Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-04-07
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verses are to be selected by the teach

school or the city superintendent may
establish a system of collections fol
small amounts among the pupils to be
deposited in their names. The object
is to encourage saving among the stu
dents.
No. "a, by Mr.. Roberts.-Regulates
the sale of agricultural seed, requiring
label to show amount of contents and
permits naming of seed analyst.
No. 81, by Mr.. Oliphant. Allows
commission for ameliorating the condi
tion of the blind to advance state funds
to the blind who wish to buy equip
ment for manufacturing goods. Meth
DDS for the return Of the money are
provided.
No. 38. by Mr.. Wolverton.-Allows
murder juries to direct sentence or lie
Imprisonment instead of death for con,
Wet.
No. 40, by Mr.. Kates.-Permits reg
ulation of jitneys and governs bonding
Of owners and payment of percentage
Of earnings.
No. GO. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
second class cities to publish names OF
persons delinquent in payment OF per
sonal taxes. Provides for lien on prop
erty.
No. 6S. by Mr.. Herrick.-Requlres
two white lights on front OF motorcy'
cles with side car attachment.
No. 81, by Mr.. Kates.-Enables mold
ers of proved checks of decedent per
sons to obtain payment before the set
Element of estate.
No. III, by Mr.. Whitman.-Places
claim of nurse among preferred debtors
In estate of decedent persons.
No. 142. by Mr.. Whitman.-Makes 1t
unlawful for intoxicated persons TO
hunt for game.
No. 1877, by Mr.. Morgan.-Provides
appropriation for support of INDECENT
blind babies.
No. 172, by Mr.. Sheppard.-Reduces
cost of fees on property sold for taxes.
No. 1872, by Mr.. Dugan.-Legalizes
amateur boxing bouts.
No. 200. by Mr.. Godfrey.-Extends
term of Commissioner Of Labor Bryant
and directs establishment of bureaus
In labor department.
No. 219. by Mr.. Kates.-Provides for
the establishment of game refugees by
fish and game commission.
No. 243. by Mr.. Morgan.-Directs the
erection of a normal school at Eliza
beth.
No. 2S7, by Mr.. Whitman.-Makes II
illegal for repairmen or garage keepers
t. pay chauffeurs a bonus for storage
of motor vehicles CT purchase of sup
plies.
No. POI, by Mr.. Crosby.-Provides for
the appointment In counties o. helping
teachers to assist and direct young
teachers In class work.
No. 29S, by Mr.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
use of portable moving picture booths
for exhibitions In halls.
No. 315, by Mr.. Hammond.-Author-
ICES taxing of abutting property own
ers for lights on white way of cities.
No. 1926, by Mr.. Geran.AAllows the
appointment of forty-fve additional
special motor vehicle inspectors to
serve without pay.
No. 1874, by Mr.. Geran.-Permits the
employment of nurses for the needy
sick by municipalities. Payment for
services is to be made from public
funds.
No. 1897. by Mr.. Geran.-Injunction
and abatement statute designed to
wipe out d~isorderly houses.
No. 343, by Mr.. Pancoast.-Changes
Geran election law so that personal
registration will apply to municipalities
Of 10000 instead of 5000. Eliminates
requirement of voter telling his age
and enables him to make either an X
or + mark before the name of a can
didate for whom he wishes to vote.
No. $40, by Mr.. Pancoast.-Requires
that mortgage records shall contain the
amount of mortgage, when and how
payable, the rate of interest and the
signatures of those making acknowl
edgements.
No. 1853, by Mr.. Pierson.-Limits the
terms of bonds to the life of an i'm
provement and governs the issue of
serial bonds and their method Of pay
ment.
No. 371, by Mr.. Winne.-Amends the
insurance laws so that statutes affect
ing casualty companies. fire and life
insurance companies will be the same
in first and second class cities.
No. 1902, by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
school children over fourteen years of
age to spend alternate weeks in class
rooms and factories under the joint SUI
pervision of the school authorities and
the commissioner of labor. The OBJ
ject is to give the pupils practical ex-
p~erience in the trades in conjunction
with theoretical training.
No. 440, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
from four to three nights per week the
number of sessions for night schools.
No. 442, by Mr.. Oliphant.-Provides
for a commission to investigate the
method of procedure for the establish
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