Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-26
MANY BILLS ARE INTRODUCED
IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE

bills in addition to a concurrent reso-
intion were introduced in the House
Yesterday:
No. 40, Mr.. Dobbins-A supplement to
the divorce act. Repealed section 20 of
the act referring to divorce and decree
annuhty of marriage and for alimony
and maintenance of children. Judiciary
NO; All, Mr.. Dobblns-An amendment
10 the District Court act, division 1888
anu amends section by providing for
t me salaries of judges In cities having
1so,WV Inhabitants at an annual salary
Of $1,000; In cities between 10000 and 125,-
wv, an annual salary of $500; in cities
between 25.OOO and 10000, the salary shall
oe $50; and III cities between 10000
and zo,VO0, the salary shall be 5000. In
cities between 1900 and 10000 the sal
airy Is $500 Changes are also made In
me IN salary Of the clerk. 10 cities having
and l25.0OO, salary 1880; cities between
O,oVO and 10000, salary 81 ESQ; In cities
between 1900 and 10000, salary $3.50 Ju-
No. Az, Mr.. Dobbins-An act to pro-
vide for. compiled statute all over the
state. Authorizes the publishers to COM
pile the laws of 1911, is12. 1913 and 1914.
PROVIDES for 500 copies to be purchased
by the State. (Revision of Law)
NO. qfS, MIR. Dobbns-A supplement to
the conveyance act of the revision. And
provides that all Acknowledgements, deeds.
etc, when a certificate Is attached shall
pc taken as genuine as though they were
taken within the State. Judiciary
No. a.. Mr.. Wheatley-A supplement to
Sne railroad law provision of 1903. Pro-
yides for the railroad company to main
tam hagmsn at all grade crossings in
the State. tRailroads aud Csnals.)
No. 49, Mr. Wheatley-A supplement
to the crime law, revision 1898, and makes
i unlawful for any person to administer
drugs to persons without first making
= known to them the makers of the same.
No. 47s. Mr.. Griffin. t. r.. A.-Amends
the collection of taxes law of April 8.
1903 amending section II, by assessing
the property as being conducted In a
place OF business for the storage of goods
chattel. These goods shall be assessed
In the same manner as If the same were
In the possession and control of the prop
erty. (Taxation)
No. AT Mr.. Kirkpatrick-An amend
ment to the act regulating the in cor
poration of an Insurance company and
amends section 76 by providing that no
company shall reinsure in any other
company or risk or under any one policy,
sum exceeding the aggregate twice the
amount of the liability which, 1t retains
at It's own hazard on such risk or under
such policy. municipal corporations)
, No, 49, Mr.. Kirkpatrick-An amend
ment to the railroad law approved April
II, 1903. By amending paragraph L. by
which shall NOT less than $4,000 per
mile. Also takes out mot to exceed
In the whole it's paid up capital stock"
The amendment is intended for the filing
tMunicipal Comparatively
No. 47e, Mr.. J0hnson-An amendment
70 the act regulating the practise of
architecture. And amends section 4. by
taking out the words secretary, who
shall also be- and the words 1.-The secre-
tary and treasurer" And amends the bill
by giving he commission the right to
appoint secretary who shall become
operative under the civil service.
No. $50. Mr.. Peacock-An amendment
90 the. terms of Offices In all cities,
nfn mt pfsNfF trncI frfh fr.A CT
class, also excerpts the Office OF sheriff
and coroner In first class counties, and
provides that all these Offices shall begin
on the first day of January. Judiciary
No. 4S1, Mr.. Peacock-A supplement to
the coroner's inquest, approved March Z,
1876, and makes his term of Office COM
No. 4S2, Mr.. Peacock-A supplement to
the sheriffs act. approved March 49, 1876,
and makes his term of office commence on
No. 4ss, Mr.. Kates&Validates sales of
lands made under a decree and confirms
by the court in the State. 1t provides In
proceedings at law and has not been
discovered until some time after the sale
had been made. (Judiciary.)
shape and design to be used solely for
antiseptic tablets containing poison, espe-
cially mercuric chloride, and regulate the
traffic. (Municipal Comparatively
No. 4S5, MIR. Scovel--A supplement to
the osteopathy law, and provides for any
person who has practised osteopathy In
this state or any other State in the United
/. States for at least ten years prior to the
date of this act that he shall be entitled
to be licensed to practise the same with
No. 4s6, Mr.. Hughes (by request)-Pro-
Fides for the creation of commission to
investigate upon and report upon the con-
Gition of the practise of humane and ami
NAL experimentation. Gives the Gov
ernor the power to appoint 1--WE members,
two of whom must be physicians and
. vt..sn CT hSa hnrc nfG
organization for the prevention OF cruelty,
and the other practising lawyer. Pub
lie Health.l
No. 4S7, Mr. Barsdale-An act to enable
cities of the second class to create the
Office and fix the term of comptroller, and
TO prescribe his duties. The amendment
sRe aet of f @ar the 81 fsi
N No o. 4 ass, Mr. Barber (by request)-A
supplement to the Passaic Valley Sewer
age Commission act, and makes 1t pos
sible to include the municipalities adjOin-
ing Paterson on the north, known as the
Roro1gs Of Of H pTedpect ancpn cor
No. 4S9. Mr.. Hammond--An act author
izing cities to acquire land for public use
by condemnation. Municipal Corpora
No 400, MIR. Crisp-A supplement to the
act for the assessment and collection OF
taxes. And amends section Of the act
by changing paragraph by striking out
Hofficers and franchises, and ALL and In
sorting provided, however, that this
shall not be construed to exempt from m
taxation the franchise sra or trnnchises OIL
No 491, Mr.. Crisp-Provides for the
compelling of corporations operating
street railways to pave and repave the
streets over which they run between the
track of the railroad or railways for the
space of eighteen inches on both sides,
Municipal Corporations.)
No. 492, Mr.. Branegan-Amends the COL
luteral inheritance tax by exempting
property passing to churches, hospitals
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