Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1892-01-14


During the year the commission, in com
pany with the governor, continued the per
sonal examination of the riparian lands,
which was inaugurated during the first year
OF my present term, with view to re
adjustment Of prices to be charged for ri
parian rights Particular attention was
gwen TO the southern portion Of the state,
along the shores of the Delaware river and
bay, where riparian land is rapidly increas-
ing IN value The old valuations in other
parts of the state were also carefully con
sidered. After consideration, old valuations
were revised and readlusted and materially
increased, SO that the state might receive
far equivalent from these lands under water.
BY the act OF March 20, 1891, the digging
or removal Oh deposits OF sand from the
tioe waters OF the state was prohibited, un-
less PERMISSION was hrst granted by the
riparian Dosfd- Onder the provision OF this
statute one incense mas been granted and
SoOo received taeretor. Other applications
are now pending, ana with the improved
Appliances now available Tor the dredging
Oh ueposlts Oh SAND irom loai waters there
WIN % ueVeiopeu a prontaoie industry,
yieiulng substantial revenue 70 tne state.
Agriculture.
fuiiy discussed the subject OF agriculture
IN my csst message l repeat tine recon-
menoations maze therein Tor the creation OF
commissioner Oh agriculture ana OF a rail-
road coinhisSlon' ana aiso Ior tne passage
Oh Jaws against unjust discrimination ID
lreight rates, ana IN relation TO other mat
ters referred 10 IN tnat message
Inc legislature acted upon two OF the
suDJects mentioned IN tnat message, TO wit,
IA Ieierence 20 rosaos ana tne creation OF
staOe Doaru lor the equaization OF TAX assess
hentS'
Inc act IN reference 10 roads requires an
amenument- IL was drawn and passed IN
view OF tne passage OF law creating COM
missioner OF agriculture, out the legislature,
not having deemed u wise 10 create bureau
Oh agriculture, IL VIII Dc necessary TO amend
tnei ROAD act ana provide Tor the substitu-
tlon Oh some person 70 perform the duties OF
commissioner OF agriculture named therein
recommend that the performance of these
duties be vested IN the president of the
state board OF agriculture until the estab-
iishment OF state commissioner.
Abandoned Farms.
Owing to the misrepresentation that evil
uens'y s eAiSeeu ~ ieierence " sne question
u, y. e. - a. .'AA9 s'oso
.no oeei o'eiy - 'no Se1so Do0lu " osicur
.uho " nlaAe E pclSons'i lnvessisaeion, SaA-
ils = Dasls 'ne Lepores sent y ene Oureau
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v;sxv ~ tbe confl;ct;Te, -, ,,roy;sioTs ~ man
of these acts and the reasons sat forth r
the secretarv,s ra,ort 7 1aaYr th.. spcoeetior
A wise one
II a commissioner Of agriculture be Great
ed all these matters should properly and
naturally he referred To him
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a. 90 Ao'O Oi's IA eilio eOaoo' A0 iepOh1 x
tnao SUCCESS was aeVaineu Ia tne raising u
young oysters iroih eggs artihciaiiy treateo
anu transported.
state weather service
Inc nrector Oh tne new Jersey state
"eatner service reports tnal u Is no" vel
orsanizeu' anu tnrousn ies crop ouneCln
presents weehy 70 .ne larlnels' irul,
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Edueation.
In my former message dealt very fully
with the school system OF the state, includ-
ing its history and all matters connected
with it. Since that time, in order to con
solidate the school system and render II
more efficient, and decrease its expendi
lures, the legislature passed an act vesting
the entire control of the normal, model.
deaf mute and Farnum schools in new
state board of education. Under the act Of
March IL, 1891 Law OF 1891, page 167), the
new board has general supervision of ali
matters connected with the subject Of edu-
cation. The trustees Of the deaf mute sehoo-
have been abolished and the management
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