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


rial and manner of erection of al
/ fences bill-boards, signs and adver-
tisements, and provides for the
licens ng thereof. Municipal corpor.
ations).
II. 2S6 (by Mr.. Hammond, J.)-Pro.
Vides a standard for booths for NOV
ing picture machines: fixed, station
airy booths for permanent use, in
places such as theatres, and portable
booths for temporary use for places
such as schools, churches, etc. (Mis-
cellaneous business)
H. 2S7 (by Mr.. Pancoast)-Provides
for the pay of patrolmen on the po-
lice force in towns and townships
For the first year eight hundred dol
lars, for the second year eight hun
dred and fifty dollars, for the third
year nine hundred dollars, for the
fourth year nine hundred and fifty,
for the fifth year one thousand dol
lars, for the sixth one thousand and
fifty, for the seventh eleven hundred,
for the eighth eleven hundred and
fifty and twelve hundred dollars for
every year thereafter. Crowns and
townships).
H. 2SS COY Mr. MARTINI )-Repeals the
law providing for county board of
health In Hudson county. Judiciary.
II. 2S9 Thy MIR. Barbour)-A supple
by cities to enforce the payment of
past due taxes. The first section pro-
! ydes that a certificate of sale offered
by the cities shall be void after ten
years. The bill provides that the per-
son who appears to be the owner on
the books of the city win be reoog-
nized aad a deed given to such person
upon proof or loss OF the certificate.
| The bill shows that IN the city Of
| Paterson there are lands for which
| the peCple have lost the certificates
and are unable to obtain a deed.
! (Taxation).
| Senate Bills.
The following bills were introduced
S 1SS (by Mr. Read)-Authorizes
!, incorporated Baptist churches to
merge consolidate or dissolve. Cor
porationsl.
S 139 (by Mr.. Read)-An act for
| the relief of Wallace Ablitt, a mem
| Der Of the National Guard, who was
! injured during a company inspection
in the Camden Armory. Judiciary.
S $40 (by Mr.. Read)-Authori5es
boards of chosen freeholders in coun
ties between 100000 and ,00G in
haoitants TO appoint a custodian Of
the court house for term of three
years salary not to exceed $4,000.
Judiciary.
5. Ill (by Mr.. Read)-Permits the
adjutant- general to make a charge
of 81 for every certified copy Of u
record furnished by his department
(Military).
s. 142 (by Mr. White)-Requires
any person. firm or corporation main |
tanning and operating electric and |
trolley railways to provide and equip |
their passenger cars with proper and |
adequate sanitary toilet conveniencea |
for the use and convenience of pas
sengers. (Railroads and canals). /
S l43 (by Mr. Allen)-Amends the |
election act by providing that an cleo
tion district shall consist of five hun
dred voters. instead of four hundred, |
as provided by the Geran election
law. (Elections).
s. 14s (by Mr.. Hutchinson)-Autn
ICES municipalities to form an organ
i1ation of municipalities for joint
municipal action upon questions af- !
fectiug their general welfare GNU I
nicipal corporatlons).
S. 150 (by Mr.. Hutchinson, by re-
quest)-Defines the term, 'itinerant
vendors to be persons or corpora
tions selling or disposlng OF goods,
wares or merchandise in any store
shop or warehouse, in and from which |
selling and vending, either by imme-
date sale or taking of orders is car
ried on for a per iod less than a year. |
(Boroughs and townships). I
s. 150 (by Mr.. Hutchinson, by re- |
quest)-7Defines the term 'ftinerant |
vendors as persons or corporations
selling goods in any store or ware
house occupied by them for period
of less than one year. (Boroughs and
townships).
s. 151 (by Mr.. Hutchinson, by re-
uuest)-Abolishes the Hudson county
Board Of Health and Vital Statistics.
public health).
$. 152 (by MIR. Hutchinson, by re-
duest)-EXtends for period OF two
years from December 81, 1915, the time
for the completion of certain rail-
roads; provided that money has act
ually been expended in construction.
Railroads and canals).
s. 144 (by Mr.. Gaunt)--Provides
that where a judgment creditor holds
an unsatisfied judgment he shall be
allowed to levy upon the wages OF
any man earning s12 week or more
without notice to such person, pro-
vided the levy does not exceed 10
per cent. Of the weekly salary, such
levy shall be continuing levy until
the Judgment is satisfied. This Is
what is known as "a garnishee bill
s. 145 (by Mr.. Hennessy)-Provides
that stenographic reporters of the
Court OF Chancery, whose salary
shall be in lieu of the per diem al
lowance now allowed by law, shall,
without additional compensation, Ale |
with the clerk of the court a copy |
of all testimony taken by them. (Ju-
diciary).
S. 146 (by Mr.. NcGinnis)-Permits
cities to place water, gas and sewer |
connections in front OF lots facing |
on streets that are to be paved in |
order to prevent the reopening of |
such streets, to make such connec- |
tions. (Municipal corporatlons).
S. 147 (by Mr.. Hutchinson)-Amen |
the requisition act by providing that |
IT. shall not apply to any department, |
institution, commission, board or
body which now or hereafter may be
IN receipt of earnings. fines or money
from other sources other than ap-
propriations, and which by operation
of Law are entitled to use the same
for the purposes and expenses Of
such departments. Appropriations.
S 14S (by Mr. Hutchinson)-Amen
the act for the regulation and incor-
poration Of insurance companies by
providing that where a minor be-
tween the ages OF fifteen and twenty
one years shall be competent to con-
tract for such insurance. Blanks
and insurance).
These bills were favorably reported:
House 1872. III, 172, 166, 101, 1o3, 22O,
221. 222, 223, SO, ia, 115, 225, 176
The following bills were given Sec
ond reading: House %, 30, 100. 105,
1872, III, 172. 1856, 101, 220, 221. 222, 223,
BPS. 80, ia. 115, 116
The following bills were passed: