Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-04-13

ing of cigarettes to minors or other
substitutes for smoking.
No. 1877, by Mr.. Vreeland-Permits
towns to increase their wa@r supply
by raising their bond limit from $780,
600 to 100000.
No. Iii, by Mr.. Whitman.-Imposes
a penalty Of $50 for catching cells with
a dredge rake or other device.
No. $50, by Mr.. Oliphant.-Limits the
use of the spot light on automobiles to
searching for house numbers.
No. 1S1, by Mr.. Oliphant.-Makes
lawful the use of new motor vehicle
tags from Dec. 81 of the preceding
year.
No. 1872, by Mr.. Oliphant.-Extends
the automobile reciprocity law to resi-
dents of Canada.
No. 1876, by Mr.. Morgan..Makes 1t a
misdemeanor for persons afflicted with
specified diseases to enter the marital
state.
No. POP. by Mr.. Read.-Permits of re-
strictions on taxicab stands in front OF
hotels with fifty or more rooms.
No. PIT, by Mr.. Sheppard.-Repea1s
the statute which prohibited the en-
ployment of nonresidents on oyster
boats.
No. 223, by Mr.. Roberts.-Repeals
the full crew law of 1913. but places
on the railroads the burden Of showing
before the Public Utility Commission
that extra men are not needed in the
crews.
No. 224, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
adequate safeguards for operatives
working on scaffolding.
No. 231. by Mr.. Badgley.-Adds judy
ments and mechanics liens which may
be postponed to the lien of subsequent
mortgage.
No. 232. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
boards of freeholders to issue bonds
for county parks.
No. 244. by Mr.. wo,verton.-Makes
valid the payment Of a check or other
banking transaction Saturday after
noon.
No. 1853. by Mr.. Wolber.-Provides
for the display of the United States
flag In courtrooms.
No. 26S, by Mr.. Morgan.-Requires
appraisers for inheritance taxes to
pass ClfA lCC
No. 27O, by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the civil service commission to enforce
its commands for the reinstatement
of persons discharged from their po-
sitions.
No. 271, by Mr.. Morgan.-Compels
state departments to follow the in
structions of the civil service board
in making up efficiency records.
No. 273, by Mr.. Morgan.-Extends to
four months the period in which tenn
porary appointments may be made
under the civil service law.
No. 274. by Mr.. Morgan.-Prohibits
dismissal from positions after the
adoption of the civil service law by a
municipality.
No. 27S, by Mr.. Wolverton.-Permits
the imposition of a life sentence upon
persons indicted for murder and plead
ing guilty to a lesser crime b muir
de- in the first degree.
No. 500. by Mr.. Northumberland
from four to five the membership of
the civil service commission and au-
thorized the governor to name the
president of the board.
No. PSI. by Mr.. Pierson.-Proyides
for a course in physical training In
the public schools for preparedness.
To Prevent Accidents.
No. a93. by Mr.. Pierson.-Requires
that horse drawn vehicles be equipped
with a red light attached to the rear
in addition to a white light in front.
No. 800. by Mr.. ADMINISTRATIONS the
state to donate a strip of land needed
for removal of grade crossing on the
Philadelphia and Reading road at
Trenton Junction.
No. 300, by Mr.. Allinson.-Increases
from $500 to $1,000 the pay for as,
sistant prosecutors in Mercer and Mid.
dlesex counties.
No. 800, by Mr.. Pierson Provides
for serial bonds for purchase of land
for school purposes.
No. 321, by Mr.. Pierson.-Empowers
legal voters to decide whether land
shall be purchased for school purposes.
No. 331, by Mr.. Pierson.-Amends
municipal bond law by requiring only
one annual debt statement.
No. 33S, by Mr.. Winne.-Requires
that the expenses of the sheriff's office
in first class counties be kept within
the receipts.
No. $40, by Mr.. Winne.-Compels sur
rogates, county clerks and registers of
deeds to keep expenses of their depart
ments within their income.
No. 346, by Mr.. Wilson.-Provides
for the bonding Of middlemen who buy
milk and cream.
No. 35S, by Mr.. Johnson.-Allows
Newark to increase to $4,000, 900 it's ex-
penditures on the Newark Terminal
project.
No. 373, by Mr.. yreeland.-Permits
municipalities to join in a contract for
the disposal of sewage, garbage, etc.