The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-01-22

Ell ESDA1 X. JANUARY z
cial shoes Of Larry Fell Of Orange.
who now fills the position of Chief In
spector. So long as the Governor has
the appointment Of the Chief Inspector.
Mr.. Austin's chances are almost as slim
as the delicate whiskers on his youth
full face, but with a Republican Coun-
ell such as his bill provides for, he may
land the prize.
Mr.. Nutzhorn introduced several meas
ures also. One extends the tenure. of
Office act to the police of the North
Hudson townships, which have a popu-
lation of over 10000. Another gives hon
orably discharged soldiers and sailors
preference in the appointment to MUM
cipal offices.
Mr.. Bullock, the young man from Pas
sale, who bolted the caucus that nomi-
mated General Sewell, got in a measure
which has made some of the old time
members of the third House open their
eyes. II provides for a three cent rare 6
ON all street cars. between the hours Oh
five and seven P. NJ. and a.. NJ. Another
of Mr.. Bullock's bills provides that all
corporations except railroads snail pay
their employees b~i-monthly.
Mr.. Usher handed up a measure winch
provides that in all jails and prisons
the prisoners shall be graded into three
classes, according 10 age and grade OF
crime.
Mr.. Nutzhorn introduced the referen-
DUN amendment to the Constitution in
the House and Mr.. Herbert in the Sen
ate.
Tony Volk. the Hoboken Coroner, per-
suaded Mr.. Nutzhorn to introduce a
measure abolishing the fees which the
Coroners now receive and giving them
instead q lurap fee of S2J for each case
they handle.
Mr.. Schober of Hudson introduced a
bill giving the Fire Commtssioners a u
Chief John Denmead. Mr.. Denmead now
receives 81, 500. and If the bill becomes
a law he will get $4,000.
Mr.. Matlack. Authorizes the Governor
to appoint, with confirmation by SEN
ate, four persons, who shall be known
tion. and all funeral directors hereafter
must be licensed by this association al
ter examination.
Mr, Duncan Repeats act requiring the
licenses in first class cities.
Mr.. Storrs (by request), Authorizes the
Governor to appoint one person each
Medical Society, Agricultural College,
State Board of Health and State SAM
tary Association, who shall constitute
the State Board Of Annual Industry,
cIld1lE 20 a. oAo SAiaSo
prevent the spread of bovine-tubercu-
losis. Term Of members shall be three
years, with monthly meetings, and per
diem of IS. The board shall appoint one
Chief Inspector and four deputies and
fix their salaries.
Mr.. Cagney. Provides that orpora-
tions. including, railroads, shall pay their
Mr.. Duncan, Provides that tax receiv-
ers in first-class cities shall make list
of delinouents as to payment OF personal
I--rxr -1-11 xl~- ~ ~ mo
goods and chattels of such d~elinquents.
Mr.. Fredericks, Provides that a fran
chise tax shall be levied upon all corpor-
atiens, excepting railroads and canals.
Mr.. Benedict, Fixes rent of telephones
Mr.. Bullock, Fixes eight hours as a
days work for all employees upon public
such work by days labor.
Mr.. Denise, Appropriates SIS, 600 for ex-
penses of the Agricultural Experiment
MI. duncan, Fixes a penalty of s1Oo
for soliciting employees to work on legal
holidays.
Mr.. Hicks, Authorizes joint meeting
to appoint in each county two persons,
one from each party, as Jury Commits
~sioners, who shall arrange a list of eligi-
BILE jurymen in the county. Salaries
to be from $3.50 down to $100, according
to population.
Mr.. Gruber, Empowers Coroners to en-
ploy stenographers.
Mr.. Gruber, Requires all cities to en-
ploy residents of such cities upon all
public works and improvements.
Mr.. Gruber, Provides that all corpora
tions must pay their employees semi
MI. EiseIe, Authorizes the transfer
and revocation of licenses by excise
boards and gives such boards power to
appoint license inspectors in frst-class
cities.
The Senate bills introduced we're
Mr.. Herbert. Provides for the inden-
ture of INDECENT children to the govern
ing body of any incorporated children's
home.
Mi. Perry, Amends election law by
doing away with the So per diem of cleo
ton boards and paying them a ixed
sum for their work, as follows:-Mem-
bers of Boards of Registry and Elec-
tons to receive s25 for their work each,
and Poll Clerks to receive $3.50 each.
This bill makes the expenses of each
district $135.
Mr.. Kuhi. Amends act in relation to
a~bsconding debtors. Favors defendant
relative to attachments.
Mr.. Kuhl, Provides that household
of 5000 unless said attachment is issued
on account of debt on said household
goods.
Mr.. Thompson, Requiring the nag
of all private insane asylums to first OBJ
tain a license for same from Board of
Managers for State Hospitals. The pri-
vate institutions are practically placed
under control of the State Board.