Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-04

What glory will there he left to us from
tens of thousands of our brave American
a valuable guide to you in the enact
ment of legislation concerning our in
sane and feeble-minded."
Establishment of three colonies for
the care of the insane, Introduction
of the colony system for the treat
ment of the sub-normal. Institutional
treatment for chronic alcoholism and
the establishment of a psyehopathic
clinic or reception hospital are among
the more striking recommendations
suggested in the report to Governor
( Fielder by the New Jersey Commits
sion on the Care of Mental Defec-
| tives, as told in Mondays Evening
| Star
House Bills.
House No. 514. Mr.. Holcombe-Pro-
vides for the appointment of a recorder in
! third class cities of more than 1900 popu-
| lation by the governing body thereof to
hold office for three years, compensation
not exceeding four hundred dollars per
year. and which recorder shall have
jurisdiction such as Justices of the Peace
now have gqdiciary;1
| Speaker)-Authorizes the Governor, with
confirmation by the Senate, to appoint
| four judges Mt large of the several Dis
| trict Courts of the State who shall hold
| Office for five years, who shall substitute
| for and perform all judicial acts of the
regular judges in any judicial district of
any regular district court when the judge
| thereof shall desire to be relieved tenn
| porarily, etc. Salary to be paid by the
| Judge for whom they act, pro rata ac-
cording to the amount the regular judge
| receives Judiciary
| House No. SIC, MIR. Branegan-Repeals
| the act relating TO the investment of the
sinking fund in incorporated towns, APP
proved April 2 1913. (Judiciary.l
House No. 517, Mr. Branegan-proyides
that shares of building and loan stock
issued in the name of two persons and
TO the survivor, the withdrawal or ma
turity value of such shares, or any part
thereof, may be paid to either of said
persons, whether the other be living or
not. Judiciary
House No. 51s, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
| that In cities of over 100000 the clerk of
any district court therein may appoint a
deputy clerk and an assistant clerk, at
salaries not less than $1,000 nor more than
however, not to be made unless the judge
of said court shall certify that such of
| fcials are needed. lJudiciary)
| House No $40, Mr. Moore-proyides
| that any corporation, municipal or other
wise may enter into n written agreement
| with any corporation, municipal or other
wise, owning or using pole or poles, now
or hereafter located in any street, high
| way or public place. for the joint use Of
such pole or poles municipal corpora
| tions)
House No. 500, Mr. Moore-Provides that
| in the letting Of contracts or agreements
| for the doing of work, or furnishing of
materials, where the sum to be expended
! by any public body exceeds five hundred
| dollars, such body may by a vote of four
| fifths of all its members. award a CON
| tract to another than the lowest bidder,
whenever in the Judgment Of such body
/ Ii shall be deemed to the public interest
| sc to do. Municipal corporationsl
| House No. 52l. Mr.. MOOre-Authorizes
| the governing body Of any third class
/ city having the control and management
of the water supply therein to issue bonds
not TO exceed three hundred thousand
| dollars for the purchase of lands and
water rights therefor, and the construc-
| tlon of buildings and reservoirs thereon.
| (Mnnieipal corporations.)
House No so, Mr.. Quigley-Amends the
act relative TO the certttcation of births
and deaths by providing that the assessor,
register, or clerk OF any municipality in
which there is a hospital maintained by
| the Board of Freeholders of any county
for patients afflicted with contagious or
| infectious diseases, shall upon receiving
any certificate of death therefrom be on
titled TO receive from the discussing of
hcer OF the municipality, which was the
| list place of residence OF the deceased,
the sum OF twenty cents for transmitting
sneh certificate Of death. (Judiclaryl
House No, 523, Mr.. Quigley-Proyides
that any officer whose duty it is to re
eeiye reports of persons who are sick
with any contagious or infectious dis.
eases In county hospitals shall be en-
titled to receive ten cents for making
report of same. public health.)
House No 524, Mr.. Quigley-Provides
that the clerk Of any district court in
any city having a population Of over
to be approved by the judge of said
court at salary of 5000 per year. tJu-
House No 525 Mr. Quigley-Provides
] that the 0rphaua' COurf cbo1I not rofnr
any appeal from a decree made by the
surrogate to the surrogate or any per
son employed in the office OF the sur
roeate to hear and advise what decree
should be made thereon. (Judiciaryl
House No 526 Mr.. Quigley-Provides
that executors, administrators aud trus-
ply to the Orphans Court appointing
him FOR its advice and direction regard
ing any matter or thing connected with
the administration Of trust. (Judiciary)
House No. 521, Mr.. Fisk-Provides for
the taxation of the franchises privileges
and other intangible property mot in
Guiding physical or tangible property
street railway, telephone and telegraph
company annually. (TaXation)
House No. OPS, Mr.. Fisk-Provides that
NJ primary elections any candidate for
nomination may, by endorsement on his
petition, request that the clerk shall
print opposite his name, on the primary
ticket, designation in not more than
| HNiuNf w wv Phl IONt u
either any official act or policy to which
he is pledged, or, committed, or to dis
tinguish him as belonging to n certain
wing of the party. (Electons.)
House No 500, Mr.. sk-Appropriates
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
for the purchase of lands and erection
thereon In Jersey City OF an armory
for the use of the Fourth Regiment. (Ju,
/ diclary)
House No $50. Mr.. Pancoast-Provide'
for the laying out upon maps, of roads
streets or highways in boroughs ant
the fling of such map. (Highways.)
House No. Bal. Mr. Brodenbek- Repeats
section of the act to license and regu
late the business OF private detectives
and detecttye agancieH, approved May %
1905 tJudiciary.l
House No 500, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the principal or superintendent 81
any public school, or any person desig
mated for that purpose to let once
week, or from time TO time, small
, amounts Of savings from the pupils o
the schools to be deposited In any say