In the negative None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Assembly Bill No. 380, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act regarding soldiers, sailors and marines honorably discharged from the United States service,' approved March twenty-seventh, one thousand nine hundred and seven, Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were— Messrs. Ackerson, Barber, Bright, Brown, Case, Conrad, Edwards, Fithian, Haines, Hammond, Martens, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Smith, Sturgess, Wells-16. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Assembly Bill No. 381, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act respecting the employment of honorably discharged Union soldiers, sailors and marines in the public service of the State of New Jersey, relative to removal,'" approved March thirty-first, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven, and to amend the title of said act, Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were— Messrs. Ackerson, Barber, Bright, Brown, Case, Conrad, Edwards, Fithian, Haines, Hammond, Martens, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Smith, Sturgess, Wells, Whitney -17. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Assembly Bill No. 208, entitled "An act to permit the retirement, on pension, from public office or position, of the overseers of the poor in cities of the first class, after twenty-five years' continuous service in public office or position and after having attained the age of seventy years, and defining the manner of payment of the said pension," Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were Messrs. Barber, Bright, Brown, Conrad, Edwards, Haines, Hammond, Kays, Martens, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Smith, Sturgess, Wells, Whitney-15. In the negative—None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Assembly Bill No. 333, entitled "An act to repeal a portion of an act entitled 'An act concerning municipalities,' approved March twenty-seventh, one thousand nine hundred and seventeen, Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were Messrs. Brown, Case, Conrad, Fithian, Haines, Hammond, Kays, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Smith, Whitney -II. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Mr. Case, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary, reported Assembly Bills Nos. 142 and 511, Favorably. Signed Clarence E. Case, James Hammond. Assembly Bill No. 142, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act respecting the Orphans' Court and relating to the powers and duties of the ordinary and the Orphans' Court and surrogates (Revision of 1898),'" approved June fourteenth, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight, And Assembly Bill No. 511, entitled "An act authorizing the State House Commission to pay from the State Emergency Fund the salaries and expenses of the officers and employees of the Legislature of one thousand nine hundred and eighteen who served during the session of the Legislature of one thousand nine hundred and nineteen prior to the permanent organization thereof, and to pay the transportation of the officers and employees of the session of one thousand nine hundred and nineteen,' Were each taken up, read a second time, considered by sections, agreed to and ordered to have a third reading. Assembly Bill No. 437, entitled "An act to give municipal authorities jurisdiction over brooks and water courses within such municipality, and to provide for the removal of obstructions therein," Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were Messrs. Bright, Conrad, Edwards, Fithian, Haines, Hammond, Kays, Martens, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Smith, Whitney-12. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. Assembly Bill No. 298, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act relating to courts having criminal jurisdiction, and regulating proceedings in criminal cases (Revision of 1918),'" Was taken up and read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were— Messrs. Allen, Bright, Case, Conrad, Edwards, Fithian, Haines, Kays, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Sturgess-II. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, without amendment. 999 Assembly Bill No. 405, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act to regulate the practice of pharmacy in this State,' approved March nineteenth, one thousand nine hundred and one, Was taken up on third reading. Mr. Fithian asked unanimous consent to amend said bill on third reading. Which was agreed to. Mr. Fithian offered the following amendments, which were read and adopted: Amend page three, line eighty-two, by eliminating the word "of" after the words "salts or". Amend page three, line eighty-seven, by eliminating the word "scropola" and inserting in the place thereof the word "Scopola". Assembly Bill No. 405, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act to regulate the practice of pharmacy in this State," " approved March nineteenth, one thousand nine hundred and one, As amended. Said bill, as amended, was then read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were— Messrs. Bright, Case, Conrad, Edwards, Fithian, Haines, Hammond, Kays, Mackay, Pilgrim, Runyon (President), Sturgess, Whitney-11. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate has passed the same, with Senate amendments, and requests its concurrence therein. Mr. Case offered the following concurrent resolution, which was read and adopted: Resolved by the Senate (the House of Assembly concurring). That the Governor be requested to return Senate Bill No. 126 for further consideration. Mr. Case offered the following concurrent resolution, which was read and adopted: Resolved by the Senate (the House of Assembly concurring), That the Governor be requested to return Senate Bill No. 130 for further consideration. Assembly Bill No. 216, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled 'An act to amend an act entitled "A supplement to an act entitled 'An act to establish a thorough and efficient system of free public schools, and to provide for the maintenance, support and management thereof,' approved October nineteenth, one thousand nine hundred and three," approved April twenty-seventh, one thousand nine hundred and eleven,' in order to ascertain the thoroughness and efficiency of any or all public schools, and of any or all grades therein," approved April second, one thousand nine hundred and twelve, Was taken up on third reading. Mr. Hammond asked unanimous consent to amend said bill on third reading. Which was agreed to. Mr. Hammond offered the following amendment, which was read and adopted: Strike out paragraph 15, page 3. Said bill, as amended, was then read a third time. Upon the question, "Shall this Assembly bill pass?" it was decided as follows: In the affirmative were Messrs. Ackerson, Barber, Bright, Brown, Case, Edwards, Hammond, Kays, Runyon (President), Wells, Whitney—II. In the negative-None. The Secretary was directed by the President to carry said bill to the House of Assembly and inform that body that the Senate. has passed the same, with Senate amendments, and requests its concurrence therein. The following message was received from the House of Assembly by the hands of its Clerk: |