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such assistance as may be necessary.
Bills STILL PILE UP.
Voorhees, County Court Fad
Teachers Retirement
Fund.
Special to the Jersey Cftv Meas.

TRENTON. Feb. 4, s1S96.-Senator Voor-
hees introduced his county court bill to
take the place of the bill which passed
the last Legislature and was declared
because 1t provided. that the judges
should be elected instead Of appointed
py The Governor. It abolishes lay judge
one, judge in Courts Of Common Pleas,
TO be appointed by the Governor for a
tern err Ct tive years, said judge must be .
Judges are to be as follows
In counties of more than 200. 600 in
habitants, $1,000.
In counties between 1901 900 and 200, 900
Inhabitants, $1,000.
In counties between $4,000 and 100, 600
inhabitants, 81 1900.
inhabitants, $500.
Tn counties between $1,000 and 10000 in
habitants, 3 5000.
In counties between 5000 and 5000 in
habitants, 1880.
n counties between 10000 and $4,000 in
Zoo. 'ssS 'nah 40'O0 ihhaoi'an's'
Other bills introduced in the Senate
No. Is. Mr.. Rogers, requires the sigma
lures OF at least twelve reputable free
holders and residents on the applications
townships, boroughS or wards in cities.
SAD signers must not rave signed any
ot nn appiisceatio within twelve months:
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May 8, 1892. relative to fees.
Mr.. Williams, fixes ten hours as a law
Iul days labor in any -four mill, bakery
or confectionery establishment. No en-
ploye shall be discharged for having
made n truthful statement to the Fac
tory inspector. and all buildings are re-
Dered, ETC.; no domestic animal to be
allowed in said buildings except cats.
Mr.. .Vreeland, authorizes policemen in
any city to arrest a person without a
warrant anyone who shall commit any
breach of the peace in his presence;
they shall also possess the power of con-
Mr.. vreeland (by request), fixes the
salary Of 500 for members of County
Boards of Election and SIS additional for
Mr.. ,vreeland (by reauesD. creates a
Board of Trustees of the Teachers
retirement Fund" to consist of State
two representatives to be elected by the
public school teachers at their. annual
Teachers Association meeting. This fund
annually by teachers and to be used for
the benefit of retired or worn out teach
ers. Teachers must have taught twenty
years and shall receive an annuity equal
to one-half the average salary for five
years previous to retirement.
Mr.. Parry, fixes compensation of mem
bers of Boards of Registry and Election
in proportion to number of votes regis
tered: $5 when not more than $50, $40
when more than $50 and not more than
800, S5 where over 300.
Mr.. Rogers, allows fishing and cunning
upon any of the lands or meadows over
which the tide GIBBS and flows.
In the House these bills were intro
No. rs. Mr.. codington ((by reques),
authorizing the admission of any attor-
ney of this State who has practised ac-
lively and continuously as such, upon
motion, as Counsellor at Law.
No. n, MI. Austin, prohibits any person
who has not for 6 months been an actual
resident of this State from raking or
gathering clans, oysters or she'll fish.
Penalty, $50 fine and forfeiture of all i'm
pliments, including vessel used in such
working.
No. IS, Mr., Lloyd, fixes term of Town
Collectors, Town Assessors and Town
Clerks at three years.
No. 70, Mr.. Lloyd. extends the Martin
Act to all municipal assessments
No. 81, Mr.. Hopkins (by request).
Francis Child as the New Jersey. Chick
amaugua National Military Park Com
rnissioners, n appropriates $1,000 for the
construction and erection of monuments,
markers and tablets, and $500 for the
expense of the commission.
Mr.. CAgney proposes to amend the
Veteran Act by fixing a heavy penalty
for discharging honorably discharged
sailors without cause MIR. Hoos got in
the bill of last year, providing for a
State Plumbers Board.