Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-21

er of motor vehicles TO destroy ap-
plications for licenses on file in his
office more than three years
Mr. Pierce-Railroad grade cross
ing abolition bill identical with the
Pierce bill of last year, providing for
the abolition of at least one grade
crossing annually to every thirty
miles of railroad within the State.
Open Guns ON Trusts.
Mr.. Pierce-An anti-monopoly bill.
Declares every contract or combine
ton in the form of a trust, or con-
spiracy in the restraint of trade, lille
gal, and makes every person respon-
sible therefor guilty of a misdemea-
nor. Provides fine of not more than
Sc. 900 or Imprisonment for one year,
or both.
Mr., Pierce-An act providing for
indeterminate franchises similar to
the act of last year Repeats the
limited franchise act of 1906, 1907 and
1912.
Mr.. Colgate-Supplemen to the gem
eral appropriation act of last year
making clear an appropriation of VS.
600 for the construction of an armory
at Orange.
Mr.. Read-Validate all sales of land
under public statute regardless of de-
fective advertising provided sale is
confirmed by court.
Mr.. Read-Requires landlord and
tenant cases in city to be tried be-
fore a district court within city, il
such court exist. and if not before a
justice of the peace in the county.
Mr.. Read-Amends the Geran cleo
ton act of 1911 by removing many of
the restrictions concerning registra-
ton.
Mr.. Read-A jury commission act
providing for the appointment OF a
jury commission consisting of three
residents of each county to be named
by the circuit court judge. Said COM
missioners shall have the right to
draw and select all grand and petit
jurors They shall receive such COM
pensa ton, not exceeding $1,000 an
nually in first-class counties, $1,000 in
second-class counties and $1,000 in
other counties.
Mr.. Read-Supplement to the gem
eral appropriation act of last year
making clear an appropriation of
$25, 900 for the Camden armory.
Mr.. Read-Amends the act providing
for the erection of hospitals for con-
tagious diseases by increasing the
amount of bonds to be issued for the
same to $4,000.
Mr.. Read-Amends section As of the
saving bank act of 1876 by authorizing
banks, national or State, or trust
companies, except in cities where saw
ings banks are located, to advertise
savings bank business
Mr.. Read-Authorizes appointment
of city planning commissions in sec
ond-class cities to consist of not more
than nine members and appropriates
a sum not exceeding $1,000 annually
for the work of said commission.
Mr. Davis-Defines trusts as a COM
bination or agreement between cor
porations, firms or persons, any two
or more of them, for restricting trade,
limiting production, increasing prices.
preventing competition or fixing
standard price or figure. prohibiting
competition, making secret agreement
VI an iliH al On Understanding. all
of which is declared a misdemeanor
punishable by fine or Imprisonment,
or both
Mr.. Davis-Supplemen to the crimes
act making it unlawful for any per
son, firm, corporation, individual or
individuals to establish or maintain
monopoly in restraint of trade.
Mr.. Dayis-Amends section 40. of
the general corporation act of 1906. by
providing that where a property for
stock, the value received must be full
bona fide, and not fictitious value,
Makes any violation of this section a
midemeanor
Mr.. Dayis-Amends the crimes act
by making ii a misdemeanor for any
person. or persons, to organize. or
promote, or conduct any object which
Is fraudulent, or unlawful. or intend
ed to be used in the restraint OF
trade Makes any officers, directors
managers or employees of such or
ganization to wilfully use the same
for unlawful purposes, guilty Of q
| misdemeanor
Mr. Davis-Amends section 1909 OF