Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-03-19

appropriate money 10 auFeflI5e III
vaHtages OF borough.
By Mr. Rafhbun-Measure designed
TO give home rule 10 municipalities.
By Mr.. Munson-Permits county OF
municipality 10 appropriate money for
forest park reservation.
By Mr.. Aekley-Reqnires state and
county hospitals maintained for the
treatment of communicable diseases to
report such cases direct 10 the state
board of health.
Bills presented in the house include
the following:
By Mr.. Anderson-Creates u commits.
sion on animal industry. describing its
powers and duties and fixing penalties
for violation.
By Mr.. Sheppard-Amends the jury
commission law and cuts salaries OF
commissioners. In counties of first
class commissioner is to receive $500
instead Of 5000: second class $3.50 In.
stead OF $50: In other counties $50
instead of $500.
BY Mr.. Martin-Regulates the opera
ton of traekless trolley automobiles.
under control of public utility commits.
sion and the department Of motor
vehicles. Cars must be operated under
the limited franchise law.
BY Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the law
regulating public shows. Prescribes
height. ETC.. Of buildings for picture
shows and other like entertainment.
By Mr.. Notwithstanding prosecu'
tors and court to increase the salary
of county detectives from $500 to
$500.
BY Mr.. Vannote-Amends the law fol
the preservation of sheep and makes
the law apply TO all municipalities
where the owner of a dog must register
It with the clerk of the municipality.
BY Mr.. Thomson-Removes assistant
prosecutors from the protection of civil
service.
BY Mr.. West-Allows counties with
a population of more than 10000 to
employ a county detective whose sal.
ary shall not exceed $1,000.
School Medical Inspection.
BY Mr.. Peacock-Provide for the ex
preston of the opinion of the people OF
the state on the question of a state pro
hibition law.
BY Mr.. Green ood-Makes the ap.
pointment of medical inspectors for
public schools permissible instead Of
mandatory
BY Mr.. Whitman-Makes any lndl
vidual or officer OF a corporation pub.
fishing a newspaper guilty of a misde-
meanor who shall charge a less rate
for the Insertion of advertisements
than provided In the law regulating the
price to he paid for official advertising
BY Mr.. Martin Makes 1t possible for
students of an approved medical col
Iege who graduated before the law of
1912 became effective to take the state
medical hoard examination without
having gone through the preliminary
education as provided In the 1912 law.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the dis
trict court law and Increases the salary
of the judges. In cities having over
100000 population they are to receive
S4. 300: between 100000 and 10000.
$4,000; between 10000 and 10000. 49,
800, between 10000 and 25.0O0. 1900:
between $4,000 and 1000. $1,000.
BY Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. district
law and increases the salaries of
the clerks set out in the preceding bill
to be $1,000 81. $50. $1,000. $3.50, 5000.
ST 300. X1.O1n and $500.
BY nj. Wolverton Enables Dor
oughs to purchase and operate exist
ing planfs.
BY Mr.. Henry-compels dealers TO
keep a registry of the sale of revolvers.
etc. and requires the purchaser to pre-
sent permit from the police of his
right to carry Il revolver at the time
of the purchase
BY Mr.. Meart-A Amends the law pro
viding for he officers of the senate
and general assembly and makes a re
ducIion IN the saiary TO be paid to
each employee
BY Mr.. Weart-Provides a fine OF
500 for the violations of the law gov
erning concentrated commercial food
stuffs.
BY Mr.. Weart--Omits from Geran
law provision requiring voter to tell
his age.
Gusts State Boards.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the pres
ent board of managers of the reforma-
tory at Clinton and the board of trus
fans of fho Stafa Homn For Girls Tho
boards of the State prison. State hos
pital. State Home For Boys. Village
For Epileptics and Home For Feeble
minded are abolished under other meas
ures. The plan Is TO replace them with
boards having charge of more than one
institution.
BY Mr.. Whitman-Amends the act
relative to the county boards of taxa
ton and their duties so that the assess
ment may be appealed from before the
tax rate is finally fixed. The compen-