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

From a STAFF Correspondent.
TRENTON, Feb. "A bill to d'
away with the automobile reciprocity
act was introduced in the House las
sight by Rev. Henry J. Iobst. O
ffunterden county. This bill, HOUSE
Nc. 26S is n straight repeal at th'
reciprocity act, while House bill No
266. so introduced By Rev. Iobst
REQUIRES a fee of 50 for the use OF
state roads by motor Yeh cles owned
i,v non-residents The bulls are moi
Thought to be favored in the House
A bill of interest 10 Essex county
Was introduced by Minority Leader
Thomas L. Martin, Of Hudson, and
provides that members of the BOARD
of Freeholders In Essex and Hudson
counties shall be paid yearly sal
arv of s2.500 instead Of Sl,50o, as al
present. The director of the board
can receive an additional $500, while
the salary of the county supervisor
is Increased from $500 to $4,000 It
is believed this bill will have the
support of the Essex county delega-
zion.
Assemblyman A. \. Pierson. of
Union brought in a bill TO make a
woman who deserts her children pun
ishable in the same manner as that
provided for "a husband who commits
the same offense.
A number OF bills affecting the
motor vehicle department were IN
PRODUCED besides those mentioned
above. Rev, Mr.. Iobst also put In
bill hitting al it'nerant vendors who
lake advantage Of church lairs,
camp meetings and Sunday school
picnics to ply their trade
Assemblyman II. Edward Wolf, of
pssev. put in d bill providing for the
appointment of a third police just ee
II cities OF the frst-class. Under the
present law only two Justices can be
appointed This b Il applies directly
50 the city of Newark.
Bills Introduced in House.
The full list of bills introduced last
night follows:
Fl. 234 dby Mr.. dalD-Enables
the purchaser of lands of the River
side Land and Improvement Company
o. Paterson To hold good their title
The coInpa ny was Incorporated prior
fc-t875 after it was necessary to report
their dissolution TO the secretary Of
state tCorporotions).
III. 233 (by Mr. Embellishments
Tire law so that veterans Of the Span
ish- American War may be placed first
on the eligible list under the civil 81
nice act. Judiciary.
II. 235 (by Mr.. RandalD-Enables
boards of freeholders IN any county
10 purchase a tract of land over thirty
sscres for erecting Jail workhouse,
etc, so that the same he on one con-
tinuous tract Of land. (Municipal
corporations).
H. 236 (by AR Singer by requestI-
Permits the sheriff's attendant to be
carried free by public utilities when
he is in service. Railroads and ca
nals).
II. 2S7 Cby Mr. Hughes)-A supple
Snent to the osteOpathy law and pro-
vides any person who is a graduate OF
any regular school or college of os-
teopathy may, within three months
after the passage OF this bill, secure
q license to practice. (Public health.
H. 23S (by Mr.. Pierson)-Pro ovides
the same punishment for wife or
mot her who deserts her children that
is provided for a husband and father
who does likewise. tRevision Of law).
r. 239 (by Mr. Pilgrim)-The oil is
for the purpose of enabling q trust
company to qualify as executor, etc.
BY the oath and signature of its trust
Ulcer or assistant trust officer. lJu-
1iciary).
H. 340 Cby Mr. Pilgrim)-Provides a /
curative act. It is intended to pro-
tect the record title to real estate
where the testator was, at the time
II his death, a resident in this State.
but whose Will has been inadvisably
orobated in another State. Judi
,iary).
II. 2G (by Mr.. Pilgrim)-Makes it
Unnecessary for municipalities to bor- (
-ow money on bonds in anticipation
" taxes. Judiciary.
II. 242 (by Mr. ilgrim)-EXenpts !
I'll household goods in private homes,
wearing apparel actually in use from /,
axation Judiciary.
H 243 (bY Mr.. ilgrim)-AmenHs !,
Ne school law Of 1912 by Yalidating /
he board of trustees Of the parental !
schools of Hudson and Essex Coun !
les and also places the title to said /
and in the board OF trustees, and en- !
loweTs the board to make valid con-
.racts for the proper management Of |
he institutions. (Education).
FL PA Cby Mr.. WOlVerton-FiXes the /
iaiary of freeholders in counties haV-
Eg q population between one hundred
thousand and two hundred thousand
1t five hundred dollars instead Of
.hree hundred dollars Does not ap-
ply TO any county having a small
BOARD Judiciary.
H 245 (by Mr.. Wolverton)-An
amendment to the excise law and
ixes a definite term OF office for ex-
Use inspectors in cities having a pop