Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-26

/ Bible and tract societies, religious, benev-
client and charitable institutions aud or
| ganizations, organized under the laws OF
this State, or operating solely within the
| State. And afi1xes the tax to property
| transferred to a father, mother, hus-
! band, wife. child or children, brother or
sister, or the wife or widow of the son,
OF the husband Of the daughter at the
amount exceeding S, 900 up to 5000; "a
per cent from $4,000 to $4,000; 3 per
cent from $4,000 to $3.50, 900; i per cent.
on all amounts exceeding s250000; to
| property transferred to any child or chill
dren of decedent or to the Issue of
such child or children, one per centum
on any amount in excess of 5000 and
| up to $4,000; 11s per cent. on $4,000 to
$l5O,O0Oi per cent. on $4,000 to $780,,
600; per cent exceeding $3.50 900. Re-
quires safe deposit, trust companies, cor
porations, banks or other institutions or
| persons having in possession or control
assets belonging to any decedent to not
deliver the same to any party to whom
the same shall have been given or be-
Queathed without retaining sufficient
portion or amount of such property to
pay such tax and interest herein i'm
| posed. providing a penalty of $1,000 for
not retaining the same. and no corpora
| ton of the State shall transfer stock
without giving notice to the comptroller
of the treasury, ten days before so do
ing. Also applies to nonresident de-
cedents, (Judiciary.1
the comptroller of the treasury may issue
q waiver for the transfer OF stock In
New Jersey corporation to a foreign
executor, administrator or trustee upon
paying per cent. tax to the comp
troller, based upon the full value of the
said shares of stock or property, and If
an .oyercharge has been made the comp
trolier may give the warrant Of the State
for the overcharge. (Judiciary)
No. 404, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
comptroller of the treasury to appoint all
the appraisers ser and employees necessary to
No. 400 and No. 493, amending the col
lateral inheritance tax, and If any such
persons continue In the employment OF
come under the tenure OF office act
Judiciary
No. 495, Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
5000 TO pay the deficiency expenses and
Indebtedness of the commission appointed
to attend the exhibition and celebration
In Atlantic City of the dftieth anniver-
sary. Of the Emancipation Proclamation.
No. 400, Mr.. Rowe-Ratifies and con-
/ firms grant made by the State to the
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Company of land
under water below the high water line of
the Passaic River in Newark. Judiciary
No. 497, Mr.. Rowe-PrOvides that the
, commissioner Of banking and insurance
| shall not give approval for the establish
ment of branch offices or agencies Of trust
companies executing at places where and
| for the purpose Of taking over the assets
and continuing the business of a national
or State bank or trust company that has
been established and has continuously
&C nducted business for at least Eve years
before the time of approval. Banks and
No. ass, Mr.. Rowe (by request)-
Amends the employers liability act by
providing that where third person or
corporation is liable for the compensation,
the dependents or Injured employee shall
within thirty days from the date Of the
injury or death elect whether to take the
| compensation provided by the statute or
proceed at law to recover damages. Pro-
vides likewise for an assignment Of the
| cause of action by the injured empl0ye
as against such third person or corpora
No. 400, Mr. Embellishments the act
relative to admission to the New Jersey
Home for Disabled Soldiers to honorably
discharged soldiers and sailors who
In Cuba, the Philippines. Porto Rico and
China, between April q, 1898, and July
4, 1902. SOLDIERS Home)
No. 500 Mr.. Burton-Repeals the act OF
April /, l9Is, fixing the price for keeping
INDECENT patients In the insane asylums
of the State not exceeding $3.50 per week,
and that the State shall pay toward the
half of such price. lJudiciaryo
No. sol, Mr.. Burton-Gives TO the State
commissioner of public roads full power
than thai 1000 feet in length, and places the
cost of maintaining, upkeep and repair
! thereof upon the moneys at the disposal
Of the State som%issa9nes fo1 the repair
| No. 5O2. Mr.. Quinn-Relates to the en-
ployment of persons In compressed air.
| etc, and provides for methods Of pro-
| tecting the lives, health and safety Of
| persons employed in tunnels, caisone.
compartments, etc. Goes into detail as
to all matter relating thereto. labor
and Industries)
| No 500, Mr.. Bl0om-Amends the act
| ralativa Tn fha A1tnQ af mana Mats ulana
or charts showing streets and avenues
| In municipalities. judiciary
No. 504, Mr.. Dobbins-Assembly bill No.
| 342 with o slight change In verbiage
No sos, Mr. Embellishments the pub
| lie utility act making 1t misdemeanor
to do anything that Is forbidden or pro-
hibited by the public utility act, or any
| No. sos, Mr.. Carroll-Makes it a INSIDE
I'meanor to wilfully or knowingly violate
any statutes by performing or attempt
such statute, when the penalty for such
violation is not defined. Judiciary
No. 5o7, Mr. Peacock lby request)--Fixes
salary of auditor of Burlington County
| at 81 800 and term three years. municipal
No Sos, Mr.. Smith Cby request)-Re-
| peals the revision of the Mechanics lien
act approved June Ia, 1888 (Judlciary)
ten verses from the Holy Bible to be read
without comment at the opening of each
| public school upon each and every school
| day by the teacher In charge. (Educa-
| tion.)
No. $40, Mr.. Leonard--Assembly No.
| 10 repeated by making il apply to court
! criers instead of sergeants-at- arms. (Ju-
| jJclary.l
| No. 511, Mr.. Bloom-Provides for pen
| sioning certain firemen after twenty -four
| years service. who have held the office of
chief engineer for seven years. and are
sixty i've years Of age, at $500 perlan-
mum. (MunicipaI Comparatively
| No. 512, Mr.. Representatives. and con-
| firms borough elections held for the issu-
| ance of bonds for improvements and other
purposes (Elections)
No 513 Mr.. Fisk-Senate No. Z, Sena-
| tor Hennessey's land tax bill exempting
personal property from taxation and Is
in exact duplicate of the same. (Taxa-
| tiOn.)
Assembly Concurrent Resolution No. TO-
Mr.. acknowledgements the senators and
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