New-York tribune., 1875-02-16
THE NEW-JERSEY LEGLSLATURE

A LARGE NUMBER OF PRIVATE BHLs-THE MEDICAL
PROPEssIoN-TBE MECHANICS LIEN IAW-LoCAL
oPTIoN-THE EASTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY-EXEMPTION OF THE MIDLAND RAILROAD
FROM TAXATION.
FRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.I
TRENTON, N. j., Feb. 15-This being the
last day for the introduction OF private pills, about l5o
were introduced both Houses. The Assembly passed
resolution extending the time for introducing private
bills to Feb but the Senate refused TO concur. There
was nothing Of any importance done in the Senate. In
the House. Mr.. Kinnard offered bill concerning med
cal societies Of ply sicans and surgeons 1t provides
that every practitioner OF medicine in New
Jersey except centiatee, or graduates OF
chartered college or medical society, shall be
required procure certificate from the censorsiof
some medical society Of this State and failure to do so
10 declared misdeneanor, punishable by fine for the
oense and imprisonment for the second Mr.. Pope
introduced bill for the further punishment Of crime.
making 1t a punishable offense to empty or de-
posit in any river, creek, brook, stream, rivulet
or water course. the contents OF any pryy, water
closet, cesspOol or the body OF any dead
animal. Mr.. Fitzgerald offered supplement
10 the mechanics lien law providing that II mortgage
releases any part OF premises, mortgage on which Sc
cures him, thereby lessening the security Of any
tractor mechanic, &c. then tho lien OF the mortgagee
80 released shall be postponed to the mechanics nen
an equal to the pro rata increased lien upon the
unreleased part OF such premises.
Mr. Youmans introduced Local Opon'bil (which pro-
vides that the voters OF each ward township town.
borough may at the next municipal election after the
passage Of this act and at each election thereafter de-
termine whether liquor shall be sold such ward town
ship town. borough. After the passage this
intoxicating liquors shall be sold without license aud
If the voters OF any township ward vote
license, licenses shall DO granted. Mr..
Henry of Passaic offered O bill providing that
the interest on delinquent taxes to municipal
governments shall not exceed IA per cent
per annum Mr.. Wilson offered q bill to incorporate q
ferry company between Camden aud Philadelphia with
Zophar Z. Howell Chas. b. Coles and others
porators. supplement TO the act Incorporating the
Jersey City Board OF Grain Weigers proposes to In
crease its capital to 1000 oo and to limit the number
OF directors TO nne who shah be citizens Of the Uued
States Mr.. Van Cleef introduced bill to incorporate
the New-Jersey and Eastern Transportation Com
pany The bill authorizes the incorporators
to carry on q general freightlng and trans
State any state east or south Of H. Among
porators Miles Ross, William Mersnon, Elias Ross,
corporate the Hudson Passenger Railroad Company,
which proposes TO construct road through Walnutst
from the ferry of the Central Railroad TO Washington
through Newark-aye thence TO Hendcrson-st.. aud
thence TO Ferry-st. Hoboken. Among the incor-
porators are c. j. Osborn John II. Denote,
w. w. Miller, and Edward Cullen. Tho capital stock
a bin 10 exempt the Midland Railroad Company from
$250vO tazes due the State. Mr. L. r. Mcdonald intro
duced oi TO incorporate the West side Dock and I'm
for building DOCKS wbarves aud piers along the Hacken
sack River and constructing railroads connect with
other roads In Hudson County Among the incor-
Wood and Wm G. Whyte. Tne capital stock ID t2OO0l
with power incroaso 1t to 10000