The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-02-20
THE F, II.ow1NG BILLS WE'RE INTRO
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auy Justice OF the oupreaae Court 10
a.lndgt my person leinslhg 10 obey
any subj pua issued Ivy g, mmon Coun-
chi or other governing body Of cities,
gniily Of couis mpi OF court and punish
able ~ impri. onment (kevision OF
Law
Mr. Hutchinson Limits the time ior
hnnting wmtdcork to the mouth o. July,
nnd from NovsmI,s 1Oh 10 Decs mber
l0th iGame nd Fishrfies.
Mr. Snyder Amends the Borough
act (Boroughs and Boiough Com
missions
Mr. skinner Prohibits Judges OF
City Disi,ir' Conrts from practIeiug in
any other District Conri. ar iu acpeal
SIS ak,n from any District Court.
tJndiciady.
Mr. Mnl il. 1t slall be the duty OF
all township committees. within Dix
months alter any dtclarntion Oi tsx sale
Tor unpaid taxes, 10 press ut tie snme 20
he CIR. nil Court OF The county. who
shall ru, \ ihr some to be sold. Towns
nnd townships
MIR Mnin That the formation OF
toruugn III my township shall not af-
teci HE asst nj. NJ or cuIItcli0n OF last
year's taxes. Towns upd Townships
Adjourn. 4 until Monday evening.
SIEATE
TUESDAY February lib, 1896. (
BILLS lNTK, DlcED.
MIR. Hutfmab Allows the dissolution
of raj roaa coiporali,ks whrn operations
hove been ubandonsd Tor five Years. and
ninety per cent OF lis capital STOCK shall
aesiie dissolution. Railroads and
Canals.
MIR Voorhees,. Prohibits the keeping
Of children il aInshouees for period
longer Than slxly dnys, when their ages
range from 2 ,n 16 years, unless such
children are nD,eschable idiots, epiiep-
iirs 0i tieiormed aud lncupnbs Of labor
or seivics. Uv.rss els of Poor are to
place the children III respectable fnml-
| y or III some educational institution or
home for children. Miscellaneous Busi-
Less
MIR. Skirm. Changes the boundary
line between tile Townships Of West
Amw. II anA Delaware, ia Hnnterdon
60 ty. Boroughs
Mr. Johuson. Imposes q fine on any
Que throwing in streets broken glass.
bottles. metal loose stones. eartbenware
Or other snbst- nee likely to cause in-
| jury 10 travellers, carriages or bicycles
Filie. $5 ii bicycle lire is puuctured.
aud $40 ifnpy person is ibjnfeG.
Mr.. johnson. By quest. Requires
borough collectors 10 render monthly
reports when SO r. rsqnested by r. solution
oil Mayor aud Couucii H. quirts col
Ieciors TO deposit moneys iu name OF
/ lArf,nnb A. ofkftaf.fQI klr-
oughs.
Mr.. Daily. Authorizes any city to
1 change. alter or yacate any street. lane
or alley, when the written consent Of all
the abutting property owners are first
sb'ained and filed with city clerk.
Municipal Corporations.
Mr.. VOORHEES, Amends the practice
act Revision of L.ws.
Mr.. Voorhees,. Amends act concern.
lug evidence. Revision Of Laws.
MIR. Skim. Requires owners of prop
erty along line OF sewers to connect
their honses aud other buildings there
wi b. Applies to ellis Municipal
Corporations
BILLS PASS ED.
Senate 42, sets Fl portion of
Raudolph township, Morris county
Senate 5S, repenling the act OF 1895
relative to vacancies in Office of Alter
mpn iu Newark, cnme MP for final pas
suge VI d was oppose d by s nato Knbl
Seuaie 40, restores Morris Lewis and
Aean Ford to citizenship in Burlington
county
ANTI-GARB BILL KILLED.
Senate 81, Mr.. Rogers Anti -Garb bill
which prohibits the wearing of any en-
blem or dress denoting an adherence to
any religions sect or order by teachers
/ in the pubic schools, came mp on second
reading Mir. Rogers wished it consid-
cred on second reading and day APP
/ pointed for its consideration. on third
1 reading. MIR. Daily thought that the
/ bill could as well be considered new as
uny time, and moved to strike out the
enacting clause. After long discussion
/ the motion was adopted bN vote OF
/ IL to 5, as follows: Yeas Messrs DAILY,
Gould, Herbert, Johnson. Ketcham,
Kuhl. Parry. Sxirm, Voorhees,, Vree-
land, Williams, Nays Messrs. Bradley
EngIe. Hoffman, Packer, Rogers, Ross.
States, Ward. Messrs. Stokes and
Th, mpson we're not recorded Mr..
Hoffman xplaii ed that he was opposed
10 striking cut The tDacting clause, bnt
would vote sgairst lie billion final pass
age.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. Parry. Takes from The State
Dairy Commissioner and vests with the
Board of Animal Industry, to be created.
the enforcement Of laws restricting the
sale of oil, omargarine, butter. etc., and
/ revivts the features of the bill defeated
! lasi year (aklng ont the coloring mai
teI- (Argiculture
Senate s. makes Sinking Fund Com
missioners body corporate with power
to invest, sell, assign, etc. as the in
terest of their trusts may request; Sen
ate 46, provides that counties increased
in population under the recent census
shall take their proper place in the class
ification of counties; Senate 20, provides
that the last and every subsequent State
census shall be deemed officially pro-
mulgated on January 10Th succeeding