The Monmouth inquirer., 1890-01-30
The Legislature.

On Monday of last week in the Senate
the following bills were introduced:
Mr Miller, Provides that five schoo
trustees may be elected when there ar
500 children in district. Education.
Mr.. Pfeiffer. Authorizing seven OF
more persons to form horse cattle anG
other stock insurance companiee upor
paying in 80. 900 capital stock. (Bank
and Insurance.
In the House on Monday the follow
ing bills were introduced:
Mr.. Fixes time of making
statements of taxable property from
third Wednesday in January to third
Wednesday in April. (Municip4l Cor
porations.)
Mr.. Ernst, Prohibits using of fixes
nets. baskets, fences or weirs in Barne
gat Bay. (Fisheries.)
Mr.. Ernst 10y request). Provides
for the appointment of a game warden
for Barnegat by the Governor. Salary,
$500 annually. Fisheries.
MIR. Nash, Fixes salaries of lay
judges in each county as follows: In
counties where the population is from
As, 900 to SO, 1000. 81, 1,350; $4,000 to &c.
0CO, 81, ,75O; SO. 900 to $4,000. 81, $50;
79. 900 to $4,000. $1,95O. Judiciary J
Mr.. Zimmerman, Provides that all
villages governed by board of trustees
may elect village clerk and treasurer.
(Corporations.)
Mr.. Zimmerman, Provides that
governing authorities of villages may
levy and collect taxes to improve and
lay out streets, sewers, &c. Corpora.
tions)
Mr.. Zimmerman, Provides that
authorities in villages may enforce
ordinances respecting the laying or re-
pairing of sidewalks. &c. Corpora
tions
Authorizes trustees of all public
schools to furnish free text books, fund
therefor to be raised by special district
tax Education.
MIR. Cole. Amends an act relative to
the health of school children (Educa-
tion.)
Mr.. Cole, Fixes salaries of town
ship clerks and committees at so per
day (Municipal Corporations
MIR. Cole. Provides tnat interest
shall be allowed teachers on their sala-
les when not paid when due. (Educa-
tion.)
Mr.. Cole. Gives attorneys of three
years standing privilege of being ad-
mitted as counselors without an ex-
animation. (Judiciary.
Mr.. Kalisch, Gives township col
lector and assessor. when called to
meet township committee or commission.
ers of appeal; same salary as sucl
committee or commissioners. (Munici
pal Corporations.
MIR. Kalisch, Gives township com
mittees power to revise, alter, adjus
and settle past due taxes and assess
ments. Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. Marsh, Fixes term OF all officers
appointed by county boards of Free
holders at two years. (Municipal Cor
I porations.)
MIR. Marsh, Gives county boards OF
Freeholders power to fix per diem oil
director.
Mr.. Marsh, Amends the act relative
to 'Firemen's Relief Associations. :
(Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. Marsh, Provides that husbands
real estate sold under judgment shall be
released from wife's dover. Judiciary. J
Mr.. Erwin (by request), Provides
that fishing with net. fke or weir, shall
be prohibited in Shrewsbury river,
(Fisheries.)
Adjourned.
ADDITIONAL COMMITTEES.
Railroads and Canals = Martin.
Schroth. Robenstein. Tappen. Sharp.
Miscellaneous Business = Murphy,
Zimmerman, Perkins, Pollock, Gaspell
| Labor and Industries-Usher. Ro-
bernstein, Haggerty, Cheeseman, Ernst.
Joint COMMITTEES: Treasurers' Ac-
counts Hoover, Marsh, Deronde, Potts
Pollock.
State Prisons -Schroth, Murphy
Snyder. Cole, McCran.
Lunatic Asylum-Albright, Stull,
Bertram. Kelly, Harris.
State Library-Robenstein, Schroth,
Byrne. Tappen, Wyckoff.
Public Grounds and Buildings
Hoover, Trier, Pagan. Jacques. Hutch
inson.
Soldiers Home-Mullone. Kaliscf
Naughright Zimmerman. Pollock.
Reform School fori boys-Schroth
Monahan. MulIone, Price, Gaspell.
Sinking Fund-Perkins. Hoover
Kelly, King, Cheeseman.
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