Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-14

ployed in newspaper plants and print
cries and places where printing is car
ried on" The law forbids the employ
ment of child under fourteen years
IN factory workshop or mill.
Assemblyman McCabe offered a
third bill amending one of the seven
sisters" acts, which defines trusts and
provides penalties on corpora tons
and to promote free competition in
intrastate and interstate business.
It aims to remove an Objectionable
feature OF the act, which has been
construed to interfere with agree
ments and combinations relating to
hours Of labor. The bills introduced,
most of them of wide interest and
effect, are as follows:
Bills Introduced.
No. / (Mr. Branegan)-Authoriz the
in all the municipalities In this State
now having authority to make such ap-
pointment. Municipal Corporations)
No; (Mr- observation-disclosures
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of eonpeyances, etc.
| Judiciary
No. 8 CHR. Branegan)-Provides that
no license. to hunt game or fowl with
gun or other firearms shall be granted
unless the applicant shall subscribe to
an oath that he will not point any gun or
other nrearm, loaded or unloaded, In the
utiectioH OIL any Otler person and VIII
not shoot at an object without first
| ascertaining that said object is not q
human being, and that any yioIator shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor. Game and
No fMr. Branegan) Authorizes hon
| orably discharged surgeons from the
medical department of the army or navy
to practise medicine. and surgery upon
| ming sworn copy of his discharge and
paying fee of $50. public Healthy
No. (Mr. Branegan, for the Speaker
Requires the examination by repu-
/ table graduate veterinarian practising In
this State of all stations or jacks TO be
used for the purpose of breeding. No
| ceIuneate Is to be issued to any such
animal which is diseased, weak, injured
| or disabled. Penalty of $25 fine for first
offense of using such animal If not
properly certified and $50 for subsequent
onenses. lAgriculture.)
NO. I (Mr. Branegan, for the Speaker)
l-Amends the pure food act so that per
\ sons selling milk or cream to which
water has been added shall not be con
xicted hereunder If the persons have nc
| knowledge that such water had been
added. Public Healthy
NO. mt. Branegan, for the Speaker)
l-Repeals the section of the ELECTION act
requiring, personal registration of voters
| in townships containing less than 5000
| inhabitants. Judiciary
No. o (Mr. Burton)-Permits the re-
tlrement on pension from public office
and employees in ali State penal institu-
| items, reformity and State homes when
| IL Is certified that such condition exist 10
| the Civil Service Commission. Estate
No. 10 (Mr. Observation-Disclosures any
woman who has for twenty-five years
continuously been employed in cleaning
any public building in any municipality
on a pension equal to one-half Of the
annual salary previously received. (Muni-
| cipal corporations)
No. II (Mr. Brackner)-Exempt per
sonal property to. the value of LOCO from
tsxation: (Taxation.1
No. IL (Mr. Observation-Disclosures for
| the removal of trolley poles and overhead
wires in the cities of this State by the
| boards or bodies having charge of the
streets and highways Municipal Cor
poratfons.)
No. Is (Mr. Observation-Disclosures street
railway companies n to furnish seat fol
fare. If there be no seat and a fare is
| collected rebate check must be given
Penalty, 500 for each offense. Grail
| No. IA (Mr Qufnn)--Provides that nc
| restraining order or injunction shall be
| granted in any case between an employer
| and employee, employers and employees
| between persons employed to labor anc
| persons seeking employment as -laborers
| or between persons seeking employment
| as laborers, or involving or growing oui
| of a dispute concerning terms or condi
| tons of employ Ihent, unless necessary t
| prevent irreparable injury to property oil
| to a property right of the party making
the application, for which injury there ii
no adequate remedy at law. Judiciary
| No. 10 (Mr. Quinn) Makes it unlawful
| for any sheriff. chief of police OF Other
person to hire, employ. select or appoint
| any assistant or deputy sheriff, specia
| policeman, constable or other public peace
\ conseryor unless such person is a either
| of the United States and has lived thre'
years in the municipality for which thu
appointment is made. Judiciary
No. 16 (Mr. QUINN adyer
| tisements and solicitation to be used II
| advertisement for employees during
| strikes, lockouts or other labor trouble
! disputes Labor and Industries)
| No. IT (Mr. n)-States the genera
| duty aud requires the providing of safety
| appliances TO prevent lead poison anc
! other Sccupational diseases. Public
| Healthy
| No. is (Mr. CarrolD-Proyides for
| cent fares for all trolley, street car, street
| railway, traction and public service cor
| porations, from any point within any
county to any other point within the SAINT
| county (Corporations.)
No. 10 (Mr. Carbohydrates 1t tllega
| for any corporation requiring deposit,
| made by individuals, firms or corpora
| lions, for gas or electricity, to hold the
| same for longer than six months without
paying per cent. interest upon the SAINT
| after six months. tCorporations.)
| No 20 (Mr. CARROLL Makes 1t unlaw