Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-03-03
MOVE TO REPEAL
FULL CREW LAW
MADE IN HOUSE
From a stafr Correspondent.

From staff Correspondent.
TRENTON March 3.-The first
move to repeal the full crew law was
made in the House yesterday. when
| Assem- blyman Lewis 7. Stevens, of
Cape May, introduced a repeater. The
bill was referred to the committee
on railroads and canals.
The full list of the bills introduced
in the House yesterday is as follows:
Bills Reported in the House.
These bills were reported in the
House;
H. 3SS (Mr. Mutchler)-The law re-
second class.
3 H. 423 (Mr. Hunter)-Provides that
six hours notice be given before the
county physician can act.
H. 493 (Mr. Runyon)-Gives the
right to prosecutors to appoint four
county detectives, one of which may
be known as chief. Makes the mini
mum salary of chief at $500.
H. ASS. (Mr. Whitman)-Has to do
with inland waterways. In the in
terest of Cape May County.
H. 490. tMr VIII 'tman)-Makes
legal the publication of a city or
dinance in county paper in places
! where there Is no paper published in
+ The municipality.
| H. 491 (Mr. Whitman)-Permits the
erection of bullkheads.
| H. 521 (Mr. Berry)-Retires public
/ school janitors on a pension
/ H. 531 (Mr. Anderson)-Permits
1 cities to donate or sell firehouses TO
an incorporated exempt firemen's as
sociatlon.
) the excise laws. -..
IT $40 MIR DoUpeN-pernits In
surance companies to embrace in one
policy all risks together, instead of
/ Issuing a separate policy for each
/ risk as now required by law.
/ H. 407 (Mr Gilbert)-Permits coun
4 ties of the first class to establish an
insurance fund to take care of their
4 own fire insurance on county build
/ ings.
Fl. 100 (Mr. Gilbert) - Provides
for the appropriation of S25 900 for
the erection of an armory In the town
of Bloomfield.
H. 180 (Mr. WolD-Provides that
an epileptic with an income of $500
may be allowed to enter the institu-
ton at Skillman.
H. 457-Makes It impossible for
samples of food taken for analysi s
to be used in evidence unless the per-
son so taking the sample at the time
of taking give portion of the sam
pie to a person from whom 1t is
taken.
s. 100 Mr. Colgate)-Permits the
licensing of the Lloyds insurance
companies in this State.
H. 436 (Mr. Quinn)-Limits the
weight of core boxes to twenty-five
II. 81 CMr. Quinn)-An act to
promote the public health by pro-
viding for one day of rest in seven
for employees, except janitors, watch
men, certain workers in bakeries, etc.
Passed Second Reading.
The following bills were passed on
second reading:
H. 153 (Mr. Pierson)-Amends the
law so that a person holding civil
service appo' 'ntment may apply to
the justice of the Supreme Court for
a review of any position of which he
is ousted.
H. "a (Mr. Quinn)-Regulates the
hours of labor in repair work fol
the State.
H. 228 (Mr. Wolverton)-Provide
for the appointment of an Italian
interpreter in cities Of the second
class.
H. 246 CMr. wolverton)-Amend
the law to promote home life fol
dependent children.
II. $40 (Mr Pilgrim)-Protects the
: public from fraudulent sales of mer.
chandise which are advertised in
. misleading way.
H. 81 (Mr. Pilgrim)-Protects tn
/ merchants of cities having a popula
y tion of 7F 900 from itinerant vendors
II. 1894 (Mr. Dalrymple)-Give
! voters who have not registered III
: opportunity to do so at a later date
. II. 273 (Mr. PancoasD-Increase
J salary of policemen in towns an,
t townships from $500 to $1,000. -
7 II. All (Mr. Crosby)-Gives East Or
= ange power to appoint special police
> men.
e H. 473 (Mr. Stevens)-Gives Dor
0 oughs bordering on Atlantic Ocea
d right to build bulkheads.
$ II. 1877 (Mr. Runyon)-Provides ia
9 the necessary legal steps in case g
!; taking by condemnation of shares q
q stock in a corporation for public us,
IS H. 252 (Mr. Martin)-Puts healt
officers under the tenure of office ac
n H. 502 (Mr Herrick) k)--Amends fis
r and game act.
j. II. SIT (Mr Morgan)-Gives sheriff
d right to educate prisoners with pei
g mission of the Board of Freeholder
e II. 1876 (Mr. Agnew, j. C.)-Increase
IS salary of District Court clerk In Gel
70 tain towns in State.
II. 1853 (Mr Dalrymple)-Provide
IS for the employment of a counsellor b
IS the attorney general
h III. 500 (by Mr.. Peacock)-Gives al
= to proper acknowledgment of dee,
q for lands in States where the la
u of that State provides that aclSnow
l. edgments must be taken before
ic judge, mayor or notary public. (R'
l. vision of laws).
III Eg1l lbY Mr Dnwnsl-f, Gives a