Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-03-03

municipalities, except first and sec
class cities Ga similar bill was
passed in 1918, chapters 72 and 100
the power to appoint municipal plan
and art commissioners, the members
of which are to serve without pay.
Such commissioners are to act In an
advisory capacity to the local munic-
ipal governments and are to have no
power to incur Indebtedness, except
such as shall have been provided for
and covered by appropriation previ-
ously made by the local municipal
governments. municipal corpora
tionsl.
H. 592-No bill was introduced. 1t
was an error.
H. 593 (by Mr. Stevens)-Gives the
justice of the Supreme Court power
to increase the salary of the prosecu-
tor in Cape May and Ocean coun-
ties. The increase not to be more
than twenty-five per centum of their
regular salary, (Judiciaryl.
Fl. 594 (by Mr.. Sullivan)-Amend-
ment to the law for the government
of cities (Walsh law and makes a
majority of the commissioners to-
gether with the clerk, sign the min
utes of their meeting. At present a
majority of the commissioners must
sign every ordinance, etc, which was
passed (Municipal corporations).
H. 595 (by Mr.. Hammond, J)-Re-
peals the law for the examination
and license of engineers and firemen
having charge of stationary and
portable steam boilers and steam en-
glnes. Iabor and Industry.
H 596 (by Mr.. Dolan, by request)-
Gives jurisd ction to the directors of
the department of commission gov
ernment cities to try employees on
charges and to obviate the neces-
sity Of the entire board sitting on
the trial. (Municipal corporations).
II. 597 (by Mr. Gilbert)-Provid des
a means whereby parties are noti-
fed of the filing of an appeal from
the Orphans Court and also to pro-
vide a method by which persons in
terested receive notice of the hearing
Of the appeal. (Revision of laws).
H. sos (by Mr.. Stevens, by requesD
Gives the public utility comm's-
sioners the right to determine the
number of trainmen, or other men,
to be hired to operate such passenger
and freight trains, provided such
trains are composed of more than
three cars and such freight trains as
are composed of more than six
cars; and such commissioners may
make orders and rules for the opera
tors of such trains as they shall deem
needful. (Railroads and canals).
H. 500 (by Mr.. Stevens, by requesD
-Repeals the full crew law. (Rall-
roads and canals).
H. 500 (by Mr.. Morgan)-The pur-
pose of this amendment Is to permit
officers of any bank, trust company,
building and loan association or
savings bank to receive payment for
te,tx
properties after an application has
been made for a loan, provided that
1t does not exceed So. (Revision OF
aws).
H. COL (by Mr.. Morgan)-Gives the
Board of Education of the township
Of Union, Union county, the right to
sell the lands which were willed to
them by the late Richard Townley
for school purposes. The lands are
not large enough for additions which
the board Is compelled to make i'm
provements. Clowns and townships).
H. 602 (by Mr.. Gilbert-The object
is to enable the Orphans Court to adj
judicate an estate insolvent before the
adjustment of the claims of creditors.
(Revision of laws).
H. 603 (by Mr. DeYoe)-Annexes to
the Borough of Lodi part of the
Township of Lodi, in the County Of
Bergen. (Boroughs and borough
commission).
H. 604 (by Mr.. DeYoe)-An amend
ment to the district court law and
gives the judges in Bergen county a
raise in salary. Gives the Judge a
salary of $1,000. 1t changes the law
so as to read over 40 900 inhabitants,
instead of 100000. (Revision of laws).
HI. 605 (by Mr.. Wolverton)-Mak
it lawful for common council or other
legislative body of any city of the
State, when 1t changes or has changed
the date of the beginning and ending
of its fiscal year. to also change by
ordinance the date for making it's an
nual appropriation. (Municipal cor
porations).