Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11


terday. bringing the total up to BAT,
were as follows:
No. $40, Mr.. Branegan-Lega1izes
the playing of lawn tennis on Sunday.
| 1Judiciary.)
No s41, Mr.. Carhart-Amends the
law relative to the licensing of physi-
clans by requiring applicants to prove
to the Board of Medical Examiners
that before entering a medical college
such applicant completed a satisfae-
! tory course of two years in a recog-
nized school of art and science, dur
ing which two years French. German,
chemistry, physics and general BIZ
ology were studied, and that after re-
ceiving the degree of doctor of medi-
cine from a recognized medical col
lege the applicant has served as an
inferno in recognized hospital for
one year. public healthy
| No 342, Mr. Dobbins-Fixes fees for
admission to examination for attor-
neys Or counselors' license at SO. If
unsuccessful at first examination a
| SIS fee for admission to each subse-
quent examination must be paid.
| Judiciary
No. 343, Mr.. Burton-Provides that
life insurance company may incor-
porate in its policy of insurance pro-
vision for the waiver of premiums or
1 LOT LIE kfdtillnB OIL dPtCidi
value therefor in the event that the
insured hereunder shall from any
cause become totally and permanently
disabled Blanks and Insarance)
| No. 344, Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
that any employee of the State or of
any municipality or of any board of
commission of any municipality COM
pensated under the employers La
bility act for permanent disability or
i IL Ill -
pension under any other law of this
State, and the entry of judgment
upon a petition filed under this act
shall be complete bar to recovery of
any such pension Judiciary
! No. 345, Mr.. Griffin, j. -J.--Provides
IN all counties having population
between $4,000 and 100000, seven
members of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders shall be elected at-large
throughout the county at the next
annual election for members of the
General Assembly. Term of office
| to be three years, excepting at the
first election, two members shall be
| elected for one@year; two members
| for two years. and three members
for three years. Salary 81. 500 annually.
/ The term of office or employment of
/ every member, every officer and everv
employee of the present Board of
/ Freeho1ders In any county affected by
this act, shall terminate and expire
January 1, succeeding the passage of
! this act. municipal Corporations).
No. 346, Mr.. Griffin, T. +. Are
/ quires answer to complaints and an
swer to counter claims and all other
pleading necessary In actions at law,
to be served upon the opposite attor-
ney within twenty days leach after
| the other. Judiciary.
No. 347, Mr.. Godfrey-Fixes the
salary of the assistant prosecutor of
Atlantic County at $4,000 per annum.
Judiciary.
Senate Bills.
The Senate bills introduced were:
| No. 1874, by Mr.. McGinnis-Repeal
the validating jury act passed last
week. mo reference.)
| No. 135, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
and confirms any grand and petit
! jury which is now in session and
whose title to office is questioned I'M
der the decision of the Court of Err
rors and Appeals, sustaining the So
called chancellor sheriff bill. (No
reference)
! No. 1876, by Mr.. Barber-Confirms
all affidavits, ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
proofs of deeds taken by any foreign
commissioner of deeds, where the
term of office of such official expired
priod to the taking of such acknowl-
edgments. Grew. laws.)
| No. 1877, by Mr.. Gaunt-Exempts
from the provisions of the employers
liability law domestic service and
farm labor. Grew. laws.)
| No. 1888, by Mr.. Egan--Amends the
road improvement act of 1912 by pro-
viding that contracts shall be award
| ed to the lowest responsible bidder,
whenever the Board of Chosen Free
/ holders shall deem it advantageous
to secure bids on different classes of
| construction, or on guarantee of the
| duration of a pavement. tHighways.)
No. 139, by Mr.. Egan-Amends the
road improvement act by appropriate
ing to the commissioners of roads the
sum of $4,000 to meet lawful expendi-
lures appertaining to roads as re-
auired by the act of 1905, concerning
| the registration of motor vehicles.
! CHighways.)
No. 14o, by Mr.. Egan-Authorizes
the appointment of counselor at
law of the attorney generals depart
ment, the commissioner of public
roads, one member of the Senate and
one member of the House of Assembly
as a commission to revise the laws
relating to the improvement of roads.
| Appropriation $500. Or. L.)
No. 141. by Mr.. Egan-Amends the
road Improvement act by providing
that any county engineer holding Of
flee at the time of the adoption OF
| this act, shall be eligible for appoint
ment as State engineer and the county
supervisor shall be eligible for APP