 fine for refusal to obey summons
Of motor vehicle commissioner for
violation of cases.
MIR. Observation-Disclosures commission