Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-04-09

incorporation of the borough of Dun
ellen.
House 74S, Mr. ]. F. A. Griffith
That venerable old friend, the Wash
ington street, Jersey City, bridge bill,
was lost. 26 to II.
Recess until 2.39 p. m.
House Afternoon Session.
Mr.. Godfrey, arising to a question
of personal privilege read a lengthy
statement, criticiZing the action of
| the judiciary committee of the house
| in reporting the Morris Canal Aban-
donment bills adversely.
A motion, by Mr.. Leonard, was
adopted clearing the floor of all but
members. This order will be enforced
for the remainder of the session.
| Second reading: II. c. r. 12. House
| 294, c. S. II. 93, House 551, 70S, 522.
6l9, 551, S32, Senate S5, 54, S. C. r.
Z. Senate 272. 141, 143, 81, 1S9. S19, 1888,
306, 30S, 49, 291. 301, 262, 29S, 1913, 200,
80, 81, ITO, 300, 90, S23, 2O5, $50, 27s,
20, SO, 100, 1873, 233. 149.
Bills Passed.
! Senate 233, Mr.. Rathbun-The
Boonton water works bill.
Senate 29, Mr.. Edge-Compels rail-
roads to provide protection to the
public at every grade crossing.
Senate 329, Mr.. Hennessy-Amends
| the borough act
Senate ia, Mr.. Smalley-Amends
the forest fire law
House 61S with Senate amend
ments)-Amends the tax act.
House 437 with Senate amend
ments)-Fixes salary of mayors of
third-class cities at $500 a year.
| House 435, Mr.. Godfrey-Supple-
ment to the certiorari act.
House 752, Mr.. West-Amends the
collateral inheritance act.
House 428, Mr.. Embellishments
the conveyance act.
House 81, Mr.. Brackner (the vote
by which it was lost having been re-
considereD-Te Jersey quo warranto
bill.
House 7OS. Mr.. Sheppard-Amends
fish and game act
House 469. Mr.. Fisk-Amends act
regulating practice of nursing.
chancery act
House 149. MIR. Fisk-Enlarges
powers of State prison inspectors.
House 773-The incidental bill.
Bills Lost.
House 457, Mr.. Mulligan-Amendinl
the railroad tax act, was lost, IA t,
%.
Senate 247. Mr.. McGinnis-was re.
committed.
The governor sent in his veto o
House &c., which was laid over.
Recess until p. m.
House Evening Session.
Bills Passed.
House 331, Mr.. Pancoast--Amends
the chancery practise act.
House 597, Mr.. Bloom-Amends ths
juvenile court act.
House 592, Mr.. Quinn-Provides fol
codiflcation of the mechanics lier
law.
J Senate 222. Mr.. McGinnis-Amend
the Riparian Commission law.
House 290, Mr.. Beekman-Au
) thorizes towns to construct storm
sewers.
, House 74S, Mr.. T. A. f. Griffin
Regulates pay of excise inspectors.
Senate 113, Mr.. Read-The CamdeI
fire department bill.
, House 724, Mr.. Rowe-Ratifies tn
: Incorporation of the borough of Nortl
Plainfield.
| House 631, Mr.. Agnew--A referen
DUN small board of freeholders bill.
House 620. Mr.. Byrnes-Amends tn
parental school act.
House 606, Mr.. Foley-Regulate
filing of bonds by public officials.
House 70S, Mr. Branegan-- Repeal
the law creating a State department
of public records and archives.
The governor sent in his veto o
House 4S6, by Mr.. Brackner.
The governors veto of House 69S
sent in earlier, was recalled, he hav
ing discovered that an error ha
been made in Withdrawing his ap
proval because of a technical error.
Adjourned.
Governor Fielder tonight returne
House Bill No. 1856 to the Assembl
without approval