Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-03

and Game Commissions not exceeding 81,
800 per year, and that of the superinten-
dent of the hatchery 81, 800 per year, the
latter TERM nov being 500 Game ana hsh;e
vides that the answer or counter-claim
under the new practise act shall be filed
and copy thereof served on the adverse
party or his attorneys within twenty
days after the service of the summons of
the complaint. Each succeeding pleading
must likewise be served by a copy of the
opposing attorney. Municipal corpora
tions.)
House No. pa, Mr.. Kirkpatrick
Amends the collateral Inheritance tax so
that gifts, grants, devices. etc, to any
Bible or tract society or religious institu
ton, etc, shall not be subject to the same.
House No. 24s. Mr.. Kirkpatrick
vides that all books Of account, bound by
what is designated as the loose-leaf sys-
TEN, shall be admissible as evidence In the
House y No. 2ae. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
that in the election for boulevard com
missioners any voter shall be permitted to
vote for three commissioners. (Highways)
House No. 247, Mr.. Nutting- Repeats
an act to establish public parks in GER
tain counties, approved, April 20, 1911,
provided that the repeater shall not in
validate any bonds issued under the
original act. municipal corporations.)
House No. PAS, Mr.. Rowe-Exempts
from. taxation all ecclesiastical .educa-
tional and charitable buildings during the
erection and obstruction thereof, and
the land on which the same are situated,
not exceeding five acres in extent for
each. (Taxation.)
House No. 249, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
ICES township committees to pass ordi-
nances regulating and controlling the
construction, erection or. alteration of
dwelling houses and other buildings.
Clowns and townships)
House No. 250, Mr.. Barradale-Grants
to cities, townships and all other mu-
inequalities the right to license and reg
uIAtA nnhlic SRmnnf Fka (Munici-
pal corporations.)
House No. 251, Mr.. Barradale--Author-
ICES boards of freeholders of any two
or more counties now or hereafter
charged by law with the maintenance
of any road or bridge to make contracts
for lighting the same or any portion
House No. 352, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
that in making house connections for
water supplies no work shall be done
by any municipality upon any high
way under the control of any county
board or commission unless the consent
of such board OF commission to such
opening is first duly secured. (Munici-
pal corporations.)
House No. 253, Mr.. Crosby-Amends
the. road act relative to the repair and
maintenance of the same by providing
that whenever such road is within the
corporate limits of any city, the word
city shall be held to mean a city hav-
Ing population of at least $4,000 in num-
Der; (Highways:)
aVtSS 2FO. -C6f SEOSDJ-fIOV1uCS
for the making of water, sewer and gas
connections and the cost thereof q lien
upon lands. (Highwaysl
=. House NO; 25o, Mr.. Crosby-Provides
that one instead of two newspapers shall
be designated as the official newspapers
In cities within which to publish or
dinances, notices, etc. municipal cor
House No. 256, Mr.. crosby--Authorizes
city councils to pass and adopt ordi-
nances regulating the purchasing of sup
plies, equipment, ETC., for the use Of the
city or any of its officials. Municipal
corporations.)
House No. 257, Mr.. Crosby-Annexes a
part of the township of South Orange to
the city of East Orange, Essex county.
Clowns and townships)
House No. 25S, Mr.. Crosby--Provides
for the Retirement on pension from pub
who is sixty four years of age and Who
shall have served thirty-five years con-
tinuously. Pension shall be one-half of
received. Clowns and town
ships.)
House No. 259, Mr.. Moore-Provides that
any county or other municipality apply
ing In writing for the registration Of any
motor vehicle used in the public service
shall be registered and license issued to
the driver. free of charge. (Highways.)
House No 26o, Mr.. Moore
act, whenever a conviction is had upon
the complaint of a police officer of a mu-
nicipality, half the fine shall be paid
to the municipality, the other half to the
commissioner of motor vehicles. (High-
ways.)
House No. 261, Mr. Moore-Proyides
that convictions before police magistrates
a substantial injustice upon the merits of
the case has been done by such convic-
ton. (Judiciary.)
House No. 262, Mr.. Moore-Provides
that in conditional sales Of personal prop
erty, payments thereon shall be applied
in the chronological order of their pur-
chase or lease, and no writ of replevin