The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-03
oTICK WORK AT TRENTON.
,u111URE MAY VIVID UP mr.
INV" END OF MARCH.

-..,.e. oppo.ed to riiiRH Up Municipal
". ',,.ape.,-uudso Csuuty "Lexsw ~
Em,,,. Gees 10 work Te~.Day-Senato
800, the Marriage License Law.
z..vrox. \. j., March 2.-Thc Legislature
n hnS a mint meeting next Wednesday to
~" Cornl-.ioncrs OF Deeds in the various
eo.' The Republican leaders believe that
eo un will be ended in three more weeks.
Wy ~. ,J,lsou county Investigating Committee
lm ta,i, work in Jersey City tomorrow. Ex-
NmNrI,rau klink of Jersey City has boon
AeNao. assistant counsel to the committee.
=" voorhecs to-day held q conference with
w. nslv and members from Camden md
eoH,". ],nup,ies over the bill authorizing
-. issuc OF bonds TO pay for street im-
u.,orts In HoboEcn and Camden. The
p..,ror told the representatives that he had
oS,she,d MA approval OF the bill, as he was OPP
80 N ncrmitting any increase OF municipal
trs,htedness above 10 per cent. OF the ratables
wv n,unicipality. Senator DAILY said Hobokon
".,,a NOT take advantage Of the bill. and the
cS.d,r mon showed that the proposed bond
LAM y q Of 81 per capita would not carry ,Camden's
EEssbtedness beyond the 10 per cent. limit. Iho
nn ueV said he would sign the bill.
t4T,u' Senatr passed bills authorizing tho state
.nNrintrndent OF Public instruction TO desiR.
Pate p uU,e, lass at the Normal School may
ne sf fnr %nb.cryation and practice in teaching;
N,.nriiing for the expenses OF last years consist
Ev,anal amendment election; abolishing fees to
Sfnnveme Court c%riers; increasing salary OF AS.
se..t,snt District Attorneys In Jersey City and
Ss,,TSa wa from 81 800 to 81, 500 a year; providing
TOR iG,. ,nv Also the fiouse bills authorizing the do
sosit of BICYCLES or ~tricycles in lieu OF bail by
ktioistors OF local bicycle ordinancesj authoriz.
,UIsrsey CITY to issue bonds for park improve.
msnt purposcs; amending marriage license law
m't tbst licenses shall be required only when
9Th PARTIES are non.residents, and making tho
v.nslty $500 for violation by a minister or q Jus
6ce Of the Peace.
n, senator william OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the work
I,Ts The laws are reduced about one.half in
soune, the important changes baing 70 make the
,.,m Of onicers Of county boards OF election two
M s.,r, instead OF one; requiring registration in person
E,or, the county boards and prohibiting the boards
rom sitting on election day to register delinquent
BY By Senator kes1rEcvia'n for % the ,I payment ,ns.. g Of
s.,5sn and farm crops by rabbits or hares.
Nv Senator Stokes-Providing for the appointment
IN each county of a probation 9hicer 10 looS up tne
srtscedents " persons accused OF crime. and In GER
tn cases to take charge of prisoners convicted.
Nv senator II. W. Johnson-Limiting the amount
eitlss may spend for street paving.
The House defeated Porter's bill authorizing
ptreet railway companies to change their motive
bower without obtaining the consent of owners
e~iproperty along which the roads pass.
These BILLS were passed: Authorizing Su.
preme Court Justices to order an investigation
a. the affairs of a municipality on a petition of
N per cent. OF the freeholders thereof; vRlidat-
Inc bonds issued by Passaic city for street I'M
movements; permitting religious, beneficial,
and political organizations to sue in the name
nj The organization; Gledhills bill restraining
tbe Riparian Commissioners from making any
iease. grant, or conveyance Of lands under their
Control along the Palisades, unless the same
contains restrictions preserving tho uniformity
and continuity Of the Palisades; Senator Skirm's
Inn 10 prevent the introduction and spread of
the San Jose sc,le or other insect pests into New
Jersey: increasing salary of Superintendent Of
Telegraph at Jersey City to s.. 500.
These bills were introduced in the House,
By Selmidt-Authorlzing governing bodies OF all
Municipalities to contract for the cremation OF
garbage. or TO build municipal crematories.
By Misunderstanding the maximum charge for
use Of telephonesI t twenty-five cents for nve.minute
talks between points within the State.
BY notwithstanding the Board OF Freeholders
o. any county 10 open and maintain q public road
along the line OF or adjacent to the Palisades or
other object OF natural or picturesque grandeur. and
maxim. IL q m~isdemeanor to use for blasting pur-
poses within 2. 900 feet Of such road any gunpowder
Or other high explosive.
The House held q night session and adjourned
TIL Monday evening. The Senate bill auLhoriz.
Ing Gutenberg. Hudson county to refund out
Standing bonds, was passed.
MI. Bauer gayo notice that he would ask the
House to take his three trolley bills out of tho
hands Of the Committee on Railroads and
Canals, They provide for flve-cent fares over
connecting trolley roads in first-class counties,
that all trolley cars shall be properly heated and
ventilated. and compel trolley companies to
maintain waiting rooms and transfer stations.