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cs@ussion. The opposition. led BY the Bur;
victory by securing amendments alto
gether distasteful to the stone road adj
may use gravel and oyster shells.
The National Guard came in for some
legislative consideration. particularly the
passage of a bill that has been pending
In many Legislatures to create four COM
panies of colored militia to be located
In Camden; Trenton, Jersey. City and
never be mustered in, for the State Mill
tary Board is against 1t. TIL signal
service as well as the ambulance corps
are. to be organized into district organi-
cations with staff officers, and the Jersey
City and Paterson armorles will each
get 6,o9o for furnishings. No new ar,
Newark will have to wait a year or so.
LAWS FOR THE ,pOcTORS.
me PROFESSION OF medicine was non
ored by the passage OF the Wilbur bll.
stcians to organize in small societies for
pathological research and lay claim to
PERMISSION was g.yen for the sale of an
titoxin by local Boards of Health. and
a bill was lpassed giving the State Board
t q HS 'ahars sa al ri aSags 70 sS S9SP's ss s : laeRs,si
eertificate. The Advisory, COMMITTEES pre-
appropriation of $4,000 to equip this la
boratory, but the board will this year CO.
operate with Princeton College.
Stcrrs' Naturalization bill, which Will
prevent wholesale transactions in the
making of American citizens out of very
raw material from foreign countries.
Notwithstanding that the Attorney Cen
eral said the bill was unconstitutional.
Both Houses passed the new election
bill drafted by a special committee OF the
Republican State Committee. II provides
for a County Board of Election which
shall have supervision of ail matters
The bill VIII make elections less expen-
sive and will prevent raads in primaries.
The association of the county clerks
came very near defeating this bill. so
that concessions had to be made to them.
and the clerks will still have the n
hing of tickets and STATIONERY.
There were several llttle things that
stirred up considerable excitement. The
Connolly impeachment case couple two
days of the time Of the Senators and the
results were Just as funny as the entire
of Glen Ridge from bloomfield stirred UP
the bitterest kind of a fight in both
branches. and there was pr25ably more
than anything before the Legislature.
Skirm's Oleomargarine bill rufled the
temper of the Senators on Tnursday
night, and came near bringing about an
WHO INTRODUCED THE BILLS,
si seaat bain E0f tha r. iaaa sp0F II the ws seina e,
was the Chairman of the Senate inyesti-
eating Committee, presided over the I'M
peachment proceedings and was on all
important committees, and managed to
introduce se~venty-six bills, covering Oil
species of legislation. This was more
than any other member Of the Lesisla.
mar in the Senate was Rogers Of Gam
den. He had thirty. Senator DAILY 81
Essex. thirty-two; Senator Herbert OF
Midollesex, t~wenty-one; Senator Skirm
of Mercer, twenty; Senator Bradley, OF
Monmouth, five; Senator Drake. Of Nor
ris, thirteen: Senator Gould of Sussex,
five; Senator Hoffman,. iveirlSenator
Iuhl, the new Senator from. Hunterdon>
seventeen; Senator Packer of Gloucester.
five; Parry, the new Senator from Bur
teen; Ross of Cape May, fight; Smith
Thompson of Somerset, ten; Ward. OF
Salem, three: Williams of Passaic, thir-
teen; W.nton of Bergen, fifteen.
The total numbe of House blllS was
495. The great introducer was Skinner.
the new member from Essex county. He
scores up twenty-eight. Gruber of Hud..
son introduced t~wenty-four; Coddins,. OF
Union was exceedingly energetic during
the session and stood sponsor for twenty
introduced but eighteen, which is a 10y
colt of Essex, thirteen. Robertson OF
Passaic, twelve; Benedict Of Essex,
eleven; Blackshaw of Hudson, eleven;
Bullock, the labor representative from
Passaic, thirteen: Denise, the President
of the State Board of Agriculture: who
is a membe from Monmouth, was father
of eleven measures.