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hes, means Of reaching this evil. More stringent
building laws have BEEN suggested. as has also the
compulsory Investigation OF fires by properly con
stituted local ohhcerr 1t has also been BROUGHT TO
my attention that part Of the reesn, lnsrSHss ~
H]niIiinss WHARF ,Ierttiel,y lie to be used Tor light
or p",er. and the suggestion has been made that
should be compelled to show licenses certifying to
their fitness for the work and issued by a compe-
ner that steam boiler Inspection and ccttincsticn
ara now required.
,rd,, 'T ,Ss, .ond ,G psop ,"o' measure. no your OF les sisES'tSn m SnS
receive your favorable consideration. Certainly II
Is not a gratifying reflection that il the rlty Of
Arcs that there are In the principal cities OF Eu.
rope, and more than four times the destruction .,
property. Yet this comparative statement is said
10 be accurate.
To THE pANKI LAW.
""Hi' AZ ,,,.
The conservative management OF our state
banks, was abundantly demonsarated aut,nS me
hhAhrlal panic o. lhl yea. w pL''u,.m wi
banks under state supervision which suspended
was very small. There were instances o, n'H
mess MA mshSs shn,h.r h nov prs..n nv sanEi,ns law can
not he stfengthencd so as 10 eompe' yNrn n,ea.s'
cnns"rvatisH' In methods and more rs'u '"'p'c-
ilOn by the banking department;
Two suggestions In this direction are parti,n.
larly submitted to your st,ent,on' "nT IS ,r ,nf.
10 on'er OF emp",,ec o' W. ua"n . ,..nuiS hn al.
tuition subject to the banking avs should y ~,
lowed TO borrow nlrcclly or 'hn,re,us, n"S W rs
,nnns s'tnou. nrs' mas,ns ~, ~ c"nsor, 81
Board OF Directors and obtaining rhe c"nhent W
AZ ,sast a au".um ~ !, ho ,ht,sch Il, ct
ss.,S. r.,tsin nS ~" saw 10 pr cent, OF
lhe,r nt pfon.a eaen SsaI Ss q Fan, ~ he
unit, such s"rr'". ..1""'s ~ per cent " nv
'"p"a' SWek'
FISH PROPAGATION
Tn, LEGISLATURE Of 1904 passed bills r%ro,iiins
,,r 49,. S",y Ash ha,aherica- upc in sullivan
Gor,t, and Inc other in Stcrbcn. : IL
would he unwise. however, In my opinion. for
,he state TO establish any more trout hs'Thcr,ss.
,ir,,"rIy a gem, rsh' and public money should
rather be used for the propagation OF food hsh.
Hnrh ma nike p.rcb and white Ash. from the bonn-
nfui supply Of which greater benefit will accrue
10 we people OF tnr sta'c' ! Sm w w. as
n "rnsssnti' :, I';,,,,, Isrgc spnrorri,tions
~, m Nsh , liz" "" i" tror, tho nuhlic treasury
Tor hsn ,uliVa'lnn ,,"n !" n W ,ldor I'm
me mcaSur, o. "pr" nn.h y, 70 "0m oIdd ""' ''"
Is "TrsS,,'r W I" 40 40 sS ,m% miles Of water within
'ncIn " ." s,""'" hna -, rrnduc,no nm
,hI ntea oi cur St"am a., ,,pS t.n" chsan"nirr in
, nmr" dcer sn'" the cos, Of living to III" people.
S,cs,ins auans"n"' e"p'o'"'" wv "''"e " NV
H'n IN ,,o dircc,,,r NJ arrly,nc this policy II ia
ror,h, ~ notc ihat of tbe SO O00 ooo' Young hsh
ra,soi' in tho stsie hatchertcs during the last
year, tho larger proportion was ~ what might
he StriTi'v called inod hSntt r,sn'p'h
million MnitetHh were n'ah'en w LAW ,m,su,";
the 'ommipai"n',S honn," w '',un,''"
this wear to make a s,ill larger plant and TO-
continue the "ofk u"t' INV '"N' " '"'""s"'
] would suggest INC pasl'ne "i an ~, prnn,nnhs
Tor tho registration n' he'r am 'ne,. vs. '", ~
ont the state under pr3pet s4perS'slnn, ~"
mesh o. these net. hh",'a ." ,"rS, 'm'"sn W
permit the escape ~ annaiI nsh n' NP' "lu '"'"Nn
10 brood. and the not should NJ, We used a. ~,
during the spa-ninE season Iheir use shonln
not hc permitted In irou, streams nor ~ 'skes
whore there are none hnt gam" nSnssi Wv ,n ms
yet the game fishes he protected
A small fee should be charg"d inr registering.
and for the permit to use. in order to pay the
expense Of this work, and the registration would
give the Commissioners accurate Know. "1R" OF
the locatIon Of every ne, IN me |, srshGe
them In a great measure tn prevent iupr'pcr use
THIS system has worked very successfully IN Gan
ada,
x,r,oSAr. cIr,pD ANN NAVAL, MILITIA,
~. na.o.s,, -, , rn,,,ry ,orcc IA rscovr,z.d
by me lava 81 ~" Sta'c' L. s".n" "a ", ~ Az.
tirrly upon rs eunclehrF' n n,tn ",,nn"rn y, ia
Tor tho most part maintained. and while con.
giant "norta are mace 70 nuvan'e III ""na :.
In an cminentiy Satisfactory coh'l.lnh' "mu "n.,nh
OF the fostering care or me prEf'' AM maon,
militia Ia already wei cn"'prea siIi .oor io
thoroughly equipped for any service ~ may DC
called upon To perform.
!, ro,,.r,,o r-,y,o,. Recommendation rc,ot,v. to
Eva ,nvc,rn.p, ~ cI,,o. Tndcr nm present avs
Nv E1'crnupn, o' ",,,ri n nn !" ,.F,.is,iy.
etm q, '.nS'y'"E ",mr''n, wi" aia,v AZ. mine
,n,h tho o,,on, n, ,hnse n"wsr. and ,hcir na,ure,
nn' ,mnnnu IN w t, snnri,i sta,n,cv In, INNS,
e, ,h,n..h ho Sg,s,st,rc some rhsrteTs
confer sreaisr powers UPON municipalities than
o,har. Ia, All min FROM tho SANE sourre and
o,n''c w W va rpi'% ~ mm mus, come rom the
ssmp sou,ce o
ThIa aygtefo tbrpvyp prent rpsDonsIhilIty upOn the
adsI,,yro n b,,rcs mr. ,bo "uostInn NJ Home
nn1. and nronrio,y Home RnIe is a Fundamental
nrincinIo rbIrb Tho nsonIo ripbi,y cherish, The
s,s;inc,Io, bnweyer Is moi always drawn. AZ
n, ,honhI bo he,yecn municIpal legislation in
r,irInr H., n,,os,,rr n, Unme RnIe and mai in.
roi, NJ; n Tho d"cs,Ior NJ legislative pronriety. II
an ,rasion oS tbo nrIpcinie NJ Home Rule. and
IN. sn,r,t nJ the Constitution. when the Legisla.
t NJ assumcs 10 denrive nunicipaHties OF the
right to choosc-eIther by election or by appoint
ment at the hands OF snme e'sc.i,t "nnrL w
om'ers-,her owl ,ur"' "''' '" '' "'"'"'
uItion OF local anaifs'
~ ~ not. however u VOCATION u .ne pr.n''',I.
oil Home hule Wheh the Leglsiatnre ,Ihms'eIs. "
charter amendment or otnerWlse' Ner'hlh poMe.s
or dn'les from one lhcsl omcer 'o anutn'i. u uon'
one SCI OF local omcrrs 70 ahotheIIthlS s " Iuts-
tlon OF propriety: not OF home hule, me chanse
may or may not pc wlse' but u u WlInin nv com-
plete province OF the Legislature ana violates no
principle OF home hhle. LOT II taxes away no
measure OF local authority
These Illustrations serve TO inhlcate a distln'-
ton which should always be drawn IN considering
huh'cipal ieslsiatlor. .
foIst on them BY Ies,slation local onIcers in