Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20

to appropriate moneys for such expense.
miscellaneous business.)
House No. 90, Mr. Rowe-Provides for
the selling or leasing or imposing reason
able restrictions upon lands condemned
by the State, counties or munlcipailles
poses for which the same were con
demned. (Taxation.)
House No. o., Mr.. Rowe-Authorizes
any Ruthenian Catholic church or con
gregation now existing, or which may
hereafter exist, to become Incorporated.
Judiciary
form the law relative to the transfer OF
shares of stock in corporations. corpora
tions.) , =
orators III street railway lines to furnish
adequate service, and defines what Is
adequate service, and provides penalties,
including fines and forfeitures OF rights
and franchises for failure to furnish ade-
dnate service. (Railroads and canals9
House No. 100, Mr. Leonard-Author-
ICES county boards of freeholders 10 APP
propriate not exceeding 500 oOO Ior lbs, nos,
pitals not located in such counties wheh
such county has no hospital Located WIFI
ing its boundaries. public heaIth.1 A..
House No. 101, Mr. Kuhlke.tixess3 the ne.
price of water furnished for domeste OF
other use in frst-elass counties by pr
yate water companies or persons having
the right to lay mains and pipes IN the
public streets at $122 per thousan1s "a fu nar
thousand cubic feet for over 0,OoO euple
feet sold and delivered to one person.
tRiparian rights ,.,o panaa1s
the act of April Z, 1913, providlRg lor
the purchase and condemnation OF arm
org za s1ees' M ii1 ios. Mr.. Carroll-Provides
that at the election in any city for the
ndoption or rejection of the Walsh con- u :
mission government act, there sn ma IL oe
| appointed by the district Doarus Vi eieI
| tion. two persons as challengers ana ~
any legal voter applies to the Judge OF
| the Court of Common Pleas, sucn yuoge
may appoint two additional challengers.
House House No. 1Ol, Mr.. carroll,-Provides
| for the transforming of police ofncers, pro
vides for the protection of county pupiiee
roads in first class counties. (hlghWa5sa,}
House No. 105, Mr.. De 1oe.A genera.
consolidation Of the township act OF
| 1890 and it's supplements and ameho-
ments thereto. Clowns and townships.l
House No. ,1Oe, Mr. De h .3eon ds moTe
than 5000 may appoint Tecoraer .or
the term Of three years and nx ms com
pensation not exceeding SOU per year.
e199w owns ana No '9 Ic7 Mr' De Yoe-validates
certain sales of land made under the act
authorizing the sale of lands FOR the non
payment Of taxes. Clowns ana to"h-
Honse No. 10s-Authorizes the. princi-
pal or superintendent OF any scho0l, OF
any person so designated by the boaru
| OF EnucHIlOu, u0utE NnOoO
school NAV be. to collect from time to
time small amounts of savings from the
pupils of said school and deposit Tue
same for such pupil in some savings
banks. Banks and insurance.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution NO. =,
Mr.. ock-Constitutional amendment
changing the term of Governor from
three to four years. Judiciary ~ .
Assembly Concurrent Resolution no; .,
Mr.. Peacock-Changes the sessions OF the
Legislature by constitutional amendmse "a
from yearly to biennial sessions. (Judici-
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. !,
Mr.. Peacock-Constitutio amendment,
changes the term of office of state sena-
tors from three to four years. tJuoicl-
ary) NJ. X
Assembly Concurrent Resolution NO. o
Mr. Peacock-Constitutio amenoment,
changes the term of Office of assembly
men from one to two years.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution NO. .,
Mr.. Byrne-Requests Congress to enact
| law giving ample protection to migra-
| tory fishes. (Fish and game.)