Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-16


alr. Marshall-A jury commission
act. authorizes a Supreme Court jus
tee holding the circuit in the county
10 appoint three residents Of the
county not holding any other public
office Who shall constitute a Jury
commission While such commissioner
appointee shall be eligible to no other
public office. Each commissioner shall
be appointed for three years, after ar
ranging that the first appointees shall
be for one. two and three years each.
salaries to be fixed by the appointing
justice at not less than 500 and not
more than $500 per annum for each
member. These commissioners shall
draw all grand and petit jurors.
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the prac-
tise of homeopathy, establishes a State
board of neuropathic examiners and
provides for the examining and IL
censing of neuropaths.
Mr.. Kates-Provides for two addi-
tional State normal schools, one to
be located north of the city OF Tren-
ton and the other south of the city
OF Trenton. ana appropriates $4,000
for purchase Of sites. plans and speech
ficatIons.
Mr.. Leonard-Amends the title to a
supplemental of the crimes act APP
proved March 2s. 1912.
Mr. Leonard-Provides that no pis-
tol or revolver which may be con-
cealed on the person may be sold or
offered for sale without a permit
from the proper officer Of the munich
pality in which the same are sold.
Two New Normal schools.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the sup
plement to the Werts liquor law ap-
proved April 10. 1906, which fixes fees
In towns, townships and boroughs
not exceeding 10000 population. and
amends the Werts act by providing
that spirituous, ynous, malt or
brewed liquors in quantities in less
than one quart may be sold after l
o'clock in the afternoons Of Sundays.
Mr.. Moser-Provides that riparian
rights may be granted to cities to
the extent of a strip of land 100 feet
IN width to be kept maintained and
used exclusively by and under the
direction and control of the city
board of health for the purposes of
sanitation.
Mr.. Peacock-~Provides for the
licensing by the commissioner of
banking and insurance Of persons
who alone shall have the right to
|offer for sale. securities, stocks or
bonds of enterprises not wholly OPP
Grated in the State.
Mr., Peacock Provides that no
judge of the Court of Common Pleas
shall appear and practise before any
jury in any of the courts of the
|county for which he is judge, and
that such judge likewise shall not be
Engaged as advisor. attorney or
counsellor for any municipality,
committee, commission or board.
Mr.. Richards-Requires all public
moneys collected by any officer or
employee of the State or any mu-
nicipality for the use of the State
or received by any officer or em-
ployea in his official capacity to be
delivered to the State treasurer at
the end of each and every month,
or oftener when required by the State
treasurer, and then provides for the
Iepositing of the moneys in the va
rious Repositories of the State, and
that 2 per cent. per annum interest
at least must be received on the
average daily balance.
Mr.. Richards-Requires all public
moneys of.any county city, borough,
town. township school district or
other municipality collected by any
officer or employee thereof to be de-
livered at the end Of each and every
month, or oftener II required, to the
legal custodian thereof. Also pro-.
vides that all such moneys shall be
deposited in repositories by the legal
custodian, asand that 2 per cent. >at
least shall be paid pm average daily
commission.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures sheriffs to
keep and maintain bloodhounds for
the detection of criminals.
Mr.. Buckley-Provides for the fill-