Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-02
GOVERNOR SIGNS
MANY MEASURES
Bill to Protect Municipal Wa
tersheds from Pollution
Is Law.
fFrom a stan Correspondent)

lFrom a stan COrrespOndenf)
TRENTON, N. j., April 2.-Gover-
nor Fielder last night signed the
Following bills:
House 240. Mr.. Moore, authorizing
second class cities to defray the cost
If laying out, widening and altering
public thoroughfares and make as
sessments for benefits for such i'm
proyements first lien upon the lands.
House go. Mr.. Egan, amending the
weights and measures act.
House 521, Mr.. McGrath, requiring
a fee of 81 to be paid for a marriage
license.
House 5S7, Mr.. Hates, authorizing
establishment of public comfort sta
TONS
House 631, Mr.. Egan, authorizing
construction of memorial chapel on
the grounds of the New Jersey Re-
fornatory for Women
House 673, Mr.. Lyons, authorizing
boroughs to raise $3.50 annually by
taxation for Independent fire COM
panies.
House TAI, Mr. FischS making the
salary of vicdchancell6rs $4,000 per
annum.
House 507 Mr.. Hennessy. permit
ting public bodies to require bonds
for half the bid on contract and
regulating letting Of State contracts.
House 351, MIR. Lyons, authorizing
governing bodies Of incorporated
towns to borrow money upon sewer
bonds to pay cost and expenses in
Cured in sewers and drains.
House 4S5, Mr.. Bloom, giving adj
ditional power in council or com
nissioners of towns on street pave
nents and assessments.
House SIS, j. A. Matthews, provld-
ing appropriation of $199.07 for Frank
lin Titus, fish and game warden.
shot while on duty in Passaic County.
House 526. Mr.. Mulligan, providing
cities having a public water supply
outside of city limits to protect same
rom pollution.
House 49,. Mr.. Mount, amending
the general borough act so as to re-
quire majority of other members
Of council to affirm any appointments
made by the Mayor
House 395, Mr.. Egan, making it a
misdemeanor for any person to prac-
/ tise law without license.
House ALB, Mr.. Bloom amending act
relative to award for damages by
reason of street improvements in
! townships.
House 522, Mr.. Holcombe, providing
that State commissioner of roads may
repair roads leading to. State institu-
tons.
House $685. MIR. Hennessy, making 1t
Illegal for merchants to appropriate
a name, brand, trademark, reputa-
lion or good will of any other person.
Senate ~. Mr.. Read, authorizing
appointment of city planning COM
missions in second class cities to con-
sist of not more than nine members
and appropriates a sum not exceeding
10000 for their work.
Senate 173. Mr.. Pierce. providing
tsf abe preparation of maps for pur-
poses of taxation in the State
Senate 17S, Mr.. Gaunt, making it
unlawful to kill bass measuring less
than six inches, under penalty of $40.
Senate 1888. Mr.. Edge, providing for
the appointment of an employers liza
bility commission.
Senate POP. Mr.. Gaunt regulating
the sale of lime for agricultural pur-
poses.
Senate 215. MIR. Davis, establishes a
state department of public records
and archives under the control of a
board of three commissioners to be
named by the Governor.
Senate 231 Mr. Ramsay, making the
price to be paid for the keeping of
INDECENT persons in State hospitals.
exclusive of clothing, not more than
$3.50 per week.
Senate 239. Mr.. Barber, amending
tho act of April 8. 1910 prohibiting
the discharge OF sewage into fresh
water streams.
Senate 290, Mr.. Ramsay, providing
that where an insurance company in
creases its capital stock more than
100000 an examination thereof shall
be made.
Senate 295, Mr.. Smalley. giving the
D Forest Park Reservation Commission
4 power to exchange lands now held by
y Il for other lands.
\ Senate 296. Mr.. Smalley, providing
that the hospital building in the State
I epfIeptic village shall be known as the
Henry NJ Weeks Hospital.
Senate 800, Mr.. McGinnis, providing
that constables in counties having
more than 100000 who attend courts
shall receive such sum as the Board
% Freeholders may direct They
shall receive not less than 5000 nor
more than ST. 200 per annum.