The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-19

taxes, 80 to 0 Senate 140, supplement to act
regulating the practice of pharmacy, SO TO 0 !;
Senate 20, amending act relative to trustees,
90 TO !; Assembly $50, supplement to act re-
lative to the publication of the laws, 81 to 30 !;
Assembly Joint Resolution No. 4, for the APP
pointment of commission to inquire into the
prison labor system, Az to o (; Assembly SOL,
supplement to act regulating elections, 83 to
., Senate 225, supplement to act relative to
writs of certiorari, So to A Senate 224 an.
thorizing cities to establish free libraries, 80
to 8 Assembly 348, relative to Delaware
Horse and Mule Insurance Company, 80 to 0 !;
Senate $50, relative to the distribution of the
Revised Statutes. 81 to Q Assembly $50, ex-
tending the charters of certain fisheries, "a to
O. Senate 192, supplement to act relative to
assessments, &C., % TO 4.
SENATE-Bills on Final Passage Assem-
bly, No. $50, extending the charters of the
owners of certain fisheries, passed, IL to !;
Assembly No. 346, supplement to the act Gre
ating the Delaware Horse and Mule Mutual
Insurance Company of Hunterdon County,
laid over Assembly No. 800, supplement to
the act regulating elections, passed ~ to o..
In Executive Session the following nominal.
tions were received and confirmed:
Members of the new Tax Commission
f, Stratton, John Hopper, John p. jackson !;
Additional Managers of the Morris Plains
Asylum, Hiram G. Clark, j. ID. Betlle, Dir.
Samuel ). Clark.
The hour of one o'clock having arrived the
House of Assembly appeared and President
Sewell declared the Legislature adjourned
without date.
HousE--Bi11s Passed Senate 1e4, relative
to boards of education, IS to Z Assembly
art ulati. al 10 a
., supplement to act respecting conveyances,
30 to II Senate 300, relative to insurance
companies, SS to 4 Senate 207, supplement
to act relative to consolidation of railroads, SO
to O; Assembly 291, enabling cities to award
compensation for lands taken for streets, 80
to Z Senate 1876, act relative to street i'm
provements, 81 to ; Senate 232, relative to
taxes of fire insurance companies, 3S to- 0 I;
Senate 242, authorizing the merging of insur-
ance companies, 35 to /; Senate 256, defining
the rights of railroad corporations, So to !;
Senate 23f, supplement to act concerning
mortgages, 35 to 0 Senate 1856, supplement
to act relative to compensation of certain
public officers, 40 to l Senate $50, supple
ment TO act concerning forcible entries, 32 to
0 Assembly 1893, act relative to the produc-
tion of fbres, 81 to 10 s; Assembly $780, sup
plement to gas light act, 80 to . Senate 212,
act to support the state reform school for
boys, 40 to 3 Senate 70, supplement to small
cause court act, 4S to O Senate 259, supple
ment to act incorporating societies of learn
ing, AZ to 0 Senate 220, relative to lighting
streets, "a to Senate 255, enabling Martin
j Stetson to sell real estate, 81 to 0 Senate
203, supplement to act respecting orphans
courts, AZ to Senate 200, act to renew ma
tured and maturing bonds, 35 to 2 Assembly
1863, act to fix salaries OF the judges of com
mon pleas, 33 to 0.
One o'clock having arrived, tho time set for
final adjournment, Messrs. De Witt, Gill and
Vernon were appointed to wait on His Excel
lency, the Governor, and inform him that
they were ready to adjourn. The message
returning from the Governor that he had no
further communication to make, the House
arose and entered the Senate, where the Pres
ident declared the One Hundred and Third
session of the Legislature of New Jersey adj
journed sine die