The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-01-30
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abled, would be entitled to admission
with her husband IN the home at Vine-
land. may be admitted to said institution
on proper proof.
Bill No. SO which is being quite gener-
ally commented on by the legal fratern-
| ity throughout the state provides for
the examination of applicants for adj
mission as attorneys upon the certificate
OF i've counselors as to good moral char
acter and unsual aptitude, virtually the
Dunn act Of former years.
| Bill No. 81. Extends the terms of the
five commissioners OF the Passaic VALLEY
sewerage commission for the length OF
time originally appointed and fixes the
terms hereafter for five years with
salaries of 50, 500 each annually. The
commissioners are created body polite.
to sue and be sued. and to erect and
mairtain main outlet and branch
sewers. to completely take care of the
sewerage now flowing into the Passaic
river.
+, Assemblyman Brown, of Madison, in-
troduced bill No. so. which provides
that marshals. deputy and assistant
marshals in boroughs shall hold office
during good behavior.
| Mr.. HiIlery's bill No. So, provides for
the witness fees to be paid by the sheriff
to both state and defendant witnesses.
when so directed by the court.
Hudson, like Essex. is always after
public money, but not having a Re-
publican representation, it has not Jared
as well as the latter, SO there is little
probability of a normal school being
erected within its bounds, although a
bill to that effect has been introduced.
House joint resolution No. / is the
result of an agitation throughout the
state relative to the building of State
reformatory for women. This authorizes
the governor to appoint such commission
to report as to the advisability of SO
doing.
The Assembly Committee on Game
and Fisheries meet ON Monday afternoon.
February 2. at $50 o'clock, to hear all
who wish to be heard for or against the
anti-pigeon shooting bill. 1t is said that
there will be strong opposition to the
measure
The primary election bill, introduced
by Senator Wakelee. in general is as
follows:
Primary elections shall be conducted at
public expense, and to be held at the
same time and place. the time to be the
first registry day, and the places shall be
the places of holding the said registry in
the fall of each year The primary
elections shall be conducted by the
boards of registry and elections. the
same as general elections are now con-
Quoted, with official ballots, ballot boxes.
registry lists and polling booths. The
first registry day in cities shall be on
the second Tuesday in September of each
/ year, and the said boards of registry
and elections shall sit as a primary
election board on that day. Not less
than ten voters of any party may file.
with the clerk of their municipality a
petition endorsing member of their
party as a candidate for office or as a
candidate for the position of delegate
to political convention, and requesting
tnat the name of the persons SO endorsed
be printed upon the official primary
ballot of such political party. At such
primary, voter qualified to vote shall
announce his party affiliations and, if
challenged, make oath that he voted for
the head of the party ticket at the last
election and intends to affiliate with the
said party at the ensuing election. There
upon he shall receive from the board an
official ballot of his political party, and
no other. He shall indicate his choice
by erasing all the other names than
those voted for. An enrolment of
voters is also provided for.