The Penn's Grove record., 1905-02-03
NEW JERSEY SOL0NS.
Legislature In Joint Session Re-
elects Three State Officers.
AUTOMOBILE BILL PRESENTED.
YrOvides That All Cars Must Be Gear
ed to a Speed Not Exceeding TWEEN
ty Miles an Hour-Speaker Avis Ex-
pedites Business In the House.
Especial Correspondence


Briggs of Mercer, State Comptroller j.
Willard Morgan of Camden and State
Director of Railroads Charles Bradley
of Essex. These officers were caucused
upon last week by the majority men,
bers in joint session, and their election
followed as a matter of course. The
state treasurer and state comptroller
hold Office for three years, and each
receives $4,000 a year.
Mr.. Briggs is chairman of the state
Republican committee and in that po-
sition during the last campaign did
much for the success of his party in
the state. There had been rumors of
some opposition to Mr.. Morgan for re-
election by members of his W party,
but his selection by the caucus was
unanimous, as was also the choice OF
Mr.. Bradley by the same caucus.
The Democratic minority gave COM
plimentary votes as follows: State
treasurer, former Supreme Court Clerk
Benjamin F. Lee, Mercer; state comp
troller, former Mayor Joseph Nowrey,
Camden; director of railroads, Theo-
dore B. Dawes, Warren.
The Republican candidates were
elected by a party vote. After the cleo
ton the newly chosen officers entertain
ed their friends and the legislators at
luncheon.
Senate Confirms Appointments.
The senate in executive session con-
6rmed the nominations of j.. Forman
Sinnickson, prosecutor of the pleas Of
Salem county, and John e. Foster to
be common pleas judge of Monmouth
county. The appointment of Vivian NJ.
Lewis as clerk of the court of chan
Gerry was favorably reported.
Assemblyman Gibbs Of Camden pre-
scented a bill in line with former Gov
ernor Murphy's recommendation re-
garding limiting the speed of automo-
biles. According to this bill, automo-
ri'ar must be geare5 10 run twenty
mle4 I'D uo9t 81 less. ana the owners
t. riccr5 9t cunning ~ excess of that
s0nt must pay d ine o. $50 for each
oIa8sa or s7eud lea days in Jail, or
beth.
Senator WaGe'oe Introduced a bill
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a bill au-.cr ziag cites 80 acquire by
purchase VI condemnaciol he right to
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To Codifv Fishing laws
Senator Mckee ot Fas&ate, chairman
Of the game and fisheries comm tee,
presented a Joint resolution autnorzing
Governor Stokes 70 appoint three ON
m~lssiouers TO codIfy the laws ben ing
upon nsiing IN the san ana prackiSh
waters OF me state. Inc provisions OF
the resolution embrace ule atlantic
ocean FOR a a.sfanys OF .hree niles
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