Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-06
New Jersey Legislature Ends Introduction of 1914 Bills

poration of Dunellen Borough, Middlesex
! County, and fixes the boundaries there
No IA, Mr. Rowe (by request)-Rati-
/ fees confirms and continues the incor-
/ poration of North Paintield Borough,
| Somerset County, and fixes the boundaries
| thereof. (JudiciaryD
| No. T25. Mr.. Sheppard-Changes the sal
aries of the new jury commissioners from
5000 to $500 in first class counties. from
| $3.50 to $3.50 In second class counties, and
/ from $500 to $50 per annnm in all other
counties. Judiciary
| No. 726, Mr.. Peacock-Giyes the Board
| OF Public Utility Commissioners power
| to authorize street railway companies
| power to operate special or express car
service. Municipal Corporations)
/ No. 727, Mr.. Quinn for Mr.. Kirkpat-
religious or charitable associations
| municipal Corporations)
! No. 72S. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures re-
firm sales of land. Municipal Corpora
| tions)
No. 72s, Mr. Observation-Disclosures
the exchange of certain lands belonging
| to the State and used by the State Home
| for Boys at Jamesburg for lands of
Frederick Reese. Municipal Corpora
tions)
No. 7SO Mr. Quinn-Deslgnat a badge
which hunters of game entitled TO
license therefor shall wear when engaged
| in hunting. (Game and Fish,
! No. 731, Mr. Quinn-Regulates the issu-
ing and granting of restraining orders,
! temporary. preliminary injunctions in
matters of labor disputes. (Judiciary9
No. 1872, Mr. Quinn-Amends the factory
and workshop laws by providing the
method which shall be used in recover
when the body of the defendant may be
taken. labor and Industry0
No. 1888, Mr.. Quinn-Provides that the
commissioner of labor may sue for pen
fl.s.d fnsst hA Rluf n
act relating to workshops and factories
! labor aud Industry
No. 734, Mr.. Quinn-Amends the employ
er's liability act by requiring employers
| to publicly display in their places OF
business a notice referring to the act
and specifying some of its provisions
| (Judiciary)
March q, 1912, relating to providing funds
for opening, etc, streets and highways
/ in first-class cities. (Revision of Laws.l
No. 1856 Mr. kuhke-Makes it unlawful
| to trespass on or mutilate boats or en-
| gines of the State under control of the
fish and game commissioners. Game ana
| Fish,
No. 1877 Mr.. Nutting..,Proyides that hat.
shall not Ak limit for the duration of
| sentence. (Corporations.)
! No. 1873. MIR. Nutting-Requlres rail
where stops are to be made clearly an
nounced, and street railway companies to
have the approach to street corners In a
municipality clearly announced; $40 hne
for violation. (RailrOads and Canals(
| No. 739, Mr.. Kays-Repeals the act OF
April 1, 1913, amending an act relative to
the government and management OF an
| insane asylum. agriculture
No. 740. Mr.. Kays-Repeals the act OF
April o, 1913, known as the widows pen
sion act. Appropriations
No. 741, Mr.. Fisk-Amends the act reia-
tive to the punishment for selling OF, Civ
ing away certain drugs by taking there
from "biomin and heroin." (JudiciaryO
No. 742, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures 1t a
mlsdemeanOr to negotiate, buy or sell
warehouse receipts if the goods men,
toned therein are not so deposited and
held on storage. Revision of Laws.)
No. 743, Mr.. Griffin, I. Il. A.-Proyides
streets and highways in cities and the
taking of lands or estates for the con
struction and maintenance of drawbridges
therein and provides for the Issue s,nle.,' OF
No. IA, Mr. Griffin, T. II. A.-Authorizes
horsecar and street railways to increase
their capital stock and provide for pro
cedure therefore. Judiciary
No. 745, Mr.. Griffin. 7. r. A.-Provides
for the removal of dangerous and unsafe
buildings in cities by the Inspector or
superintendent of buildings and deslg-
mates the procedure. Municipal Cor
No. 746, Mr. Griffin, T. II. A., for Mr..
Foley-Fixes the compensation of under
!
frst-class counties at 800 per month.
| municipal Comparatively
No. 747, Mr.. Griffin, L. Il. A.-Amends
| section 81 of the crimes act so that any
person or persons, board or body charged
with or having the control of any State
office, department or institution, who
| shall disburse, order or vote for the dis
bursement of public moneys in excess of
the appropriation made thereto, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor2 Judicisry(
ICES boards of excise in certain cities to
| appoint an excise inspector at n salary
of not less than 5000. Municipal Corpora
| tions)
No. 749, Mr. Observation-Disclosures that a
| delivery of liquors elsewhere in the State
| than in the locality or place mentioned
in said license or application therefor,
| shall not be a violation of section 2,
| relative to the sale of liquors in quanti-
i ties of one quart to five gallons. tJu-
No ESQ, Mr.. Brackner-Requires any
! person or corporation supplying gas as
| a public utility to have its meters tested
every three years. and shall pay the
State a fee of 81 for each meter tested
and sealed (Municipal Corporations9
! No. ISL, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$3.50 to Joseph Halter for services as door
keeper. Senate session 1894. municipal
10 D. 752, Mr. West (by request)-Amends
! the collateral inheritance tax relative to
construction the act by suing in the pre-
negative court. (Judiciary)
! No. 1853, Mr.. Curran-Amends the act
relative to compulsory attendance Of
pupils at school, and the adjudging of
parents as disorderly persons. CEduca-
| tion.)
! fixes the price OF water furnished for do
| nestle or other purposes in first and
! second class counties by purveyors of
water having the right to lay mains and