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

special officers, deputy sheriffs, etc.
Lost, A
House 2i6, Mr.. Braeken-Validated
Hudson county boulevard commits
sion. Lost, 10
House 215, Mr.. Mulligan-Provides
in curtailment of working force In
cities under civil service for discharge
of those last employed Lost, 81.
House 712 Mr.. Griftin-Makes mis-
demeanor to delay fire engines and
other vehicles. Vote, 9-6.
House 24S, Mr.. Rowe-Intended to
exempt Newark cathedral from taxa
ton during its erection, Vote, 5-S.
senate Night Session.
Reconvened $40 o'clock.
Bills Reported.
Senate 236 Cos committee substi-
tute), concurrent resolution Z.
House PHI, 5f3, $685. III, 594, 5SS, 800,
59S
Bills Passed.
Senate So, Mr.. Egan-Permits of
appointment of commission by Gov
ernor to construct bridges or tunnels
for contiguous counties.
Senate 1879, Mr.. Egan COMMITTEE
stitute)-Permts of use of money
for registration of motor vehicles
under act of 1906
House 22S, Mr.. Nutting-Repeals
act repeating act on public parks in
counties, approved March IL. 1912
House PAT, Mr.. Nutting-Repeals
act to establish parks in counties,
approved April 20, 1911
House 437, Mr.. Wheatley (amend-
ed)-Makes salary of third-elass city
mayor not more than $1,000
Senate 33S, MIR. Rathbun-Permits
,s,,Tr Of hra To
in Morris county.
House 500, Mr.. Smth-Permits bond
issue for county road construction.
House 240, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
docketing of city district court judg-
ments in Common Pleas Court.
House 179, Mr.. Dalrymple Com
pels construction of fences for pub
lie protection along raceways, etc.
House 1876, Mr.. Branegan-Provides
for beginning of work on public inn
provements of streets after filing of
petition.
House 34,-Mr Mulligan (amended)
Requires residence of year in State
of applicants for civil service eX-
aminations.
House BOG, Mr.. Sheppard-Prohibit-
ing taking of white perch in seines.
House POI, Mr. Branegan SENATE
committee bstitute)-Annexes parts
of Bridgewater township to Somer-
vile borough.
House 176, Mr.. Dalrymple-Provide
for observance of Monday when Co
lumbus Day falls on Sunday.
House 500, Mr.. Godfrey-Changes
name of city of Brigantine to East
Atlantic city.
House III, Mr.. Bredenbeck-P
mits referendum on pay of police
after action by city governing board.
House 612, Mr. Nutting-Permits of
taking of dispositions of persons who
do not answer subpoenas.
Bills on Second Reading.
Senate 296, concurrent resolution Z.
House 593, sos, 5SS, 594, Eli, 36S, 543.
BILLS Lost.
House "a, Mr., Pancoast (Senate
Committee ubstitute)-ProVided that
institution of an action eX-delict0
should operate as an assignment of
cause of action to PLAINTIFFS attorney,
as security for expenses incurred.
House IA, Mr.. Quinn-Anti-injunc
ton bill requiring notice to workers
to permit of their opposition to in
junction in labor differences.
House 2S9. Mr.. Mulligan-Author-
| ICES counties to appoint superinten-
dents of soldiers burial.
House 2SS. Mr.. Fishler-Prohibits
teaching of sex hygiene in schools.
House GA, Mr.. Foley-Authorizes
cities to appropriate life saving sta
| ton money by resolution
Bills Passed.
House 2O9. Mr.. Branegan-Permits
members of boards of health to act
as secretary OF the same,
| House 45i, Mr. j. j. Grifiin-The
| Elizabeth fire bond sale.
House ASP, Mr.. j. j. Grifiin-Com-
panion to House 451.
House $50, Mr.. j. j. Griffin-The
Elizabeth public works bill.
House 226 with Senate amendments)
Permits county prisoners to work
on county roads.
! House 105, Mr.. De Yoe--Regulates
the opening of roads by townships.
House 544, Mr.. De Yoe-Permits
boroughs to extend sewer system
House 36S, Mr., Branegan-A rail-
road pass bill
House 566, Mr.. Hughes-Makes fifty
hours a weeks work i'm factories.
Senate concurrent resolution No. 3,
| Mr.. ennessy-Proposed amendment
! to the constitution relating to amend
ments thereto.
Senate concurrent resolution No. .,
Mr.. Hennessy (the vote by which il
was defeated having been reconsid-
ered)--Amendment to the constitu-
| ton providing for the election of AS
semblymen by districts.
! House 341, Mr.. Carhart-A medical
bill came up for consideration. when