Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-25

/ entitled to receive ten cents per touC
for the testimony taken. Judiciary
House No. ASS. Mr.. Godfrey-A sup
plement to certiorari act. revision OF
| 1908 provides that all writs of eertior-
ari after being served within five
days, with the proper official, shall be
sufficient to send the same to a re-
viewing court, provided that the bill
shall not operate to prevent either
party from taking additional proofs
| in the matter, and provided further
that hits act shall not apply to dis
trict courts. Judiciary
House No. 1876, Mr.. Brackner-Pro-
vides that whenever any petition for
the Improvement of streets, shall have
been filed by the property owners
along the line of such proposed i'm
proyement, with any municipal board,
| in accordance with the provisions of
any statute of the State authorizing
such improvements, the board may go
ahead with the work even though
some petition may have been filed for
the work and afterward withdrawn.
| Municipal Corporations.)
House No. 437, Mr.. Wheatley-
Makes the salary of the mayor in
third -class cities of the State, not to
be over $1,000 per annum. tMunici-
pal Corporations)
House No. 43S, Mr.. Stevens-An
amendment to the election law of
| 1898. Provides that the secretary of
state shall between the first and fiji
teenth of August in each year certify
to the clerk of each municipality the
number of justices of tn epeace whose
terms expire. (Electiom)
House No. 439 Mr.. Stevens-An
amendment to the election law of
1898. Amends section by providing
that political party within the mean
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| ty which at the election of the MEM
bers of general assembly next pre-
ceding the holding of any primary
election, held pursuant to this act,
hold for members of the general as
sembly at least five per cent. of the
total vote cast in the State, etc, are
made or delegates are chosen the
word convention" shall be q conven-
ton of delegates or nominating body
of a political party. (1lections.)
House No. 440. Mr.. Stevens-An
amendment to xhe election law of
1898, and provides that members of
any political party may indorse as
candidates for office any qualified
citizens, member of their own politi-
cal party. CElections.)
House No. AL, Mr.. Stevens-An
amendment to the election law of
19S. Amends section 80, and provides
IDdI IN all lAi9t Viz
second registry day may be held on
the fourth Tuesday of September, and
they shall sit from until 8 in the
evening. (Electons)
House No. 442, Mr.. Stevens-Amends
the election law, revision 1908, and
amends section 3S by changing from
two to five per cent. of the total vote
cast in the State for making petit
ton for the nomination of any per-
fIn a n lEtlARfinr1 !
House No. 443, Mr.. Stsvens-An
amendment to election law, revision
of 1913, by amending section by cut
ting out the words, for the term OF
one year." and insert therein until
the second Tuesday after the first
Monday in November, following; and
the commissioner thereafter appoint
ed shall hold office from and lnciud-
ing the second Wednesday following
the Tuesday after the first Monday
in November in each year, to and in
GLIDING the second Tuesday after the
first Monday in November of the fol-
lowing year Judiciary.
House No. 444, Mr.. Hammond
Makes an appropriation for Emma
stiles Stetser of fifty dollars per
month TO be paid by the treasurer
upon the warrant of the comptroller.
Mrs. Stetser's husband was Killed at
the State prison while In the per
Torrance OF his duty. (Federal rela-
tions).
House No. 445, Mr.. Crosby-A sup
plement to the police pensioning act.
Provides that the fee for all dog IL
censes may be paid into the pension
fund. Municipal corporations).
House No. AS, Mr.. crosby-An
amendment to the motor vehicle law.
Provides that whenever an applicant
for registration shall make two year
" applications, for a license TO run
a car. provided he owns the same,
the third year and years thereafter.
he shall only be charged one-haf of
the registration fee. Judiciary.
House No. 447, Mr.. F'isk-A supple
rnent to the election law, revision of
1898. Provides that hereafter when
any special election is had. that a
copy of the full text of the matter
must be mailed to each resident IN
the municipality. (Elections).
House No. 44s, Mr.. Fisk-An amend
ment to the election law. Revision of
1898. Amends section 50 by inserting
"or such day as may hereafter be
fixed by law for the holding of spe-
cial election" Also provides for the
holding Of special elections" (Elec-
tions).
ment to the act providing for the can
collation. of record mortgages, by
order of the circuit judge OF law
Judge, and provides that when apph-
cation is made to the court that the
holder of a mortgage, which has been
held for two years and the owner
has absented' himself and cannot be
found, that the judge may make such
disposition of the matter as may seem
belt for all parties interested. CJu-
diciary).
Provides that inspectors of public
works or improvements ordered done
nv governing bodies in said cities
shall be appointed by the governing
body thereof in the same manner in
which other subordinate officers are
or NAV be appointed in such cities,
and their terms of office shall cease
upon the completion of such pubic
work to inspect; such governing body
shall likewise fix the compensation
to be paid such inspectors and shall
for cause at any time remove them
from office Municipal corporations.)
House No. 451, Mr.. Griffin, ]. j.
Authorizes governing bodies of cities
to purchase steam fire engines, auto
fire engines, fire apparatus and appli-
ances of any kind and automobiles,
and repair the same when needed for
| the fire department thereof; provided
| SOS, 900 is the limit of expenditures
| therefor in any one years. Municipal
corporations)
! House No. 452, Mr.. Griffin, J. j.
| Authorizes the body having charge
of the fire department in any city to
sell fire engine houses and the sites
| thereof, and acquire lands, erect and
equip buildings thereon for the use of
! the fire department and issue bonds to
pay for the same. Municipal cor
porations.)
| House No 553, Mr. Nutting,-Makes
| Ia ...aIn ..rfn,l for any rhnsinarn q fnln-