Practice of medicine and surgery-allows the osteopaths a member on the
State Medical Board, providing he successfully passes the examination of
the State Medical Board-A. B. 156—133, 252, 297, 383, 419, 420, 421, 422,
504, 505, 531, 970, 971, 972.
Practice of optometry-creates a State Board of Optometrists, appointed by
the Governor, who shall examine and license persons who desire to prac-
tice optometry, under certain rules and regulations, etc.-A. B. 37—72,
131, 243, 361, 508, 526, 572, 868.
Practice of osteopathy in the State-provides for the appointment by the
Governor of a State Board of Osteopathic Examiners of five members,
who shall examine and license all applicants to practice same, etc.-A. B.
288-255, 361.
Practice of vivisection-regulates the same-no person but a duly qualified
physician or surgeon shall perform such vivisection-it must be per-
formed to advance knowledge which will save or prolong life, etc.-
operation must be performed under direction of two members of a State
Commission, etc.-A. B. 444-523.
Premiums upon fire insurance-amends the Fire Insurance Act of April 3d,
1902, which provides a fine of $500 and forfeiture of license in the case of
an agent paying or allowing or offering to pay, directly or indirectly, any
rebates whatsoever, and provides also that those accepting or receiving the
same shall be punished, etc.—A. B. 184 and S. B. 111-151, 323, 326, 351,
372, 375, 506, 562, 563, 643, 727, 1096, 1218.
Premiums upon fire insurance-amends the Fire Insurance Act of April 3d,
1902, relative to the allowing of rebates by agents-prevents the same and
provides for the punishment of those guilty of so doing; eliminates those
accepting same from the provisions of the act so amended—S. B. 340—
1179, 1194.
Presbyteries of the State of New Jersey of the United Presbyterian Church of
North America-incorporates the same-A. B. 452-548, 667, 679, 733, 806,
1150.
Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church of the United States-authorizes the
Board of Trustees and Presbytery of any branch of the same to deter-
mine by resolution to have trustees elected for one, two or three years
respectively instead of all for three-year terms as at present-S. B. 330—
1179, 1186, 1187.
Preservation in county clerks' offices of maps, plates, plans or charts of build-
ings, lots, etc.-provides for the same-A. B. 306-259, 484, 496, 525, 587,
588, 641, 930.
Preservation of the original Civil War records-appropriates $2,500 to the
office of Adjutant-General for the purpose of preserving same-S. B.
226-715, 718, 823, 828, 842.
Preserve and maintain the subterranean waters of State-provides for and
prevents the same from being carried by pipes, conduits, ditches, etc., into
other States-A. B. 51 and 552-75. 131, 252, 296, 320, 359, 1153, 1154,
1156, 1197, 1198, 1199, 1200, 1205.
Prevention of blindness-requires local boards of health to furnish a copy of
the act to prevent same, approved March 11th, 1895, to every legally
qualified physician and midwife or nurse in the municipality, etc.-A. B.
165-147, 686, 704, 789, 887, 1110.
Prevention of drunkenness-repeals the act for the prevention of the same,
approved April 20th, 1909-A. B. 241-204.
Prevents educational institutions in the State from conferring degrees with-
out first receiving a certificate authorizing such degrees from the State
Board of Education-not applicable to those granted prior to January 1st,
1910-S. B. 260-773, 775. 1225.
Price of illuminating gas in cities, townships, towns, boroughs, etc.-limits the
same to eighty cents per 1,000 feet-A. B. 188-152, 734.
Primary Election Act-amends the same relative to the election of city and
county committees A. B. 87-90, 229, 241, 250, 308, 678, 696, 697, 706, 912,
1216.
Primary Election Act-amends the same relative to filling vacancies where a
candidate dies or declines-A. B. 140-125, 403, 406, 443, 488, 565, 566,
Primary Election Act-amends the same so that a person not filing a certifi-
cate consenting to stand as a candidate, if nominated, shall not have his
name printed on the official ballot-A. B. 114-119, 301, 307, 324, 352, 713.
Primary Election Act—extends the same to the election of delegates and
alternates to national conventions-A. B. 152-128.
Primary Election Law-amends the act by requiring petitions to be filed
twenty days prior to the primary election day, and also requiring all
nominations to be certified to the clerks of the municipalities-A. B. 14—
66, 404, 406, 442, 488, 955.
Primary Election Law-amends the same by providing that vacancies caused
by death, or declining a nomination by the nominee, to be filled within
twenty-four hours after the occurrence of such vacancy-A. B. 40-72, 124.
Primary Election Law-extends the same to the election of members of the
State Committee of both political parties-A. B. 151-128, 896.
Primary elections-amends the Election Act relative to notices of such elec-
tions, etc.-A. B. 294-256, 678, 680, 734, 794, 1220.
Primary elections-amends the fees of election officers for the same as fol-
lows-in cities over 250,000 population, first registry day, $15; other days,
$7.50; election day. $15; in other cities and municipalities, first day, $5;
other days, $3; election day, $7-A. B. 290-255, 826, 828, 857, 987.
Primary elections-amends the Primary Election Act relative to the election
of members of county committees-A. B. 261-210.
Primary elections-amends the Primary Election Law by amending the
twenty-second section, and provides that the boards of registry shall meet
on Tuesday, three weeks next preceding the general election—A. B. 107—
102, 581, 603, 642, 941.
Primary elections-amends the Primary Election Law by providing that
primary elections shall be held on Tuesday following the fourth Tuesday
in September, except when year Governor is elected, said time shall be
third Tuesday in September-A. B. 106–102, 581, 603, 815, 841, 902.
Primary elections-amends the Primary Election Law, sections 1, 2 and 3, by
making provision for the sittings of the Justices of the Supreme Court in
the several counties of this State on Monday next preceding the primary
election day to revise the registry lists, etc.-A. B. 108-103, 581, 603, 666,
Primary elections-extends the Direct Primary Act to the nomination of
candidates for Governor-A. B. 6–64. 819, 832.
Primary elections-extends the Direct Primary Act to the nomination of
representatives in Congress-A. B. 5 and 12-64, 66, 819, 832.
Primary elections-provides for a uniform scheme of advertising by town-
ships, cities and other municipalities, of the primary elections, registry
days, general elections, etc.-S. B. 222-932, 935, 981, 982, 1008.
Printing of annual reports to the Legislature from railroad and canal com-
panies-amends section one of a supplement to the General Railroad Act
of 1893, relative to such annual reports, providing that hereafter they
shall be transmitted to the Comptroller, and provides for filing, and how
the same shall be printed, etc.-S. B. 268-933, 936, 985, 1036, 1133.
Printing the Fish and Game Laws of the State-authorizes the Fish
and Game Commissioners to print and distribute them annually-A. B.
450-548, 799, 817, 835, 973, 1108.
Printing the reports of the Geological Survey of New Jersey-provides that
the State Geologist shall make an annual administrative report to the
Governor-A. B. 315-284, 498, 499, 524, 567, 575, 769.
Prisoners, insane confined in the State Prison-amends the State Prison Act.
providing that the same may be committed to the institution in which
they had a legal settlement, or a State institution if the county has none,
etc.-S. B. 122-372, 375, 403, 407, 502.
Prisoners in County Jails-authorizes Freeholders in all but first class coun-
ties, to use the inmates of County Jails to perform labor on county
grounds and in county buildings, must not be out of jail more than eight
hours per day, etc.-A. B. 540-735, 1101.
Prisoners in the State Prison-authorizes managing authorities of the State
Prison, to employ prisoners confined there on work required for prison
purposes, to be employed outside the walls of prison under the super-
vision of deputies-S. B. 312-1091, 1094, 1100, 1155.
Prisoners in State Prison-increases to $25 the amount that a discharged
inmate may receive-S. B. 161-647, 650, 735, 737, 779.
Prisoners in State Prison and county penitentiaries-amends the Crimes Act
(Revision of 1898), by making the minimum limit for commitments to
State Prison one year, instead of six months, as now provided by sec-
tion 68 of the act, relating to sentences in penitentiaries of counties in-
stead of State Prison, etc.-S. B. 125—371, 377, 485, 498, 782, 927, 1224.
Prisoners in State Prison who are first offenders-supplement to the act for
the government of same, authorizes the Board of Inspectors, on recom-
mendation of keeper, with the approval of Governor, to transfer from
the prison to the Rahway Reformatory, such inmates as are first offenders
and who were under 20 years of age when sentenced, and girls under
the age of 17 years, to the State Home for Girls, etc.-S. B. 115-372,
375, 403, 407, 1224.
Private patients in hospitals for the insane of the State-provides a method
for admitting inebriates into same-A. B. 448-523, 687, 704, 767, 786,
793, 857, 987, 1222.
Private pay patients in insane asylums of State-provides for the commit-
ment of insane persons to the same, and defines the methods of con-
finement and support while there-A. B. 479-593, 687, 704, 767, 856,
1043.
Private secretary to the Mayors of Newark and Jersey City-fixes the salary
of same at $3,500 per year-A. B. 435-521, 684, 700, 753, 942, 953, 954,
Probation officers--amends the Probation Act so that heretofore a woman
could be so appointed, authority to appoint a woman is stricken out--
A. B. 489-596, 628, 653, 733, 810, 1044.
Probation officers-authorizes the appointment of assistants in first and
second class counties, by the Judge of the Quarter Sessions-A. B. 120-
121, 596.
Probation officed in second class counties-provides that he shall receive
fifteen hundred dollars per year salary, and Boards of Freeholders shall
fix the compenation of additional ones when needed-A. B. 265-220.
Probation officers-provides that the compensation of same, shall be fixed
by the Judge of County Court, and when fixed monthly by the County
Collector, upon the approval of the Judge-A. B. 356-386, 524.
Probation officers-relieves Boards of Chosen Freeholders from fixing com-
pensation of the same-A. B. 446-523, 787, 792, 836, 978, 984, 1222.
Proceedings of the Grand Army of the Republic of New Jersey-an act
to make the same a part of the military archives of State, and appro-
priates $500 or as much as is necessary for that purpose-S. B. 146—
371, 377, 436, 439, 502.
Production, manufacture or sale of any article of common use-makes it
illegal and void to make a contract, agreement or combination, whereby a
monopoly may be created, established or maintained for the same, etc.-A.
B. 220-200, 413, 418, 442, 1219.
Prohibiting cruelty to animals-provides for a direct appeal to the court of
common pleas in the case of any violation of the act prohibiting the same,
etc.-S. B. 159-431, 434, 515, 531, 723, 724, 737, 738, 837.
Prohibiting the laying out of oyster beds in New Jersey waters-provides that
the Legislature of New Jersey protest against the action of the Federal
Pure Food Commission in prohibiting the same-A. J. R. 2-91, 130.
Prohibiting the use of block wheels on any motor vehicle in use on any State
or county road-amends the Motor Vehicle Act of 1906 relative to same
-S. B. 332-1175, 1180, 1181, 1184, 1185.
Prohibits any person not a citizen of the United States from engaging in the
business of transmitting money to foreign countries, or receiving money
for such transmission, without a certificate from the State Banking and
Insurance Commissioner-S. B. 291-1173, 1174.
Prohibits bucket-shops-makes it a misdemeanor and imposes a fine of $5,000
on corporations engaged in business, and a fine of $1,000, or three years
imprisonment, or both, on individuals who violate law, etc.-S. B. 259—
992, 1063, 1087, 1225.
Prohibits fishing, except with hook and line, in the Mullica river from March
Ist to July 1st of each year-A. B. 254-208.
Prohibits fishing through or under the ice in the waters of this State except
during the month of January-A. B. 202-159, 1117.
Prohibits the commitment of any person over the age of twenty-five years
to the State Reformatory for any cause-supplement to the Act of 1885,
providing for the establishment of a reformatory which prohibits same--
S. B. 116-372, 375, 384, 394, 427.
Prohibits the commitment to the State Home for Girls of any girl over
seventeen years of age-supplements the act to regulate the same (Re-
vision of 1900)-S. B. 114-1089, 1092, 1224.
Prohibits the discharge of sewage and domestic refuse or any other pollut-
ing matter into fresh water streams or lakes of this State, whether the
tide ebbs or flows therein or not-S. B. 238-1091, 1095, 1102, 1166.
Prohibits the hunting of rabbits or hares with ferrets-A. B. 63—85, 348,
377, 383, 396, 1041.
Promotions in fire departments of municipalities-shall be made from among
the members thereof, but none to a higher grade than hoseman until he
shall have served three years; appointments to same shall be to no
higher grade than hoseman, or its equivalent in compensation-A. B. 291
-256, 491, 492, 497, 525, 588, 589, 640, 1045.
Propagating fowl or game-provides for the establishment of a game farm
on purchased or leased land for the purpose of same-A. B. 382-413. 725,
728, 767, 1064.
Properties-provides for registering the title to real property, and practically
abolishes the present method of conveyance-A. B. 355-386.
Property left to the child or children of a brother or sister-extends the
exemption of collateral inheritance tax to the same-A. B. 255–208.
Property, assessments upon same, etc.-amends the General Tax Law so that
assessments shall be made upon property owned on the eighth day of
May instead of on the twentieth day of May, in each year—Â. B. 110—
119, 735, 736, 815, 897.
Property condemned or taken for public use-authorizes the change of venue
in condemnation proceedings-A. B. 111–119, 734, 736, 790, 1216.
Property of a decedent used in the erection of a public monument or memo-
rial-exempts the same from taxation-A. B. 171-148, 217, 249, 285, 579.
Property of married women-amends the act relative to the property of
married women by providing how they shall give title to their property,
where their husband's have been fugitives from justice for two years or
more-A. B. 503-631, 788, 792, 836, 978, 1168.
Property of married women-supplement to the act for the protection of
same living apart from their husbands, by providing said women may
convey property without having their husbands join in said conveyance--
S. B. 84-430, 433, 1224.
Property of railroads and canals-provides that property referred to in sub-
division 3, section 3, of the act relating to the taxation of same, having
a fixed situs, shall be assessed in each taxing district in the same manner
and at the same rate as other property, etc.-A. B. 30—70.
Proper y owners in boroughs-supplement to the General Borough Act (Re-
vision of 1897), authorizing borough councils, when requested by fifty
per cent. of the property owners on any highway, to provide for the
sprinkling of said highway with water, oil or other liquid, etc.-S. B.
241-957, 959, 1016, 1038, 1140.
Property sold at tax sales, etc.-amends the Act of April 8th, 1903, relative
to the assessment and collection of taxes, changing section 59 of said act,
authorizing purchaser of property at tax sale, within two years thereafter,
etc., to file a bill of equity to foreclose the right of redemption, etc.-S.
B. 188-431, 435, 737, 779, 1024.
Proposition of any question submitted to the voters of any borough, and
defeated-provides that it cannot again be submitted to the voters until
the expiration of five years-A. B. 430—520, 635.
Prosecutors of the Pleas-amends section 166 of the act relating to courts
having a criminal jurisdiction by permitting Prosecutors in counties hav-
ing more than 50,000 inhabitants, to appoint not more than three county
detectives at a salary of $1,500 per annum-S. B. 92-647, 649, 788, 793,
840.
Prosecutors of the Pleas-amends the act relative to assistant Prosecutors,
by providing that those counties having between 80,000 and 100 000 shall
pay a salary of $1,500 to the same-A. B, 166 and 548-147, 252, 297. 333,
355, 930, 1010, 1047, 1073, 1127.
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