Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-07
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geous 70. business or residence.
No. Al. by Mr.. Allen.-Anows cleo
ton districts of o instead of 400 vo-
tiers in counties having n population
of less than 10000 inhabitants.
No. 43. by Mr.. Gaunt.-Defning term
commercial feeding stuffs."
No. AZ. by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING
commission for development of Wan
aGue water tract for north Jersey.
No. "A. nv Mr.. .Acklev.-Provides for
egg LAYING and breeding contests at
agricultural experiment station, Vine
land.
No. 80. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the board of and navigation
to grant municipalities. for park pur.
poses. land of the state now or former
ly under tide water.
No. II. by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
state. county. municipal and school dis
trict officials to give bonds of surety
companies incorporated in state when
required as guarantee for faithful per
Torrance of work.
No. 10, by Mr.. Allen.-Permits the
director of agricultural experiment or
his deputies to enter for inspection the
premises of persons purchasing milk
or cream on basis of butter fat. Pro
vides for licensing of those making test
for butter fat.
No. 81. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the commission for amellorating the
condition of the blind to make in
quiries into the cause of blindness.
Cooperation with the state board of
health for the adoption of preventive
measures is directed.
No. 102, by Mr.. Acknowledgements
recorder. police Justice or other officer
having jurisdiction to try offenders for
petty criminal crimes that are now
placed before the grand jury for con
s%ideration.
No. 1903. by Mr.. Stevens.-Restricts
to salary of prosecutor the amount the
attorney general may be paid when
doing work for prosecutors in different
counties.
No. LOG. by Mr.. Barber.-Requires
registering of dogs in every town.
township, village. borough or city and
permits killing of dogs straying off
premises without collar bearing license
number.
No. Ill, by Nj. Barber.-Permits the
state department of health to recover
penalties for violations of cold storage
act and regulates keeping of meats.
eggs, milk, etc.
No. 1920, by Mr.. Gaunt.-Carry ap-
preparations for state aided vocational
schools.
No. 1913, by Mr.. Colgate.-Permits
counties to employ nurses to report
and care for cases of tuberculosis.
No. 126. by Mr.. Egan.-Permits is
suance of $7.000.00O in bonds for state
highways If voters approve at next
election. Interest on bonds is to be
met by taking 100000 from automo-
bile license funds each year.
No. 1870, by Mr.. Edge.-Repeals act
requiring state to take census every
ten years.
No. 1872, by Mr.. Wells.-Extends term
of township and district fire wardens
from one to three years.
No. 1875, by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING
Trenton to construct streets over AS
sunpink creek for shorter route to
Pennsylvania railroad station.
No. 145, by Mr.. GGunt.-Transfers to
the department of agriculture the pow
ers vested in the state board of agri-
culture, state board of health, commits
sion on tuberculosis in animals. live
stock commission and other boards re-
lating to the agricultural interests of
the state.
No. 14S, by Mr.. Smalley.-Permits
the governing body of boroughs to
pay $500 to the widow or dependents
of a member of the governing body
who has lost his life or has been In
jured in performance of duty for the
borough.
No. 150r by Mr.. Smalley.-Prohibits
the sale of liquor in greater quantities
than a quart excepting by special per
NIT.
No. 1916, by Mr.. McCran.-Creates a
commission of three persons to revise
and codify the statutes of the state re-
lating to cities.
No. 15S, by Mr.. McCran.-Requires
carrying of registration certificate for
automobile with machine at all times.
No. 160. by Mr.. McCran.-Requires
drivers of automobiles to notify rotor
vehicle commissioner of all accidents
in which they may be involved.
No. 10, by Mr.. Rathbun.-Makes it
a misdemeanor for the mother of minor
children dependent upon her for sup
port to desert them.
No. 229, by Mr.. Barber.-Requires
boards of health to file with the state
department of health annual reports on
the health condition in it's Jurisdiction.
No. 247, by Mr.. McCran.-Permits i'm
prisonment for three days Of drivers
who fail to pay fine for not carrying
lights on wagons after sunset.
No. 273, by Mr.. Smalley.-State sup
Elemental appropriation bill, with total
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