The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-03-12

to extnguish alanthus trees, lost, to 9 Sen.
ate No. So, repeating supplement to act con-
corning corporations, laid over Senate No.
l69, amendatory OF the act Incorporating
boards of chosen freeholders, passed. ii TO 3.
Bills Introduced. Mo. 227, Mr.. Rabe, au-
thorzing the trustees OF cemetery associations
to levy assessments upon cemetery lots thus
to provide means for the maintenance and i'm
provement of the cemetery grounds.
HoUsE-Bibts Passed. Assembly 227, act
for the prevention of cruelty to animals, 38 to
Lost. Assembly as. act respecting the gov
ernment Of countless TO 80.
Bills Introduced. MIR l.. j. Martin. an act
fixing the salaries of common pleas judges at
So per day, except iD Camden county.
Mr.. L. J. Martin, supplement to townships
act, allows members of township committees
one dollar per day, and clerks two dollars,
each, for services rendered no fees to be al
lowed.
Mr.. Rose, 371, an act relating to assess
ments, which provides Iaat taxes and assess.
ments shall be first lien.
Mr.. Rouse, 373, an act making taxes first
lien on real estate.
Mr.. Burrough, 374, an act concerning
crimes, which provides that any licensed
liquor dealer who is convicted of keeping q
disorderly house, shall forfeit his license and
be Ineligible forever Tor license.
Mr. l.. j. Martin, $780, an act providing sal
aries for the officers of the Senate and Assem-
bly,, as follows Senate Secretary, 1000 :;
assistant 500 engrossing clerk, $500 journ-
al clerk, 5000 presidents secretary, $500 !;
calendar clerks, $500 each clerk of commit
tee ON eDgrossed bills, $500 seageant-at-
arms, $3.50 assistant, $3.50 /; door keepers,
$3.50 each pages, 5000 each. House clerk,
81, 900 assistant, 500 journal clerk, $500 !;
engrossiDg clerk, 5000 sergeant-at-arms,
$500; assistant, $500; each doorkeeper,
Speakers secretary 800 each page, $500.
March 5.
SENATE--Introduction Of BiIls.--No. $50,
Mr.. Ludlow, concerning forcble entries and
detainers. The act provides for the removal
of proceedings before a justice of the peace
to hearing before justice of the supreme
court.
Bills on Final Passage. No. 10i,
for the incorporation OF companies to drain
ands passed, is to D Seuate No. 96, act
regulating fees Of election officers, passed, Ga
to o 4; Senate No. 1852, supplement- to the act
incorporating cemetery associations, passed,
13 to o; Senate No. 21O, Mr.. Wards peuro-
neumonia act, passed, IL to o Senate No.
204, regulating the fees of sheriffs, passed, 10
to D ; Senate No. 176, supplement- to act es-
tablishing a bureau of statistics, passed, 10
to a Assembly No. 1877, supplement- To the
act for the preservation of fish, passed, 10 to
o.
Bits Introduced. NO. 226, Mr. Vail, for
the better protection OF carriage manufacture
ers. 1t gives to carriage manufacturers
lien upon all carriages and sleighs left with
them for storage, or repair, for The amount of
the bill due.
Bills on Final Passage. Assembly No. IL,
nrr pasiI lla rild i'm pft .ft l
peace, passed, IL to o. Assembly No. 2Ul,
authorizing the formation of societies for the
protection of game and game fish, passed, l6
To . Assembly No. &c. compelling boards of
chosen freehOlders to erect warehouses;, pass
ed, l6 to | Assembly No. 233, allowing pub
lie officers to buy goods sold for taxes, passed,
10 To /; Assembly No. 236, supplement to
the act for the punishment of crimes, passed,
10 to 0 Assembly No. 1856, requiring publ-
cation of election notices in official papers,
passed IA to 0 Assembly No. 262, authorlz-
ing the serving of summouses by any person
over II years of age, passed, IL To y Senate
No. 200, reducing the salary of the State
chancellor, passed, Is to l (Ward) Senate
No. 1919, reducing the fees of county clerks,
passed, 10 to . Joint Resolution No. 3, for
the appointment of commission to amend,
correct and revise the tax laws, 10 to l
WARD Senate No 1877, concerning cities of
less Lndn lO,UOO fnUdOtdutSi pdSSeu, ~ 10
Senate No. 223, supplement to the township
act, passed, 10 to D.
fioUsE-BiIis Passed Senate 104, act re-
pealing act concerning roads, 81 to 0 ! Senate
93, act for the better protection OF sheritfs,
36 to | ; Assembly 304, act To support the
state industrial schools for girls, ID To As
sembly 29S, supplement to act regulating sale
of fertilizers, 80 TO 0 supplement- to act con-
corning licenses. 33 to 4 Assembly 100. act
relating to collectors of arrears of taxes, 81
to 10 Assembly 1866, supplement to act con-
inns and taverns, 81 to 0 Assembly
1856, supplement- to act concerning townships
aud township officers, AZ too Senate 1870, act
to provide means to increase fish production
in this State, 81 to 8.
Balls Introduced. Godown, 1856, an
act giving power to common pleas judges to
grant licenses for liquor in counties under
40, 900 population, and in cities between 400
and 5000.
Lost-Senate 81, supplement to act regu-
lating elections, "a to Is.
March, 6.
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