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

No. $751; Mr. Carroll-Legalizes the sale
of Intoxicating liquors between | p. NJ,
and midnight on Sundays. (Judlclary.)
No. $50. Mr.. Carroll-Provides that no
public officer or employe elected or APP
pointed to office in any municipality shall
be interested directly or indirectly IN any
contract for work or materials or the
profits thereof. or services TO be fur
nished or performed for such municipal
ity: nor shall such officer or employees
accept or receive directly or indirectly
any free pass, free ticket OF Tree service
or any other service upon terms more
favorable than is granted TO the general
public. Judiciary
No. 6S3. Mr. Mulligan-Permlts citizens
of municipalities lying within the same
county to vote their approval or disap-
prevail of a federation of such munich
palities. municipal Corporations)
No. 6s4. Mr.. MIulligan (hy .requeesp-
by permission granted by the. secretary
of state, after filing petition giving notice.
etc, such petitioner having been duly
licensed, as now provided by law 10 sci.
and 10 p. m. to guests of such place who
have ordered meals. Judiciary j,
No. 6S5, Mr.. Rowe-A reintroductlon OF
Rowe February 8, 1914. Gudiciary)
No. $50, Mr.. Katesr-Amends the act
relative to advertising of sales by virtue
of judicial proceedings by requiring the
same to be published in two instead OF
one newspaper. Judiciary
No 6S7, MIR Kates-Provides that every
bureau consisting of a corporation, firm,
association, individual or aggregation of
individuals which fixes or makes rates
for fire insurance shall be under the
supervision of the commissioners of bank
ing and insurance and shall conform to
his ruling and regulation Blanks and
Insurance.
No $50, Mr.. Moore-Provides that the
publishing and advertising of ordinances
and other information of municipalities
may be printed in any newspaper having
a general circulation in the locality, pro
yided the newspaper Is printed and pub
lished In the county In which the munich
pality is located. (Judiciaryo
No. $50, Mr.. Moore-Provides for the
recording in the offices of the secretary Of
state of deeds and other instruments re-
lating to lands in this State, dates prior
to 1901. Judiciary
No. SOL, Mr.. Holcombe (by request
Amendatory, small Board of Chosen Free
holders act Counties of over 800 900 pop
ulation shall have nine members; counties
between 49,, 600 and 100000 seven MEM
bers; counties between $4,000 and 5000
five members. All other counties. three
members. Terms to be for three years.
No. 600, Mr.. Holcombe (by request) Re
peals the act of April q, 1909, relative
to the permanent Improvement of public
roads. (Agricuture.)
No. 693. Mr. Brackner--Provides as q
penalty for selling Intoxicating liquors
without license a fine equal to the
license fee required in such municipality
for granting a license. Judiciary
No. 694, Mr.. Agnew Cfor Mr.. Dobbins)-
Requires the clerk of every municipality
to file a list of all officers elected or APP
pointed in such municipality with the
county clerk. Judiciary
No. Cos, Mr.. Agnew dfor Mr.. Dobbins)-
Provides that any conveyance drawn and
executed in pencil shall not be recorded
in any county clerk or registers office
Judiciary
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Authorized municipalities governed by
commissioners, by ordinance, to estab-
lish and maintain a full paid or part
paid fire department. municipal Cor
porations)
No. 697-Adds the assistant secretary of
railroad. tRailroads and canals)
No. SOS, Mr.. Griffin, t. F: A,-Makes 1t
wise place upon the surface of any public
highway any oil or other liquid except
water, unless such liquid shall be COW
cred with sand or other road material.
No 500, Mr.. Godfrey-Changes the name
of Brigantine City to East Atlantic City,
Atlantic County. (Municipal Corpora
No. 700, Mr. Moore-Amends the act
relative to executions and supplementary
proceedings by providing that but one
execution against the wages etc, of
Judgment debter shall be satisfied at one
t1lnt. NJuulClhISsJ
No 701, Mr.. Burton--Provides that no
insurance company transacting business
in the State shall issue or advertise by
signed circular or otherwise, or appoint
any agent, except under the title of the
company as recorded with the commits
| sioner of banks and insurance. Blanks
and insurance.
No. 702 Mr. Burton-Provides a fine not
exceeding $50 for operating any auto
mobile or other motor vehicle within any
city or town with acteyline. electric or
other headlight unless the same is prop
erly shaded or hooded, SO that the rays
will not be more than five feet from the
ground. (Judiciary)
No 700, Mr.. Sheppard-Makes the open
season for deer from November to
November 10 each year, both dates IN
elusive. (Fish and Cameo
No 704 Mr.. Currans-Provides that the
service of all teachers, principals, super
vising principals, shall endure during good
behavior and efficiency, after the expira.
years of employment in any one school
district and unemployment for the fol-
lowing year. (Education)
No. 705, Mr.. Misunderstanding that q
member of the Board of Education shall
be a citizen and resident of the school
district for three years preceding his be
coming a member of such board, and
shall have completed the first eight years
known as the primary and grammar
grades, or have received an education
equivalent thereto. 01ducation)
No. 706 Mr.. Brannegan-Makes 1t mis-
demeanor for any county engineer of
any county not to devote all his time
to the duties of such Office: judiciary
No. 707 Mr. Brannegan-Provides that
one-fifth or less of the total amount APP
propriated in any year for the improve
ment of public roads shall be used IN pay
ment of one-half the costs of improv-
ing lateral roads to those which are i'm
proved; provided that the States share
of the cost of such improvement shall not
exceed $500 per mile QHlGhway0
No. 7GS, Mr.: BrannegansHIhepeals the I act
partment of Public Records and Archives.
No. 709.' Mr.. Griffin, T. f. A.-Authorizes
municipalities excepting counties TO grant
permission to any steam railroad. cor
poration or individual to construct and
operate switch connections across any
of its streets at grade or otherwise to
and from the line of any steam railroad
Municipal Corporations9 r,
No. 10, Mr.. Griffin. T. F. Amends
section z of the Walsh commission act,
ground for removal from office for. any
officer and employe, elected or appointed
under such act, to be interested in any
contract or job for work or material or
the profits thereof or services to be fur
nished or performed by the city or TO
accept any free service. Borough and
Borough Commssion)
No. III Mr. Griffin, 7. f. A.-Amends
the act relative to the paving, repaying,
etc, of streets and highways in first
class cities. (Municipal Corporations.)
No. 10, Mr.. Griffin. Il. f. A.-Glves fire
unfmpeded and unobstructed passage
through the streets of municipalities and
makes it a misdemeanor to obstruct them.
municipal Corporations)
No. 713 Mr.. Griffin, I. f. A.-Provides
that plea of nolle contendre shall not
be considered conviction so as to dis
qualify a person from voting. (Elec-
tions.)
No ia Mr.. Griffin, T. +. A-Makes it
unlawful for ANYONE enpnged in the bust