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clerk sixty-four years, after serving
thirty five years. Vote, liza.
House 2S6, Mr.. McDermott-Provid-
ed for retirement on half pay OF
teacher, principal or superintendent
of school seventy years old, after
teaching thirty-five years--1-12.
House 1923, Mr.. Carroll-Provided
bond and fee of s25 for insurance ad-
justers-1-15.
House SOB, Mr.. Fisk (amended)-
Placed health officers under tenure
of office-2-S.
House $40, Mr.. Kuhlke-Gave juve-
nile courts criminal jurisdiction, ex-
cepting homicide, as court of general
and special quarter 'sessions-5-s.
House 217. Mr.. Randall-Raised
| from So, 500 to $4,000 salary of Passaic
assistant prosecutor. Vote, 4-10.
Recess until p. m.
| Reconvened S:12 o'clock.
Veto Sustained.
On Senate III, by vote of 1-15.
| Bills Reported.
| Senate Joint resolution 4, 299.
House Q49 committee substitute),
| 300. 334. Joint resolution 2, 642 (32
adversely, 14S.
second Reading.
Senate 299, joint resolution 1, i4s.
House Q49 committee substitute),
642, Joint resolution 2, 234, 3Os.
Bills Passed.
House 712, Mr.. Griff1n-Gives fire
engines right of way over streets.
House 296, Mr.. Smith-Authorizes
bonds for workhouse additions.
House 29S, Mr.. Rowe-Permits re-
striction on kinds of vehicles using
park roads.
House 265. Mr.. Moore-Allows Tren-
ton to buy sewage disposal land.
House 113, Mr. Smith-Permits
bonds for hospitals for contagious
diseases.
House 1873, Mr.. Byrne-Removes re-
ouirement for fire-proof room for
play" moving-picture machines In
schools.
House 266, Mr.. Moore (amended)-
Permits Trenton to erect almshouse
outside of the city.
House 727, Mr.. Kirkpatrick-Con-
firms sales Of land by religious asso-
Citations.
House 225, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Trenton to build municipal slaugh-
ter house.
House 6O1 (amended), Mr.. Fisk
Permits commission government can
didates to place policy in six words
on ballot.
House SIT, Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING
Civil Service Commission to suggest
salary standard in classified posi-
tions. VI.
Elizabeth to buy auto fire engines:
House 452, ]. J. Griffin-Permits
Elizabeth to sell old fire engines.
House 5S4, Mr.. Burton--Permits
New Brunswick to purchase water
supply.
House 499, Mr.. Randall-Admits to
soldiers home, veterans who served
in Cuba. the Boxer insurrection, etc.
House Concurrent Resolution IL,
Mr. Rowe-Amends constitution to
permit municipalities to erect houses
on land abutting parks. d
House 81, Mr.. Rowe-Permits in
CORPORATION of Ruthenian Catholic
church.
House 572 COMMITTEE substitute).
Mr.. Winans-Authorizes property as
sessment on shore front improve
ments. ono
House 146-Appropriates $4,000 for
prison farm buildings.
House $50, Mr.. Scovel-Requires
petition for street improvements.
House 295, Mr.. Smith-Reauires
collection agencies TO file bonds.
House 1868, Mr.. Branegan Commit
fee substitute, amended)-haliroad
pass bill, for State officials.
House 227, Mr.. Dobbins COMMITTEE
nbstitute)-Rahway charter bills.
House 81, Mr.. Moore-Authorizes
Hunga rian and Slavish interpreter In
second class counties, salary not to
exceed 5000.
House 221, Mr. Moore-Designed TO
prevent swearing off of taxes by hav-
ing assessment on tangible property
regardless of debt on it.
Senate Joint Resolution 4, Mr.. Egan
Asks Congress to approve Hamill
bill for pensioning of aged postoffice
employees.
House 54S, Mr.. De Yoe-Five years
closed season on pheasants.
House "a, Mr.. Pancoast committee
Observation-Disclosures institution OF ac-
ton ex delicto valid assignment as
security for attorney.
statute Printing Resolution.
Senator Hutchinson again intro
duced his resolution calling upon the
secretary of State to report how many
laws have been received by him and
the dates. The resolution was unani-
mously adopted and is designed to
find out why the printer in charge of
the statutes has not had them issued.
He asserted that the delay In past
years has been q scandal. Senator
McGinnis supported this resolution.
Bills Lost.
House Ala, Mr.. Rowe-Permitted
boroughs to appoint as many police
men as necessary, 3-11.
House rs, Mr.. Curran-Permitted
school janitors' pension fund.
Bill Out of Committee.
Governor reported instrumental in
getting out of committee House 14S,
repeating parole act of April IA, 1913.
IT was in committee of Senator
| Wheaton. who was interested in it.
Adjourned until II a. m. today.
House Morning Session.
Bills Passed.
The House yesterday morning
passed:
House SAG, Mr. Brackner-Regulates
the business of private detectives and
detective agencies.
Senate 337, Mr.. McGinnis-Reor-
ganizes the management of the State
Home for Girls.
Senate 119, Mr.. Egan--Amends the
teachers retirement bill.
Senate 1876, MIR. Smalley-Regulates
admission to the State village for
| epileptics.
Senate POI, Mr. Smalley-Companion
! bill to Senate 1914.
House 534, Mr.. Randall-An auto
mobile lien law.
House 421, Mr.. Winans-Regulates
the planting of oysters in Shark
| river.
House 774, Mr.. T. f. A. Griffin
Authorizes street railway companies
to reorganze under the general laws
Senate 213, Mr.. Smalley-Permits
autopsy on body of inmates of State
village for epileptics.