Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-18
NEWARK EVENING STAR: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY IS. 1914

the act Of April Is. 1903. providing for
the care. instruction and custody of
INDECENT, sfeeble-minded men. (Ju-
diciary.)
No. 1913, by Mr. Smalley-Permits
tho graduate nurses of any #institu-
ton, authorized to maintain an hos
pitsl Herewith, to apply to the State
Board of Examiners Of Nurses for
registration as a resident nurse and
to receive such certificate without ex-
animation upon exhibiting such certi-
ficate of examination and payment of
a license fee. as provided by law.
public Healthy
No 1919, by Mr.. Smalley-Excludes
insane and idiotie persons from the
State epileptic village. Judiciary
No. 200, by Mr.. SmaHey-M Makes It
misdemeanor to assist any person
to escape from any institution,
whether charitable. reformatory or
penal. Revision of Laws)
No POI, by Mr.. Smalley-Permits
the transfer to the State epiieptic
village of any inmate of any State
institution except the county jail or
State penitentiary. Judiciary
No. 202, by Mr.. Martens-Places
employees of municipalities on a SAL
airy basis and provides that all fees
shall be paid into the treasury of such
municipalities. municipal Corpora
tions)
House Session.
The House met at p. m
Leader Branegan submitted a pro-
posed amendment to House rule No.
Il, providing that no bill or joint reso-
| luton be considered on third reading
until seven days after a second read
ing thereof. The proposed amendment
went over for twenty-four hours, I'M
der the rules.
A resolution by Mr. Godfrey. pro-
viding for a House special committee
of 12-one for each Congress district
to consider New Jerseys interests in
| the proposed expenditure by Congress
of s25,00O.000 for good roads. was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee.
Mr.. Godfrey's resolution suggested
that New Jerseys share of the loot"
would be about 100000.
| House 80, Mr.. Wheatley, was with
drawn, as was House 80, Mr.. Rich
ards. House 100, Mn Quigley. was
also withdrawn.
| Second reading: House 81, 2Ss, 273,
270, 290, 1903, 295, 200, 49, 246, 333 201,
26S, 154, 157, 10, 193 a. II, 20, 20. 10,
%, c. r. 6. 293; Senate 49, As. IS; House
349, S51, 300, 241, 5, 6, 244
Reports of committees: These
| favorably. House 293, 349, 351 CIV. RI
l and 246 and House concurrent reso-
ultion s; House 300, POI, PA, 60 by sub
stitute; 5, 6.
Bills Passed : These bills were
passed.
House 141. Mr., Pancoast, amends
the criminal procedure act as to de-
I mi CT
amends township sewer act: House
176, Mr.. Dalrymple,f provides that
when Columbus Day shall fall upon
Sunday, the Monday following shall
be deemed public holiday; House
1873, Mr.. Foley. increases salary OF
Newark's assessment commissioners;
House 1874, Mr.. Fisk, amends the act
concerning evidence; House 1913. Mr..
Bloom, requires licensed chiropodists
to have a high school education
House 70, Mr.. Seovel, the Haddonfield
bond validating bill; Senate 1s5, Sen
ator McGinnis, repeats chancellor
sheriff jury commission validating act
enacted this year; Senate 1s6, Senator
| McGinnis, a new chancellor sheriff
| jury commission validating act:
House SO. Mr.. Kirkpatrick, amends
the conveyance act.
Bills Lost-House lis, Mr.. Branegan
fixing extra pay for court attendants
was lost, % to %.
Senate 1856 and 1856 were favorably
reported. and were given a second
reading.
Adjourned until 11:45 a. m. today.
House Bills introduced.
House No. 403, Mr. Branegan-
Amends the collateral inheritance tax
! by imposing the same upon all and SO
| rlo1Inh Of nrnnartU raal and
sonal, as exceeds the value of $500
Judiciary
House No. 404, Mr.. Bredenbek-
Makes it unnecessary hereafter, in the
renewal of excise licenses in second
! class cities. to secure new applica-
ton recommended by freeholders to
be signed and be presented to the
board, but provides that petition for
renewal signed by the applicant, ac-
companied by new bond, such as ac-
companied the first application, shall
confer full power upon such board to
renew such licenses from year to year,
provided that the act shall, not affect
applications for new inns and taverns,
saloons or victualing houses in such
cities. Municipal corporations.)
House No. 405, Mr.. Bredenbek-Pro-
vides for the sale or disposition of
unclaimed goods or chattels, and the
disposition OF Unclaimed money by pO-
lice department. Municipal corpora
tions.)
House No. 406, Mr. Nutting-Amends
the act relative to the taking of evil
dence under commission, in any for
eign state, nation or kingdom (Ju-
diciary.)
House No. 407, Mr.. Scovel-Makes it
misdemeanor for any member of the
bar of this State tc induce or solicit
the replacing of mortgages and other
investments for the purpose of col
lecting commission. Judiciary
House No. 40S. Mr.. Leonard-Ap-
propriates. 81 GOO to procure a portrait
of Thomas Jefferson, to be placed in
the Assembly chamber, over the
speakers chair. (Judfciary)
House No. 400, Mr.. Quigley-Gives
to boards of street and water COM
missioners in Newark and Jersey City
full control and authority over all
public lighting, by gas and electricity,
of public streets, parks and public
places, excepting county parks, and
such board, when by resolution so de-
termines it, may create under its
jurisdiction the department of gas
and electricity" Judiciary
House No. 40, Mr.. Burton-Pro-
vides that all certificates of incorpo-
rations of building and loan associa-
tons must besapproved by the COM
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