Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10

Regulates the occupation of barbering
and provides that the governor shall
appoint a board of examiners of three
persons to hold Office for three years
and shall receive u per diem of three
dollars, and three cents mileage wher
at work for the State, who shall ex.
anime and license all BARRIERS, etc. \ Pub
House No. 1903. by Mr.. scovill-Pro.
Yides that the State Board of Health
before proceeding TO force any munich
pality by legal proceedings to erect OF
construct sewage disposal plant
shall first furnish 10 such municipality
a comprehensive detailed plan or plans
showing satisfactory method for the
disposal of sewage In such municipal
ity And until such a plan Is submitted
and agreed upon, municipalities may
continue operating their present meth
DDS Of, sewage disposal tJudiciary)
House No 304. by Mr. Johnson-Bx-
tends the act of April 81, 1909, relative
10 the pay of patrolmen in all cities
other than first and second class, and in
towns and townships to villages and
buroughs. municipal corpora tions.)
House No. 305, by Mr., Griffin, T. r, A.
Amends the attachment act by pro-
Yidng that if Judgment shall be enter
ed In favor of the plaintiff and no audi
tor has been appointed, or if appointed
was discharged, the court may appoint
an auditor. (Judiciary.l
House No. 306, by Mr. sheppard
Amends the act of April p, 1911, by ex-
Gliding the taking of white perch with
other food fish with seines. tGame and
fish,
House No. S07, by Mr.. steyens-Amends
the act of validating, legalizing and
confirming bonds, contracts and other
obligations issued by boards of chosen
freeholders for the improvement of high
ways, etc. iJudiciary9
House No. sos, by Mr.. Stevens-Amends
the poor act by giving to the oyerseer
of the poor twenty five dolla@ instead
Of ten, for the burial of paupers. tMu-
nicipal eorporations.)
House No. 800, by Mr.. Steyens-Au,
thorizes cities of the fourth class Dor
dering on the Atlantic ocean TO assess
the sum of two mills or less on each
dollar of the assessed valuation of rata
bles for the purpose of publicly adver-
Using such cities as seaside resorts
Crowns and townships.)
House No. $40, By Mr.. Stevens--In-
creases the terms of collectors of taxes
in fourth class cities from one to three
years. Municipal corporations)
creases the terms of assessors In fourth
class cities from one to three years
tMunlcipal eorporationsl
House No. 312, by Mr.. Stevens-Makes
the open season of woodcock from No
yember 10 to December 10. Game and
fisb.D
House No. 813, by Mr.. Stevens Repeals
the act Of March %, 1913, protecting fur
bearing animals. (Game and fish,
House, No. 314, BY Mr.. Steyens-Pro-
vides that in the trial of all cases for the
violation of the fish and game act, where
the penalty exceeds $40, the defendant
shall have q right of trial by jury, either
at the first hearing or ON appeal tGnme
House No 315, by Mr.. KuhIke-Author-
ICES the board or body in charge of the
bubble streets and highways of any mu-
faIy rt,af
purposes, lands dedicated acquired, de-
voted or used Wholly or partially for
street railway purposes. Municipal cor
House No. 316 by Mr.. Kuhlke-Pro-
yides that all stenographers, department
clerks and telephone operators of the po-
lice department of any city shall be APP
pointed by the board or body having
charge of the police department therein
and shall be members of the police force
of such cities. Municipal corporations.
House No. 81, by Mr.. Gannon-Repeals
an act providing for the assessment and
1912. (FaXation)
House No. 31s, by Mr.. Gannon-Pro
| vides that IA fee of 81 per lot may bt
| charged for serving notice relative to the
| redeeming OF any lands sold for taxes
/ by any municipality (Jndieiaryl
! House No, $40, by Mr.. Dobbins-
| Amends the act relative to examining as
a witness by the adverse party any othe
1 party to the action after issue JOINED
and before trial judiciary
| House No, 320, by Mr.. Griffin, J. j.
| Provides that in townships having {
population of 1900 dnstead of 1000, Al
now, may appoint recorder for sucl
! township. Term, three years; salary
500 per year. Clowns and townshipsJ
House No. 321, by Mr.. Carroll-Make
1t a misdemeanor Tor any person or cor
! ~, any money or thing of value for elee
/ triclty which shall not have been actual,
used or consumed. tJudiciary.)
House No. ID, 10y Mr. Carroll-Pro
duly registered may, for the fee of 81
| transfer the old registrations to a new
automobile. upon surreDdering the oil
certificate. tMuuicipu corporations)
House, No 323, by MIR. Carroll--Pro
vides for the licensing by the commission
err Of banking and insurance of adjuster
Of fire losses; fee to be $25. Banks an
insurance,)
! from taxation all property used for rail
road and canal purposes, and also a
lie,s aud franchises, provided the taxa
ton Of the same is authorized by an
other law. (TaNation) ~
itouse No. "a, by Mr.. Peacock (by rt
quest) zProhlbits and makes 1t mis
ueheafur or carry any nag other ina
the national flag. State dag or the ia
Of friendly foreign nation, in any pa
rade. (Judiciary)
House No. 326, by MIR. Peacock-PrC
notes the public health by providing tht
, employees shall not be required to " or
, on sunday, excepting janitors, watchme
j | and those who set spOnges in bakeFie
L care for live animals and maintain fire
labor and industries.)
! House No, 80, by Mr. Peacock (by Il
: quest)--Regulates fees for the registr.
ton OF mortgages at 10 cents for IL
! | first 100 words or folio aud-lO cents p,
"A folio thereafter. tJudiciary.)
House No. 1923. by Mr.. kirkpatrick Ga
r request) Fixes fees for registration
l ..01o4 : eu.cles at 30 cents per hors
e over for automobiles of p -horsepow'
l or iessl weighing less than 1000 poundl
7 60 cents per horsepower of 22shorsepow
i ~ POI eeislhng rom 700 to 80
4 pounds; 40 cents per horsepower for tho
s from - to SO horsepower, Weighing 80
b pounds or lessY eighty cents per hors
: power for automobiles of from % to 3
horsepower and weighing over 80
: pounds; 81 per horsepower for those ov
I 81 horsepower Automobile eominerci
q trucks weighing over 1000 pounds sha
: pay $40 in addition to the regular +
above described. (Jndiciary.l
: House No 329, by Mr.. kirkpatrick q