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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21
FOR JURY COMMISSION


Special to s"The Jersey city News'9
TRENTON, March q, 1906 SEN
ator Wakelee. Of Bergen county intro
duced bill last night affecting all coun-
ties in the State having 4 population Of
more than 100000 It takes away the
power Of the sheriffs of such counties 10
draw grand and petit jurors aud pro-
vides for the appointment Of jury
commission of three members to be
named by the Supreme Court justice SIT
ting in such counties to perform duties.
The commissioners appointed under the
net are to serve for three years and are
to receive salary Of $500 each yearly
for their services They shall present
TO the court list of grand and petit
jurors for each term containing double
The nnnhcr required for each panel, half
Of which shah be stricken from such
list by the court. In the absence Of the
Supreme Court justice. the county law
judge may strike off the names Of jurors
not needed.
This bll was introduced at the re-
quest Of the State Bar and Hudson
County Bar Associations. it is said, who
have recommended that there should be
a change in drawing of grand and petit
jurors. Senator Wakelee is a lawyer
pracffcing in New York, but his knowl-
edge Of the present methods of drawing
juries in this State has convinced him
that change in the system was essen
tial His bill was referred to the Ju-
dietary Committee, Of which he is chair
man.
That the iury commission bill will
encounter considerable opposition in
both Houses is regarded as d foregone
conclusion In nearly all counties with
100000 or over the Republicans have
elected sheriffs, except in Hudson and
Essex, where Democratic sheriffs go out
of office this fall With such conai-
tion confronting the Republicans, it is
regarded as certain that the sheriffs in
Republican counties viii oppose the pas
sage Of the bill, and if they stand to-
gether viii succeed III accomplishing its
defeat unless it is 50 amended as to ap-
ply to such counties as Hudson and Es-
sex
The Republican sheriffs succeeded IN
defeating a similar measure several
years ago. claiming thai i would deprive
them Of considerable patronage
4 question has been raised as to the
constitutionality Of 4 jury commission
law. The sheriff is constitutional Of
fetal. and it is claimed that The Legis-
lature cannot deprive him Of any Of the
prerosatives Of his Office.
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DRIVER HURT IN COLLISION.

South bound car No. 1105, Of the
West Side avenue line, cofided with a
team of horses attached to bakers
wagon owned by Mangle & Smith, Of
Hunterdon and Fourteenth streets, at
Clinton and West side avenues this
morning The driver of the team, Chas.
Edwardson. Of No. 31s Fifteenth ave
nue.. Newark. was thrown from his seat
and was badly injured abont the head
and body He was taken to the City
Hospital in a patrol wagon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21
BILLS INTRODUCED.

Special to SThe Jersey city News,
TRENTON. March II, 19O5.-As-
semblyman Hamill introduced bill in
the House last night providing for the
adoption of the Bertillon system of iden-
tifying criminals in this State and the
creation Of a central bureau at Trenton
for such nnrpose. The bill further pro-
yides that the Governor shall appoint a
superintendent for 4 term of FIVE years.
who shall have charge of the system
with power to appoint an assistant. All
convicts in the Trenton State Prison and
those in the Railway Rerormatory shall
be measured according to the BertiIon
system, and duplicates of description
shall be filed with the superintendent
Within six months after the passage
of the act, the bill further provides, all
municipalities having population of
$4,000 or more shall adopt the Bertillon
- fSsSAia, Uitu al pciSoHs thdIEsG with
felony shall be measured according to
the system, and duplicates of measure
ment shall be filed with the State super
intendent. The central bureau at Tren-
ton shall be open or at the disposal of
all judges. prosecutors. police depart
ments, probation officers and detective
bureaus for the purpose Of identifying
criminals
Senator Matthews introduced bill
which Is designed to save Anna valen-
tina, who is now under sentence of
death at Hackensack, from the gallows
1t provides that no woman shah suffer
the death penalty for murder. but shall
be imprisoned for life
Assemblyman Alexander introduced
two bills. One provides that the Board
of Education of any municipality shall
have discretionary power to allow child
between seven and fourteen years of
age to remain from school when by 50
doing the child does not become pub
lie charge The other makes it d mis-
demeanor for widow or grass widow
to wlfully refuse to. support her chill
dren in cases where the father cannot
be found.
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CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.

Frank Lonney. twenty-seven years
old, of No. 305 Washington street. em-
ployed at the Ames Spike Works, while
unloading scrap iron yesterday, was
caught between two cars and severely
crushed. Fellow employees took him
home hut Dr. Faison ordered him sent
To st. Francis Hospital
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this city has ever had He is also the
first Republican to succeed himself.

The Newark Sunday Gail, one Of The
most influential newspapers in the State,
has this to say on the proposition to ap-
point another Democrat than Charles G..
Black on the proposed State Court of
Taxation:
THE appointment on the State Tax
Commission, as reorganized under the
proposed law of any other Democrat
than Charles G. Black would be a great
disappointment the friends Of Gov
ernor Stokes chiefly. They would fear
they had been mistaken in the man.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21
T0NIGHT's LIBRARY LECTURE

Mr.. Charles H. Edwards win lecture
tonight at the Public Library. His sub
ject viii be Napoleon and His Mar
shalsv
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21

The City Hospital promised by Mayor
Pagan during his first term of Office IS
to be built after all. Corporation At
torney Carey is responsible for the state
ment. He says the Board Of Health has
all sthe necessary legislation to go ahead
with the proposed Improvement and that
the preliminary work will be started
within a few days A statement Of this
kind has been made by one member or
another Of the Pagan administration on
an average OF once 4 month for the last
three years
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ahee Wllh me provisions n enis ~ NV
/ upon the receipt q sucn ho'iee I SUI
De me dntF OIL nc aa"resAiu po''ro' p9es
OF autnoflty haS'ig e0ll'roi q esle h"'s'''
ees q sach clty 70 issue pohas' e'snsf
registered OF coupon. nor eSeeeo'ng ap
/ amount ~ pe eolip'''eu a. 'i'e '"se y
thfee nlilis upon each aeii''r % sai'ai'''"
. ieai s'io pels9a'''i properly - 'as' -
sesSeo y ssen e''s pi'or - tiae 'ssue =
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Tor me CARRYING out q me PROVISIONS q
ehls act
?. me issue o. popus uhuef 'he pi0s
VISIONS o inns aef saa1l -pe EXEMPT i'on'
5aS'ltlep' aia si'aii pe mace paFaO'e =
date q dates not exceeding lilifty years
from the safe q dates Of Issuing Of the
same. and shall draw such rate Of m
terest not exceeding fiye per eeiitlm ana
pc N such sums as the board Of city
hospital trustees shail from time 70
time require TO carry out me provisions
OF TINS aet' the said pohas shai pe eA-
ecutea undeF me corporate sea- o. s"en
elfY. ana me Signature oh rile mayor anu
comptroller. or other nhane'a' ohiesf
sliah pe aHlNed thereto: proFiueu' '''a'
IN Greer % redeem 'ne ponus issued "n-
u "a
der me provisions OF ti's ac' ai nla''lf-
itv u shall pe the duty Of salo poafu,
BODY Or authority haYlng eontroi OF ei'e
fhances o. spch CITY 70 estaDilsil I SINK
ing lahd' wllcn slan oe created " !
speelai TAX q hqt less tnan TWO per gen
Fam upon the issue nerem PROVIDED -0r
= Oe annually ieVlep ana concerted y
other taxes N suen city are now Or may
'ielealaer pe iesieu anu eoiiee.eu
is 'e' - - s',p V0ius
Hsisos aa.'o.'@su . = 'Ss''su h'o'A 'i4s
: ''e s''i' = i@'9ea ''A0 p@i1 =
sfss,''' "a = ',pplol'i '''s'0'' : oe -
IN such city are now or may hereafter
be levied and collected. and the whole
Of each YEARS interest shall be raised
and collected and paid within each year
8. The said hoard body or authority
having control Of tbe finances IN such
- i"s s'"si'i - ~ n"''''ees - sven
authorized II ei,ber nnblic or private
sale. but in no ease for less than par:
the money arising from tbe sale Of sales
If the bonds hereinbefore authorized
shall be placed e The credit Of the board
Of city hospital trustees 70 be expended
bv them for the purpose Of carving OUT
the provisions Of this act
o The members of the hoard Of citv
hospital trustees herein authorized shah
serve as sncb without conversation
10. TTnop tbe eomnletion and eouin-
n.ent Of sud-, buildings Il slau n tlie
i,Igment # Inc hoard Of citv baspital
irustess be snf,ieient fo,. bosnifsl mr.
noses Il The c;ty Car which sucb baard
sl,af bave baen annoiptod - aa,bar;ve,l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21

There was report at the City Hos
pital to-day that Edward w Gray, Of
Newark, one Of the Board Of Tenement
House Commissioners, intended resign
ing and that the vacancy would be filed
BY the appointment Of George Mecar-
thy, Of this city. Mr.. Mccarthy. in case.
he is appointed, will resign from the
Board of Health and Mayor Pagan will
then add another appointment to his
list. The Tenement House Commission
ership is a desirable appointment, as it
carries with It a big salary, while mem-
bership in the Health Board is honor
airy. Hudson County at present has no
representative on the Tenement House
Commission.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21

There is some talk in Hoboken Of the
Democrats Of that city nominating Col.
Edwin A Stevens for mayor What a
blessing it would be to Hoboken if Mr..
Stevens eoul, be induced to accept the
nomination. His election would be prae-
tically unanimous, and for the first time
in many years that city would have a
businesslike administration, free from
petty political squabbles over appoint
ments and corrupt Influences.
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Oswald R. Routh has announced him
self as a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Sheriff. Good thing Mr.
Routh gives his address as otherwise no
one would know that such man was in
existence. He says he lives 1T 10. 121
Linden ayenlre and adds that he is popu-
lar and thorough going Democrat.
Come to think of It Mr.. Routh ran as an
independent Democrat for Sheriff three
years ago and received in the county
close to 100 votes. A man who could
make such fine showing must neces
sarily be popular and the Democratic
leaders had better give Mr.. Routf's cam
didaey some consideration, else he might
take it into his head to run aglAn On the
independent ticket.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-21

The prompt appointment by the Court
Honse Commission of James J. Billing
ton as superintendent of construction
means that no time will be lost in push
ing the improvement forward AS soon
as the necessary property has been ae-
quired by condemnation proceedings al
ready instituted the commission will adj
vertise for proposals, and it is probable
that before the first Of May the contract
for work on the $1,000, coo county build-
ing will have been awarded
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. March 20 1905 'ore-
cast for the thirfy-sIx horts ending s
p. II Tuesday Rain or snow aud cold-
er to-day; cloudy to-morrow norsA to
northeast winds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01

Walter B. Frost. Manufacturing Jeweler.
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cRlcKETERs GO TO OGDEN
Team Selected to Represent Salt Lake
In Inter-City Match
Game

The Salt Lake Cricket club has COM
pIeted arrangements for a game with the
Ogden Cricket club for July T. The team
met last evening and selected the mem
bers who are to represent this town in
the intercity match. and they include the
following well known cricketers: A Col
lis r. F. Haywood, j. w Young A.
Jackson. r. w. Lewthwaite. w. H. Jones.
r A Hoare w II. Nightingale, A N
Walter, Saunders, r. ]. Hall and A H.
Peabody.
The cricket club has already completed
ARRANGEMENTS for d game with Denver on
July "a at which time il is expected the
local team will be in great shape to up
hold this state. The new grounds at Lib
erty park are now in shape for practice.
The pavilion also has been completed a
meeting of the club is called for next
Thursday, at which time all members are
requested TO be present
The club will leave for Ogden on the
morning of July at 1880 o'clock on the
Rio Grande.
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.
Proves Executive Places Restriction
on ceiebrants

Provo. June 3O--Mayor Roylance has
issued the following proclamation:
Whereas, Section 81 of the ordinances of
Provo City prohibit the discharge of fire.
arms of any description or any explosive
of whatever nature within the limits of
Provo City; and
Whereas, In the past there have been
many accidents occur from the firing OF
firecrackers. bombs, squibs, toy pistols
etc, on the Fourth of July and while we
do not want TO be too arbitrary in the
enforcement of the above referred 10 or
dinance, something must be done TO pre-
vent accidents, and guard against the pos
sible loss of life or burning of buildings
from this source of amusement;
Therefore, /. William Nj. Roylance,
mayor, in the exercise of my duties. make
proclamation prohibiting the firing OF
firing OF bombs. rockets. anVils, ire
crackers. SQuibs, or explosives of any kind
whatever, upon Center street between
First East and Sixth West streets, and
upon Academy avenue between First
North and Second South streets; and any
violation of this proclamation will be pun
ishable by arrest and fine as prescribed
by ordinance
WILLIAM NJ. ROYLANCE,
Mayor.
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the machine shops and were carrying off
about $50 pounds of brass castings when
they were apprehended. They have been
arrested before on the same charge. but
were discharged on account Of their
ages and given another chance.
The brass that they stole last night is
worth about $40. and the boys. although
under age. were locked up in the city Jail
and charged with petty larceny.
Both the Rio Grande Western and the
Oregon Short Line companies have lost
several hundred pounds of brass castings
during the past few months Special men
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01
SKULL BONE FRACTURED.
Woman Receives Serious Injury
While Watering Horses.

American Fork, June 30.-About clock
Wednesday evening Mrs Charles Mathl-
sen. a transient woman, who. with her
husband. was camped near the San Pedro
depot. was brought TO the Grant hotel SUI
fering from a deep tnree-inch cash over
the left eye, ranging upwards, the skull
bone having also been fractured The
woman was leading span Of horses to
water, when one Of them knocked ner
against a wagon wheel, resulting IN the
the wound. which gave evidence of being
very serious. However. she is now i'm
proving Her husband was reading a
newspaper at the time, allowing the WO-
man to look after the horses.
Mayor James H Clarke and Recorder
John w. Storrs were IN Provo toqay IN
connection with the water case of Martha
Adamson VS.. American Fork City. This
case originated last year and was the
outgrnwth of the city stopping the water
TRANSFER to other lands than that which
rightfully own it The case has attracted
wide interest from the fact that it will
decide very important point in this
connection. The question of giving city
also be settled. Some of the owners of
meadow land which at present furnishes
its own water claim proportion OF the
that they can retain their right to same
in case their land should ever become so
that it would need canyon water.
Representative and Mrs. John II. Woot-
on of this place have just returned from
Portland. Ore, where they visited the
the good roads convention as a delegate
from this county
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bins, a
son; and to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Ran
dOlph, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph s. Durrant and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray J. Greenwood returned
from Salt Lake City, where they were
married in the temple on Wednesday. The
latter were rendered an informal recep-
ton upon their arrival here.
OGDEN EXCURSION,
Sunday, July 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01
SECOND EXCURSION NORTH
Via Oregon Short Line.

Saturday, July list Greatly reduced
rates to northern points. LIBERAL
LIMITS ALLOWED. See agents for
full particulars. Excellent fishing in
Idaho streams
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01
GANG is BROKEN UP.
Three Boys Arrested While Stealing
Brass From a Machine Shop.

Another gang of brass thieves was brok-
en- up last night when Roscoe Hart Is
years of age; Henry Christensen, 10 years
of age, and Howard Hutchinson, 10 years
of age. were arrested by Night Watch
man Thomas Burge at the Rio Grande
Western yards. The boys had broken into
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01

have been hired TO watch the machine
shops. which has resulted in the breaking
up Of several gangs of thieves The
brass is sold 70 the junk dealers, who
melt IL up, and several attempts TO con-
vict them OF receiving stolen property
have proved futile on account Of lack OF
evidence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01

Salt Lake Photo. Supply Co. Supplies,
Dew. and Finishing. Main and Sd So
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