New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-12
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
ROTH HOUSES DOWN TO HARD WORK.
-ur ROGERS LICENSE BILL DYING OF INANITIoN
TROLLEY FREIGHT MEASURE PASSES THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE ADoP-
TON OF STATE FLAG INTRO
DUCED BY ME. HOPKINS.


DuCED RY ME-. HOPKINS
Trenton March Il (SpecaD-In the Senate to-day
the Rogers license bill requiring the signatures Of
.we,ye property-owners 10 each application was
can, hack TO the judiciary Committee Mr.. Rogers
made an effort 10 get the bill on the calendar again
hu failed and il looks as though the intention was
N smother the bill in committee.
The Senate passed the following bills: Providing
Tor The appointment Of Assistant Prosecutor Of
,h. F,eas in Passac County: prohibiting the en-
,a,r,nr of bodies of persons who have died under
suspicous circumstances until permit is given
nv the County Physician; making effective the act
Of las year establishing a museum al the State
House: authorizing the Governor 10 appoint a
commission TO acquire additional lands in Kearny
N enlarge the grounds OF the Soldiers Home; re-
curing publication OF ordinances in irst-clas'
cities FIVE times in daily papers and once in weekly
papers.
The Senate killed the following bills: Repeating
the act incorporating the West Jersey Game Pro-
,ect,ye Association: enabling building and loan
associations TO borrow money for loans or 10 pay
vith1rawals providing for the codifcation Of laws
relating TO incorporated towns: providing that pro-
,,osals for bids in frst-class cities must he ad-
yer,ised FIVE days when the cost Of the work is
over $50
Senator Skrm introduced bill providing that
graduates of the Newark School of Pharmacy and
clerks who have been employed in drug stores
seven years. shall not be compelled TO pass the
,erular State pharmaceutical examination
The Senate adjourned until tomorrow at 10 a m
THE ASSEMBLY.
rha uonse dispatched considerable business TO-
asv the members remaining in session until O'Clock
and rhen returning at o'clock and continuing the
work until q late hour
Al the morning session Judge WANING oHereo
resolution calling upon the State Superintendent OF
public Instruction to report TO the Legislature what
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pointed under the Of 1894 to consider the purchase
Of The political history OF New-Jersey by W. f.
sa,ket; and the placing OF a copy in each puohc
school At the afternoon session the resolution was
adopted.
The House and Senate me, In join, meeting in the
Assembly chamber at noon and selected the Com
,ssoners of Deeds for the various counties OF the
State
Mr.. SINNERS bill. prohibiting street trolley rail-
way companies from carrying freight through the
streets Of cities passed the House after prolonged
discussion. Mr.. Skinner advocated the passage 81
lower body this session He declared that the bi.i
was on the lines OF the recommendations Hiaue w
the Governor in his inaugural address II was
asked for by the steam railroad emp.eyes' VINO
freigh cheap abo would be employee an, ana iii he ip
occupations Mr. Robertson Ia tsvSTed o InS S
its provisions in regard TO rural districts; oro
vidins hat the State flag shall be buzz in color and
bear in the centre the coai arms OF le ~
NeW-JerSSN.
nag for the Governor. There is tradition that inc
color was selected by President Washington -,
A resolution by Mr.. Scovel was adGpted dTec,lns
the custodian of the Capitol 10 have the OIL portais
OF Washington Lincoln and Joel Parker renova'sa
and the frames regilded, and that the PORTRAY Vi
the latter be hung in the Assembly cham naSio,a
Mr. SINNERS bill providing for an ah1i.V a
Vice Chancellor passed the house with only eve nne
votes against IT, In support Of the bn MI, d ok,
ner said that the Chancellors were Sna S.1e
ediy the hardest worked get Of oicas IN me s'ae
Vice chancellor Vanhee; died In the harmess' ne
said and Vce-Chancellor Green's death vas . oni
doubtedly fastened by the volume Of w9rk pl si
upon him There are now TWO Nlce-cha, ~ ~
xhose health is impaired by Their iaoors ior Inc
fiovd.s Marriage License bill came up to-nlght
% The one now in operation in pennsylyama A.,
The House also passed the following ps; Az "a.
thorizing the Camden Board OF freeho.Ioens 70 70
APPOINT person 10 take charge OF the mouse u
soldiers and sailors who are without means PIP hT
viding for the building OF bridges over nsNeaoIe
rivers which divide counties; authorizng the ere
,,on OF voting booths on sidewalks "here proper
room cannot be obtained. the Hoo9ken sireea
hill appealing the rebate section OF the scioo
law Of 1886 stipuatng that the Union No oq y
Hoard OF Freehoders shall not be increased IN
runher in order 10 comply with the recent ctisis
enablng the church wardens OF -. Mary s thutch
Rurlinrton 10 sell land conveyed 10 tnen DH Jo,h
Tsiho, the Newark Library bill permitting me
extension OF the Hudson Boulevard along inc ran,
sadee allowing barber shops 10 remain open un'''