The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04

urers outside their governing hoiits'
making opening season for quail, ihras-
ants and rabbits from Nov. ID 10 jan
2; prevents shortening the bone ut Il
horses tail. commonly called dock
ing;'' ]apprOpriaIes SjO,OuU Tor lle
Worlds Fair, also $1,000 for ERECTION
of a monument to commemorate Inc
emancipation of the slaves at me
Worlds Fair; ) year term for Mayors
In the House Il letter was ordered
spread on the minutes in which W. ;.
b. Parker retracted the statement
made at the anlirace tra,k m"'ii"E
that Assemblyman W. Tabor l'"lher
had "sold out
Bills were passed providing for hing
nominations IN case Uf death ct can
didates; changing the school year So as
to make it end on June ooh and hrElh
on July LIST, and amends school ID" as
to composition OF County Board 0i EN-
aminers: prohibiting the killing oil
pheasants for 3 years; making ESSEX
county freehOlderS elected IN the SpIihS
Mr.. Coles bill to prevent Judges
from Furnishing for contempt persons
criticising the court, unless ClliicIsW
be contrary to with some order made III
tile course OF a judicial proceeding was
defeated after Il spirited debate III
which Nash of Gloucester blackGuard
ed ex-Judge Panc0ast, The drawer OF
the bill, but he atterwaTd ~apol0gized'
Mr.. Kalish said such a law would give
newspapers q license to assall every
court in the State.
The bill making 8 cents feiriase he
tween this and another state was pass.
ed after Mr.. Strimple had 1t amended
to apply only to first class counties soft
will effect only Jersey city people.
Bills are beng rushed through at a
lively rate so that the session can ehd
next Friday.
A delegation Of Camden citizens
waited on the Governor TO urge Judge
Hugg's reappOintment but he gave
them to understand IIugg would not
be reappointed so he has with drawn
his name. The Governor will not ap-
point until next week after election.
II. 4. Miller Oh Howard Carrow Is
thought to the man he will appoint.
The Potts amendments to the Me
chanics lien law was passed. Any per-
son is given a lien who may give Il no
tice to the owner in writing prior to
the making of any payment on a build
ing that such persons has or is about
to do work or furnish materials for
such buildings.
Speaker Bergen, through Mr.. Hardin,
has introduced Il very important meas.
ure. 1t provides that every telegraph,
telephone, cable, and express company
shall be taxed 2 per cent. on gross re-
ceipts; every gas and electric light com
Iany half of | per cent. upon the gross
amount Of receipts; each oil and pip
lines company, eight-tenths of | Fer
cent. of its gross receipts; every lnsur'
ance con pauy other than life insurance,
1.per cent. of its gross receipts; and
each life insurance company, | per cent.
of its surplus last December; the Bank
ing Commissioner to ascertain the cor
rectness of the reports made. The bill
is understood to have been prepared
with the approval of the Governor and
the Banking COMMISSIONER ana viii
add a large revenue to the State.
On Wednesday the Senate passed the
Gutenberg Justice bill which was
killed two weeks age, requiring con-
stables to take prisoners before the
nearest Justico Of the Peace. Five
Democrats voted against it thea bGt
only Mr.. Barker nov. BY the proyis'
ions OF ii COnStables making arrest on
the hill top track will have to take
their prisoners to the tracks " JUS
tice, who car fix bail so low that 1t
would he cheaper for the offenders 10
jump it than stand trial.
The bill was rushed over to tie House
and declared passed but when Il melI-
Der wished to know how lie voted it
was found he was recorded for when
he was against it and some were L.
corded rs voting who we've not present..
The bill was lost by % TO -,
AS this is a measure III favor Of Gut
teiberg may W. not expect i bill to
favor racing? Thele is GONE mys;er-
ious work going on, and plenty OF mon
ey TO back it,.
The bill to consolidate the two poll
lug districts Of Clayton in one was pass
ed.
House bills were passed authorizing
township committees to pay bills in.
cured by road commissioners and linn
iting the amount to be raised under the
road law 10 II FER cent Of assessed
valuation.
The House passed bills making it a
~disorderly person to carry Il concealed
weapon
Mr.. Butchc,s bill 10 allow legal
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