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to compel the installation of protec-

to compel the installation of protec-
tive machinery.
297. McGinnis-Amends railroad act
of 1908 by making railroad company,
In c~oIdemning property, subject to the
state board of utilities commission.
300. McGinnis-Makes publication of
notice of hearing on removal of grade
crossing without individual letters
sufficient excepting where .municipali-
ties or railroads are concerned.
301. Observation-Disclosures board of
public utility commissioners to require
the connection Of continuous lines of
telephone and telegraph companies.
"a. notwithstanding of appoint
ment of special motor vehicle inspec-
tors throughout the state without
compensation.
331 White-Provides for the ap
pointment of a shade tree commission
of three freeholders, to serve without
compensation.
Fighting Forest Fires.
la. Smalley-Requires claims for
fighting forest fires to be made to the
forestry commission within ninety
days.
116. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contain
ers for fruits and vegetables to have
capacity legibly marked ON outside of
containers. Under this statute manu-
facturers of baskets must mark the
capacity of them before they leave the
factory.
1863. Edge-Places under the control
of the state harbor commission the
work formerly carried OF by the New
Jersey ship canal commission. which
has been legislated out of office.
1877. Egan-Makes officers and agents
of any corporation disorderly persons
who violate the provisions of the child
labor law. Places where children are
habitually employed in violation of
the terms of the act are to be CLASH
fed as disorderly places. Children an
der sixteen years of age must have
schooling certificates before being en-
ployed in such shops.
100. Egan-Makes it unlawful to en-
ploy any child under sixteen a Of
age more than eight hours in any day
or more than ~forty-eight hours in n
week. Children under sixteen are not
to be kept at employment Sundays.
Joint Resolution 3. CoIgate-Appro-
PIRATES 5000 for the printing and dis
tributing of 1000 copies of the pro-
ceedings of the New Jersey conference
of charities and correction.
Joint Resolution Z. Egan-Authorizes
the appointment Of a commission to
report on the necessity or ACCESSIBILITY
of establishing a state industrial well
fare commission.
157. Munson-Provides that $14,-
5000 included in the annual appropri-
alton bill of 1913 be paid into the resi-
dent license fund of the fish and game
commission. to take the place of funds
expended on the fish hatchery at Hack
ettstown.
1S1. Mathis-Incorporates the Dor
ough of Toms River in Ocean county.
10. notwithstanding :.ct for the
assessment and collection of corpora
ton taxes by directing that the proc
lamation of the governor FORGETTING the
charters of delinquent corporations be
filed with the secretary of state.
149. Hennessy-Provides that in coun-
ties between 135, 900 and 100000 popu-
lation boards of freeholders shall con-
sist of seven members, to be elected at
the annual election for members of the
general assembly. The freeholders are
to hold Office three years at a salary of
s. 1900.
473. Dobbins-Provides that acknowl-
edgments, deeds, etc., when accompa-
MED by proper certificates shall be
taken as genuine, as If drawn within
the state.
$50. Stevens-Authorizes improving
roads in fourth class cities and pro-
vides for assessment benefits and is
suing of improvement certificates.
$50. Quinn-Provides that riparian
grants to cities shall be for public pur-
poses only. -
229. Observation-Disclosures counties to
issue bonds for $550,O00 to establish
public parks.
Federal Reserve Banks.
AZ. Observation-Disclosures trust COM
panies and state banks to become
members Of the Federal Reserve bank.
434. Godfrey-Permits of employ
ment of stenographers in all courts
without such official now, the expense
to be borne by the person desiring the
record.
29S. Rowe Permits Of exclusion
from county parks Of heavy trucks,
ETC., and provides for the regulation of
speed of different vehicles.
IL. Quinn Requires safety appli-
ances to be provided In shops to pre-
vent lead poison and other occupation
al diseases.
"a. Observation-Disclosures the appoint
ment in second class counties of a
court interpreter of the Hungarian and
Slavish languages.
146. F~isk-Permits Of the expendi-
lure of $4,000 for the erection of a
fence and other improvements at the