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

ulates the placing Of signs along public
highways, and prescribes a penalty for
the violation thereof Commissioners OF
30. o. Mr.. Supplements the
act respecting executions by prescribing
method by which a Judgment creditor
satisfies his judgment. tRevtslon of laWs.)
No. g. Mr.. acknowledgements the
Borough of Stone Harbor, in the county
/ Of Cape May. (BOroughs and townships)
No. a. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
| appointment of recorder in townships.
and gives such officer lower to near cases
| involving violation Of the health laws,
enforced in such townships. (Boroughs
and townships.)
No. 60 Mr. Pierce C4ndeterminate
| franchise acti)-ProI ides that where con
sent Of any municipality is required TO
allow a public utility company to operate
| in said municipality, the consent of the
| Public Utility Commission IS required in
order to validate the same The same as
Senate bill No. 80, introduced ut the last
session, with changes. (Municipal corpor-
| ations)
No. 66, Mr. White-Exempts travelling
! statesmen from service on grand and petit
| iuries. (Judiciary.l
No. CT. Mr.. Coigate-Extends the juris-
| dicitIOn Of the civil Service Commission
so as to include officers and employees
of the Palisades lnter-St Park Com
mission. (Judiciary)
No. 6s, Mr.. Colgate-Appropriate 5000
to defray the cost Of printing and dis
tributinE 1000 copies of the proceedings
Of the New Jersey Conference of Chart
ties and Correction. (Appropriations.)
No. 60, Mr. Colgate-Prescribes u pen
atty for injury to, or destruction Of boats
or engines under the control of the Fish
md Game Commission. tRevision of
laws.)
No. 20, Mr. Read-Makes the comman-
der of the department of New Jersey of
the q. A. L. an eX-Olhcio officer of the
Home for Disabled Soldiers at Kearny,
H.. f3,r oil n31 "A
Marines at Naineland Committee on
military affairs.)
Nc Il, Mr. Read-Fixes the salaries of
surrogates and registers Of deeds as fol-
cws: In counties between 125O00 and
100000 population. $4,000; in counties be-
tween 100000 and 125,000 population, So.
800; in counties between $4,000 and 100,-
100. S4500 between 10000 and 65,000, So,
800: between % 900 and $4,000 81, 500; less
than 250O0. s. 600. (Revson of laws.)
No. 70, Mr.. Read-Amends the practise
act by providing that notices of trial shall
be filed with the clerk Of the Circuit
Court at least ten days before the term.
/ Makes it unnecessary to renotice a case
ut the succeeding term, (Judtciary)
No. 73, Mr.. Read-Amends the practise
act by authorizing the clerk to furnish
members of the bar with n list of the ac-
lions to be tried. Judiciary
No. H. Mr. Read-Amends the act con
corning fees and costs by giving to the
clerk additional fees for the entering OF
judgments and notices of trial. (Judiei-
10. 20. Mr. Read-Repeals sections :,
1863, 172. 1872. 233 243 and IA of the act
of 1903. regulating the practise Of courts
OF law. tJudiciary)
No. 40, Mr.. observation-disclosures the
appointment of Legislative adviser and
bill examiner by the attorney general at
A salary of 81 900. and defines the duties
Of said appointee. tJudiciary.)
No. Il, Mr.. Read-Proyides the state
librarian shall collect such Information
and material pertaining to current and
proposed legislation for the use OF the
members of the Legislature Approprlates
81 900 for this purpose, lJudteiaryJ
No. IS. Mr.. McGinnis-ProFides that
when any of the public holidays named
by State fall on Sunday, the day follow
ing shall be deemed public holiday
provided tpat checks. notes and bills Of
exchange payable on the said Monday
shall be due the next lay. Blanks and
No. -. Mr.. McGinDis Provides that
where any act concerning juries shall be
sustained by the Court 0t Errors and APP
peals the grand and petit jury then In
session are hereby declared to be duly
summoned for the next term of court
House Bills.
No III. Mr. Peacock-Provides that
hereafter in divorce cases a decree nisi
shall become absolute after the expiration
of three months. instead Of six months
as Mt present tJudiciaryl
No 112, Mr. kuhlke-Authorlzes the
Governor to appoint three persons TO be
known as "rhe State Board of CensorS
of Motion Picture Films terms, three
years; salary, 81, 800 per year. No theatre
or other house of public entertainment
shall exhibit or dis lay motion pictures
without being licensed by the board so
10 do. Fee, SO. All motion picture MINIS
must be examined by the board before
they shall be exhibited, and fee
.,f
be charged therefor excepting films
exceeding 900 lineal feet, when Zee
shall be 50. All films must likewise be
stamped by the board with its approval,
ing obtained license, or showing any
films without their being approved, shall
be fined, upon conviction, from SO TO
$500. or imprisoned from thirty Gays TO
one year. ti.ducation.)
No. 113, Mr. Smith-Authorizes Boards
of Chosen Freeholders to issue IA per
cent bonds to an amount not eXceedlhe
3 20ths Of l per cent. OF the rataDles OF
any county to erect and maintain hos
pitfalls for contagious diseases. tRevision
No ia Mr.. Muligan-Fixes salary of
constables and court attendants In nrst-
+ class counties at not less than Sl,21o per
year. (Judiciary9
No. rs. Mr.. Mulligan-Permits the re-
tirement on pension from public Office
position or employment, after twenty
wears BHTNlths u fIApANN ttS VI bhG f'esAhe
county or city, on one-halt the eompen-
sation pad to such official. Judiciary
No 1lB, Mr.. Mulligan-PrOyides that all
school teachers paid in whole or part with
state moneys shall be paid semi monthly
| (Education.l
| No. III, Mr.. Branegan-Amends the law
relating to settlement under the poor act
! so that one instead of five years continu-
| ously In any municipality, by a resident
! in the state continuously for u period OF
, five years, shall gave to such person q
| legal settlement in such municipality
| Towns and townships.)
1 No 11s, Mr. Branegan-Authorizes pre-
siding Judge of any court when any cierk
crier or sergeant arms shall attend
/ court after the usual hour OF adjourn
| ment. to allow extra compensation tC
/ such official (Judiciary)
No 119, Mr.. Branegan-Amends The
widows pension act so that same shall bl
! PAYABLE only in counties where widow
| ms n legal settlement. Ii widow does mo-
need support for all her children, judge
| may order same for certain of them, ant
/ any order may be modified In whole or Ii
part in order to protect the children
/ Public health.)
No. 100, MIR, Branegan-Amends the ae
/ relative to local firemens relief ussocla
tions so that expenses of local exemp
firemens associations delegates attendini
annual convention may be paid by Thu
No. 121, Mr. Nutting-Authorize
Boards Of Chosen Freeholders of two o.
more counties, at joint expense, to erect
rebuild and maintain bridges over stream
which shall be the dividing line between
Of bonds to pay for such bridges. tMu
nicipal cOrrorations.)
No. 122, Mr. Nutting- Provides that nj