The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-24

On Tuesday the Dill 10 REFUGE ihtei
est to- 3 per cent which passed the House
two weeks ago was defeated in the Sen
ate u to s.,
On Tuesday Gov. VOORHEES, put in a
full day and signed the following bills
SENATE BILLS SIGNED.
Nc. Az wv. M. Johnson)-A revision
of the act concerning general assign
ments.
No. As. Nv. NJ. Jobnson)-Repeals
former acts. concerning general assign
menls.
No.60 Observation-Disclosures the
diking and reclamation of tue Hacken'
sack Meadows and assesses the cost on
the property benefited.
No. 63 (Van Cleef)-Authorizing one
municipality to contract with an adJoln-
ing one for a water supply for a term
not exceeding fifteen years.
6, No. 112 (Martin)-Amends the act
of February %, 1891, for the govern
ment of villages.
No. IA acknowledgements exist
ing errors in the charter of Asbury
Park.
No. I15 (Hand)-Supplement to the
act concerning the settlement and col
lection OF arrears Of taxes and assess
ments in towns and townships.
Senate III (Cross)-Amends the cleo
ton law with reference to townships.
No. go (Evans)-Extends for three
years the present law with respect to
the establishment of sixoyster districts.
The Governor is given power to appoint
the commissioners.
No. 1926 Observation-Disclosures the act
of March 5, 1895, authorizing the es'
tablishment OF public parks, strength:
ems aid makes clear the provisions reg
ulatiDg the condemnation of lands
needed for parks.
q No. 139A MISUNDERSTANDING the
act of March "a, 1897, for the govern
ment of cities with a population OF less
than 1900 inhabitants. e.
No. 15G, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
$500 for a slenographer for the Gov
ernur'ss office.
No. 169 I'll. W. Johnson)-Author:
ICES the issue of $780, 900 in bonds for
the purpose, of erecting additions to
any county lunatic asylum building,
NoS171 (Stokes)-Appropriates $685..
900 for making necessary alterations at
the new home for old soldiers and their
wives at Vineland.
No. 1S(Mr. WIN. Johnson)-Incor-
porating the borough OF. Palisades Park
in the county of Bergen and defining
the boundaries.
Nos1oS (Mr.. H. w. Johnson pro;
yides for the correction of errors in the
certificate incorporation of any cor
poration organized under any general
act Of this State.
Joint, resolution. No.'2 MR.; William
Johnson), providing. for the appoint
ment y@the Governor of five persons
to report, on>the present condition of
the. Palisades and the best remedy for
preserving them from DETACHMENT, they
to serve, without. pay.
..HoUsEBILLs SIGNED. 81,
No 1874 (BelD-Amends the general
borough act OF 1897.
No. III (Ridg way(-Giyes railroads
the power to alter the grade of any
or highway where there. may be
a crossing. whenever the Chancellor
shall decide that said railroad shall con
a;crossing.
No. Jag (White)-Authorlzes: the
catching of suckers with hook and line.
EFiled without Goyernor's signature.)
No. 81 eMr. Benny) provides thsrIhe
governing bodies of cities shall deter
mine the wldthjo Of all;sidewalks therein,
No. 17E'EMr. Squirrel provides that
the G0yernor shall fill any vacancy that
may occur in the office of Boulevard
Commissioner"
No. 232 (Mr. .Mungle) authorizes
governing bodies of<cities to appropriate
$500 for the purposes of furnishing,
'reflrnishing and equipping hospitals.
=, Instead of vetoing bills the Governor
is notifying members who introduced
them that he will not allow the bills to
become laws and the Objectionable
measures are being withdrawn.
On Wednesday Mr.. McDerm0tt made
a strong speech for reducing the mem
.bership of the Board of Freeholders in
first class counties to 7. 1t passed tie
Senate.
There were much opposition to the
reappointment of County Judge Joseph
Gaskill, of Burlington county, because
he was attorney for the Pennsylvania
Roilroad and practiced in his own court,
but GOV. Voorhees, sent in his name
aud he was confirmed.
No Right To URliness.
The woman who is lovely in face
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, siekly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable, If she has