Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-07

Joint resolution Z, 2s7, Z, without
recommendation, by Pierce. 10,
House 549, rs, SAT- 3d. 217, 5S9, 22O,
| $40, 1856, 447, 8, 500, 473, 6O9
| Second Reading.
Senatae Joint resolution z, 297, z.
House 512, 647, 54S, rs, 217, $50, 22o,
$40, 1856, 447, 8, 529, ALB, 500, 1OS, com
| mittee substitute.
Bills Passed.
Senate 143, Mr.. Egan tamended>-
| Authorizes appointment of county en-
| gineeer as State resident engineer,
State to pay thirty per cent. OF sal
| airy.
State engineers when actually en-
aged on State work.
Senate 312, Mr.. Mathis-Permits
| teacher who ceased teaching prior TO
| January 1908, leaving retirement
| 'und, to join fund when resuminS
| Senate 252, Mr.. Ackley-"Home
| rule" on construction of schools; ~
| Senate 272, Mr. McGinnis--Tuthor-
| ICES Statae San Francisco Exposition
! Commission to create expense fund
senate PSI, Mr.. Egan-Permits erec-
ton of buildings in parks.
| Senate "a, Mr.. acknowledgements
to sixteen volunteer motor Vehlcle III
| Spectors. , .,,,,4,,
Senate 141, Mr.. Egan-Makes county
| engineer eligible as State engineer
and road supervisor as state tor'-
House. 729. Mr.. Kirkpatrick-Au-
| thorizes State Home for Boys land TOT
property of Frederick Toese at
| Jamesburg. v...
House 372, Mr.. Agnew-Permitss
| federation OF boards of education OF
school districts. 49,, I,.
rs rornnis ioner control Of incorpora
ii Ger ~ o. oul4dlne ....u '~"h
associations.
messy. Permits appropriations COM
mttee to probe nto State finances
Final Adjournment.
The Senate passed the concurrent
resolution for adjournment finally
Thursday.
Ramsay wrOthy.
Senator Ramsay told members OF
the Senate that he disliked the move
Ito relieve his committee of the core
makers bill in his absence
Executive Session.
Amendments Observation-Disclosures
harbor master, j. J. CottreH; utlllty
commissioner, ]. j. Treacy. bergen
county tax board, Frank M. Lees,
Rutherford.
House 581, Mr.. Burton-Required
licensing Of insurance brokers' vote
1914. ,,...-s
utility corporations to make detailed
report of their property to the state
Hoard of Assessors for taxation; vote,
SO. 10000
EMPLOYERS liability law to give Same
compensation for loss of hand the
same as that for loss OF armi VOTE
1T.
Senate is, Mr.. Pierce amended)-
Permitted municipal finance board pc
tition the removal of grade crossings
through utility board; vote. 1913.
senate Joint restitution G, Mr., Egan-r
! Provided for commission to lnVestl-
gate industrial conditions vote, DO.
House 60, Mr.. Kirkpatrick Commit
tee substitute) Permitted county
Judges to fix county detectives sal
airy; vote, 5-7.
Senate Bills Introduced.
sanate Joint resolution 7. Mr.. Hen
nessy-Makes the joint appropriations
, committee a commission to inquire
into financial need of State institu-
tions and commissions. and consider
sources of revenue. They will be per-
mitted to summon witnesses, and will
report to the next Legislature. They
may eXpend $4,000 Departments OF
education, roads and charities are to
be probed particularly. Appropria-
lions committee.
School Building Code Committee.
Senator Smalley's bill for the ap-
| 81 SannfnTG m confer
with the State Board of Education to
draw up an acceptable building code
for schools was adopted by 1913. A
renort is to be made to the next
Legislature Senator Ackley opposed
the measure, as he said a bill he in
troduced covered the ground. Ack!ey's
Hill 10 permit the different boards of
education regulate the building them
selves was later passed.
Excise Petitions.
About a dozen petitions were sent
in by different churches for the pass
ing of the local option bill and the
defeat of liberal liquor laws. Rep
representatives. of liquor dealers pre-
scented requests that bills be passed to
permit them to distribute their goods
| throughout New Jersey, as do dealers
from other states.
Printing of Statutes.
Bv a party vote, the Democrats de-
feated the resolution of Senator Hut
crimson, requiring the secretary of
state to report the dates on which
he had received different bills from
the governor. The Mercer representa-
tive declared that the printers con-
tract requires him to have the
statutes on the members desks ten
days after being passed. He main
tanned that there had been criticism
because of the delay in printing in
former years. He denied as pre-
posterous the assertion of Senator
McGlnnis that the resolution was a
reflection on the governor by having
the secretary of state call him to &C
count. The vote was eight for, ten
against. Senator Hutchinson said
ninety nine laws had already been
pass ed, the first signed February 1.
Concurred In Resolution to Ask Cover
nor Return.
House Nos. $50, $50, 1874.
Liability Change Defeated.
Rarcsay and Edge opposed senate
No ARS by Mr.. McGinnis, for a
change in compensation under the
employers liability law, and the bill
was defeated.
Message from Governor.
on proposed changes in new inheri-
lance tax law. Also veto of senate
No. 40.
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