Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-28

such action shall be considered prima
facle evidence OF the fact that such
person is practising medicine. public
No. 81. Mr.. Egan-Permits taxpayers to
pay their taxes on account. but such
payment shall be not less than one-quar-
ter OF the assessment on the property.
No. So. Mr.. Egan-Provides that no
one shall be detained in Jail because Of
the non-payment of costs of prosecution.
No. 81, Mr.. wheaton-Regulates the
practise OF neuropathy. Creates a
homeopathic board and prescribes
method of examination for the obtaining
of q license from such board. public
Health)
No. 1888, Mr.. Foley-Provldes for the
appointment of commissioner Of as
sessment in cities Of the first class in
the State. Gives to Common Council the
power to appoint and fix salary. Gives
municipal Corporationsl
No 1874, Mr.. Foley-Provides that In
cities of the first class the salaries OF
members OF the Excise Board may be
fixed and determined by Common Coun-
ell Fixes the terms of salary and pro-
vdes that the same shall pot
creased or diminished during their term.
fMuniclpal Corporations,)
No 1856. Mr. Foley-Provides for the
imposition Of taxes of owners of dogs.
Provides a tax for two dollars for each
dog. municipal Corporations)
No 1856, Mr.. LeonarG-An amendment
70 election law of Revision, 1888, and
amends section IS by providing that the
Judge of election shall, within two days
after election. personally deliver one of
said statements Of the results Of such
election to the clerk of the County
Board OF Election. in counties OF the
first class. and to the secretary of the
County Board of Elections, in counties
other than counties Of the first class.
(Elections.l
City Council Of any municipality IN this
State, In addition to the powers conferred
upon them by their respective charters,
10 appropriate a sum not exceeding So
900 for the celebration Of the two hundred
and fftieth anniversary Of the founding
Of such municipality. (Munieipal Cor
porstionsl
No. 1885, Mr.. Hammond-Provides for q
board Of homeopathy, and goes into de-
The expense OF the board shall be paid
from the license fees collected by them.
Each member shall not receive more than
SIS per day. lPublic Healthy
No 1S9, Mr.. Smith-Provides that
boards of chosen freeholders may acquire
land to erect and maintain additional
buildings in connection with existing
county penitentiaries, jails and houses Of
(Municipal Corporations.)
No. 100, Mr.. Peacock-An act for the
protection of deer. Makes It unlawful to
hunt for them, except from November
| to November. 8, under penalty Of S1O0
(Game and Fish.)
No 1911, Mr.. Peacock--An act providing
for State aid In the operation and repair
Of bridges connecting roads taken over
under the provisions Of the State road
law Gives the power to the Board OF
Freeholders. (Highways,)
No 1872, Mr.. Godfrey-An act regu-
latlng the department of labor. And
sets out that the department has incurred
an expense for clerical labor to the sum
Of S1,01010, OF which the commission has
advanced the payment and provides that
when the bill has been approved by the
that 1t be paid to him. LA
Dor and Industry.l
No. 1888 Mr.. Fisk-A supplement to
an act respecting conveyances and pro.
vides that any deed OF conveyance of
land of any married woman which have
been. or hereafter shall be. executed by
virtue of any power of attorney, in which
the wife Of such married
man shall have Joined, or shall Join IN
dover (Municipal Corporations.)
No. 1914, Mr.. Fisk-Supplement to an
act concerning evidence. Provides that
be taken and received as evidence Of
the due passage of all ordinances by
law as reported therein. And further
that the volume of ordinances printed
and published by authority OF, said board,
shall in like manner be received as evil
dence. Judiciary
No. 1876, Mr.. Weart-A supplement to
an act defining motor vehicles. Provides
that any person who holds non-resi-
dent license fixes rules regulating the
~
service thereof, and proceeding for the
violation of the provision of the act.
The bill Is the same as No. IS, intro
duced last year by Mr.. Conrad. (High-
No. 1856, Mr.. Pancoast-Provides for the
proceedings on bonds and mortgage
given for the same indebtedness and
foreclosure of sale of mortgaged prem
fee NOT to exceed the following: On sums
of 81 QN0 8 per cent; on any other sum
exceeding $1,000. 5 per cent. on the first
one thousand. and In addition ioercto
81 200, hut not exceeding $4,000, and one
half ot per cent. on any SUM in cA"rss
Of $4,000 Judiciary
No. 1877 Mr.. Nutting-A supplement to
the township act, (Revislon of 1889 and
provides that whenever any money re-
ceived by the township treasurer from
license fee, arrears of taxes or any other
source, the same shall remain In the
hands of the treasurer until the voters
at the next election shall vote how and
when the money may be expended.
(Town and Townships)
No 19s Mr. Bloom-Amends the act
of 1908, relative TO the practise Of
chiropody, and amends the law so that
the applicant may have a graduation
school of this State, a special school
or academy, which must be approved
by the State Board Of Medical Elk
aminers. Public Healthy
No 1893, Mr.. SteTens-Another State
Normal School Appropriates s20o, 600 for
a site. The school Is to be located in
South Jersey. CEducation.)
A. c, r, No. Z, Mr.. Bloom-Another
woman suffrage bill. 1t suggests an
amendment to the Constitution. in which
women may vote. lJudicIaryD