The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-03-26
NET JERSEY LEG ISLATURE NINETY
SEGENTH SESSION
TRENTON. March 10Th, !

SENATE.-Rills Introduced-Mr. Hewitt
supplement to establish system of public
instruction; increasing the salary of State
Superintendent to $4,000.
Mr.. Banghart, act to facilitate judicial
proceedings in Hnnterdon county providing
for the appointment Of law judge, with a
salary Of $500.
Mr.. Ravens, further supplement to act
Incorporating trustees Of religious societies
providing for the organization of Baptist
Churches without special act of the Legis-
lasue.
Mr. Cutler, supplement to act to regulate
business of insurance companies, placing
foreign insurance on the same basis as New
Jersey companies hold in such State.
To repeal supplement of 1872, relative to
the probate of wills supplement to act
authorizing commissioners to take dispositions
supplement to act relative to commissioners
of deeds supplement to act relative to probate
Of wills; approprating So, e0D for State
Industrial School for Girls supplement to
New Jersey Society for prevention of cruelty
10 animals
An act to create the new township of
Holland, Hunterlon county. was taken up;
Mr. Blnghart moved to indefinitely postpone.
Mr.. Wood opposed the motion and urged the
necessity of the creation Of the new township,
on account Of the size of the present township.
The motion to indefinitely postpone was
lost to 10.
Mr.. Stone introduced an act to better
overseers of roads to set up sign posts at
road crossings, designating distance to the
nearest town.
Hors@.-Passed- Supplement- to public
instruction lw, authorizing the looming of
school money to build school houses further
supplement to act relative to religious socie-
ties, SO to 0; supplement to act respecting
public instruction. SO to act concerning
mortgages, 80 to 0 supplement- to prevent
iaja:ies by fire from locomotive engines-44
to l.
Mr.. Willets Corporation, with the consent
of the House reported adversely to the passage
Of the Senate bill No. l3S-the New Jersey
Railway. Mr.. Ward moved that the bill be
ordered TO have a second reading notwithstand
ing the adverse report of the Committee. The
vote was taken and the adverse report was
concurred in rs follows:
Ayes--J. Anderson, Armstrong, Baldwin,
Borton, Budd, Garfield, Carpenter Cavileer.
Cox, Doremus, Fisher lSpeaker), Clifford,
Hobart, Hoppock, Howell, Jones, Letson,
Lindsay, Marter, McDanolds, Mckinley,
Morrow, Mutchler, Patterson, Schenck, A. j.
Smith, A. W. Smith, Thompson, Washburn,
Wild, Wllets, Worthington--89. Ntys-J. J.
Anderson, Campbell, Carse, Cole Dorrel,
Eldrige Farrier, Foreman, Gaede Hemming-
way, Hill, Hopper, Iszard, Leaning, Lee,
Lufberry, Macknet Plympton, Reardon
Ryder, schultze, Smalley Sproul Wandlc,
Ward, Whiticar-96.
March 90.
SENArE.--Tho bill creating the new town.
ship of Holland, in IIunlerdon county, ordered
to lie ON the table.
passed-act allowing married women to
give receipts for requests and gifts ; providing
a per diem allowance for judges of the Court
OF Common Pleas; the General Railroad
Law, unanimously.
'i'NHf-' he iNo'ti vi tioi Diii WAS taken
up and motion to indefinitely postpone
was agreed to-29 to 26 as follows:
Ayes--J. Anderson, j. j. Anderson, Baldwin.
Campbell, Garfield, Carpenter, Cole, Doremus,
Farrier, Foreman, Gaedc, Clifford, Ill., Hop
per, Jones, Letson, Lindsay Morrow, Mutch-
Ter, Patterson, Plympton, Reardon, Ryder,
Smalley, Spronl, Wandlc, Ward, Washburn,
Worthington-29.
Ndys--Borton, Carse, Cavileer, Cooley,
Dorrel Eldridge, Hemingway, Hobart,
Hoppock Howell, Iszard, Leaning, Lee,
Lufbelry, Macknet, Marter, McDanolds,
Mckinley, SchencR, Schultzc, A. J. Smith, A.
w. Smith, Thompson, Whiticar, Wilde, Wilets
20.
JoINT MBETINa.--At 10 o'clock the Sena-
tors came into the Assembly Room and the
Joint Meeting was held and the following
appointments were made: State Director
James w. Allen, of Burlington county; Ap-
praisers of the State Personal---very. Cook, OF
Mercer; John Henry Austin, of Burlington
Frank NJ. Oliver, of Aiiddlesex.
Commissioners of Deeds--Hunterdon--
Franklin, William J. Case, John Pierson
Lebanon, Nathan Lane.
March 81.
HorsE.-Passed-s Supplement- to writs Of
certiorari, is criminal cases, 40 to O; to pre-
vide for dedication Of streets. roads and
avenues.
March "a
SENArE.-Mr Stone, from the Committee
on Fisheries, reported a further supplement to
the act to regulate fisheries in the river
Delaware, providing that the act Of April IA,