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

! sand dollars without advertising
, (Municipal corporations).
H. 259 (by Mr. Dolan)-Creates &
department of architecture. Alst
; creates the office of State architect
: Gives him supervision over the con.
struction of public buildings. (Ju-
diciary).
II, $50 Cby Mr.. Henry)-Requires q
hagpole to be placed in front Of G
polling place, upon which the Amer
ican flag must be shown. (Elec'
tionsD.
] IL. 261 tby Afr Colgan) -iExempts
lawyers actually engaged In the prac-
tice of law on jury DUTY. Judiciary
II. 262 (by Mr.. Whitman)-Requires
the issuance and fling of certificates
by clerks of the Court of Chancery
and Supreme Court respecting the
rights, powers and duties of attor-
! neys-at-law and masters in. chancery
to take af1idavits, acknowledgements
and proofs of deeds. (Revision of
laws.
Il. 26S (by Mr.. Whitman)-An
amendment to the election law. Makes
the county clerk furnish the city
clerk, etc. such supplies as are nee
essary to conduct a primary or eiec-
tion at least ter days prior to the first
registration day (Elections).
H. 264 (bY Mr.. Iobst)-Proh'bits the
sale Of goods within one mile of any
camp meeting. Sunday school picnic.
church fair by any person. without a
regular place Of business, or without
a permit from the managers or trus-
tees of said camp meeting. Sunday
school. etc. The bill Is aimed at itin-
Grant venders. Miscellaneous busi-
ness).
II 265 (by Mr.. Iobst)-Permits per
sons above the age of fourteen to fish
without license. Also. allows own
ers OF land to fish and hunt on their
own land without a license. Game
and fish.
J H. 266 (by Mr.. IobsD-Requires
fee Cf five dollars for the using of
motor vehicles upon the public high
ways of this State by non-residents.
CHighways).
H. 267 (by Mr. lobsD-Provides that
suckers, catfish. carp and eels may be
taken at any time in any manner, ex-
cept by net. tGame and fish.
( H. 26S (by Mr. IObSt)-Repeals an
! act known as the reciprocity act for
the operation of motor vehicles in the
state. Highways).
II. 269 (by Mr. Ostrom)-Provides
for the payment of twenty-five cents
TO three extra men who are called on
every jury. but do not serve. The
bill also sets out the fee to be pa
by persons involved in the district
court when they call for jury to
hear the evidence. (Revis'on of laws).
II. 270 (by Mr.. Ostrom)-Makes the
prosecutor of the pleas in any county
to give two days notice in writing, 10
the attorney of record before the ar
raigning of any person detained with
out bail and also makes the prosecu-
tor give him ten days notice of the
trial. (Reyision of laws).
H. 21 (by Mr.. Ostrom)-Proposes
to do away with the necessity for a
new notice of trial for each Subsequent
term Of court. II one notice is given
the clerk of the court may carry it
over from term TO term without the
/ plaintiff or defendant giving notice Of
! trial. tRevlsion of laws.
II. 212 (by Mr.. Ostrom)-The pur-
pose is to prevent industrial insurance
companies to charge against the sal
airy of any agent or representative OF
that company for the lapse of any in
dustrial policy, except when said in
dustrial policy shall lapse within
twenty-six weeks. Then said agent
shall forfeit all commissions received
by him the time the policy was issued. |
Judiciary.
H. 27S (by Mr.. Conrad-Permits the
sale of wild ducks. geese. brant, reed
birds and rail birds during the open
season and for period of fifteen days
thereafter. Game and fish,.
II. 274 (by Mr.. StevenS)-Allows !
municipalities on the Atlantic Ocean |
to make and determine the kind OF
structure necessary to prevent en-
croachment by the sea in certain !
cases without first obtaining the ap-
proval of the New Jersey Harbor |
Commission (Municipal corpora !
tions).
H. 275 (by Mr.. Stevens)-The pur-
pose is to place the moneys received |
from license fees arrears, ETC.. in the |
hands of the treasurer to be disposed |
of and appropriated as other moneys
at annual or special elections of town !
ships. Clowns and townships).
II. 276 (by Mr.. Schoen, by request)
Eliminates the necessity of holding
a special election should a vacancy
occur in the Board of Commiss' oners
or in an elective Office Under the
present law these offices can only be
filled by a special election. The OBJ
iect is merely to authorize an ad
interim appointment or election by
the remaining members of the board
until the next municipal or general
elect on Municipal corporationsl.
II. 277 (by Mr. Crosby)-Provides
that governing bodies Of cities may
pass ordinances requiring house con-
nections to sewer. Pas and water
mains before completion OF street i'm
movements. and make such connec-
ions a t expense of the property own
rs. This bill is a supplement to the
7harter of East Orange. (MunicipaI
2orporations)
II. 27s tby Mr. Crosby)-Gives to
excise commissioners power TO enact
rd'nance and prescribe penalties for
.iolations thereof and modes of en-
fnrement. The bill affects the city of
Cast Orange. municipal corpora
tions).
RI 279 (by Mr.. Crosby)-It saves
he necessity Of expense of advert s.
'ng all ordinances in the case of re-
vision bv limiting advertising to title
nr revising ordinance The bill ap-
pl:es to East Orange. (Municipal
corporations).
! H. $50 (by Mr.. Barradale)-The
purpose is to reimburse Mary l..
Dunston as Administrative of the es-
tate of Oscar c. Dunstan for money
paid TO the United States govern
ment in accordance with the income
tax. The amount paid was s2.651 %.
This money was returned to the State
i because the law was declared un-
constitutional. Judiciary.
! II. 2s1 (by Mr.. Borden)-An act to
change the name of Henry T. Spalt
of Jersey City. He wants the name
Of Henry +. Holl. Judiciary.
/ II. 2s2 (by Mr.. DeCamp)-Repeals
/ the law which DrOVideS that no nerson