The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-15

law Will NC duOptSu IeQulfluS the press
nee of a regular policeman as well as
a regular fireman at each and every
performance at every theater in the
state, SO that trained men may direct
matters in case of fire and prevent a
panic.
Child Labor.
The storm of comment which arose
yer the report of the bureau of labor
end statistics regarding child labor in
the state and the clash of that depart
ment with the department of factory
and workshop inspection has to some
extent subsidized, and the new chief Of
the factory and workshop depart
ments, Lewis 7. Bryant Of Atlantic
City, who succeeds ex-senator John G.
Ward of Salem, resigned, will no doubt
conduct the duties of his office along
the lines laid down by Governor Muir
ply and no further conflict between
the two departments is feared. The
appointment Of Lieutenant Bryant,
who is prominent in the national guard
and a member of the New Jersey st.
Louis fair commission, seems to be gen.
orally satisfactory.
The legislature will be called upon
early in the session to remedy a defect
in last winters general tax laws affect
ing the state board of taxation and
raising the question Of the legality of
it's existence. The old law providing
for a state board of taxation was re-
peated verbatim in the new tax act, but
the claim is made that the old law it.
self was repealed. This has raised the
question as to whether the repeal of
the old law did not wipe out of ex
istence the old state tax board as then
constituted and make necessary the ap
pointment of a new board under the
new act.
Long Branch wants a new charter SO
that it may be governed in an up to
date method, and it is not expected that
there will be serious objection brought
to bear in having this seashore resort
governed by the kind of charter it's
residents desire. 1t is not one of the
improbabilities that the ocean boule-
ward bill will make its appearance early
in the session. although in the minds of
many lawmakers this proposition is so
unlikely of elimination for years to
come that it will scarcely receive much
attention from the legislators if it
comes before them this year.
House Committees.
Speaker Avis standing committees
are as follows:
Agriculture and Agricultural College
Shedaker, Gibbs, De Cou, Baker, lift.
Observation-Disclosures, Miller. Hillery,
Colby. Willever. Banks and insurance
Cook, Birkholz, Roberts, Henry, Kelly.
Bill Revision-Hillery, Dalymple, Scovel,
Buck, Whitaker. Boroughs and Borough
Commissions-Ayers tombstone, Layden,
Hunt, Swackhamer. Claims and Revolu-
tionary Pensions-Pearce, De Cou. Van
Blarcom, Wilson,, Matthues.
1lo a Taaonsnn rnsans DuoA' rI Hnaw,
p,'ait rondnao NJ - $500 Edna9
t;nnN ns,r,SrsnI 60 So,b,. ITIn;ns
eTarIanaa auna' Wy nsns
Naonnana Iynaaats rs 60 ranaso1
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iraed erai = scovei' Gai-
49, = ;hhs Iarias IT,, ual Tai - ISL
$500 Jne;donta1 rrnnn Sboa y
HNpgeas~. r3a 1ns
49, SaIh- GO. - D 800
Eansiu 80" ras,sntmss $500 60
Hs ~ Aagol anu 1Dells'
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NTi,Ier I;I1aru pahh;ns TohSstona CT
1 lev NT,nie;ra, Gonaon 49, 500, ~
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"a pn,a GNail nulse. neLy,
Tu DInioIz' Giors, ruruyce'
ETnsI. Pqnlc H-eaitn-bnck wilson,
CsnaIs-Coiclongh Roberts DairvmnIe
Henry, Wildrick. Revision of Laws-Mil-
p 81 h b.. uan snaw' rleluer.
ton chaaaSas S.o,. aa asea4t .annna
pab,an4s 49, So0As @
1sonns ToIaa a 1850 ldsue-
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Assembly Joint Committees.
Passed Bills-Lehlbach, Baker, De Cou,
Gibbs, Loveridge. Public Grounds and
neutrality-suspicious., Shaw, Kaiser, Rob-
bins, HamilI. Printing-Ayers, Penning-
ton, Martin, Roberts, swackhamer. school
For Deaf M~utes-Gibbs, Hulse, tombstone,
Pearce, WilIever. Sinking Fund-Birk-
holz, Hunt, Miller, Layden, Tiff. State
Home For ~Boys-Scoyel, De Lazier, Man
ners, Cook, McGlennon. State Home For
Girls-Fordyce, Taylor, Layden, Hillery,
Mcdonald. State Observation-Disclosures,
Henry, EIvins, Lehlbaeh, Posten. State
Library Dalrymple. Martin, Dufield,
Scovel, Hamiii. soldiers Home-Miler,
prison P ~ Gs,i Iaenly' N UlurlcA, Ssa.e
dalrar ne Hlnaassne Unaos, N-
P1aroo,a rhoaaLea moa,,s 4IiIouanS ,T3
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senator WaKeiee mas announced his
senate standing committees as follows:
m,n. uu4 p-
Aneronrie4iens . 4i1tnS, piauiey, rlice'
pradau cS91ss nuuIlso' 1achson'
1Iegun Siiun my balAs. anu insurance
Tomrnahins aTina5, Grs Ss noIouSn rs anu
Shinn 1a4ahsns III Sniios olersy
go Iuil rhson' Jesse. CORPORA
tion w Sas.n M Maleens' Euuca-
Snaaaa SasSsT, ouii1pie. Iiecllon-
S Snass 1850, = e1leI.
49, as I1uuspeln, Daiies anu rlsnerles-
H 1 Il Plown, Mchee; ~ciary-Cr
S my nuospeen, LABOR ana INDUSTRY
nii, pia9.ey, Parper. Miutia-6roWn
Dacheler, ferreii- miscellaneous Busl-
nessSJackson: MCKEE, Martens. Munie-
Health-CroSS Brown, Price. Rail-