The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-29
REPUBLICAN HYPOCRISY.
Legislators no the Osfrsch Act Over
the Doorkeeper Scandal.
NnecidL a thc JefScu CllM NelC

TRENTON, Jan. 20, 1S95.-The House
held a very brief session last night for
Monday night. There were the usual
crowds in the galleries and the lobbies,
but half an heur after the Speaker call
ed the Assemblymen to order they melt
ed away, very much disguised with the
tameness of the proceedings. After roll
call, Mr.. Cagney made an attack on
Republican hypocrisy with a resolution
requiring the Clerk OF the House 10
furnish a complete list of the doorkeep-
ers, with their salaries, and to inform
the House whether an account OF the
time they are present on duty is kept,
and whether any portion of their salary
is deducted for the time they are ao-
sent.
Mr.. Storrs promptly moved to lay the
resolution on the table, and that suited
Mr.. BIackshaw's bill, which seeks to
abolish Barney Shanley's manure neaps
upon the Hackensack meadows, was re-
committed. Lawyer Alien, the Erle,s
representative down here, says that, the
bill prohibits the Erie Railroad from
and wanted a hearing upon 1t. He went
to Mr.. Blackshaw and asked him to re-
| commit the bill. Mr.. Blackshaw prompt
ly refused.
Mr.. Allen then hustled around and
got Mr.. Burger, Chairman of the Com
msttee on Miscellaneous Business. to
move its r~ecommittal. M. Burger proved
a ready tool for the railroad man.
The bill was recommitted, but Its
friends will see that it is brought out
again.
| ers to be paid at their school houses In
stead of being obliged to go to the City
Hail for their a Y was passed. So was
| Mr.. Gruber's bill, which requires notice
| 70 ba ciyaD tn .aiinlDiUfr building owners
of excavations for new bGile ings.
THE SECESSION 1NFAMY.
John Kerr's iniquity came = the front
| which was introduced by Mr.. Duncan,
| of Essex. 1t provi6es for the annexation
| of Harrison and Kearny 70 Essex. and
| Governor killed with his little veto.
Mr.. Nutzhorn, of Hoboken, has a bin
to make the Boards of Police and Fire
Commissioners of Hoboken n~on-partisan
of the two great political parties. The
| measure has struck a decided snag In
the manner in which the commissioner
shall be appointed. Some want them az
| pointed by the Mayor, but as there is q
| Chance of Larry Pagan succeeding him
self, the idea of his CONTROLLING the two
boards does not suit some OF the poia
| appointed by the chaiGmen of the city
| committees of each party. When this
question is settled Mr.. Nutzhorn will
DIlnR III kue DI4.
NEW BILLS.
In the Senate these bills We're intro
| duced last night
Mr.. Herbert-Frovides for the issue of
| temporary bonds In anticipation of the
| class cities. (Mun. Corp
Mr.. Rogers-Provides for the establish
ment of a naval reserve.
Mr.. Rogers-Prov.des for a fee of 81
| for coroner's jurors.
Mr.. Rogers-Abolishes the Office of clerk
to Grand Juries. Judd
Mr.. Rogers-Authorizes the Board of
| Managers of State Hospitals to select a
| site and build a hospital in the southern
| part of the State. and appropriates Sl25,-
Mr.. D~aly-Relates to the issue of bonds
| for the construction or sewers in towns
and other municipalities. (Mun. CorpO
lien Mf law by providing that material,
| men or laborers must give notice within
| thirty days of their proposed lien on
any building.
| ment of a commission of public instrue-
ton for Bayonne to consist of eight,
| not more than half of whom shall be
| of the same political party.
Mr.. Herbert-Provides for the enlarge
| ment of the State Prison, and appropri-
| ates 1920, 900 for that purpose. The work
to be done under the supervision of the
| keeper, supervisor and chairman and sec
rotary of the Board of inspectors.
These were introduced in the House,
| Mr.. Codding-Requires physicians to
repert az u ln 4osai hsa; ana a CARNATIONS Wits dl5-
in twelve boIrs from their diagnosis
| thereof, and provides quarantine methods
to be used in such cases.
Mr.. Skinner-Consoiidates the acts rela-
tive to police justices passed last year
| for first class cities. Does not change
| number, term or salary OF present JUS
tees.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Boards of
| Health to fix fees for permits, and pen
| alties for the violation of health ordi-
nances.
of applicants for licenses in daily news
| papers at five cents per applicant.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Fire Commits.
! sioners in cities to fix salaries of all
members of the Fire Department.
Mr.. Davis-Requires the publication of
the finances of incorporated towns in a
daily newspaper. (Towns.)
Mr.. Minch-Provides that persons in
sured in any prudential or industrial in
suranee ompany ma decide when he
| arrives at twenty-one years Of age, to
whom insurance shall be paid.
Mr.. Minch-Appropriates 5000 to the
labor bureau for current expenses. Jud.)
Mr.. King-Authorizes the Governor to
appoint five persons, 2 OF WHOM shall
Health, q practical breeder of live stock,
| and the veterinarian who shall constitute
| the State Live Stock Sanitary Com
| MISSION who shall a charge of the
! inspecting all live stock for dangerous
diseases. Terms shall be four years and
the salaries liked each year by the Gov
ernor
Mr.. King-Authorizes second class cities
to issue S10o,O Geo worth of bonds to erect
school houses.
Mr.. Ktng-Repeals act of last year re-
| garding erection of school houses (Inuni-
cipal corporations), No, Isl. Mr.. Robert
son-Giyes reg-n1ental adjustments in
each regiments IN. CO $500 per year
salary. Mr.. L~ower-Soldier and sailor
forms nf 0finP measure t