New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-18
TIE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE'

pRorFCrSoy OF FISH IN NEWARK BAY-THE
GENERAL BANKING LAw-DEFEAT OF THE KALI
ROAD EXEMPTION BuL-THE STATEN ISLAND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO BE FILLED Bf 'oL>i
CONVENTION.
[FRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE ihino'N'
TRENTON, n. j., March 17.-ln the SENATE
Mr. Davton introduced a bill TO regulate fishing In
Newark Bay and the OF the Passalc ana haoe"
sack II provides that the 18th OF May anu 'e
lst OF October no pike gill net or seine shal DC u "
these waters and that for three years hence hopAo,
ginet or seine OF smaller than four Inches sn
be used in such waters from the 1st OF octopei " w
18th Of May in each year under penalty Oh Wv i -
ofense President Taylor introduced Dill Ina' r''
stocton,s statue be made Of instead OF marble
Mr. Smith introduced bill to prevent the adu1o' W
OF milk making it a msdemeanOr to adulterdIe niA,
IN he punished with fine OF not less than S5O whicl
not Immediately paid the offender TO be imprsohsu
not less than 80 days. Persons who Keep aduieraeu
milk for exchange, or keep cows Tor sag VI
exchange in a crowded unhealihy coeuuon'
or feed them with unwhOlesome i0ou'
so as to produce unwhoesome milk, shall Do
guilty OF a misJemeanor and liable to the same penaJ
The General Banking law coming up for revision, Seni
tor Apbett offered amendments, which we're auopCeu'
making the maximum capital stock s2OOOOOJ; strlAins
ouJ Section s. provides that majority VI III 'o
shares Of shall be held by actual residents VI ~
stae and providing that notice OF the redemption oil
shall be published n papers in the county IN whlcn
the banking company may located, and limiting Tue
time for the REDEMPTION OF the notes TO TWO years.
Upon the revision OF tue general act 10 ihcorpoia'o
trustees OF religious societies. Senator Albeit offered an
amendment limiting the amount OF properly WHICH a"S
religious corporation may hold TO slOOONO IN Value
which WAS rejected. He offered further amendments
which was agreed TO- that nothing III this act sha oe
an construed as that no property not now exempt Dy
law shall be ex empted. The bill fixing the Attorney
Generals salary at $500 passed. The Dill exempt
ing railroads from taxation until they can pay seven
per cent interest defeated.
In the Assembly the Staten Island and New-Jersey
susneuson Bridge and New Jersey Rifle Association
treedncor favOrdDy reported IRON commit
lees The former amended ~ increasing the mum
he OF lncorporaiors four, aud the Latter ~ making
the appropriation s. 600 instead Of $4,000 Dill giving
the MAYOR and Common Council OF hoboken power 10
issue SOnO ID bonds for school PURPOSES pissei 10 ~
third reading. The bill fixing The number oi Ffeeno-
ers Of HUDSON County and making other changes 10 me
organization of that body, passed. lhr ochaVe n
the sale OF railroads, cauiI~' turhplhc
r,1c, &C. was passed, also the bill allowing t SCUM
Mountain and Boston Railroad Company 10 nuhd spurs
o. I'M Warren aud SUSIE Counties. Mr.. Hcnrys Dill,
ging the time OF holding the Newark charter eIec
lion TO November, reCUmnittd fot the purpose OF
amendment. Mr.. Henry says Ae intends 10 nave the
time changed 10 the mouth OF MAY The bl CONG away
with gas company mOnopOLes passed the house aier
long discussion.
IL Is generally stated to-day the House will refuse
TO aCuuru senate agrees 70 20 mo JOINT con-
vcutiun Tor election State officers. In accordance
with the the House secretary oI STATE
give to-day the following list Of filled IN
Joint meeting: STATE Treasurer, Keeper OF inc state
Prison. 1--WE Inspectors Of the Stale Prison, stat'
Director OF Railroads. and Canals one memDcr.or the
Board OF PuOlc Works OF Jersey CIV Que Ponce Com
missioner one Fire Commissioning, ana one iolce J~9
nee for Jersey city i've Ponce Justices Tor Newark,
Judge VI Common Pleas for Atlantic County ana 10
COmuissonersOI Deeds Tor the different counties "a 'Le
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