The Penn's Grove record., 1889-04-06
I13fh LEGISLATURE.

judges be appointed for Sd and 4th
class counties, that said person may oe
appointed judge of one, two or three
counties; to allow wine growers to sell
their produce of a quart or more WIFI
out a license.
The Senate passed Senator Newell )
Originally j. r. ElKinton's) interstate
fish bill; providing for appointment oil
overseers of roads by township COM
mittees; for ieconstruc.ing districts OIL
Freeholders in Hudson and Essex coun-
Ties to correspond with The Assembly
districts and elect one Freebooter at
large. 1t is designed TO givethe Demo
Gratis control of Essex county.
The Assembly resolved itself lntoa
committee of the whole for considera-
ton of MI. Voorhees, State tax Oil.
He said the State would owe S3O5,VO
at he end of the year and said to use
the language of Il prominent statesman.
at is IA condition that confronts US,
not II theory.
Speaker Hudspetb congratulated MI.
VOORHEES, on his patriotism and cour-
age in shouldering the responsibility Oh
a state tax on himself and said he would
not vote for it. Some other expedient
to raise money could he resorted to.
Ex-Gov. Albeit, Jas. Smith, Jr.,
Miles Ross, and f.. u. C.. Yonrg had a
consultation with Gov. Green on the
question. Albeit favored an act to
make Il ilroads pay the same tax as indi-
yiduals. The matter was delayed FOL
consideration.
A bill was introduced to make a
county out of Essex, not included III
Newark, to he called Carteret.
Tuesday was a field day for the
Democrats when they passed nearly all
their party measures i'll the House. and
the biggest days work of the session
done. Senate bills to restore the APP
pointment Of Judges OF City district
Courts to the Governor, also legislatine
out of office five Pilot COMMISSIONER
and havi G news oues appointed by the
Governor and giving Atlantic and Cum
berland counties Law judges were
passed by party v, ties. House bill for
the consolidation of Harrison and
Kearney, in Essex, was passed AFTER
some kicking by McDermit', VINO was
excused from voting.
Bills abolishlng present Doaia Vi
State Prison Inspectors and giving lielf
appointment to The o also restoring
tie app 'lnting power Oh flisoh super
visor to the Gov. were passed. Inc oiii
to make Ii wari lines III Newafk COT
respond with the Assembly uislrlcts
and make board OF AID fmen demo-
cratic was passed., also Tie piii 10 aoo''
iSh Qulilton township oaiem county,
and divide 1t up L. A oIeeh,
Alloway Il Eislhooro. n pe'i'ioh
about yards loi.g LOT Il 'a''ers pas
sage was presented ana 'took t"o boys
10 carry II, MI. feehey saiu'
The Senate Dill To ieg'siate 'allltoi
Brown OF the STATE .aplloi out OF ONCE
ana allow Tie uoV. 10 appoint uemo
clat Was lost bnt afterwards recohs'u-
cred ana laid on the lapi'' oeiate piiiS
TO repeal tiie persoiiai resis'l"'ioh act
ana h~oil-paftisah eiectioh oo"iu ae' vi
last year were passed. ny party 'o'es'
Senate Dill Tor appointment OIL deputy
Inspectors OF child LABOR WAS passed.
also house Dill eAeh'p'ile physielal0
OF 2o.yearS piacIlce III TIE osale iion
complying Win Inc ACT u Tile
practlce oil medicine anu urgeiy.
In senate MI. Wefts introduced
a concurrent resolution 10 auehu the
constitution wherever II prolioits spec
la legislation iof cities. Inc SENATE
passed DliiS that tie salary OF county
superintendent OF schools shall not lie
less than SSU); allowing o committee
men to revise, alter and settle past due
taxes.
On Wednesday the Jersey City Char
ter bill and the Direct Tax bill were
considered in the House measures to
legislate the comptroller OF Newark out
OF office and allow the Mayor to appoint