Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-26

scented this morning concerning the
Panama canal tolls. 1t was lost by
vote of eighteen to thirty-seVen.
Prior to the introduction of the Foley
resolution Speaker Beekman review
ed the proceedings of the morning
| session which terminated in row.
| He said he regretted the incident,
admitted that he might have been
| wrong in his ruling ordering MIR. Nc
Dermott removed from the chamber,
and apologized for his exercise of
| undue authority.
Bills Passed.
House 4SS, Mr.. Barbour-Includes
| Haledom in the Passaic Valley sew
age district.
Senate joint resolution 3-Provides
| for printing and distributing the pro-
ceedings of the State Charities Asso-
citation.
House 565. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
printing of legal notices in German
| newspapers.
House 514. Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| for a recorder for third class cities.
House 547, Mr.. Hammond-FiXes
penalty of non-payment of poll or dog
tax.
House 947, Mr. Godfrey-Fixes
salary of assistant prosecutor of
pleas of Atlantic county at $4,000 a
| year
Senate 219, Senator Gaunt--1ncor-
porates the borough of Westville,
| Gloucester county.
House 500, Mr.. Benton-Repeals
law of 1913, fixing price for keeping
| INDECENT patients in the State hos
| pitfalls.
House $40, Mr. Leonard-Fixes
| salary of supreme court criers.
House ri, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
| duced under a suspension of the rules,
advanced to second reading and final
passage in five minutes), fixes pay of
policemen in second class cities.
House III, Mr.. Dobbins-Appro-
PIRATES $4,000 to the State Dental
Board.
House 1873, Mr. Byrne-Regulates
public shows.
House 593, Mr.. Branegan-Fixes
salary of police department employees
in first class cities.
House 533, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
religious corporations to change their
names.
House 2s6, Mr.. Smith--The Essex
county penitentiary enlargement bill
Bills Lost.
House ZIG, Mr. Hunter-The Put.
nam High School bill, 8 to SIS.
! House TO- j. +. A. Griffin, amending
the Welsh act, was lost, 13 to 26.
House is. Mr.. Carroll, providing foi
J five-cent trolley fare in first-clas'
counties, was lost, IA to 90.
A motion by Mr.. BTanegan to repea
Rule 70 of the House was lost, 20 e
%.
House 1856, Mr.. Hunter. was with
drawn from the files of the House.
Senate 164 and 165, two OF the Edg
economy and efficiency bills. were re
committed to the judiciary commit
, tee.
Adjourned till 1o:45 this morning.
Senate Afternoon Session.
Reconvened 2:30.
Investigate Bill Printing.
Under motion by Senator Ramsay
Secretary Dill was directed to inquir
: under what authority the printer is
; sued a committee substitute for Sen
ate 243, McGinnis. He asserted tina
the original was still in the labd' AM
industries committee. The allege,
committee substitute is entirely diff
ferent from the original. This meas
ure eXempts from the civil service lis
enlisted men in militia apd naval ser
vice of State and employees of regis
trars of deeds 1t is opposed by tn
New Jersey Civil Service Reform AS
ISOLATION.
Bills Passed.
Senate No. 247-Provides that wher
any foreign insurance company shall
be made a party to any suit in thi
State, and shall remove such actor
to the Federal Court, the banking ant
insurance commissioner shall revok
the company's right TO do business il
this State.
Senate No. 31O--Making valid an.
instrument recorded in surrogate
office on file for three years, notwith
standing any destruction or disap
IS pearance of the same.
Senate No. 33-Empowers count.
judge in Passaic County to raise sal
airy of sergeant-at-arms to $1,000.
House No. 27S-Removing mill dam
from Railway River in woodbridge
and Railway.
House No. 4l6-Permits acceptance
by township committees of highway
dedicated fok public use