Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-06

schedule of uniform rates to be charged
b by b pubic s UTILITY, presented to said
may, without public advertisement and
i bids therefor, make and enter into con
tract with such public utility under such
schedule of rates for any term not ex-
ceeding five years. (Town and Town
ships.)
No. ca, Mr.. Branegan-Provides for
the release on parole of prisoners who
have been sentenced for term of over
one year or for the term of natural life
whose record of conduct shows observ-
ance of the rules of the institution, and
who Il sentenced for definite term have
/ served one-third of the total of such
/ term or If sentenced for life have served
! not less than fifteen years, under such
terms and conditions as shall be estab-
prison. Judiciary
| No. 643, Mr.. Stevens-Provides for the
granting or pensions to honorable dis
and navy for ninety days during the
| civil War and who has resided in New
| jersey for ten years last past at a rate
not exceeding S. per month. !(Judiciary)
No. GA, Mr.. Foley-Authorizes govern
| Ing bodies of municipalities, by resolu-
/ tton, to appropriate funds to safeguard
| from drowning the lives of people and
visitors within its borders. (Federal
| Relations.)
No. 645, Mr.. Foley-Exempts from tax
alton all buildings, with the lands on
which they are situate, not exceeding one
acre, actually and exclusively used by
turn vereins. (Taxation.l
/ No; GAG, Mr.. Kays-Amends the act
| relative to fees and the courts of Common
pleas, reducing the same. (Judiciary.o
Library Commission. instead of the Com
mission. of Education, in charge of the
appropriations for school libraries in
school districts. (Education.)
No. GAS, Mr.. Nutting-ConsolidateS with
and annexes to Verona Borough a part
| of the Town of Montclair, Essex County.
| municipal Corporations.)
| No. $40, Mr.. Dobbins (for Mr.. De Yoe)--
Amends the election law SO that the
county committee of any party may re
| ceive contributions for any candidate, and
| incur expenses and make disbursements
| for all proper purposes for such candi-
| date, provided the disbursing officer of
J such committee shall file with the county
clerk an itemized statement showing con
tributions and disbursements. (Elections)
No. 800, Mr.. Brackner-Makes 1t mis-
rage license to knowingly give q. ficti-
| tious or erroneous name or place of resi-
dence. public Healthy
No. 651, Mr.. Fisk-Amends the act rela-
| tive to the sale of land of idiots and
lunatics by the Court of Chancery. pub
| lie Healthy
No. $751; Mr.. Fisk-Fixes fee of Supreme
Court searchers at four cents for each
year, or fraction thereof, for each name,
and five cents or stating judgment;
minimum fee, twenty-five cents for any
search Judiciary
| No. 659. Mr.. Fisk--Provides that per-
song or corporations engaged in the bust
ness of transmitting money to foreign
countries, buying or selling foreign money
or of receiving. money on deposit to be
transmitted to foreign countries. must be
| licensed by the commissioner of banking
and insurance. Fee 500. Penalty upon
conviction, from $50 to $1,000 fine; i'm
| prisonment, thirty days to one year, or
| both. Banks and Insurance.)
| NJ Ar Uiclr-- RonniraG aAvartiGa.
ments for sale of lands under execution
to contain statement of the amount of
the Judgment sought to be satisfied.
| Judiciary
No. SIS, Mr.. Fisk (by request) -Repeals
section 80 of the. act respecting convey
ances, revision of 1898. Judiciary
No. $685. Mr.. Fisk Thy request)-Author-
ICES the Governor to appoint person not
| less than thirty years of age possessed
of physical vision. as commissioners of the
blind; term, three years; salary, $3.50 per
year and expenses. His duty shall be to
provides means for ameliorating condi-
! lions of the blind and report the same 10
| the Governor. public Health)
No 657, Mr.. Fisk by request)--Provides
that in counties of the first class there
shall be male citizen appointed block
Another male citizen. to be known as the
assistant block index clerk. at salary
of $1,000. Two male citizens, known as
block index entry clerks. each to re
or plan of such county all instruments
| received for record. Judiciary
No. 65S, Mr.. Fisk (by requesD-Amends
section ten of the District Court act by
fixing salaries instead of per diems for
constables and sergeants-at-arms of such
courts. Judiciary
No. $50 Mr.. Fisk-Permits cities of the
first or second class to construct, operate
and issue bonds to pay for the municipal
connecting railways through the streets
and highways of such cities. Shall not
| apply to locomotives Municipal Corpora
No. $50. Mr.. Fisk-Provides for the re-
| demption of land or any estate or inter
est therein sold in satisfaction ,,a of any
charges. (Municipal Corporations.l
No. 661, Mr.. Quigley-Provides for the
admission to the village of epileptics of
persons so afflicted and having an income
under $500. public Health)
No 662, Mr. Curran-Amends the insur-
ance act by providing that If the owner
of any property in this State shall pro-
cure insurance from any person or cor
poration not licensed to do business in this
state, such owner shall retain from the
premium of such insurance per cent.
of the premium of insurance so procured,
and pay the sum within thirty days after
procuring such insurance as a tax upon
such premium. Banks and Insuranceo
No. 663, Mr.. Curran-Provides that no
female shall be employed in any factory,
workshop or mill between the hours of
D. m. and a. M Penalty, $50 fine for
each offense. Uabor and Industry
No. 664, Mr. Griffin, T. F. A.--Provides
that section of an act regulating the
practise of dentistry, approved March Z.
1916 instead of January /, 1914. Public
Healthy
No. 665 Mr. Conrad-Changes the name
of the pond and stream known as Forge
Ford, Brick Township, Ocean County, to
Laurelton Lake. Riparian Rights)
No. $685. Mr.. Scovel-Provides that in
counties other than flrst-class counties,
exceeding 10000 population. Circuit Court
judges may appoint court attendant in
such counties at yearly salary of
81 200. Judiciary
No 667, Mr.. Wheatley-Amends the
school act so that public school buildings
less than two stories in height and con-
tanning four classrooms or less may be
planned and built by the local Board of
Education without submitting the plans
and specifications to the State board.
No 66S Mr.. winans-Makes it mis-
demeanor to conduct a moving picture
theatre or motion picture upon the upper
floor of a building in which there is a
moving picture or picture theatre on the
ground floor. Gudiciary)
No. $50, Mr. Hammond-Pensons any
policeman who shall have obtained the
age of seventy years and has retired from
the force for an amount equal to one
tions.)
No $40, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for
the publication of notice of all applca-
tons made to the Court of Common
Pleas of the various counties for license
or transfer of a license to sell spirituous,
vinous, malt, good or other intoxicating
liquors, which notice shall be published
at least three times in a newspaper, set
ting forth the name of the applicant, the
location of the place, the time when and
place where the application will be made
and the name and postoffice addresses of
the citizens recommending the applica-
ton Judiciary
No Gil Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for an