Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27

be Yo1u aIler december OIL Oh each year
No. 146 Mr. Fisk-Authorizes board
of inspectors of State prison TO expend
$4,000, appropriated last year 10 the
states prison farm for uses at States
No. 147, Mr.. Fisk-Authorizes the
board of inspectors of the State Prison
and the commissioners of the reforma-
tory, subject to the approval Of the
commissioner of charities and correc-
tons, to pay to the wife, children or
parents of any inmate Of such institu-
ton, who are dependent on public. or
nifty cents per day for each working
day that the inmate is employed at any
kind of productive labor. (Judiciary)
No 14S, Mr.. Fisk-Repeals an act,
April III 1918, constituting n board of
parole of inmates of State prisons. (Ju
dlcary)
No 149. Mr. Fisk-Inyests all indie
pendent powers which now are vested in
the principal keeper, supervisor or any
other officers or employees of the State
prison. other than the responsibility of
The principal keeper for the safe GUS
tody Of inmates, in the board of State
prison inspectors Estate prlsons)
No 100. Mr.. Fisk-Amends the act
relative to publication of laws, requiring
the four Thousand copies of the sheets
upon which are printed said laws, to be
delivered within not more Tnan ten days
after the approval of the governor, of
vision of LAVISH
No. ISL. Mr.. Fisk-Authorizes husband
and wife to convey real estate directly
TO each other. tJudiciary)
No 152. Mr.. Fisk-Amends the act
relative to exemptions from taxation by
exempting franchises and railroad and
caua4 property, the taxation of which is
provided for by other laws. lTaXation.)
No 1913. Mr.. Gannon-Provides for the
retirement on pension at half pay of
city wharfingers in cities. municipal
cUrporations.1
No. 1j4, Mr. Gannon-Amends the Civ
il Service Commission act, by providing
the temporary appointees shall have no
preference over other eligible candidates
for the permanent appointment. CMu-
nicipa corporations.)
No. 155, Mr.. Barradale-Limits the ex.
Dense which county superintendents of
schools in counties may receive in al.
dition to their salary to $500, Instead OF
$3.50, as now. (Education)
No. 1876 Mr. acknowledgements the
amount from 5000 to $1,000 to be ap-
propriated annually by boards of chosen
freeholders for clerical assistants in the
office of county superintendent. lJu-
diciary)
No. I57, Mr. Observation-Disclosures
boards of chosen freeholders to sell un,,
claimed personal property of discharged
and deceased patients of county insane
hospitals (AIunicipal eorporationsJ
No. 1873, Mr.. Barradale- that
in suits upon negotiable instruments,
the authenticity of any signature or in
dorsement upon said instrument shall be
taken to be admitted unless the con
trnry is pleaded. (Judiciary)
No. 159, Mr.. Crosby-Provides for the
pensioning of nurses employed in coun-
ty hospitals. Municipal corporations
No. 100 Mr.. Godfrey-Makes II unlaW-
full to fish with net in the Mullica river river
from March 1 to. November 10. Fish
No. 16i, Mr.. McCabe-Authorizes
boards Of trustees or other governing
bodies Of villages to issue bonds TO pro
vide and equip fire engines and other
fire apparatus. Crowns and townships
No. 1872 Mr. McCabe-Amends an act
relative to issuing bonds for play
grounds and recreation places so that
said bonds shall bear interest not eX-
ceeding per cent instead of A per cent.
per annum (Municipal corporations.)
No. 1863 Mr.. McCabe that
governing bodies Of villages may. assume
the maintenance and control of public
parks therein, by resolution of such
board. Municipal corporations.)
No 1884, Mr.. Brackner, (by request
Requires all street railway companies
to furnish free transportation to all court
clerks, criers and sergeants alarms in
county or municipal courts, while en-
gagged in the performance of their pub
lie duties. (Corporations)
No 1863 Mr.. Bloom-ProvideS for try-
ing all violations for the prevention of
cruelty to animals before the police or
recorders court in all municipalities
having such court, with an appeal to
the Common Pleas Judge. (Judtciary)
No. 1856 Mr.. Bloom-Amends the act
authorizing the issue of bonds by titles
owning a water supply. Municipal cor
porations.l
No. 1871, Mr.. Bloom-Authorize the
changing of venue in condemnation pro
ceedings, when circumstances so war
rant. (Judiciary)
No. 1853, Mr.. Foley-Permits the retire
ment on pension from public office, af
ter thirty years service, or by reason
of permanent disability, of all city en-
ployees. (Judiciary.)
No. 1863. Mr.. Foley-.Authorizes. first
class cities through the body having
control of the finances of the city, TO
provide funds not exceeding two mil
lions of dollars for the building of sub
ways therein Municipal corpOrations)
No. ITO. Mr.. Foley-Authorizes cities
in the charging or constructing of
water mains, etc, to issue bonds there
for at an interest rate not exceeding
five Instead of four per centum per an
mum. Municipal corporations.)
No. III, Mr.. ARnew-Creates a legis-
latlve reference bureaus for the use and
information Of the members of the Leg
islature. several State officers and the
public, to be under the direction of a
person known as the chief examiner
who shall be appointed by the governor
confirmed by the Senate, to hold office fol
three years at an annual salary of $4,000
Chief examiner may appoint such as
sistants as may be necessary, and the
total expenses of the bureau, including
salaries, not to exceed 5000. The bur
eau shall assist In advising and drafting
Of bills, resolutions, etc, and to dc
such other work as may be required
(Revision of lawsl
No 172, Mr.. Johnson-Legitimati
any child heretofore or hereafter borr
| out of wedlock, whenever the natura
parents of such child shall marry. pub
/ lie healthy
| No 173, Mr. Establishes
| State athletic commission and regulates
boxing and sparring. Authorizes tht
governor to appoint one person for /
term of three yeers Mt fifteen hundred
dollars per year, who shall constitute
secretary and the commissioner shall
| have sole direction, management anC
control of and over all boxing and spar
ring matches in the State and shall Is
sue licenses for the same. (Municipa
corporations.)
No. ia, Mr.. Embellishments tn
! election act of April Ia. 1903 relative t.
candidates certified for election in mu
inequalities. tElections.)
! No. 1T5, Mr.. Embellishments tn
| election act Of April 4. 1908 by providing
that the registry books In the election
| districts shall be sent to the count,
| board of elections, instead of the count.
| clerk. (ElectIons.)
No. 1T6, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures tina
wher Columbus Day shall fall upon Sun
day the Monday next following shall b.
! deemed a public holiday, and all com
mercial paper shall become and be pre-
| sentable for payment on Tuesday follow
! ing. Public HEALTHY