New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
\EY-JERSEY REAPPORU0NMENT.
TO VISIT THE DATTLEFIELDs OF ChAIrANoo'A
AND CHICKAMAuGUA.

Trenton. March SpedaD.-The congress reap
poronment bill has been changed ianicalN' nv 'e
district, Of the state according to ule amc"uc" "'
u,n io formed as follows: Isl Dlstrct-Camden Cum
herland Gloucester and salem counties
Cape May. Burlington, ocean ana Mercer iiiu INV
d,nov Monmouth and somerset; Nth-HusSeN' war
rem Hunterdon Morris and the Rcpuphc"l '""Hs"'ps
Of Essex: Vth-Bcrgcn, Passaic ana E"''" i'"u'o"
yIth-Cty Of Newark. Nlltl-Jcisel 'llS' haiiiso"'
Kcarny and the Democratic end Of HoDohc"' liiiU-
Union County Clinton, the Democratic townships VI
Eov and the cty Of Bsyonne. The bill has not been
introduced in the legislature yet and may DC iurtcf
cyiscd A. stands the first two districts are over
rboiminplv Republican and the other |N strongly
Democratic. ~ as oo
The General Tax bill. which cost the state Sl''ooo
IN draft and which elected cry OF opp0suOh from
o and Of NewIerscy 10 the other will never come be-
fore the legislature The judiciary committee Oh INC
usc decided tonight 10 strange the measure in It's
n,,e the committee Will report simple substitute
invading for a state Board Of Equalization ana lie
rrJon IA whom local assessors VIII have To report.
The state Board will have power 10 amer a,c'9Iclt'.
This i, practically the only alcun.n! I" t ~ -
law but the passage OF me rnc IT, General reena
AGAINST the creation OF new HlatG potiuS - no Iva.
chincry of government Is IN Ne"Icr7cy snowis .uc
compIX each year. and mainly In the interest oi onc
The first bill to be ~railroaded through me Legs
Ioturc this session put abuaiu inc bcHgt
rain 20 night Ii was the bill 10 create Public
Works Department In Newark. The blll wa man
intrdrccd until this evening half hour after IL
pubuc aUpeaI7incc II road a second tlHe IN w.
House and then under suspension OF inc rue, u
20, It's third and last reading passing 10y parS w
~ IA 10 10 The bill gives nearly al te pVWcIs no"
vested i'm the Newark Aldermen 20 boalu Oh i've o"I
m,si"nrrs 10 be- appointed by the Mayor. The board
viii have charge Of all matters relating 10 stieels
scwerS subways, water supply. street lIancH,S,,
noIes wires etc The Aldermen VIII nave 10 loon
after the assessment and collection OF uAG a. nv
toforc but beyond that unpopular duty VIII INV no
important function 10 perform: Inc cOhlnIiS,ioicI
CHOSEN 10 act ~ president of tho bodiu - 'o Iii ~
ANIMAL salary OF $1,000; the other lonr Will Ec'
So. 900 each. , .,o ,,or,iro, ,,r-
NJ Cbauncry H. I,ca.lcy aud Patrick H. GlIho'y l"II
District cont judges, the former 70 SIT Ill trenton anu
the latter in Elizabeth. ,.,. =, ,,,o uaIlot
senator Wcrts introduccd a supplement 10 tho baiot
Pcfnrm Law of lat winter. 1t amends various So
ZION. section = is amended A. o. allow thc n,cIl-
r. NJ thc election boarl e. Dee municipal oihCchou'I,.
Provision 4, made for filling vacancies rom t.c No'n
nro.cut when one NOV Of The cIccuph ohoeIS aIV
absent when the polls open Anottor 'cu i'
u,i,s thc act applicable & town mc"lhE' dlu NV
lin elections with booths. etc. but the piH" ,.i!
NOT he official but shall De furnished by thc la'c
nr thcr parties Provision IS made for uniformity -,
ali The ballots except I'm the names ~ coluiuAps ~
horonchs under 300 population arr exempt NOM '"'
urovisions Of the act.