New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLA TURE.

APPROPRIATION REFUSED FOR THE INSANE ASYLUM
THE HUDSON COUNTY FREEHoLDERs' BILL-AN
INSURANCE MISUNDERSTANDING THE PUBLIC
LAws-PROvIDING AGAINST The SPREAD OF CAT
TIE DISEASES.
IrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRfBUsB.l
TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 23.-In the Senate Mr..
Albeit introduced further supplement TO the law to
provide digest Of law and equity reports 1t allows
for delay in supplying the works. Mr.. Thorn intro
duced bill appropriang $4,000 for the support OF the
state Industrial School for Girls. The Dill
appropriating 10000 TO the Insane Asylum
at Morristown was defeated, TO .. Tho
Hudson County Freeholders' bill was ordered to Q
third reading after being amended that the Director
shall give q bond in 10000, and each Freeholder In
OoOo and their salary changed to $500 yeaT Tho
bill increasing the power Of Justices OF the Peace. Civ
ing them Jurisdiction where 800 are involved.
occupied much time Of the Senate during the afternoon
The bill opposed by Mcssrs Albeit Stone and Hop
per, and advocated by Mr. Wood. When the vote was
about 10 be TAKEN Mr. Stone moved TO suspend the rules
so to let the bill he printed and come up for second
reading. This he did out Of courtesy Mr. Stone intro
ducsd bill to establish Insurance Department This
bill makes Independent department, with supern-
tendent, at salary Of 5000 year, who shall have all
the powers to control the business
In the Assembly Mr.. Patterson introduced bill pro-
yding that and parts Of acts in anywse author
zng or directing laws OF each session OF the Legs
ature printed in the newspapers Of this State be
and the same hereby repealed. Mr Patterson, tits
understood proposes in bill to be introduced, that
the laws shall be printed IN tho counties OF the State
according to populations that no paper not printed
wholly the State shall he legal paper, and that Nc
paper shall be entitled to publish legal advertisements
Of city, county State until 1t Is two years 10 exist
ence Tho part OF the press OF the State has long
been in favor Of such law. Mr. Blanoke introduceds
bill concerning contagious diseases among cattle II
provides for the appointment OF three persons
to constitute a Board OF Commission on tho
subject Of peuropneumonis and all other con-
tagous diseases existing among cattle; and the Com
mssIon shall have power TO make such regulations and
10 take such measures concerning the exrpaton
or treatment Of cattle infected they deem proper
The Board shall also have power to xiii and bury all in
fected cattle and In all such they shall
apprasement TO be made and they shall enforce cleaa
illness the premises where such cattle kept Suit
able isolated places be provided by the Board for
this law shall be subject to ne OF ESQ Tor each ofen:e
onehalf Of which shall be paid to the person giving tho
information The Board 10 be appointed by the Gov
ernor with the consent OF the Senate
Gov. Bede sent two vetoes Of small bills to the
act Incorporating the Long Branch Railroad he says:
na osen nsd IN the nS Ss S OF s the
that II may become law for so far relates to Its
provisions they not void Sections contains pro-
viso intended to authorize purchase OF or consoida
with connecting intersectipg roads with tho
assent OF majority in interest OF the stockholders.
IL
quent'act without the consent Of all the stockholders
condemnation OF the interest OF dissenting stock
holders to compel them 10 engage In enterprises foreign
those contemplated by the charter under which stock
was subscribed That 10 now the settled law OF this
State, decided In the cases OF Zabrskie agt Tho
Hsckensack and NewYork Railroad Company, aud
Black agt. The Delaware and Raritan Canal Com
pany. That proviso being void was willing TO marx
the bill approved but inasmuoh there other pro-
visions In II OF value outside OF Section and as sec
tion might be entirely executed II all the 0ckhoders
consented preferred to give the bill effect SO far as Is
could be carried out and therefore have not returned IT.
ment TO the act 10 incorporate the Eaontown and See
Shore Turnpike Company. aud like course has been
taken with IT,"
Tue supplement 20 the Fsrmingdale and s1uan VII
age Railroad 10 extend Its line to Long Branch passed.
the Assembly. The Jersey City charter was reported
from Committee. with some alterations. tho opy im
portant of which 10 have the Board Of Eduoa
ton elected by the people.
The old Board OF Trustees OF the State Normal School,
except IN the lid District have been reappointed By
the Governor and confirmed by the Senate. They aro
LIST District. r. NJ Acton; lid, James b. Woodward;
IIId, Robert Allen, jr; lYtb Rynear Weight vth ex-
Gov. Rodman NJ. Price; With, William " Whiteheads
With, the Rev. " - l@pgies