Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27

/ license for marriage shall be issued I'M
less each party thereto shall present q
| certificate by n reputable physician
/, licensed to practise medicine. that the
! parties named in such certificate are free
! from disease or fnfirmity likely to OF
| capable of being transmitted from parent
to child, and the certificate shall be filed
with the person issuing the license
! (Judiciary)
No. 1913, MIR. Nutting--R Requires that all
| food products, canned or packed, shall
/ have stamped. or attached thereto, the
| date when such product was packed and
| placed In such can or package. Penalty
| for violation, 81, 600 fine and imprisonment
not exceeding one year. public health }
| No. 1874 Mr. kays-Makes 1t illegal to
| hunt wild turkey for five years. CGame
and fish,
No. l25. Mr. Kays-Provides for the
/ revision aud codifcation relating TO hsh
md game by the Bonrd of Fish and Game
/ Commissioners, and appRopriates Sl,1oV
| for that purpose (Revision of laws.l
No. 1876, Mr.. Leonard-Amends the pri-
mary election act so ttat the chairman
Of the committee OF the political party
| making nomination within and for any
municipality or division thereof may ap-
oint two agents, watchers or challenges
for each election district. and the point
cal candidate may also nominate the SalIe
number. Also provides the payment 10
election officers for first and third regis
/ try days. (Eleetions.)
No. i27, Mr. Leonard-Amends the cleo
ton act approved April 10, 19l1t by pro.
viding that on the 18th of April, instead
of the 18th Of May, the chairman OF coun
ty committees shall transmit to the state
Civil Service Commission his recommen
datiOns for appointment as election OF
firprS Such parties so recommended must
reside six months instead of one year in
the election district Additional authority
Is given the Common Pleas Judge 10 MI
vacancies. County Board OF Election must
also sit on Tuesday, Thursday and sat
plpcTlOn v,
and many duties now performed by me
county clerk shall be performed by the
Comfy Board of Election, (Elections.l
No. t2S, Mr.. Leonard-Amends the eiPe-
ton law, approved April 4. 1898, by giving
10 the County Board of Elections many
duties now performed by the county
clerk Mt tie election for presidential elec1
tors, members of Congress, governor an d
senators. Likewise gives them power 70
issue process of subpoena for persons 10
testify before 1t. etc. (Elections.)
No. 49, Mr.. Quigley-Requires rail
roads at every railroad crossing where
there are no gates, to station man IN
the day time to display Il red nag. anu
Mt night time n red light, to warn persons
approaching such crossing violation OF
the act makes the president OF the con-
pany, on conviction, punishable 1or mis-
demeanor. (Judiciary.)
No. 100, Mr.. Qu'gley-Vests in the street
and water commissioners of nrst-class
cities fun control over public lighting by
gas and electricity, and authorizes sucl
mmigSioDcrS by resolution, to create
II they deem IL eXpedient department
to be known us the department OF gas
and electricity. which department, Wheh
so created shall have all authority over
the inspection of gas and electrical ap-
nIiances etc that such board of street
and water commissioners may nave, eA-
cepting the appointment OF employees,
the authority 10 do which snail remain
in the street and water commissioners
Judiciary
No. 13l, Mr.. Quigley- Authorizes the
governing body OF every city town, town
shin. borough and village to pass, alter
ana repeal ordinances 10 Incense anu reg
ulate the sale OF spirituous, Vlhons' matt
or other intoxicating liquors, hX the
days Of the week and hours of the day
when the same may be sold, and fix the
fees for such licenses. (Judiciary9
No. 132, Mr.. Winans-FiXes the salary
of the Judge of the District Court of the
judicial district of Monmouth, at S2,0OO
per year, and of the clerk $1,000, (Judici +
ary.)
No. 1873. Mr. Winans-Provides that the
sum of $50 for fish pound nets in the At
lantic ocean, and $40 for each pound net
in Sandy Hook or Tartan bay shall be
void after December Il Of each year, In
stead of being In force for one year.
(Fish and game.)
No. 1874, Mr.. Barbour-Gives township
committees of townships authority by
ordinance to lay out private roads, vacate
or alter the same. Clowns ana town
ships.)
salary Of township committees by pro
viding that their per diem shall not ex-
coed 5000 per year instead OF SloO. Towns
and tOWnshps.)
No. 1876, Mr.. Hunter-Provides for the
retirement Of any person who has served
continuously for twenty five years or
more in any penal Institution, at the age
of fifty five, at Il salary equal to one half
of compensation he has received. lJudici-
No. 1877, Mr.. Byrne-Provides for the
/ assessment of all pror erty to the owners
thereof on the LIST instead of the 10th day
nf May in each year. Committee on TAX
atom
No 13s, Mr. Byrne-Amends the act OF
March p, 1912, regulating public shows,
so that the same shall not apply to NOV
i ing pictures using ouly cellulose acetate
! films not more than 100 feet in length
Que inch in width, not requiring more
/ than 800 watts of electric current except
/ ing when used or exhibited in public
| places OF entertainment where admission
! fees are charged. municipal corpora
No. 1870, Mr.. wheatley-Repeals the
| act of April 81 1903, licensing citizens t.
/ hunt and pursue wild animals ant
fowls. lFish and cameo
No. $40, Mr.. Pancoast-AuthOrizei
commissioner Of motor vehicles to Is
| sue a printed monthly bulletin, giving
/ the names and addresses of all apph
cants for licenses made to his depart
ment together with the numbers Is
! sued, because thereof. Such bulletins t,
( be furnished free to State and count,
! officials, and to Others who shall pa,
for the same. lHlghways)
| No. III, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures tn
! filing of a demurrer to an indictmen
and when the demurrer Is overruled, tn
defendant shall have a right to q tria
by jury on the merits of the indict
ment the same as If no demurrer ha'
been filed. Judiciary
No. 1872 Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
township committee desiring to extent
/ it's sewer system to employ an enginee
to ascertain the cost and upon repor
the committee may by ordinance bull
and lay, etc, the same. trown an
townships)
No. 143, Mr.. j. j. Griffin-Amends tn
that the registry list or book shall b
kept by and delivered to the count
board of election, instead of the boar
Of registry and elections. Requires tn
board of registry and election not t
receive the vote of any person unles
they shall be satisfied by maJorit
vote that such person is qualified to S
vote. CElection)
No. IA, Mr.. ]. J. Grifan-Amends tn
act regulating election, April A. 1898, b
providing that on the Monday afte
election, the secretary or clerk of tn
county board of elections shall bring tn
result of such election and attend tn
meeting of the county board. (Elec
tions.)
No t45, Mr. Kirkpatrick Amends th
act regulating fishing with shirred q
purse seines, and requiring a license 10
the same so that licenses so granted, IN
stead or being good for one year, sha