Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-03

House No. 203, Mr. Holcombe-Fixes
the open season for suckers in the waters
of this state above Trenton Falls from
January l to March 10. tFish and camel
House No 2O4, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| that no license to hunt with firearms
| shall be Issued to any person under SIX
teen years of age. (Fish and game.)
House No. POS, Mr.. Curran-Regulates
the pay or salary of officers and en-
ployees of fully paid and partly paid fire
| departments in towns. Clowns and town
House No. 2O6 Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the governor to make temporary appoint
| ments of United States senators when
| vacancies occur otherwise than by the
appointees shall serve until a special OF
| general election shall have been held to
| an such vacancies. (Judiciary.)
House No. 207, Mr.. Branegan flor the
Bridgewater Township to the Borough OF
Somerville, Somerset county. (Boroughs
| and borough commissioner
/ House No. POS, Mr.. Branegan-Amends
| the act concerning firemen'S relief assoei-
ations so that the volunteer or part volun-
| teer and part paid fire departments may
unite, etc. Judiciary
House, No. 200, Mr.. Branegan-Makes
| any member of a board of aldermen or
other municipal board or body ineligible
for election or appointment to any office
| that is now or hereafter required to be
| allied by any such municipal board, pro-
bers Of local boards Of health. (Munici-
| pal corporations)
House No. 30 Mr.. Byrne-Authorizes
cities of the first-class to issue temporary
| loan bonds or certificates to provide
moneys for improvement of highways In
cities (Muncipal corporations.)
House No. 211, Mr.. Byrne (by request)
Amends the fish and game act relative
to the catching Of cells, catfish and carp.
House No. 2i2, Mr.. Byrne (by request)
Amends the act relative to licensing
moving picture machines by providing
that It shall not apply to those using only
plosiye films. Municipal corporations)
House No. 213, Mr.. Mulligan-Amends
the Civil Service Commission act by ex-
tending classified service TO all counues
in the Stare. lJudiciary) go.
House No. 214, Mr.. Mulligan-Provides
that the custodian of school moneys may
designate some officer or clerk to sign
checks in payment Of teachers salaries
when such custodian is absent. (Educa-
House No. 215, Mr.. Mulligan-Provides
that when it is necessary to discharge any
officials or employees of the State or any
municipality who has been selected under
the Civil Service Commission, the most
recent appointees shall be so selected.
House No. '216 Mr.. Hunter-Provides
that in cities having population of 49,
sci snail be used solely for the In
structions OF females, the other for the
instruction of males (Education.l
House No. 217, Mr.. Randall-F1xes sal
airy of assistant prosecutor in Passaic
county at $1,000 annually, and authorizes
him to attend the sessions of the grand
jury and to perform any duty that the
prosecutor can perform: SJuolciarx;l
the display of moving pictures that have
been passed and approved by the State
BOARD of Censors of Moving Pictures on
Sunday in any church,, theatre, show
for such display. public health.)
House No. 219, Mr.. Quigley-Authorizes
the board of tax commissioners in first.
class cities to spR0n IN e,er bv a Inc
finance board of such city. municipal
corporations.)
House No. 22o, Mr. Long-Amends the
borough revision act by authorizing the
passing Of ordinances regulating the dis
charge OF guns, cannons. pistols, hre-
arms and all other missile projecting de-
vices or contrivances. (Boroughs and
borough commissioner
House No. 221, Mr.. Hammond-Pro-
vides that no deduction for debt shall
hereafter be allowed from the assessed
value of personal property. (Taxation.)
House No. 222, Mr. Hammond-Res-
ulates, requires and defines certain gen
eral specifications for the use and con-
Grating therein moving picture machines;
providing for the supervision and inspec-
ton of the same, by the building depart
ment of the various municipalities. (Ju-
diciary)
House No. 223, Mr.. acknowledged
an act defining the rights of railroad
corporations and highways approved
March IA, 1879. Municipal corporationsJ
House No. 224, Mr. Hammond-Au-
thorizes governing bodies of cities to reg
ulate by ordinance the size. height, loca..
ton, position, material and manner OF
erection of all fences. billboards.. signs
and advertisements, and provides Tor the
licensing thereof. Municipal corpora
House No. 225, Mr.. Hammond--Au-
thorizes cities to acquire lands by pur-
chase or condemnation, and erect pubic
slaughter house thereon, and provide for
their care, maintenance and use, and
methods and means for paying for the
same by the issue Of bonds. (Munici-
pal corporations.)
House No. 22e, Mr.. Nutting-Provides
tiary may be required to perform work
and labor on public roads and highways
and upon the grounds OF any county
institution, and to pay to the warden or
such institution fifty cents per, day for
the labor SO performed, which money
shall be used to support any persons
dependent upon sair prisoner. (High-
House No. 227, Mr., Nutting-Proyides
e Of any ns School, d op taxing district shall
be taxed by the taxing district within
which said lands are situated, at their
true value. (Taxation.)
House No. 22Y, Mr.. Nutting-Repeals
an act repeating an act relating to pub
lie parks IN counties approved March
IL, 1912. municipal corporations
House No. 229, Mr.. Nutting-Author-
lies counties to issue additional bonds
- l4w.a- d.. AkA oFfd n 70
over the amount now authorized by law
to establish public parks. municipal
corporations.)
House No. 23O, Mr.. Richards--Amends
by providing that the insurer shall di-
vide such risks into classes of the same
general hazard and shall fix a rate to
be charged for the insurance of risks
in such classes, and the rate so fixed
shall be filed with the commissioner of
banking and insurance by the insurer,
and any change in such rates shall be
filed within five days after the making
of such change. Banks and insurance. J
House No. 231, Mr.. Eaton-Authorizes
boards of assessments and revision of
taxes In cities, with the consent of the
finance committee Of common council, or
other board of finance, to appoint such
clerks or assistants as are necessary, and
abolishes the office of assistant deputy
or ward assessor. (Taxation.)
House No. 232, Mr. Dobbins-Amends
the act of March 80, 1911, providing for
the pensioning Of police officers and po-
lieemen. JUDICIARY -
Abolishes the necessity of seal to any
instrument executed in writing. (Ju-
diciary0
House No. 234, Mr.. T. f. A. Griffin
Provides that an attorney shall have
lien upon causes OF action, verdicts, re-
ports, decisions, DEGREES, awards, judg-
ments and final orders for his compensa-
ton. Judiciary
House No. 1885, Mr.. Godfrey-Make;
1t unlawful for any member of any legis-
lative body in this State to attend any
caucus Of the members of any political
party to which such member belongs. OF
to attend any meeting to which less than