Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-20

Senate, $3.50 each six instead of five,
Sen pages, 600; assistant to clerk of
me HOUSE, SS10; 700 TWO assistant Journal
supervisors Of bills, House, 5000 each
eight, instead of four clerks to House
committees, $3.50 each; four stenograph-
ers, House, $500 each; fifteen file clerks,
House, $500 each. (Judiciary.)
House No. 60, Mr.. Bredenbak-Abol-
ishes boards of excise commissioners in
cities having population between fifty
and one hundred thousand population,
and transfers all the powers and duties
heretofore exercised and performed by
them to the Common Council or board
Of aldermen of such cities. (Revision
House No. 20, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the governor to appoint a commission of
five to secure plans and designs for a
memorial bridge to the memory of John
Woolman, connecting Burlington City,
N. j., and Bristol, Pa, and appropriates
$4,000 for such plans and designs. (Mu-
nicipal eorporations.)
House No. III, Mr.. Mulligan-Gives full
power to all villages, towns, townships,
boroughs, cities, to license buildings,
parks, enclosures, to use or to be used
for all theatrical, vaudeville attractions,
moving pictures, singing entertainments,
etc, also control over picnic, athletic,
training, football, baseball, fields and
parks and authorizes such municipality
any day of the week, excepting no ex-
hibition of any kind shall be permitted
before ! p m. s. Sundays. ttJudieiary2
HGIse No o, MT ssogeNaidates
sued by any borough to pay the costs,
| damages and expenses for additions and
| betterments of any city, water works,
water plant or water system thorough
House No. 70, Mr.. Stevens-Codif1ca-
ton of all the present election laws, con-
sisting Of 40 pages of printed matter,
with the following additions and changes;
| Provides for the election of United States
| senator's; personal registration in mu-
inequalities Of over 12,O00 population, In,
primaries at September primaries; for
| separate municipal elections, and that
they. shall take place third Tuesday in
April that no party designation shall be
| ties to indorse any person for office with
out regard to their political af1iliation;
makes a political party one which polls
more than 8 per cent. for member of as
sembly in the State; does away with
party conventions by parties having more
than and less than per cent. of the
the primary of the party with which they
intend to affiliate at the coming election;
includes all the provisions of the pres
emit Geran and corrupt practises acts.
House No. "a, Mr. wheatley-Amends
an act approved April IS, 1905, to regu
late the, public service of stations. (Agri-
House No. rs, Mr. Quigley-Provides
for a commission form Of government for
cities of the first class, and is the Senate
bill introduced by Senator Osborne, April
II, 1911, some omissions and additions
thereto. Municipal corporations.)
House No. 76, Mr.. Curran--Provides
for the retirement Of public school jani-
torial service of public schools under a
pension, and provides for IA fund for such
purpose and its administration. (Mu-
Hnuaa M II Mr. Rvrne-Ennhles first
class cities for the purpose OF building
| a new almshouse to issue bonds not ex-
ceedins 100000 to run not exceeding
cent. TO pay for such almhouse. (Mu-
nicipal corporations.)
House No. rs Mr. Byrne-Authorizes
\ bration of July Fourth, Washington's
Birthday, Decoration and Columbus days.
House No. 10, Mr.. Byrne-Taxes every
| female cat the sum of 81, to be paid by
| the person keeping or harboring such cat
| (Game and fish,
House No. so, Mr.. Richards-Provides
that recorders in cities of the fourth
| class having a population from $4,000 to
| 100000, may hear, try and dispose OF all
criminal cases in such city, when the ac-
cused consents thereto, excepting for of
| lenses that are not bailable, etc. IRE
ii House e. No No." 81, Mr.. Brackner-Provides
| that when writ of quo warranto has
i been nieQ IN the supreme Court iHQulIluB
| by what right or warrant any person
| holds or executes any office or franchise
| and Judgment has been or shall be rem
dered thereon against the person prose
cutting such writ any person claiming to
be interested in and affected by the JudS-
ment, either directly or indirectH may
cause the same to be reviewed upon ap.
peal, either with or without the leave OF
the attorney general, or the court, as. II
| such party were the relator in such IN
formation. municipal corporations.)
House No. So, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the Governor to appoint three persons,
each to hold Office for two years at a
salary of 81, 600 each, who shall constitute
the State Athletic Commission, and they
| may elect a secretary and the commits
| sion in its discretion issue, and at Its
| pleasure revoke, licenses to conduct, hold
\ or give boxing and sparring matches and
exhibitions to clubs, corporations or as
| sociations, under such regulations. as it
may prescribe. Municipal corporations.)
House No. So, Mr.. Moore-Abolishes
all poll taxes Ne TaS Nat oM2oore-autborizes
| the appointment in secondclass counties
| of court interpreter of the Hungarian
and Slayish languages. Salary not to ex-
House Use No. So, Mr.. Moore-Proyides
| that no fees for granting letters of ad-
ministration In estates where the amount
thereof does not exceed $50, shall be
House No. 49, Mr.. Moore-Permits the
use of armories Tor oranges. HORTICULTURAL
| societies, police and firemen, general So
cial centre work, educational and other
| like public or civic purposes. (Publ1c
grounds and buildingsD
House No. 81, Mr.. Kates--Amends the
| crimes act in reference to officers, dtrec-
| tors of banks, etc, asking for or demand
| ing money for any service rendered there
| in. SO that the attorney of solicitor or
| such institutions may charge fee for pro-
| fessional services, and that committees
| of such banks, etc, may likewise for their
expenses in examining and appraising
property offered as security. (Judici-
ary)
| insurance act of 1907 concerning the
valuation of life insurance policies made
| by the commissioner of banking and in
| surance. Blanks and insurance.)
| House No. so, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
| cities to provide by ordinance for the
sprinkling of streets, highways or public
places with water, oil or other liquids
real estate on such streets, avenues or
| public highways to the extent that the
| same may be specially benefited. (Mu-
| nicipal corporations)
| cities to regulate by ordinance the cree
ton of signs projecting beyond the build
| ing line of streets and highways. (Mu-
nicipal corporations)
act relative to legal holidays. providing
| that commercial paper, etc., falling due
ON Columbus Day, when the same shall
fall upon Sunday and Monday is cele-
| brated as such Columbus Day, shall be
on the day following, or Tuesday. Blanks
and insurance.)
House No. 81 Mr. Quinn--Authorize
| the Governor to appoint chief boiler in
| spector to inspect steam boilers and all
| ICES the chief to appoint and employ not
| exceeding six deputy inspectors, all of