Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-24

Hudson county, a state highway.
Senate bills made laws over the
veto include: No. 22 and 2S prohib-
iting the registration of voters on
and just before election day who for
some reason were unable TO register
on the days provided under the elec-
ton law; No. SO, Allen, adds high
way route from Penns Grove to At
lantic City; No. IS, Bright, adds a
highway route from Seaville to Abb
secon; No. 1876, Mathis, adds to state
highway route from Camden to
Toms River; No. ISL, Fooder, in
creases from six to nine per cent
the amount of bonds for school pur-
poses in a city school district, based
on taxable valuation of property; No.
1853. Richards, permits referendum
vote on municipal acquisition of
water works; No. 1856, Blackwell,
permits divorce for extreme cruelty;
No, 1S1, Mathis, allows alternate bids
for highway constructions; No. 1874,
Mackay, repeals act of 1920 placing
in district court complaints of cruel
ty to animals; No. 225, Bright, Civ
small cause court jurisdiction in
landlord and tenant proceedings and
actions of forcible entry and detain-
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nation of companies to construct
vehicular tunnels under the Hudson
and Delaware rivers and TO fix tolls:
No. 247, Stevens, adds a state high
way route from West Berlin to the
Camden approach to the Delaware
bridge; No. 2S6, FODDER, allows
financial officer of third class city to
include among deductions in debt
statement the net indebtedness for
school purposes.
Bills vetoed by Governor Silzer
and allowed to die without further
consideration by the lawmakers,
included, Senate 67s Pierson allows
cities to appropriate money for bu-
rial grounds of Revolutionary war
soldiers.
Senate 14o-Richards, requires
municipalities to aid in maintenance
of poor houses.
Senate 71-Parry. limits Hudson,
and Essex counties to policing ID
Lincoln Highway between Newark
and Jersey City TO part Of thorough.
fare in their respective limits.
Senate 96-Roberts, fixes penalties
for violation of dealers in milk,
Senate 4S-Parfy, appropriates
100000 for Newark Cavalry regi-
ment.
Senate 55-Pierson governs en-
ployment of assistants to under
takers.
A. j. r. No. 4-Blackwell, COM
mission to investigate issuance and
promotion of stocks.
A. j. r. No. . Pierson, creating
Morris Canal Development Com
mission.
Senate 109-Fooder, controls sale
and use of pistols and revolvers.
Senate 14-Richards prescribes
method for reports under Work
mems Compensation Act.
Senate 2S2-SteVens, exemptions
and tax under transfer inheritance
tax, referring to hospitals.
Senate 193-Pierson requires ap-
prevail by municipal governing body
of maps or plans of land fled with
deeds.
Senate 1SS-Kays $4,000 salary for
county judge in counties of less than
$4,000 inhabitants.
Senate ST. Pierson, governs pub-
lication of audits.
Senate 1S6-Mathis, adds fourte IN
miles to state highway between
Freehold and Lakewood.
Senate S4-Larson, allows munic-
ipalities to license electrical con-
tractors.
Senate 153-Fooder, gives salary
of $4,000 to prosecutors of the pleas
in county with more than 40, 900 and
less than $4,000.
Senate 243-Mackay. fixes salary
of court attendants in counties with
population exceeding 100000 and
unde $4,000.
Senate 277-Whitney, allows stu
dent absent for studies to retain
voting privilege at home.
House Bills Killed by Veto
House 3S7-Long, increases sal
airy of State Board of Bar Exam
iners.
House 379--Klein, creates traffic
court in first class cities.
House 63-Long, salary classifica-
ton of district court clerks.
House 145-Klein, establishes
family court in first class counties
having three criminal courts.
House 1SS-Rowland, gives 5000
salary to county court criers in
counties of third class.
House 262-MarshalI, allows tax
ing of railroads not completed in
two years and sold for taxes. but
neVe' operated as railroads.
House 337-Hoffman, permits
merger of trust companies in same
county.
House 15S-Moran, permits first
class county juvenile court judge to
designate attendant as chief engi-
neer.