The Penn's Grove record., 1921-02-11
THE LEGISLATURE

real estate brokers and agents. Com
mission to consist of three members
appointed by the Governor. Sucl
license to be $40.
Allowing county school superinten'
dents to apply to board of freeholderS
for more than $1,000 per year fol
clerical hire.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 1. The
Mackay resolution providing for q
special commission to make a State
wide investigation of law violations
and the conduct of any public official
body, department, board or commits
sion.
Amendment to the Volunteer Fire
Department law, increasing members
pay from $12 to-$25 per year.
Amending the Crimes act by allow
ing fish and game wardens to carry
firearms without a permit while on
duty.
Authorizing the appointment of an
additional fish and game warden for
each county.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 2.
Provides for the appointment of a
committee to investigate the subject
of the shortage of dwelling houses,
the high cost of construction and the
difficulty in obtaining material and
labor. Commission to consist OF SIX
members, three from the Senate and
three from the Assembly. Appropri-
ate $4,000.
Giving prisoner the right to waive
formal requisition, and allows him to
return to another State, without the
requisition signed by the Governor.
Prohibiting Federal, State and
County employees from serving on
any jury.
Prohibiting hunters for wild deer
from carry gun of smaller calibre
than twelve gauge shot OF other
than buckshot.
Increasing fees for justices OF the
peace in criminal proceedings, giving
81 for complaint and taking affidavit.
Permitting married women to make
contracts the anne as though she was
unmarried.
Applying the Religious Societies
act to State association Of Spiritu-
alists.
Permitting juries in civil action to
give verdict on vote of three-fourth
of members.
Requiring appointees for civil ser
vice positions to have resided in this
State at least five years before selec-
ton.
Requiring dealers in both kosher
and nonkosher food to show on sta
tionery and advertisement that he
sells both kinds Of food.
Bills introduced in the Senate:
Giving reed birds protection afford
ed other than game birds under act
o. 1908.
Authorizing recorders and mayors
to try cases for violations Of the Fish
and Game law.
Authorizing Utility Commission to
prescribe type of trolley cars and
manner Of operation for use In the
State. Gives jurisdiction over sched-
ules to be maintained.
Providing for immigration Commits
sion of three members to be named by
the Governor and serve. without pay
to make a survey Of housing condl-
lions and compile reports for imml-
grants who contemplate making a per-
manent settlement in the State. The
commission is to discourage the con-
g~estion of immigrants in communities
where their settlement would be detrl-
mental to prevailing industrial wei
fare . Permits secretary at three
thousand dollars a year.
Providing for organization Of county
motor patrolmen to police highways.
The State is to reimburse the counties
for expenditure for equipment and
salaries of five nlen in each county.
(The pay Of the p&trolmen Is to start
at $1,000 per year,
Permitting municipalities to have
referendum on adoption OF commlss-
ion manager forrn of government. The
act may be adopted by the affirmative
vote of so per cent. Of those who voted
at the last general election. The COM
mission is TO name the city manager,
who is obliged to become a resident
of the city within three months AFTER
his appointment.
Permitting freehoiders to advertise
for road paving material under such
classes as sand, gravel, concrete, etc.
Broadening scope of powers confer
red upon municipal governing body to
permit one or more members OF such
governing body to Investigate any SUD
iect under the jurisdiction OF such
governing body. Permits inquiry 10
ascertain whether unlawful comb1na-
tons exist among builders or material
men to fix prices, etc.
Permitting health boards to govern
%effluents from sewerage system pass
ing into potable water supplies.
Extending scope of instituting suit
by health department for violation OF
sanitary code.
Requiring that ice cream shall not
contain less than 5 per cent of milk
fats. excepting when ingredients con-
tain fruit, etc, when it shall contain
not less than 6 per cent. of milk fats.
Provides for penalties for violations.
Prohibiting the distribution of milk
not pasteurized, excepting that pro
duced by COWS which have passed tub
erculin tests within n year OF sale
of such milk.
Increasing from $4,000 to $4,000 the
salary of the four Assistant State
Commissioners of Education.
Cd o1.A DISSOLUTION No y