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

(Roroughs and townshlps.)
Senate No. 100, by Mr.. Gaunt-Incor-
porates the Borough of Westyille, IN the
county Of Gloucester. (Boroughs and
t0wnships.)
Senate No. 131, by. Mr. wheaton-Vali-
dates, legalizes and confirms contracts
bonds and other obligations incurred by
boards of chosen freeholders under the
provisions of the road act of 1905 and
the, road improvement act of 1912. (Ju-
Senate No. 1872, by Mr.. Ramsay-Ap-
propriates S1s,50o to the New Jersey Ship
Canal Commission for the extension of
the Federal survey and the erection Of
monuments for the permanent location
thereof, on the route aud terminals OF
the ship canal. The sum of Sl4500 for
surveys, maps aud monuments covering
1000 acres of right of way acquired by
Office and clerical expenses, incurred since
May /, 1913; the sum of 81, 900 for pub
lieity and travelling expenses. tApproprfa-
Senate joint resolution No. 2, sby MI
Eamsay-Authortzes the appointment of
five persons to continue the work of the
New Jersey Ship Canal Commission, who
shall hold office for five years and per
form the duties set out In section Of
the resolution of 1911, which created the
original commission. The commissioners
shal serve. without compensation, but
shall be reimbursed for moneys expended
and are authorized to employ clerical as
sistanee. fAppropriations)
Senate No, iS3, by Mr.. Ramsay Qor
the presldent). Annexes to the Borough
Of Highlands part of the Township Of
Middletowni in the county of Monmouth.
lBoronghs and townships.}
House Session.
Rev. Francis A. Bartell. of Belieyille,
ofilciated as chaplain when the House
was called to order.
The following bills were favorably re-
ported House ISL 1G2. lG3, no - 275
House 3D. by Mr.. QuigleY, and House
257, by Mr.. Crosby were withdrawn
fprred to the judiciary committee. 1t
provides for a special committee of six
members of the House to Investigate and
report upon the effect. Of the new tariff
bill Oh New Jersey industries.
Adjourned until 1915 a. m. today.
House Bills introduced.
House No, 2Ss, by Mr.. Fishler-Pro-
hibits teaching of sex hygiene aud the
distribution OF books or pamphlets rela-
tive thereto in the public schools. tJu-
House No. $50, by Mr.. Mulligan-
Authorizes boards of freeholders In coun-
ties to appoint some suitable person
SUPERINTENDENT of soldiers burials, to
hold Office for Que year At salaIy of
$500 per year. Public healthy
House No. 300, by Mr. Branegan (for
the Observation-Disclosures towns and vii
lagos to construct storm sewers and
TO pay for the same. lJudieiary)
House No 201, by Mr.. Branegan-Pro-
yides that persons resident Of the State
for Ave Years continuously shall gain
legal settlement in any municipality in
which he or she shall have been a resi-
dent for one year continuously. Clowns
and toWnsnlps.)
House No 292, by Mr. Branegan-Pro-
vides that device shall be attached to
the front of every auto vehicle which
will hold seventy two Identification mark
ers or discs, on which sail be stamped
the registered number or letters Of such
automobile, and which device when strik
ing any object in front Of the farthest
projecting part OF said autOm bile and
across the entire width thereof shall
scatter these regulation discs along the
roadside. municipal eorporatiOns)
House No. 293 by Mr.. Branegan-Pro-
Yides that the governor with the ad
vice and consent of the Senate, shall ap-
| point successor to any member of the
| board of managers of the Home for Dis
| abled Soldiers who shall die. resign or be
removed from office for term of three
years. (SOldters i0me.)
| House No. 294, by MIR. Branegan-Ex-
/ empts automobiles aud motor vehicles,
/ duly registered in this State, from taxa
/ ton. municipal eorporations.)
! House No 30, by air. Smith-Proyides
4 that collection agencies, bureaus or per-
sons, partnerships, associations or cor
porations so engaged shall give a bond
| In the sum of $4,000 to be fled with the
lected would be turned over to the parties
for whom such collection was uame Ex-
empts attorneys at law, national banks,
| state banks and trust companies from the
/ provisions of the act (Judiciary.)
House No. 296, by Mr.A Smith-Author
| ICES boards of chosen freeholders to ac.
quire lands for and to erect and main
| tain additions to, or additional buildings
in connection with existing county peni
tentiaries jails and house of detention
to furnish the same and issue the bond,
to pay therefor. Municipal corpora
| tions)
House No. 297, by Mr. Rowe-Reneal
the section Of the marriage act which
provides that nothing in the marriage ac
shall render any common law or othe
marriage otherwise lawful invalid b.
reason Of the failure to take out Ii
cense, as herein provided. (Publf
House No. 29s, by Mr.. RoweAAmend
the county park act by giving the com
mission or board additional power, so
to regulate and limit the speed of motto
vehicles upon the parkways within sue
, park, with power to exclude motor We
hicles therefrom, likewise to exclud
heavy trucks, etc, and provides penal
ties which may be imposed for viola
ton OF such ordinances. tMuuicipal cor
House No. 300, by Mr.. Rowe-Amend
the act authorizing cities to borro'
, money by the Issuance of bonds by pre-
, viding that such bonds shall bear IL
\ LeFeSl at Iour instead OF I'VE per cent
and that the amount of bonds Issue
! shall not exceed 100000 (Municipi
corporations.g
House No 300, by Mr. Bloom-Amend
the act relative to the sale of spiritI
l GUS, malt and brewed liquors, by prC
+ vlding that new building erected sine
> July 4, 1906 or at any time hereafte
J within two hundred feet of the curt
r lage OF church edifce, schoolhouse {
: armory shall not be deemed 10 be
new place, If such new building
erected on a site which includes With
: its area She site of building more {
G less than two hundred feet from sue
(; church, schoolhouse or armery, wherei
a place licensed to sell such liquors ";
$ conducted prior to the erection of SUE
J new building, ana discontinued by re,
( son thereof. tPublic healthy
- House No. 3Ol, by Mr.. Blgom-D
: creases thes alaries Of clerks Of distri
courts in judicial dist riots where II
G population is between thirty and tlifrt.
{ five thousand. tJudiciarg.)
!. House No. 3O2. by Mr.. Bredenbek-