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Burton-Provldes for the examination
OF fire insurance agents by a State
board to be named for that purpose.
Senate 10S blouse Com. Subj, Mr..
Butchinson--Gives additional power
to the Washington's Crossing Com
mission, enabling it to more ade-
quately care for the Washington
Crossing park property.
Senate 236, Mr.. Gaunt-Makes 1t a
misdemeanor to issue any pamphlet,
circular or letter fraudulently repre-
senting real estate with an intent to
deceive purchasers.
Senate 313, Mr.. Barber-Amends the
public utilities act. Extends the term
public utility to include every as
sociation, cooperative or otherwise,
and to every Individual, co-partner-
ship, association, mutual, co-opera-
tive or otherwise, carrying on any
public utility operation.
Bills Lost.
Senate 267, Mr. Hutchinson-In-
ereases the appropriation for schools
of Industrial arts from $1,000 to
Sic, 900
Senate (amended), Mr.. Hennessy
Provides that the improvement Of
land by the erection of buildings or
otherwise, shall be exempt from tax.
Bills Introduced.
Senate $40, Mr.. Hennessy-Supple-
mental appropriation bill. Total,
SS37, ,254.93.
Senate BAL, Mr.. Hennessy-Annual
bill. Total, $7,645, ,051. .55.
Recess until 2:30 p. m.
Senate Afternoon Session.
Reconvened 2:50 p. m.
Bills Reported.
Ixuifhnuf TaPoTan1anda. a
tion).
House 2s5, sss. S9s, 500 (without
recommendation, 1874, 1856. 623, 146, S75,
634, S4, 519.
Senate 1S4.
House 772, 51s, 81, sS4, a75, 14s, sos.
523, S56, 1894, 399, 295, 1898.
Veto Received.
Senate 1T.
Executive Session.
All nominations previously received
The following appointments were re-
ceived from the Governor and con-
firmed: Harbor Commission-I. Spen-
Ger Smith. of Bergen; William L.
of Somerset; Richard Jenk-
inson, of Essex; w. Parker Runyon,
of Middlesex; c. s. Boyer, of Camden.
Other nominations confirmed; Eliz-
abeth harbor master, John j. Cottrell;
public utility commissioner, j. j.
Treacy; Bergen County tax board,
Frank McLees, of Rutherford; Board
of Managers of Geological Survey,
third district, S. r. Applegate, Toms
River; members at large. A. A. Wood
hull. Princeton; Frank Vanderpool,
Orange.
Bills Passed.
storm sewer bonds in villages.
House 374, Mr.. Rowe-Amends act
on building of water course walls.
House 623, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
fishing under ice from January l to 20.
House go. Mr.. Mutchler-Fixes open
season for pickerel.
House 544, Mr.. De Yoe-Authorizes
sewer extension certificates.
House 105, Mr.. De Yoe-Consolida-
tion of township act of 1899.
House 594, Mr.. Griffin (amended)-
Amends employers liability law to
cover hospital expenses.
House SO, Mr.. rkpatrick-Provides
for recording of waiver of liens.
House 593, Mr.. Branegan (amended
to exclude stenographers, department
clerks and telephone operators)-
Makes patrol drivers, etc, in first
class cities rank as patrolmen.
House 305. Mr. Griffin-Amends at
tachment act, permitting court to
name auditor.
House 7I2, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
to sell false warehouse
receipts.
House 529, Mr.. Fisk-Jersey City
armory bill.
House AT. Mr., Fisk--Provides for
special election information.
House 220, Mr.. Long-Authorizes
horoughs to regulate discharge of
guns. cannons. etc
House 54S, Mr.. Hammond (amended)
Permits of salary for court con-
stables of counties from 100 900 to
100000 on approval of county judge
and freeholders.
House 55, Mr.. Foley-Permlts rail-
roads to carry sisters or nuns at re-
duced fare.
House 373. Mr.. Rowe-Permits plac-
ing Of wayward females in charitable
House 273. Mr.. Beekman--Permits
judges to grant further time for filing
of bond in writ of error
House i5S, Mr.. Barradale-Makes
valid negotiable instrument signatures
unless questioned.
House 772, Mr.. Branegan-Inherit-
ance tax act.
House 3i7, Mr.. Godfrey-Raises to