Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1903-01-29

shall issue such license upon the
presentation by the nurses of diplomas
awarded by training schools connected
with state hospitals where a two years
practical and theoretical course is re-
Quired. The bill is opposed to the SO
called training schools which turn out
nurses in two months. A penalty Of
$50 is provided if nurse practices
without license.
Fish and Game Bills.
Senator Strong fathered a bill which
authorizes county boards of freehold
ers to offer a reward of $500 or less
for the detection and apprehension of
any person guilty of murder, burglary,
robbery, arson or other heinous crime.
Sportsmen will be interested in the
bills presented by Senator Mckee at
the request of the fish and game COM
missioners. They include revision of
the general trespass act: providing for
the arrest by oyster commissioner or
constable of any one who violates the
oyster act; requires all pike or pickerel,
white perch and like fish found in
seines OF other moving nets, fykes or
gill nets in Barnegat bay shall be re-
turned to the water, and making it
lawful to use seines of two inch mesh
in the tributary rivers, creeks, ETC., of
Barnegat bay and within that portion
of the bay inside the limits of Brick
township for herring during March,
April, May and June; makes it unlaw-
full for any person to take or sell white
perch less than six inches in length,
penalty $50 for each offense; prohibit
ing the selling of rockfish of less than
twelve inches, penalty $25; prohibits
the casting or laying out of seines or
nets in the Delaware river from sun
rise Saturday to midnight Sunday
night, penalty 500.
A bill by Senator Strong makes it
possible for the United States to ac-
quire two acres of ground in Perth AM
boy for the erection of a new govern
ment building.
Odds and Ends.
A bill by Senator Hudspeth author
ICES Jersey City to erect new high
school on the Harrison tract, recently
purchased from the New York Central
railroad for 100000
Senator Bachelor introduced a bill
authorizing the expenditure of $4,000
for additional Improvements at the
statehouse Thirty thousand dollars
additional is also appropriated by the
bill for the completion and equipment
for the new senate chamber now in
course of construction.
Another bill by Senator Bachelor
provides for the admission of patients
to the state tuberculosis sanitariuln
who have been residents of the state
for one year and are in INDECENT cir
cumstances. Their petition must first
be passed upon by judge of the court
of common pleas after receiving a GER
tificate from physician that the case
is durable.
Mr.. Stalter is the father of bill pro-
yiding for the establishment of chan
Gerry chambers in the courthouse III
Paterson.
A bill introduced by Mr.. Buck for
bids the erection, setting up, repairing
or maintaining any waste weir, rocks,
fish dams or ponds or fastening any
seines or nets of any kind as wings
thereof for fishing or other purposes in
Maurice river cove.
Assemblyman Peterson of Passaic
presented a bill providing that in all
cities where now no salaries are paid
to mayors and common councilmen the
same may be fixed by ordinance, for
mayors not exceeding $1,000, and for
councilmen not exceeding $500.
A house joint resolution provides for
the appointment by the governor Of
commission to report on the advisable
ity of a state reformatory for women.