The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-19

Oh Saturday and Sunday nights. II
legislates the present fish commissions
ers out of office provides for appoint
ing others appropriates So 900 annuaI-
~ sor maintaining a fish hatchery the
Commissioners shall appoint a fish and
game protector ut a salary OF 500 a
year who shall supervise the fish ward
ems and investigate all complaints and
enforce laws also two fish wardens
for each county who shall receive -
per day but not over $50 per day but
not over $50 per year upon appllca'
ton ten ~freeholders or the owner OF a
fishery the commissioner may appoint
s'deputy fish and game protectors whe
shall have no pay nor anything for ex'
penses incurred.
Harrison and Kearney in Hudson
county want to be annexed to Essex
county.
A Petition was presented from citl-
zens of Trenton protesting against the
exhibiting Jersey products at Chicago
Worlds Fair or Sunday.
Petitions from the Farmers Alliance
were presented asking for the passage
OLA five per cent. interest bill proyid-
ing the laws be printed in pamphlet
form /; the bill creating the office of
commissioner of agriculture and a bill
reducing the salaries OF all the State
officials,
Bills were introduced making the
display of a red flag at a public gather
ing $50 fine or six months inprison-
ment allowing manufacturers of liq-
uors to sell from a..quart TO . gallons.
not to be drunk on the premises for
from $50 to $50 free by Mr.. Strimpie
on request, requiring treasurer OF flre-
mems associations to be a member one
year ; the fish commissioners bill eX-
planned elsewhere.
On Tuesday the Senate passed bills
providing that no public road shall be
less than ; rods wide and allowing COM
missioners of sinking funds to invest
moneys i'll. L. $, Bonds.
The Assembly p~assedibills to create
a medical department Of the National
guard, exempting municipal bonds
from taxation providing for the uni.
form laying out of roads and streets in
cities ard towns and boroughs.
Numerous petitions were received
against opening the Columbian EXPOSE
ton OIL Sunday and they were referred
to a special committee. Abe Nash,
Billy Thompson'si %blatherskite repre-
sentative made a, speech to do away
with Sunday during the exhibition.
Bills were lmtroducedito reduced the
tax on timber and bush land fifty per
cent. making 5 cents the limit for fer
ry charges between New Jersey and
other states ; making it a crime to pro
mote any lottery or policy game Great
ing IA railroad commission to be COM
posed of members of the state Board
of Assessors, who shall have control Of
the regulation of freight rates and have
power to prevent unfair discfimina-
ton.
Inc race track bills are..doomed. 1t
reQuiles II votes out of II to pass
them in the Senate, and 81 out of 60 to
the House. A poll of both chambers
on Wednesday s~howedi14 Senators and
"a Assemblymen who declared they
would not vote for the measures.
Five Senators were nOn.committal
and enc was absent. Three Assembly
men-Nash, of Camden, lin which
county Gloucester is situated Flynn,
of Passaic, the county in which Clifton
is located, and Parker, of Monmouth,
who introduced the bills-pronounced
themselves in favor of the measures.
Twenty Assemblymen refused to COM
nit themselves. Chairman Smith says
hills will not he reported from the COM
mittee.
On Wednesday the Senate passed
bills giving consent to build a bridge
between Camden and Philadelphia, le-
curing collectors TO mail notices of
taxes assessed !; providing for a paid
fire department in Trenton reducing
the Councilmanic representation in cit
les of the second class from 3 to J for
each ward throwing the Second ward
of Trenton from Second Assembly dis
trict into the Third district giving
the appointment of the State Dairy
Commissioner to the Governor instead
of the State Board of Health requir-
ing tramps to be convicted under the
tramp act. A bill was introduced pro-
viding that bonds may be issued in any
township for road improvements; pro
yiding for a state board of arbitration
to settle labor disputes.
The final adjournment of the legiSla-
ture has been fixed for March II.
The Senate confirmed the nominal
ton of b. j. Ford as Superintendent
of the State House for ) years; and
these lay Judges W. y. Wood, for Sa-
lem and Jesse d. Ludlum, of Cape
May.
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