Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-02-02

ulation between fifty thousand and
one hundred thousand Makes the
term three years, same as the COM
missioners. Municipal corporations).
II. 246 (by Mr.. Wolverton)-Ame
the law to promote home life for de-
pendent children. and gives the court
the power to designate any person
it sees fit to make investigation. I'm
der the present law the court must
wait for a report from the State
board Of Children's guardians. (So-
cial welfare).
H. 247 (by Mr.. Wolverton)-Crea
a new township in the county of
Camden, 10 be called the township of
Union. Sets out certain parts of the
township of Centre which are to be
Incorporated In the new township.
board OF children's guardians. Dor
oughs and borough commissioner.
H. 24S (by Mr.. Katesl-Enables
savings banks TO retire officers and
employees, after long service on re-
duced compensation. Applies to per
sons who have served for thirty
years; also, to persons employed for
twenty years who have become phys
ically incapacitated and have reached
the age of sixty years. Makes the
maximum annual amount not to eN-
ary Banks and bankingl.
II. 249 (by Mr.. Boland)-Provides
the hours of work of persons en-
ployed In worbrooms; also provides
that tho hours OF work be filed in the
Department of Labor. Makes fifty
five hours instead of sixty hours in
any one week for the performance Of
work by any person; also makes the
employer set up on blanks to be
furnished by the Department of
Labor the hours of every female N
his employ. Any female person found
working and not On the above list
shall be prima facie evidence against
the employer. labor and indus
tries).
Il. 250 10y Mr.. Martini
the salary of the Board Of Freehold
ers in counties of the first class from
fifteen hundred to two thousand five
hundred, and gives the director five
hundred dollars additional; also in
creases the salary of the county su-
perVisor from three thousand five
hundred to four thousand. (Munici- (
pal corporations).
II. Pei (by Mr.. Martin)-A supple
ment to the State Board of Health
law. and puts the health officer or
,
the tenure of office law. public F
health).
H. 252 (by Mr.. Martin)-Provides
that any person may bring into the
State. for the purpose of selling, any /
rabbit or hare during the closed sea- /
son, provided they are accom- panied
with a verified invoice showing that 1
such rabbit or hare was not killed in 1
the State Game and fish,.
H. 253 (by Mr. Thompson)-Re
luires that in addition 10 the return I
IF the fine, the justice of the peace /
shall write out a brief statement of
The nature of the case in order that |
The commissioner Of motor vehicles
may have a record so that if, in his +
judgment it is necessary, he may re- |
woke the license. CHighways).
Fl. 254 (by Mr.. Thompson)-Pro- /
yides that trailers may be used and /
for the licensing thereof. Provides /
-he proper lighting of the same. The !
attorney general has written an opin
on which makes it Illegal for We
licle to be equipped with a trailer.
Fl. 255 Cby Mr.. Thompson)-Amen
he motor vehicle law by providing |
hat drivers license and car registra-
ion shall be issued from December
and such license shall be used on
he first day of January next. The
resent law allows them thirty days
race. II also amends the transfer
# car registration from one machine
o another by the payment of one
Iollar. GHighways).
II. 256 (by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
he motor vehicle law so that all
hree- wheeled cycles which would be
lassed as automobiles to the effect
hat they be licensed as such Pro.
-ides for the elimination of glare
nd dazzle Of headlights by en-
lowering the commissioner of motor
'ehicles to pass upon all dimming
eyices for the purpose of eliminating
uch glare; prohibits the use of muf-
er cut-out on anything but a five
er cent. grade; eliminates the pro-
lsion for maximum number Of in
pectorS and allows as many in
pectors to be appointed as there may
e appropriation made for; provides
charge of fifty cents for examina-
ion fee; eliminates the seal from
he tag and empowers the commits
ioner to adopt an Illuminated rear
lumber plate QIighways).
Il. 257 (by Mr.. thompson Gives
he motor vehicle inspector power to
egulate all traffic In the public
treets and highways, whether it De
motor vehicle or hOrse-drawn. (High-
yays).
II. 25S fby Mr.. Berry)-Perlnits the
of short sewers in cities
where the cost is less than one thou