The Penn's Grove record., 1920-03-12
THE LEGISLATURE
The following bills have been intro
duced since last report:
ASSEMRTY

The following bills have been intro.
duced since last report:
ASSEMBLY
No. 311. Adds correctional homes
of the religious faith of the parents
of an incorrigible boy to the list OF
places where said boy may be com
mitted.
No. 315. Prohibits the return OF
unsold bread and other bakery pro-
ducts from the dealer, hotel keeper.
restaurants and consumers.
No. 316. Amends the title of the
Freebooter law so as to provide for IL
censing jitneys-
No. 1926. Makes the fiscal year of
the schools and the fiscal year of mu-
inequalities concurrent.
No. 1926. Changes the date of the
meetings of the Board of School Es-
innate from February LIST and Febru-
airy 18th to December 18th and Deem
Der 31st.
No. 342. Abolishes the limit that
may be borrowed in anticipation of
taxes for current expenses.
No. 343. Exempts from taxation
all tools and wagons, ETC., used by
farmers.
No. 344. Seeks to secure perpetual
care of cemetery lots.
No. 345. Compels the marking and
stamping of crates, baskets and car
riers in which fruits and vegetables
are sold.
No. 351. Makes the compensation
of members of a township committee,
where not fixed by a referendum, not
to exceed $3.50 per year. Township
clerk shall receive the same as the
members of the committee.
No. 353. Provides better protection
at grade crossings. Makes railroads
show a red danger signal visible at
least 300 yards away from such cross
ings. ;,
No. 354. Eliminates poll taxes"
from the half-yearly payment plan.
No. 355. Provides that no recorder
shall have jurisdiction over any viola
ton outside of the borough of which
he is a resident.
No. 357. Makes an extension of
highways to provide a route from the
State Of New Jersey to the State OF
Delaware.
No. 366. Provides for a course in
fire prevention in the schools OF the
State.
No. 367. Provides for an appropri-
alton sufficient to purchase text books
on fire protection in the schools.
No. 368. Extends the provisions OF
the Religious Corporations act to the
New Jersey State Association of
Spiritualists.
No. 800. Enables boards of free
holders to appropriate annually money
for the purchase of official markers
for the graves of veterans OF the Civil
War.
No. 37O. Provides for the regula-
ion of .jitney buses and puts them
,nder the control of the Public Utility
Commission.
No. 373. Increases the compensa-
ton under the Workmen's Compensa-
ton act in case of death from Sl2 TO
SIS a week.
No. 1888. Makes owners of lands
responsible for not disclosing to the
purchaser that a blanket mortgage is
on the land.
No. 1884. Gives power to a person
selected by the surrogate to take an
oath.
No. 389. Validates ~conveyances
made by a wife for her interest In real
estate, which deed was not signed by
her husband. ,
No. 1896. State Board of Control OF
Institutions and Agencies bill provides
for a SIG, 900 bond issue for devel-
opment and equipment OF State lnstl-
tutions.
No. 400. Places street railway COM
panies on the same basis as steam
railroad companies in the matter OF
protection in the collection of fares.
No. 40. Incorporates the borough
of Ocean Grove, Monmouth county.
No. AIT. Fixes the penalty. Tor taS
arrearages. Places the maximum al
10 Per cent.
No. 419. Requires 10 years resi-
dence in any county to establish
legal settlement. The present law
makes it 5 years.
No. APO. Provides for filing II
county clerks office of affidavit Of
publication of notice of trademark OF
device on bottles used for soda watel
and other beverages.
No. 426. Remedies a defect in the
law for the secrecy of a ballot al
school elections.
No. 428. Provides for a tax on out
of door advertisements and for the ex
emption of certain signs.
No. 437. Places the re-districtint
of election districts in the Count.
Board of Elections, instead of the gov
erning body of any city.