Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-04-09

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fading court records. l26. Permits of
appointment of fire wardens in differ
ent parts Of the state. 1875. 1856. 1877.
Provide funds for coast protection
work. III. Allows speedy execution of
judgments against intangible property.
It's. ReviseS procedure in court of chan
Gerry. 212. Permits certificates of in
spection for bee colonies. ODD. Permits
persons holding civil Office to accept
commissions i'm the national guard. 231.
Requires making of three certificates of
returns of board of registry and cleo
ton. %. Revises compensation under
employers liability act. 50. Allows
towns to raise $150.0O0 for street i'm
provements.
Included in the house bills that have
received the signature of the executive
are: Z
o6. Gives juvenile court part jurisdic-
ton in granting of widows pensions.
100. Permits employment of county
prisoners ON roads and authorizes pay
ment for their services. 1913. Allows
of review by justice of supreme court
in case of dismissal of employees under
civil service. 200. Amends law on sale
of lands under public statute. 210.
Amends law for cancellation of mort
cages. 256. Prohibits use of glaring
headlights on automobiles. 315. Regu-
lates the length of nets and seines to
be used in fishing in upper township in
Cape May county. 325. Directs that
after Jan. l. 1916. there shall be filed
with the county clerks a copy of every
blue print referring to tax maps which
has been approved by the state board
of equalization. $40. Permits combin-
ing of insurance risks in one policy.
$50. Makes salaries of court constables
in counties of 100000 inhabitants 81.
1865. Permits sale of land at State
Home For Girls to city of Trenton for
park purposes. 401. Provides for joint
use of poles on streets by utility com-
panies. Alb. Allows boroughs on in
land waterways to construct bulk
heads. etc. All. Allows women watch
ers at polls on election for constitu.
tional amendment governing equal
suffrage.
Bills Passed by House.
In the house of assembly the bills
that have been passed include:
House 40. Wolverton Increases
from $500 to $500 the pay of freehold
ers in counties with a population be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
House 100, Schoen-Permits town t.
appoint electrical inspectors.
House 321, Martin-Provides for the
expiration of the term of he jury com
missioner with that of the sheriff.
House S0T. {Oliphant-Amends the
Geran election act by eliminating the
necessity of a voter telling his age.
House 1913, Henry-Authorizes coun-
ty boards of taxation to notify district
boards of appeals from assessments in
order that they may be defended if
desired.
House Joint Resolution 6. Stevens
Creates a state commission on public
records.
House 1872. Martin-Permits of a dis
count of 5 per cen if a collateral in
heritance tax is paid within six months
from the time of the oath of the tesla
tor.
House $50. Berry-Prohibits the sale
and storage of paper balloons contain
ing paraffin or other combustible ma
terial.
House 393. Hughes-Requires police
to notify attorney or relative of ar
rested person if requested to do so.
Senate 315. White-Permits of the ex-
penditure of public money for treat
ment of persons bitten by dogs suspect
ed to be suffering from rabies.
Senate Joint Resolutions 6, Colgate
Permits of the naming of a commits
sion to revise the laws for the com
mitment of insane persons.
Senate 265. Mathis-Permits free
holders to issue bonds to cover indebt-
edness.
House 724. Quinn-Requires an eight
hour day for laborers employed on
state work.
Senate 270, Rathbun-Amends cor
poration act by eliminating the neces-
sity of a resident director for a corpor-
alton.
House 645. Martin-Makes owners
of dogs responsible for the injury to
persons by the animals.
Senate 292, Ackerson-Permits Avon
to construct an artificial lake.
House 6S7, Runyon-Codifes laws re-
lating to shade tree commissions.
House SIT, Martin-Gives the keeper
of the state prison the power to feed
the court of pardons and the prison in
spectors when they visit the prison.
House 24S. Kates-Enables savings
institutions to pension employees.
House 423. Hunter-Makes %coroners
morgue keepers.
Ordinances by Townships.
Senate 2S3. Mathis-Enables town
ship committees to enact building ordi-