Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-01

shade trees and assess cost. Lost,
4-G
Senate 293, Mr.. Smalley--Required
Uniform accounting system for cities
and counties. Lost. 1913.
Senate Bio, Mr.. Ackley-Deflned
powers of police magistrates in sec
ond-class cities. Lost, LA.
Senate 316, Mr. Ackley-Permitted
governing board OF cities to provide
fine of $500 for ordinance violations
Senate 276, Mr.. Rathbun-Eestab-
lished bureau of labor in counties.
Lost, 11-6.
Bills ON Second Reading.
Senate 339, 312.
House 496, 232, 62t. 49, 2SS. 445,
51o. SOP, AZ, (514 amended.
Recess to 2:SO o'clock.
senate Afternoon Session.
Bills Passed.
Senate sol, Mr. McGinnis commit
tee bstitute)-Permits utility board
to require connection of two or more
telephone or telegraph lines for con-
vcyance of messages.
Senate $50, Mr.. White-Admits to
probate copy of will or proof from
foreign country.
Senate 176 Mr. Pierce blouse sub
stitute)-Places tax of x of ! per
cent. on bank stock, 1873
House 229, Mr. Uutting-AuthoriZe
bondS for parks not exceeding $685.
600 over amount now permitted by
law.
House 81, Mr.. Nutting-Permits
100000 bonds for parks in counties.
House 613, Mr.. Carroll (amended)
ng "
sold for taxes within ten days
House Con. Res. tO--Requests Jer-
sey representatives in Congress to
seek cooperation with New York
delegates to have government inves-
tignte problem of constructing "A
bridge across the Hudson river be-
tween New Jersey and eNw York at
rational expense.
House 1, Mr.. Branegan-Permits
appointment of women as police
(amended).
House 29S. Mr.. Branegan--Permits
governing to appoint members of
managing board of Home for Dis
abled Soldiers.
House 500, Mr.. Quinn-Requires
safeguards for persons employed in
compressed air compartments in tun-
ues, etc.
+
ty clerks to furnish sample ballots
and stamped envelopes for mailing
in special elections.
House 200, MIR. Rowe-Permits
cities to issue 100000 at instead of
per cent. interest.
House 37S, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
eleemosynary or charitable institu-
tons as those which receive aid, etc,
for care of children.
House 500, Mr.. Burton-Reduces
from $3.50 to 81 per week amount
the State is to pay for INDECENT in
sane persons
Executive Session.
Nominations were confirmed as fol-
lows, covering all appointments re-
ceived to date;
Tax Boards-Cape May, Michael FL.
kearns; MiddleseX, William ID. Voor-
hoes; Salem Clark Petit; Sussex, b.
Frank Ounce; Mercer, Edward b..
Morris; Morris, Edward A. Quayle.
Civil Service Commission-Georg
II Burke. Paterson.
Elizabeth District Court Judge
Abe j. David.
Railway Reformatory Board-F'ranlt
M. Stillman.
Bills Reported.
Senate / Q76 House substituted.
House 472, 269. 537. $50, 22S, 247, 500
| (603 amendeO, ASS, 51S, 2S6.
Second Reading.
Senate G79 House substitute).
House $50, 269, 537, Az 22S, 247, 500
| (603 amended), ASS, 513, 2S6.
Debate on Bills.
Mr.. Matthias claimed that his bill ia
reduce from $4,000 to $500 the salary
of Ocean county prosecutor was in
the interest of economy and not di-
reeted at the Democratic prosecutor
Slocum opposed the bill. Lost-Vote,
rs.
Rathbun took the floor against
House bill 10, Mr.. Quinn. to require
special officers to be residents of the
State three years. He maintained II
would neeessitate the calling out OF
the militia in time of strikes. Lost
Vote, "A.
Mr. Hennessy asserted that the
newspaper opposed the Bracken bill
to validate the Hudson county boule-
ward commission. Egan defended the
bill, which was lost, 10.
Bills Defeated.
Senate 179, Mr.. Matthias COMMITTEE
ubstitute)-Reduced from $4,000 to
81, 500 salary of prosecutor of Ocean
county. Lost-Vote, rs.
House Is, Mr. Quinn-Required resi-
dence in State for thSss years OF