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Ford by a prominent official the night
committee has the name of the official,
put declined to make IT public. A mem
Der has intimated. however, that 1t
might be disclosed at a future session.
After Fridays session. according to the
present plan. the committee will visit
some other part of the State. No one
Corbin know the objective point, as the
other members AVE not vet been taken
into their confidence.
The resolutions under which the COM
mittee was appointed. besides providing
for an Investigation into the rebuilding
and furnishing Of the Senate Chamber
furnishing legislative supplies, author
ICES the committee "also to inquire into
be preferred which. in their Judgment,
are worthy of Investigation, as TO the
conduct of public affairs in this State
and in the various counties and munich
pal.ties. thereof. and into the actions Of
the various officials having charge of the
administration of the Jaws of the State.''
the green goods business that is now
a2urlshing in Hoboken and ether parts
OF ai,sd M io{sS county, aiy Pablic oaieials are 7
it is suspected that the first trip Of the
committee will be to Hudson county.
in s-estigated BY Commissioners appoint.
ed by Chief Justice Beasley, also wants
the VOORHEES, committee to look into
ooii4C tl1blEi ~ Ill lHG SC0DC VI
the Commissioners work and particular
" relating to the charges made by Law
yer Ber6ine at Trenton, and later at New
Brunswick, that the courts and jurIes
in Middlesex are controlled by Miles
Ross and his followers. and that OPP
ponents of the Ross faction are unable
to secure Justice there.
Essex, Camden and Monmouth coun-
ties also desire the committees services.
clamoring for a turning on of the light
into recent operations of various State
departments and commissions in which
are rich surface indications of extrava-
SIGNED sixty BILLS ONE DAY.
Governor Werts In a few more days
work. As soon as the Legislature. adj
journed he buckled himself down to hard
work v K in dd his r library snd in Jersey City n ara
a~wenty-four bills to consider. 1t is esti-
year will be SE7 or $40, which is not
quite as many as last year, when the
number ran up to go. but the cost COS Of
much greater because of their length.
It is not usual that the legislative work
is sc cle faIrd up gsv SO f a. a aba ne aa io Goye mnoI
of the Legislature. 1t is understood that
there will be nc more vetoes, which
a mears th Wifb v fbe af qy thl5 oyf si ias ft year. Y
Ex-County Superintendent Sllas r
Morse has been appointed the curator
OF the new 0ldle Museuil at d Sdidi
Of 81 800 a year. Under an act Of the
Legislature recently passed provision has
been made to gather together the sew
eral department exhibits belonging to
stitute q museum. The museum of the
state House now is entirely devoted to
geological exhibits, but the school ex-
hibit was the most important that New
Jersey had at the Worlds Fair and at
tracted the most attention, so with a
view Of preserving it and ~eneouraging
the pupils throughout the State into
competition, a permanent school exhibit
Is to be maintained. y
In a few years the work that is now
on exhibition will be supplemented by
new work done within the schools, and
every pupil will have the satisfaction
Of knowing that its best efforts VIII be
Of the school exhibit. The rooms over
bers are to be made available for this
purpose. Superintendent Morse. who was
Atlantic county, arranged and had charge
Of this exhibit in the Columbian Exposi-
ton and is familiar with it. His seiee-
ton was made on the recommendation
of State Superintendent Addison B. Pc
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