New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-14
NEW-JERSEY NEWS.
LEGISLATION FOR CITIES.
AN ESSEX COUNTY BILL WHICH HI-D-
SON COUNTY MAY OPPOSE
FRANCIS J. s7vAYZE NOMINATED BY GOVERNOR
VOORHEES, TO SUCCEED FRANCIS CHILD
AS CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE


this forenoon when Mr Klein introduced bill
which those who understand the situation say gives
the Director Of the Board Of Freeholders powers
IN the county similar TO those Of the Mayor Of
Newark As il necessarily applies 10 Hudson
County also. where there Is strong opposition TO
such legislation, the bill will have a hard road 10
travel and its chances Of passage are considered
very slight. There is believed 10 be a better out
look for the bill which County Counsel Mum is
pTepartng under The direction Of the legislative
VIII Keep the number Of Freeholders down 10
tnirty-one. and limit the Directors power 10 such
Mr.. Kiein's Bill provides that there shall be a
County ArTairs The Board Of Frsehoiders is to
consist Of one member from each ward. one mem
member from each township and incorporated
The Director is TO be elected for a similar term.
He is TO recommend TO the Board such measures
Corn+Z auditor COUNTY collector PHYSICIAN Engi-
nee- Warden z1perin1e-dents OF aiulshouse and
hospitals and physicians for penitentiary jail ana
hospitals The Director shall have the power 10
suspend or remove subordinate officers for cause
and approve veto all resolutions and ordinances,
same over the veto. officials appointed by the
salary is to be $500 per annum, and that OF the
members of the Board $500 each
BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED
The BARRIERS Association Of New-Jersey wants
State Board Of Examiners TO consist Of four OF It's
members Their business shall be the examination
and licensing Of BARRIERS who hereafter shall desire
to follow the calling Mr.. Wood Of Mercer, INTRO
for BARRIERS is dxed therein at $ and one is 70
be permitted 10 engage in the profession unless
Nj, Lewis of Passatc. introduced bill in A., the
Assembly 10 foster the growth OF free public libra
ries throughout the State The bill comes from me
STAT Library As7oe2H - PI4 bI the I Go Its
70 BE- known as the Pubic L-DraTy LoIIillllssol.
but are 10 receive no compensation for their own
Among other bills introduced in the House were
the following: BY Assemblyman Weseman, Droytd-
tee Of The Supreme Court Of proceedings dismiss
ing or suspe2dlng members OF any Ponce I0Ice e.
also regulating the appointment and pTono-l non OF
Who'll ~ in na~- ~ 51ars uo1sVs sbaR raca,vs
salary proporrioned 70 their experience and sue
By Assemblyman Blackwell-Prov1ding that per
sons thirty years OF age and furnishing proof Of
years actGal service and experience under regis
Of the fee as duly registered pharmacists without
BY AssenbIyuan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. electricity
Io5 naIlsllg m lLlicIlng capital punishment
der trials 70 fix the punishment conviction Of
The following bills we're passed in the House.
~ M ~ MonJciaIr 70 issue bonds not exceeding
lInproEsrIl limiting the term of deputy Fish
sfiIareR whose have married after the
LINZ IoI Inc lhcorpora-
an&Ring II Lawful! to kill dogs found annoying any
IN THE SENATE.
The Senate began its weeks work with a1o+ba-
brief session this morning. Mr.. McDe-motts hill
providing for the reorganization OF Boards Of
Chosen Freeholders in first class counties was -e-
ported by the Committee on Municipal Corporations
WIN several amendments The most important Of
5 5 was referendum clause. The biIl or
derHd 70 second reading
Senator Francis. on behalf Of the President pre-
55I1 d Pe.lI.qh 1rglIlg the passage OF the House
IN the New-Jersev regiments as counpensa ton for
the additional State clothing which he was com
PEELED to buy.
The Senate adopted a concurrent resolution pro-
ElGing for joint meeting Of both houses 70 De |
Commissioners of Deeds.
NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR
The Governor sent in these appointments: To |
the Board Of Managers OF the New-Jersey Home |
for Feeble Minded Women. Benjamin F. Lee Of !
Trenton; Barton F Thorn. Of Burlington. and 2. K
Later in the day the Governor created some sur |
- succeed Judge Child as Judge Of the Circuit |
PLANS FOR NEW CHAMBER.
The State House Commission which last year was !
authorized by joint resolution OF the Legislature
70 procure plans and ascertain tho cost Of erecting
a new Senate Chamber and otherwise charging the !
State House presented its report 70 the Senate |
this afternoon. The total cost OF the improve |
ments contemplated by the committee IS S2Ss, 90
he TTonar rra1ssc-ior ~ me sensTes business |
number OF the departments viii also De quartered
in the structure
IN the report presented The Commission says;
The operations under the plans submitted oy the
architects include the demolition OF the present /
Senate building and the erection Of new wing /
}n keeping with The Assembly 9ulldlng. TINS /
building to be Of brick with stone trimmings ana
Of nTeproot conSIructlon tnrougIloul ~ -,
finish viii be of marble and quarJcred oak II Will |
include besides a senate ctIhoeI ~ -
room. bilroom. Supervisors department Pre zS
dents room. clerks room ana similar rooms, ne
ceiling Of the Senate Chamber will Dc assigned 20
a branch Of the Supreme Court and the State
Board OF Health. ~ -.
The senate by a unanimous vote adopted the
resolutions passed by the House on ne leath q |
the ate former Attorney-CIeneral John r Stockton
BILLS INTRODUCED.
These hills were introduced in the Senate:
Bv Senator stokes-Prov1ding that when person |
under tweury-one years OF age shall De convicted
Of state prison offence he may be sent TO county
Seua TOR H ~. JOlnson--A thoriZtng munich |
~ generations 10 acquire by purchase or con-
a- - avrfrqIisb the fights OF anv turn
I'll FOR 9TIv one TO hold himself out 10 the
6+rliir as being entitled practise law without |
having been regularly admitted 10 practice IT
I5u-+s OF law in this state
a. senator Cross-Authorizing cities 70 refund
and renew their bonds The bill is designed for the
b. senator McCarter-Provding for an increase
q $40 600 for the mana cement Of the Police Depart
rueut o. Newark
ARMED WITH RETOLTER AND CLUB.
Hackensack Feb e (speciaD.-"Gus" Thompson
and John Temp coored men, are in Hackensack
Jau charged with attempting held Up a trolley
car Ct the Bergen County Traction Company be-
tween Bogota and Englevood last night. The two
men boarded the ar Bogota Just as II started
out the car was passing through the woods
an the Fyke Thompson and Temp arose. when the
go sr no suddenly anDe6 tbe All iITr - ne
sending the ahead with a Jerk that threw the
two men down Bowers then drew a revolver and
told the men he would blow their brains out Il
rhev moved When the reached LeoHia the |
F-nelewocd police were notified by telephone and
N7g-r had