New-York tribune., 1894-04-05
A BUSY LEGISLATURE.
WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES AT TRENION'
,,xv ur,s1-REs OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE
PAsSED-AN ADJOURNMENT OR RECESS
PROBABLE THIS MONTH.

PASSED-AN ADJObtsNME.>i Wv
PROBABLE THIS MONTH
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rror,or Anru 4-Business is being rushed
bv New-Jerseys lawmakers. and II - Nv"
believed that the Legislature VIII adjourn OF .aNe
a long recess the last OF this month MI. lew
smiths anti.hazlng bill came up on third reauins
., the House this afternoon. and was Vigorously
onnosad bv Mr. Storrs, who said that innocent
bazng should not be made msdemeahoi' pu'
should be regulated by the faculty OF the conee,
Uazlng he said. is merely playing ana s"ou'u "O
he made a criminal offence. Mr. Salinger iaVored
the bill. and said the law should step III anu anu pr
vent the brutal sports OF cole6u"a' i''e ~
lost by a vote of 20 to 32
House BIZ No 20i. which places the tahins u
the school census in the hands OF the CLERKS Vi .'e
various school districts in the state ana piao.' e
State Superintendent Of Public instruction III o"''s.
Of the details OF the census. came up OH se'o".
reading when Mr.. Wilbur submitted an amehui"e,.
proyidlng that the State Board OF Education shou'd
annoint the supervisor Of the census. There was
.n,r,,ad debate and the amendment was agreeu
too to 6.
The ebmmittee Miscellaneous business le,
norted the following resolution, which was aereeu
poso,ved The Senate concurrng. that the Legs
,amre of This state indorse the provisions OF the
Hi known as H. r. No. 52e4, now pending in the ths
House Of & Of II t9e reeae the mode Of
removal of ercarrers and introduces %
the senator's and Congressman from this state u
support the notion A..
The Direct Legislation Association is urging 'he
Essex and Hudson members to force upon 'ne
House tne constitutional amendment offered by II
some weeks ago. To-Day MI Iaitie" '
the following resolution.
Resolved That 1t is the sense OF this House S tiai
the Conference COMMITTEES on JS'ify M ihe referendum
amendment. and that said amendment oe 'aNei 'P
for action BY the Assembly as whole'
Mr. Sanger chairman Of the committee sta'eu
,,at be would report the proposed amendment as
coon q he could get the committee together 10 con-
slider II With the understanding that the commit
tee wou,d report the amendment NOT later .hah
Wednesday OF next week, Mr.. Harrigan wllhure"
the resolution. IA, am
der-sherin constable marshal or policeman shaH eS
ercise any other civil Office. came up on .f'iu
ing and was advocated by Mr.. S;orrs' VINO sa,u 10
nassage would do away with 'pooh-Dahs III P'
| The bill passed by party vote ,,,
Mr. Kerr introduced a bill to-day which proVue'
for a Police Commission for the city Oh i1opone" ;"
! Four Commissioners, two from each pa
ba appointed by the Mayor. and SO divde '"ei"
selves that one commission shall expire each year
The Commissioners shall divide the city into ponce
preclncts and appoint chief captain ior eaoh pie
clnct and sergeants, roundsmen and patroime"' 'ie
! whole force not exceeding one person lot e'e''
| COO inhabitants. .,,
Among the bills passing the House to-uay ""i1
| are OF more than ordinary interest 10 the uppe'
! end OF the State the bill when re-ehac.s ."e
| law OF 1876 providing a penalty OF 81" lot iS'','h
or trespassng after notice on any ones lahus, '"e
| bill which makes the term OF ire Ciy oie'A u
Paterson three years; the bill authorizing common
Councils to Increase the salaries of city Controier'
TO 5000: the bill permitting fishing with set hneS
and fish weIrs above tide water in streams 'fis
bill which transfers all moneys received from sai'
Of riparian lands and leases 10 the school luhu ''
bul which provides that it shall be uniawiuI l'
catch sturgeon In the Delaware River after Jun'
| 30 Of each year.
| House Bill No 2i2 abolishes the Public Koa'
boards in Essex and Hudson Counties ana puu
the control OF such boards in the Board OF Chosei
! FreehOders