The Penn's Grove record., 1893-02-10
= Legislature.

Inc l6W AuohCho oc6ohF
| of the session on Monday evening when
Gov Werts sent in another Republican
nomination. II was the name of Gen.
Bird W. Spenser, to succeed himseit as
a member of the State Board Of Assess
ors. The other nominations were Una
of j. Bingham Woodward 10 De MEM
Der of the State Boar6 OF Education
and Milford w. Ludlurh for Lay Judge
Of Cumberland county 70 succeed Ma
thaniel Stratton.
Senator Cornish offereda resolution
on the death Of Hon. Benz. +. Howey,
who ran AGAINST Gov. Green.
Tie bill making it lafSiui 70 PRINT
nublisb or sell newspapers on Sunday;
also to sell milk, walk, tide or oflVe tor
recreation on Sunday hds passed DOTH
honses and becomes a lalw. 1t repeats
what is called the ''oTr1 piue laws
AGAINST sabbath dissertation.
Senator Terbure intrfoacea = oii 70
repeal the vice and imWtoiaiiAy ACT Oh
1874. Senator Butchef introduced u
bill to prohibit use of dredge OF otnet
appliance for catching oysters from
boats between Arnold Point buoy and
Hope Creek previous to MAJ !. sena-
tor DAILY introduced a btll to repeal the
collateral Inheritance adt Of last year.
Among the bills passed by the House
are these: authorizing cemetery mana
gers to change the bylaws OF their
Association by a t~hree-fourths vote;
providing that the Cle5k OF camden
comfy shall receive fees in lieu Of a fix-
ed salary; appropriatinr,sla 900 for i'm
provements at the State Normal SCHOOLS
cedipp to the u. S. lands on Sandy
Hook TO be used for ~fortincaticns.
E~nlogistic resolutions were adopted
on the death of Supremsl Court Justice
Edward w, scudder WHO died on Sat
urday.
Bills were introduced IN the HOUSE
giving any member. other or agent Of
the n. J. Society for prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals power 70 arfess
without warrant. 10 all Camden Board
of Freeholders, which ore elected py
Assembly districts. to elect county col
leetor for three years; authorizing
Boards of Education ID re.ire schooI
teachers, over 60 who have served $,
wears. on half paw; creating the de
partment of agriculture 70 % under ths
charge of a commissioner nominatee
by the Governor for = years, salar,
g, 500. said commission r sna perform
the duties of the State parry Comnhis
sioner, President Of the boara 0
Agriculture and the N, j. Experimen
Station: he shall appoipt q Secretary 0
the Board CT AgrIculufe. Inc last J
a political bill.
The Senate held a short session o.
Tuesday morning after,prayer by Rev
7. c. CarmaD, confirmed all the nor
+ nations sent in previously by the GOV
ernor including the nonaination OF W
| W. Phelps and adjournjd ior week
The bill for paying tlle door keeper
and pages passed the HOUSE. MI
Hutchinson said it was saiary-grat
bling scheme that would cost d stat
$3.50 as he said there were II 200
! keepers and SO pages and there was n
need Of neal SO many.
The House passed a Hiii empoWefii
municipalities to fix the license lee VI
: ON dogs and other unimbortant bills.
! Among the bills introduced were III
3 following: Making sea captains OF
: years service eligible fJE examinatio
! for a pilots license; making the pay fc
all employed by the State, city or nun
> cipality 81 a day for 8 hours; making
500 and 80 days Imprisonment for COZ
Eliminating any stream; increasing III
! pay of election officers from % 10 :
for each s hours work; providing Tia
all street car passengers not provide
with seats shall pay only fare.
The race track men were 0
loggerheads this week tlean ever Deior'
, Billy Thompson and Deyinis McLaugi
, lin had hot words over their AFFAIRS 0
Monday night. Dennis rs not satishe
, with anything the rest propose. Il
says he a get along without any iet
islatiOn and stands in THE way OF u
rest. Billy would be satisfied with an
thing which would legapize the BUS
ness in a moderate way. Ihere is II
prospect OF a general bill whiie there
SO much quarreling. ape Monmout
county gamblers will be Ssatished VIII
a bill legalizing gambling 80 days an
they will most likely have such q u
introduced.
Elk Governor Albeit, ~ is reported
will be nominated to the vacancy IN IN
State Supreme Court CAUSED by Justic
Scudder's DEATH, Many are opposed !