New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-14
NEW-JERSLY LEGISLATURES.
BOTH HOUSES ADJOURN AFTER SHORT
SESSIONS.
SENATOR PARRY DESIRES A REDUCTION IN JU-
DICIAL SALARlES-RADICAL CHANCES IN
THE GAME LAws-MR. BULIOCK's COM
BINE" RESOLUTION GIVEN THE
COLD SHOULDER.

THE GAME LAws-MR. BULLOCKs COM
BINE" RESOLUTION GIVEN THE
COLD sHOULDER
Trenton. Feb. 10 (spec!aD.-The Legislature met
this morning pursuant adjournment and for a
while It seemed as though there would be consld-
cradle business transacted. A number OF new
measures were introduced. and several bills
passed. but the strain seemed too great, and the
lawmakers adjourned until Monday.
THE SENATE
Senator Parry. OF Burlington this morning intro
duced a bill reducing the salaries Of the judicial
arm Of the State Government. BY its terms. the
Chief Justice and Chancellor. VINO receive
$4,000 a year each. are to be submitted TO a reduc
ton Of 5000 per annum. 5000 apiece, while the
Vice-Chancellors and Associate justices each
sealed down to 5000 year. Mr. Parry gave
reason for this reduction the alleged fact that the
peop:e considered that the judiciary too high
priced a necessity, and that this bill in strict
accordance with the promises OF reform made by
the Republicans in last falls campaign. 1t stood
side by side with Senator Voorhees, bill looking
tho paying OF salary to the clerks of Chancery
and the Supreme Cour: in leu Of the fees system
now in vogue.
This Senator also introduced ten bills by request
of the Fish and Game Commission the nature OF
which outlined in Tuesdays dispatches one OF
these specifies the open season for game. birds and
FISH follows: Northern Dstrct-Wo odcock. part
ridge, gray squirrel black squirrel and fox
squire. from October 20 December TO-
hare, rabbit quail. European pheasant AMI
grouse. from October % to December TO-
gray snipe English and wilson snipe March AMI
April. and between August and December 10; grass
or upland Power or doves from August 10 10 Sep
TENDER 10: reed birds. rail birds and marsh hens
from August = 70 December 10: black bass. from
May 50 TO December I: trout. from April 10 TO July
10; pickcrel from May TO February L. eel pots and
baskets he Of cola nd sh he
year.
Southern District-Hare. rabbit ard quail. part
ridge. gray, back and fox squirrels European
pheasant. partridge and grouse ami wooacock No
vember Is to January /; gray snpe March and
April and between August 81 and December TO-
grouse upland pover doves. August 10 10 Sep
TENDER TO- reed bird rail bird and marsh hens from
August p 70 December -: black bass from May 20
TO December !; trout from April to July Is; pick
eTel. from May to February !; eel pots and bas-
kets ali the year
The license fee for pound net fishing was not
reduced
A few other measures introduced. al OF
which. with two exccptons-a water bl from Sen
ator Nreeiand. and Senator Johnson's. fixing limit
Of time for appeals 10 b. ,akei to the State Board
Of Taxation from assessments made by local boards
Of ass ssors--were merely OF local Interest. Al pres
there is time limit in existence FOR such
appeals this bill. makes It year fiom the first
day Of January following the making Of the as
sessment from which there Is to be made an appeal
Senator Ketcham succeeded in having passed the
repeater 10: the remaining one OF he Newark car
bills OF .ast year, this referring TO the filing
Of vacancy in the Board Of Education by the
Mayor of that city The repeater passed on Tuesday
last referred to the filing similar manner OF
vacancies IN the Common Council OF Newark.
Immediately after Adjournment the Senate went
into executive session. The nominations received on
Monday night and referred 20 the judiciary Com
m!ttee. were reported favoraby. and under the
rules until Monday nigh: or Tuesday
morning The nominations OF Woodbridge Strong
for President Judge OF Mddlesex County, and Of
John s Voorhees, for prosecutor OF the pleas OF the
same county may not be acted upon until the end
Ing OF the trial OF Berry. the alleged New-Bruns-
wick nrebug. who has stu several Indictments
hanging him the trial Of which has been post
poned until the 2ith Inst.
THE ASSEMBLY
Mr. Bullock 1.-THE Labor party" was Indignant
to-day when the Assembly adjourned without TAX
ing up the resolutions against the coll combine in
troduced by himself and Nj Hogan. He expressed
his intention of calling the matter up next Monday
night and having vote taken
The following bills were passed by the House:
House bill No 3 authorizes township committees
to divide townships into street lighting districts;
House bill No. 81 appropriates SO" for the con-
sTeon ana grTGc" 6i poon. o. hs Jsy
troops on the Ch!ckamaufa baiilr-held now Ma
which township assessors and collectors are paid y
cents per name. instead Of percentage; senate
bill No. Il clerical error in bill passed last
year authorizing borcuZhs containing 800 popua-
ton be incorporated as city.
A concurrent resolution by Mr.. Skinner was
adopted providing FOR a committee-made up Of one
Sena; or and two Assembymen-tO revise and colfy
the relating to the district limits OF ths
State The members Of the committee are 20 re-
ceive compensation. and the report Is 10 be SUBJ
United az speedily as possible.
The following bills were introduced
BY Mr. Tice (by request)-Author. any Justice
az the Supreme Court 10 a1judge any person re-
fusing obey any subpoena issued by Common
Council or other governing body OF cities guilty OF
contempt OF court and punishable by imprisonment.
BY Mr.. Hutchinson-Lmit.n the time for ntng
wo0dcocks the month Of July and from Novem-
Der 10 20 December 10.
by Mr.. Snyder-Amending the Borough act
BY Mr.. Sk!nner-Prohibt.ng judges Of city district
courts from practising in any other district court
or in appeal taken from any district court.
BY Mr. MullinsIt shall be the duty OF all township
committees within six months after the declaration
Of tax sale for unpaid 10 present the same to
the Circuit Court OF the county, who shall order the
same TO be sold.
BY Mr. Muns-That the formation OF borough
in any township shall not affect the assessment or
collection Of last years taxes.