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TRENTON, Jan. 80, 1S95-The routine
of the Legislature was brief yesterday.
The House passed Nos. %, 20 and 30,
which altogether provided hat actions
may be brought at once upon debts
fraudulently contracted, and that real
and personal property of a debtor may
be attached in all cases where a capias
may issue. They also provide a method
for carrying out those provisions.
The Senate passed the bill which APP
propriates S15, 900 each to the Jersey City
and Paterson armories. The question
was raised whether this would be the last
appropriation asked for these armories,
and Mr.. DAILY replied that it would. The
armories were practically completed, but
needed furnishing, which this money
would give, Mr.. Voorhees,, in a somewhat
humorous vein, spoke in favor of the
bill and showed thai the soldiers did not
get all they asked for last year.
Mr.. Kuhl inquired whether the armories
would afford a place of refuge for the
militia in case of danger, and Mr.. Voor-
hees replied that the Jersey City build
ing would when they completed the
tower.
The bill passed IA to /. President Stokes
LABOR AssAILED.
At the morning session a resolution
was adopted calling upon the Comptrol-
Ter for a settlement of the sums which
had been paid to the State Board Of
Arbitration. IN the afternoon the Comp
troller submitted this statement
For the years 1898 and lS sa3g 1904
j. P. Mcdonald, arbi-
P. j. Doyle, arbitrator. ISIS Il 2,7sO 81
L. d. Robertson, arbitra-
John W. Romano, Sec
M fseeTyi; JUS; expenses en-: ): l'S 81 e e s' sss 8 8
$3.50 AS 12,s24 80
From November l, 1894, to January 20,
1895, payments We're as follows
j. P. Mcdonald, arbitrator, 1929 80; ?.
F. Doyle, S7sS.54; L., d. Robertson, $500. 80;
John W. Romaine. Secretary, $798.36 mis-
~cellaneous expenses, s9l:7o. Total, s.
1906. Grand total, $24, 127.S1.
This is the first gun in the fight which
is to be made against the board. The
Republicans consider it needless expense
and viii abolish it on the grounds Of
favor of a new Republican Board If the
present one is abolished. Mr.. Storrs,
with his usual i~mpetuosity, introduced
a bill for the boards abolishment in the
House.
Mr.. Voorhees, withdrew his bill appro-
pr1ating $325,0o0 for the Improvement
of the Norris Plains Insane Asylum,
in which the defects of the first were
remedied.
sHANLEY's MANURE HEAP.
Mr.. Blackshaw is in q state of mind
over his bill which seeks to drive Barney
Shanley's manure heaps from the Hack
ensack Meadows. When he wasn't watch
ing Monday night, Lawyer James Allen
hnI tho hill rnao LIZ f~o
to have discovered that it prohibited the
Erie Railroad from transporting manure
through Jersey City. His objections were
easily overcome, and then Mr.. Black
OF the committee, to report the bill, but
for some reason the Union member re-
fused to do so. Mr.. Blackshaw then OBJ
tained the signatures of the other four
members of the committee eonsenting
to its being reported. Still, for some
reason Mr.. Burger refused to report the
notice that he would move on Monday
night to relieve the committee of further
consideration of the measure.
These bills were introduced in the
Mr.. Rogers, (by requesD. Provides
that all owners of land in fee, whose
lands abut upon n tidewater, thereon
or 'skirting the same, whose deeds read
thence to the same, naming the stream,
shall own and possess the use, occupan-
cy, lnBfeSS ana egreSS to their property
regardless of any law or usage to the
contrary, provided the riparian right to
their water front has not already been
disposed Of by the State rights.
There were introduced in the House,
Mr.. Codding, fixes a uniform system of
procedure for surety, trust and fidelity
companies and places some restriction
about foreign companies, but does not
change present laws. Judiciary
Mr.. Olcott-Gives police Justices or
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
power to commit to lunat:c asylum.
Estate Hospitals.)
Mr.. Ginder-Constitutes John H. Pat
~terson, of Monmouth; William Roberts
and Alex C. Yard, of Mercer: Henry
Doremus, of Essex, and j.. Bingham
Woodward, of Burlington, a commission
and appropriates s220,0OO for that pur-
pose.
Mr.. Zabriskie-Amends the act rela-
tive to idiots and Inmates.
Mr.. Wildes (by re~ouest)-Repeals the
act giving right of trial by jury for vio-
lation of city ordinances.
Mr.; Duncan-Creates the Governor,
House, State Comptroller, State Treas
urer and Chief of he Labor Bureau, into
a board to be known as the State Coun-
Gil of Labor. This council shall nave con-
troll and oversight of the work of the
Labor Bureau. Factory and Workshop
Inspector and Deputies, and State Board
Of Arbitration. The Secretary of the
Labor Bureau shall be clerk of the coun-
Gil. This council shall fix salaries Of
all officials engaged in the above work.
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