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

years. The total sum of approximate
1y S15 100000 is to be used for the
building of the highways.
No. 3. by Mr.. Schoen.-Newark rip
per- bill allowing mayor to name city
officers for eighteen months without
confirmation of common council, which
is now of different political faith.
No. 4. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
uniform budget system for municipali-
ties and counties and provides for a
scientific policy for financing in an
t~icipation. The appropriation of $780,
100000 annually is controlled by this
statute.
No. 5. by Mr.. Pierson.-Directs the
bonding of floating Indebtedness of
municipalities and repeats laws that
will permit future funding of floating
debt.
No. Z. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
the appointment of a commissioner of
municipal accounts by the state treas
urer at a salary of $4,000 to supervise
sinking fund requirements, audit ac-
counts and publish statements. The
plON iolOil ina int tODupliOlACl ohhii Z
ceive and publish annual statements
Of municipalities is repealed.
10. s. by Mr.. Pierson.-Establishes a
uniform statement of the financial on
dition of cities. counties and school
districts.
No. 9, by Mr.. Pierson.-Requires mu-
nicipal clerks. boards of freeholders
in school districts to file certified copies
of the proceedings In connection with
bond issues with the commissioner of
municipal accounts.
No. 10, by Mr.. Pierson.-Provides a
penalty of 6 per cent interest for the
nonpayment Of the state, school and
county taxes when due.
No. 10. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
for the employment of inmates of
county warehouses and provides for
payment.
No. 20. by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING
the use of advertising signs In streets
and highways or upon private property
unless by consent of the
No. 81. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
for the erection of a state armory in
the city of Passaic when an appropri-
alton of 100000 is available.
No. %, by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING
from taxation household goods and
wearing apparel to the amount of $500.
No. 80, by Mr.. Glover.-Appropri-
ates $500,0 900 to the Commission of the
Palisades Interstate Park for the com
pletion of the Henry Hudson drive.
No. 30, by Mr.. Recommendations
townships to spend money for adver-
Using and civic displays.
No. 40. by Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
for the improvement of township roads
at the expense of the township com
mittee and boards of chosen free
holders.
No. 80, by Observation-Disclosures
terms of office for commissioner to
govern fire protection in townships.
No. Sc, by Mr.. Ru1yon.-Enables gov
erning bodies of second class munich
palities to ascertain public sentiment
on various questions through an ex'
preston on ballots at election. Tht
boards, however, are not bound by the
result of the vote.
No. IS, by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
prosecutors delaying trial in crimina
court.
No. 80. by Mr.. Wolverton.-Permit'
the court to fix an amount to be paio
a wife or child by a deserving husband
No. 60. by Mr.. Herrick.-Permits
cities. boroughs. townships and vii
f.wo. - Iiaanoo md rn0I11ofn rnU1nf
bands of gypsies.
No. II. by Mr.. Moore.-Requires ap
plication forty-eight hours in advance
for marriage license. The object o.
this statute is to prevent the practice
of clipping couples from seeking a ha
ven in Jersey and to wipe out the prac
tice of marriage runners" who have
made it a business to act as witnesses
for applicants for licenses.
No. rs, by Mr.. Singer.-Makes bring
ing stolen goods into the state know
ingly a criminal ~offense.
No. "a. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures in
~corporated towns to spend $4,000 fol
fire apparatus.
No. 90, by Mr.. Runyon.-Strengthen
tenement house act by requiring fire
escapes on three story houses having
only one means of egress and prohibit.
the use of wooden shingles on new
structures.
No. 103. by Mr.. Glover.-Broaden
the scope Of the civil rights bill ant
defines what is to be included by tn,
words place of public accommodation
resort or amusements." This statute
was passed at the behest of the ne
groes.
No. 1O6, by Mr.. Morgan.-The Eliza
beth almshouse bill. granting authori
ty for the purchase of land.
Newark Zone Bill.
No. 1T. by Mr.. Morgan.-Supplemenf
to the act directing the descent of rea
estate to prevent escheats and for
FIXTURES and to carry out the intent oil
the testator or testatriX.