Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-25
OUSE DELUGED BY
.AST-MINUTE BILLS
,yeral Measures Affecting
Newark Introduced-Would
Seal All Divorce Papers.
FFrom a stan Correspondence

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TRENTON, n. j., March %
yhtv-seven bills and four resolu-
rs were introduced in the House
night. the last time for the sub
ssinn of bills without unanimous
,aenf Of members and among these
re- two bearing upon the two sub
ID If chief interest in the Legis-
IRE at present.
me was bill by MIR. Bracken, of
sex. giving details as to now
,rlffs shall draw grand and petit
,ors while the other was q con-
.rent resolution by Mr.. Hates, of
mden. providing for a eonstitu-
nal convention, and proposing the
.npe In the present legislation that
endments might be submitted to
nennle oftener than every five
irs.
Mr.. Hates is a Republican, no
ention will be paid, probably, to
resolution.
III investigation into the cost of the
hlie school system is authorized IN
bnl introduced by Mr.. Neighbour.
bill by Mr.. McCabe, of Essex,
lid authorize the chancellor to seal
oers in a divorce suit ana not per
their being opened for public in
sction.
Legislative reference bureau is
,yided for in bill by Mr.. Agnew'
duties would be to collect in
bnation on all matters pertaining
iproposed legislation, the Governor
Iannoint a director for five years
a salary Of $4,000, and there would
sather employees expenses not 10
iced $4,000 a year
hmong the bills introduced IN the
use last night were:
honae no. Mr.. Fisch-Changes the
sne of the German Theologlcal
Hool of Newark to Bloomfield Iheo-
tfoiise 773. Mr.. Bracken-Author
social clubs occupying rooms OF
~ than 5000 square feet In any
kldinr and which has had eontlnu-
for two months at least 40o aoult
imbers. and no minor members, TO
"a liquor license. (Munlclpal cor
Inase 775. Mr.. Representations
anence boards. with the mayors
aroval in first-cla cities, together
IN the board or body having charge
Il control of the fire department.
rein 10 fix and determine the an
IA nav for officers and employees
raaf Municipal corporations.)
louise I76. MIR. Papscoe-Places H.
rians and assistant librarians OF
onblic libraries and all clerks,
as of departments and other EN-
vees of such libraries. in f1rst-class
es, under the exempt class OIL tue
I4.xx 4
louise III. Mr.. Bredenbek-GiVes
ntv boards of taxation power TO
1 Il sai~a,.teA boundary lines between
Ing districts. municipal corpora
1s.) c,...
BOARD of Equalization OF TaNes
yeT 10 issue orders, directions ana
tructions to county boards OF tax
IA assessors, collectors and other
I alton officers, may formulate UNITS
Standards for the guidance Oh as
sors: shall have original jurlsdlc-
10 investigate any Vloia,lon or
l-observance of assessment laws IN
taxing district, and shall require
MIXERS Of the county boards OF tax
IN and their secretary to meet
II IL once in each year at the State
43itol. municipal corporations3
iouse 1856, Mr.. Neighbour
ases the pay of petit Jurors from
I'd So per day. (Municlpal corpora
fonse 7s6. Mr.. Neighbour-Fixes
cage of petit jurors residing more
n six miles from the court house
r cents per mile each way per day,
lnicipal corporations
fa,,sn 5S7 Mr. Egan--A new teach
pension bill, similar TO House 1873
-oduced by Mr.. Egnn at the open
IF fine session, and provides tnat
nv teacher employed In any super
Dry apacity in or under any sys-
OF free public schools shall re-
fe pension In amount equal TO
half of the average annual salary
eived during the last five years OF
n actual service, provided that the
twenty FIVE years of such service
in this State; also, any teacher
years of age, whose last twenty
RS of age were given in the state,
(Edncation)
ouse 1888, Mr.. Egan tby requesD--
kes 1t Illegal, under a penalty or
for any female to be employed or
Wed To work in any factory, work
d. mill or manufacturing estab-
ment between 8 p. M and a. m.
fblic healthy
louise 792. Mr.. Mulligan-Amends
crimes act relative to children
Ter 10 years of age attending NOV
picture shows, by providing they
Il be accompanied by a relative
iC2ai guardian. itNeNlSlOn ol luWS'l
touse I96, Mr.. McGrath-Provides
the removal of poles and overhead
es from streets and public places
al cities. (iighways.)
tonse 797. Mr.. Nutting-Regulate
controls the sale of canned or
ked food product and requires
sls or stamps showing the date
which such food was placed
hin the can or receptacle holding
same. (Public healthy
.ouse 79S, Mr.. Nutting-FlXes tele-
ne rates in first class counties not
xceed five cents for each communi-
on of not more than FIVE minutes
atlon between any two points in
Ii county. municipal corpora
is.)
ouse 500. Mr. Observation-Disclosures
riffs in the custody of county jails
ippoint and remove at his pleasure
+dens and deputy wardens of such
municipal corporations)
.ouse sos, Mr.. Bloom--Requires
pitfalls and the management of each
DC or private bathing resort to
all devices such as plumotor for
nciug artificial respiration. tPublic
lth.)
fouse sos, Mr.. Kuhlke (by requesO
laces in the unclassified service of