The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-03-23

SENATE lOf = RelnOVeS pfOIecIlOn
from fur bearing animals and permits
their killing.
Senate 106-Appropriates $25,000.for
state building in Philadelphia in 1928
at the one hundred and fiftieth anni-
versary of the Signing of the Declara-
ton of Independence
Senate Joint Resolution No. 15-
Senator Heath, pledges appropriations
for Memorial, Park and Washington's
Crossing, north of Trenton, and grants
an immediate appropriation of $4,000.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 3 -
Senator Heath, continues New Jersey
Building Code Commission and appro-
pirates $4,000.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 4 -
Senator Stevens, appropriates $1,000
for continuation of commission to codi-
fly laws for relief of poor.
Assembly 74-Allws retirement on
a pension of incapacitated county en-
ployees. Intended specially for Chief
Clerk Nicklas of Surrogate James f.
Norton's office, Jersey City.
Assembly 3S1 = Provides that ap-
pointments as superior officers of the
police force must be made from the
ranks. Bars appointment of outsiders
as heads of police force.
Assembly 498-Provides for the dis
tribution of part of the reserve state
school fund among the poor school
districts of the state.
Assembly SO - Permits governing
bodies in Jersey City and Newark to
increase salaries of District Court
clerks and deputies.
Assembly 5S Governs bonds for
Hudson County Hospital for the In
sane.
Assembly 52-Restores to Freehold
ers authority over bridges on Hudson
boulevard.
Assembly 75-Permits erection of a
storehouse next to Lincoln High
School by Jersey City Board of Educa-
ton.
Senate 209-Increases from $40 to
$40 the penalty for trespassing on
lands by hunter.
For Study of Transit
Senate 237-Provides for commits
sion to study ways and means of i'm
proving passenger traffic facilities in
North Jersey and suggest methods Of
quicker transit direct to New York,
preferably by means of more tunnels
carrying railroad trains directly into
the heart of Manhattan and eliminat-
ing transfers to ferryboats. The COM
mission is to report suggestions to the
next Legislature.
Assembly 400--Permits parishes to
elect wardens and vestrymen of Epis-
copal Church for terms of one year
or more.
Assembly 521 and 422-Providing for
the incorporation of the State Asso-
citation of Spiritualists, and permits
the organization of local SpiritualisI
societies.
Assembly 390-Allows municipalities
to lease buildings to the American Le-
gion
Assembly 17S-Allows Interstate
Palisade Park Commission to fix pen
alties for disorderly conduct and vio-
Iation of park rules
Assembly 362-Reduces from 60 to
80 years time limitation for land title
suits.
Assembly 127-Allows counties to
appropriate 100000 for hospitals for
crippled children.
Assembly 264-Permits Banking
Commission to pass upon provisions in
insurance policies.
Assembly 311-Authorizes Juvenile
Courts to try cases regarding illegiti-
mate children.
Assembly 90-Extends to District
Courts the Circuit Court practice ON
counter claims arising from torts.
Bonus Extension
Assembly 99-Extend for three years
the act of 1919 permitting municipal
tiles to grant bonuses to municipal
employees
Assembly bill provides for election
of constables by municipal governing
body instead of by voters.
Assembly 174-Restores to Governor
power to name special police for rail-
road companies without approval of
municipal authorities.
Assembly 139-Governs establish
ments hiring out laundered coats,
aprons, etc.
Assembly 15S-Permits fee of 81
a day to all imprisoned witnesses.
Assembly 127-Perr its municipal
tiles to erect war memorials and pro-
vide the necessary funds by taxation.
Assembly 56-Clarifies Commission
government act as to dismissal of en-
ployees.
Assembly Eliminates necessity
for showing interest rate in ordinances
calling for municipal bonds, but per-
mits interest rate to be announced
subsequently by resolution before bids
for bonds are received.
Assembly 29-Amends Home rule act
for recording copies of awards for TAX
ing lands for Improvement.
Assembly 30-Validates municipal
land sales.
Assembly 429-Requires 60 days.
notice from teacher of intention to
leave.