The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-23
TRACK BILL KILLED
Naturalization Bill Passes
in the Senate and Be-
comes a Law.
SENATE KILLS LOCAL OPTION
Voorhees, Investigation Committee
Will Make Its Report
in. June.
SENATE KILLS LOCAL OPTION
Special to the ,Jerscv CIT, Ne,rs. Z


o'clock before the House and Senate re-
| convened yesterday afternoon. The delay
was caused by hitch over the two
bills which provide for a commission to
improve the State Prison. and the tight
narrowed down to the old enlnity of
Senator Skirm towards Major Anderson.
Tt will be remembered that Senator
Skirm was the means of hanging up
Major Anderson's nomination for State
Prison Inspector. The Mercer Senator
has never forgiven the Major for beat
ing him in that fight, and when the bill
came in in the early part of the session
naming Major Anderson as one of the
Commissioners. Mr.. skarm set to work
to defeat the bill unless Major Ander-
sons name was taken out. He gos Mr.
Ginder to introduce bin with that OBJ
ject in view. and the fight begaA It has
run along all the session, but as the end
drew near, and 1T became apparent that
some decisive movement must be made
if the State Prison was to receive the
much needed improvements. the Senate
resolved to take the bull by the horns.
SECESSI ONIST HERBERT
In the conference Mr.. Herbert took
decided stand. He said that up to that
time he had assented to all that his COL
leiagues wished. but in this matter he
proposed to assert himself and he would
not support fhe bill unless it contained
the name of Major Anderson.
Senator Skirm protested in vain. but
1t did him no good and it was resolved
to support Mr.. Anderson. The bin was
passed during the evening in both
Houses. 1t approprfates s15O,0OO for the
as ,,yf1iss ToH,,
K. Patterson. Head Keener of tba
Prison E,ayara H. n r,naoon,sas " ro sne
troller Hancock. Henry Dixon and Major
Anderson.
yvbor +ho eooto
current resolution was adopted providtng lo ding
for recess until Jme 4 tbe 'aav on
which y is VA - ie uas on
die. provided thaIt the Senate shall meet
on t1alt dav to racai1ra N, q ,o,,o,rts of an,
voorhees Investi pari,,n osonsn,s,ttee t. or
upon it's recommendations and transact
no other business. The Senators were in
a social mood during fthe affernonn and ID
absent. if was arransred to csII IN sg
ate 4s, the local option bllm which was
HE senator Di from pelNuaarsy Wasrey was
sent for, and Just as he entered Senafayr lstoy
at te proyhons Of s ,e ri hill lTeanarang wara s
q v IA Tlea-
ton The roM call was ordered and as
soon as Mr. DAILY voted ave, the Sem.
afor from Morris Started d across s5s 'shle the
every feature ITO ask what N ali neeanIf II
By the time he had se reached II d. seniafor iSatl.
p2aly's seat, President stokes announced
to aiow the E Senators u to i. Change s eeldssr their
votess 90 .-iei'
s sePa0r Pas npf PackeF ksg gass1 sas the @ question that
had not been caJIed ,Thajt Ieft fba aIi
open, and the Senators changed their
vgSes N4TTR 81 as t. to XII aT16M Sne Ps4i RII
The Storrs Nst,r,al izaainr hi i1a Ia ss..xz
the Senate over the Governors S veto veto.
sides hesng conS4mned absthens, ahst norn
could not Change tIhe sresl1I4 O. uiieiDt
would be contested IN The .Ae eo,,rt re ami n1li
'rhtalt he nraferred TO aro,e IN ~ ,, aliu
features Of the bsm there rafer uaH si11oa1 tban
of the Senate Cham chamaber M The The usssll veto war an
he sseSs party M v0gs s than
+ai1an m ans5 tI,a IJ,,sn oi 90 Is lneii
peoiang pro i vna the s,saa man M nominated IN
al law If fen yasrs ps ll
~ ~ s.g Ia" ~ zen YEARS stanolng was
cor1sio Thse : 1u, =, e,.7,,,a,,4 NO., aor. -
Hal,ss aehnenI I'm pSa n' Was aeopssd ny fhe
seores ter }4h fat tine n5i was the result Of
= oeaI WILL s l1 3ToveTuoI l, WeIes 70 IfoVlde
q ay1pres m, 81 :, @ wa,e.i 4iaS .sItii
eha 20 tba Snraaa 81, Msas ot
GoverTors hsfpro promise to consider an bills
= aasaao9 AZ, . auJoaal,llneiIe, ~ , anu pne
PRBsENT Il BoaRD "a ionsgIIsr sHTT @ nITT
AZ, lne Stale Ho5ru OF e,ATDllratlon cues.
si1m WIS sertieo t og Senasor tll g9orhees
l @ ror td1e olagInai Dll Inc SUP
SSblute S..d siedFes phe powers ana sCut1es OF |
o.,tz one alS poalI as at Pressnt constituted,
ssI hIl go : Ssnt u olllce ihe pIesent
~ pealo i1a asu appoahts ll new one OF 1lve 70
gake. u once Oh une dpproVal OF Ihe act.
The The, new so1 Com1nlisssoners are;1s. s; sher
Tsas NdssJlin ~ Naa1a ol teTson;
I.esasiatlye coTrsspe,ondsnts and William
NJ. w. aougnty, OF MlilvIlie; Sdharies Huston, |
o. 81 S9mervllies and JoseRn y Moore, of |
ssIl oSsnlden' gl[i WorKlngm[ien. Iney ar are to re-
c@elve @ a compensadApn OF Sl,2O0 year, |
MIuh MIuh 9zou audlllonau Tor the secretary.
me totaa cost OF the commission Will |
pc less than oneInar tnat OF the old |
board. Inc bll passed both Houses.
Winen the vote was announced in the |
House the members crowded around MIR. |
Martins Sd, desk 1 and con graf ulatea him.
The Senalte passed these BILLS
House "a, providtng that all corpora
tions except railroads shall pay their em-
ployes semi lmonlthty.
House S9S creates signal and tele- /
graph corps 70 pc attached to each brig
ade OF the Natlonal Guard.
house Ky w Wn5ch enables Jersey City |
to issue Sl200o bonds and erect a fire |
englne Ignn,sa n9Hse 95n utsca, r,,.,,as q ,,oa,
serve wIits, processes, etc. on Saturday