Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-28
TRAFFIC
AID BILL IS SIGNED
Governor Fielder Signs Half
Mile Railway Track Ex-
tension Measure.
From a star corre.pondent.I


TRENTON, N. J.. March 2S.-GoV-
nor Fielder has signed the Paps-
oe bill. House rs. which will permit
aalf-mile extensions of street rail-
way tracks, to connect existing lines
n the city of Newark. This is part
If the plan necessary for the new
terminal, which the Public Service
Railway Company is to build in that
lily for the relief of traffic conges-
ton. Other bills which he signed
we're:
House 1l2, Mr.. Richards, placing
avery member Of a governing body in
he State under section 2 of the en-
ployers' liability act. providing the
employee receives a salary not eX-
ceeding 81, 200 per annum.
House 1914, Mr.. Egan, repeating sec
tion Is Of an act to establish a State
system of highways
House 223, Mr. Kirkpatrick pro-
viding for licensing persons raising
pf1easants ducks and deer.
House 225, Mr.. Kirkpatrick, au-
thorizing complaints to be made by
any commissioner or game protector
on information and belief.
House 23s, Mr.. Bloom Thy request.
making It legal for firemen in any
town or township consolidating with
another. TO become members of the
department in the new municipality
and maintain the same tenure OF
office as provided in the town when
they formerly served.
Honse 99l, Mr.. MeDermott, gives
mother of an illegitimate child its
exclusive care and custody at the VIII
of the Court of Chaneery.
House 2s9. Mr.. Richards, authorize
ZION Of examinations for license to
nraetise medicine to be printed in diff
ferent languages.
House sOs. Mr.. Bracken, authorizes
the Essex Board of Freeholders to
issue bonds not exceeding s525.O0O for
development and Improvement OF
parks and parkways,
House s95. Mr.. Bloom, permits
using of second hand material owned
by Newark in making improvements.
House 1877. Mr.. Foley. authorizes APP
preparation by Newark of $4,000 an
nually for public musical concerts.
House $50, Mr.. Carhart, providing
that wives of veterans lawfully mar
ried for not less than ten years and
over Atty years of age are entitled
TO admission to the New Jersey Home
at Vineland.
House 405, Mr., McDermott, uni
form bill of lading act.
House 423, Mr.. Conrad, authorizes
the Board of Fish and Game Com
rnissioners to issue permits to hunt
foxes with hounds and firearms from
the last day of the open season for
Fabbits and quail until March 81.
House, 562, Mr.. Hennessy, repeals
abe act allowing the State Riparian
Commission to grant lands Of the
State, under water. to municipali-
ties for park and street purposes.
Senate 200, Mr.. Smalley appropri-
ates $4,000 for acquiring washing
ton Rock" and adjoining lands In
Somerset County.
Senate 26S. Mr.. Low, an act to in
porate the First Judicial District in
Ocean County.
Senate, 2S9, Mr.. Ramsay, provides
that where trustees are given power
to sell property with unanimous con
sent of all children, the death Of any
child shall not bar the trustees from
selling the property. providing the
other children consent thereto.
Joint resolution, Mr.. Nichols. ap-
propriates $4,000 for an equestrian
statue Of Maj General Philip
Kearny in the National Cemetery at
Arlington, Va.