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

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! Mr.. efghbour-Males It unlawful
| for any manufacturer, firm, company
! or corporation to control or direct
or attempt to control or direct their
employees and laborers from whom
OF at what place they shall purchase
I uniforms and clothing
Mr.. Lewis-Nests the control and
management of public baths and
| bath houses in first-class cities in
| boards of playground commissioners.
Mr.. Conrad-Authorizes citizens or
non-residents holding a license to
hunt game to in one day remove from
ceeding fifty of each species; duck
and wild water fowl not exceeding
twenty. and geese. brant and rabbits,
not exceeding ten
Mr.. Conrad-Repeals sections Z and
of the motor vehicle act authorlz-
ing non-residents to be driven in this
state for fifteen days If licensed in
their homo State, and chauffeurs reg
home license to drive cars i'm this
state. These sections are known as
the reciprocity sections
Mr.. Moore-Requires any person
nominated for the Office of justice of
the peace hereafter to have an aeade-
mic education equivalent to a two
years course in high school, or a
certificate from the Civil Service Com
mission that he has passed an eXami-
qualifying him for such position.
Mr.. Moore-Gives Justices of the
peace In cites jurisdicrior in attach
ment and landlord and t. 4 ncv cases
Mr.. Moore-Permits tie use of
armories by oranges, horticultural
societies, police. general social centre
work and educational institutions
Mr.. Lyons-Extends the tenure of of
onphs
Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50. TBS. so to
the town of kearny for moneys expend
4 444FN4H Hasaa~
nue. Belgrove drive. and curbing and
grading Brighton avenue.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures town COIN
ellis to regulate by ordinance the size.
location, material and manner of erec-
ton OF all fences. billhoards signs and
advertisements and TO provide for
licensing thereof.
Mr.. Branegan-Extends the tenure of
office act TO all towns governed under
the act of 1895.
Mr.. Sallus-Makes 1t Illegal for judges
Of Common Pleas courts to engage as
adviser. attorney or counselor for any
municipality. committee, commission
board Of eehoiders or, Officer or other
department of the public service.
Mr.. tdFIerwald-Repeals the act of
March 21f1912. providing for the estab
lishment bf county mosquito extermina
ton commissions.
Mr.. Panscoe-Authorizes the board or
body having control Of the highways OF
firEt-elass cities to authorize the con
struction. maintenance and operation Of
extensions to street railway tracks for
the purpose Of connecting or of making
II detour Of existing tracks.
9Ir. Observation-Disclosures governing
bodies of cities. to appropriate moneys
for the celebration. of July 4. Washing
toms Birthday. Decoration Day and Co
lumbus Day In each year.
Mr. Maguire-Repeals the act OF April
1. 1872 requiring members of public
bodies or the commission or eommlttee
lt0E ~fFafr gI,a % 44an
buildings TO enter into bonds before so
doing.
Mr. Aagnire-Authorizes governing
bodies Of cities to provide by ordinance
for the sprinkling of It's streets. high
ways or public places, paved or unpaved,
with water, oil or other liquids.
Mr.. Bloom-Authorizes governing bod,
les of first-class cities to acquire and
build subways and condults for cleo
trical conductors, regulate their use and
enforce the removal Of overhead wires:
Mr. J. Matthews-Reduires all advef-
tisements and solicitations for employees
during strikes, lockouts or other labor
trouble or disputes to explicitly mention
that a labor disturbance exists
Mr.. Demonstrating applications ior
ordinances for sidewalks in boroughs to
be signed by ten freeholders. resident on
the street on which the improvement is
proposed.
Mr. McGrath-Intends to amend section
152 of the criminal procedure act OF 1888
Mr. McCabe-Constitutes eight hours a.
DAVIS work for all laborers, workmen
and mechanics employed by or on be-
half of the State, or any municipality, or
by contractors doing work or furnishing
material for the State or any muniei-
pality.
of frst-class cities to provide funds not
exceeding two millions of dollars for the
building of subways in such cities ana
issue bonds to pay for the same, ana 10
negotiate for and rent the privilege OF
g. rt.N &c
Mr. 4. ". Acknowledgements the
borough of North Vale. Bergen county:
Mr. rkpatrick.,Amends the Dlstrict
Court act by requiring judges to make
jury list of three instead or nve nun
bred eligible persons for jury service.
Mr.. Grifin-Requires every factory,
workshop, mill or place where goods are
istered physician thereat to render I'M
mediate service in case Of injury 10 any
employee. Failure to do so considered a
Mir. Mount (for the speaker)-Incor-
porates the First judicial district OF Mon
mouth county to consist of Asbury PARK.
Belmar, Neptune City, Avon by the sea,
Bradley Beach and Neptune township.
Mr.. Mount flor the speaker)-Continne
the appropriation made in the approprla-
ton bill of last year of S25,O0o Ior an
armory at Red Bank.
Mr. Observation-Disclosures govern
ing bodies of towns having a popula-
tion less than $4,000 to assess ana
charge the entire cost and expense OF
opening any street or avenue not
exceeding ESQ feet in length upon
Mr.. nnessy-Ratifies the pro-
nosed amendment to the United States
constitution electing United states
Senators by the people: ~ CIV
Mr.. Burton-Authorlzes the Gov
ernor 10 appoint three comissioners
to act with commissioners to be APP
pointed by other States TO see II they
can agree upon laws reg1laa I'm - I ras
use of motor vehicles ana reslstrd-
ton of the same.
Mr.. Egan--Proposes to amend the
New Jersey constitution to give wom-
en- the right to vote.
geant-at-arms of the two houses to
furnish fifteen copies of every bill in
troduced TO the State librarian as
well as same number OF copies OF All
reports and other documents printed
for the use of the Legislature. FOR
following is summary Of the bills
introduced in the House of Assembly last
!. j. Matthews's bill authorizes the
commitment of wayward females be,
tween Il and u years OF age convicted
of a misdemeanor or adjudged to be
disorderiy person to any charitable in
stitution in the State maintained for the
reformation of hayward females
Mr.. CarrOw presented q phi wnlcn
amends the employers liability act by
providing that the Supreme Court or
Court of Errors and Appeals. in review
ing awards of the Common Pleas Court,
shan. if the Judgment of the Common
Pleas be not affirmed. state in its opinion
the sum, il any, to be awarded to such
employees, and the record shall be re-
handed to the Common Pleas Court,
which shall enter judgment for the sum
awarded by the Appellate Court; also
that benefits paid by Relief or beneficial
associations shall not release the en-
| ployer from an action for damages or
| for compensation under the act and the
acceptance of such benefits shall not be
! O bar to compensation under the act.
Mr. CarrowAL Authorizes Fish and