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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
Mayor Leads a Regiment Of
Hudson Citizens to the
Equal Tax Hearing.
WHITE BADGES DISTRIBUTED
Record and Carey Head the
Advance Guard. 81 Those
Who Went.

With ammunition, which ought to con-
vince the most stubborn Of the Legisla-
ture, more than one hundred and fifty
of jersey City's most representative
men left Jersey City this morning and
are now participating in the hearing of
the equal tax bills before the judiciary
committee of the Legislature this after
noon. Headed BY Mayor Mark NJ. Fa-
gan, the party left on the 1916 train
from the Pennsylvania Railroad, and
should the movement meet with success,
thereby raising the taxes on the Penn
sylvania property, that company profit
ed to the extent Of several hundred dol
lars this morning The employees must
have had instructions to in no way rile
any Of the delegates. for they exhibited
the greatest politeness, and even held
the train for several minutes in order
not to miss any of the party.
For one-half an hour prior to the start
| ing of the train the station presented n
very busy appearance, and the ticket
agent was pushed to the utmost TO sup
ply all the tickets for Trenton called
for. Forrest 4. Heath, clerk to the f.
| nance board, distributed to all white silk
badges bearing the words Equal Taxa
tionv in large red letters, and Fred.
Lembeke, assistant secretary to Mayor
Pagan, supplied copies of the equal tax
alton brief prepared by Corporation
Counsel George 4. Record. Many ex-
ponents of equal taxation did not wait
for the noon train, but went on ahead,
as did Corporation Counsel George 4.
Record and Corporation Attorney Robert
Carey
Among those who boarded the 1915
train were:-Mayor Mark NJ. Fagan.
Edward Fry, Jacob Ringle, Reuben
Simpson, William n. Quinn, Henry Y.
Condict, N. ]. H. Edge, William Geo.
Nelson. Charles AIerker John Casey,
Patrick Kenny, Frank H. Henderson, E.
B. Bacon, David r. DAILY, William Gott-
hardt, Fred. Bugasch, Henry Smellie.
Henry Snyder. George fohforr A. B.
Rapfogle. Frank j. Higgins. John FL.
Weastell, Wia;am II. Beach, Thomas
Burke, John Edlestein. John f. McNul-
ty, E. A. Ransom. Jr., Fred. Stunr. Ste
phen J. Fitzgerald, John Doscher, Philip
Daudt, NJ. Sheehy, Matthew r. Falla-
hee, Edward L. Hermann, Charles G..
Stell, Charles Lewis. Josiah NJ Crane,
Oscar Hussa, Charles. Roede, A. J. Jaec-
kle. Richard +. Connolly, Joseph Zum-
busch. George Renker. Charles Merka,
b. j.. Stowe, Joseph Hampton, John
Knoblech, W. B. Fuz Henry Merritt,
Henry Meyer. D. H Meyer, John Wald-
brecht, 3. Abramson. G. Rapfogle, Mar
tin cornfeld, Humphrey Carr, Thomas
+. Brown, Percy Gasdis, Henry Gros-
klaus. John Grosklaus, c. NJ. Giuffride,
Christopher Paulson, j. J. Weigel, Ben
jamin Van Beuren, John O'Brien, Thom-
as Degnan, Joseph A. Dear Augustus
Joerge Charles Hendriekson, Rudolph
seggel, William Howeth, John S. Me
nagh, Adolph a. Walter, William Z.
Connerty. Joseph z. Tumulty. James
Finley Myron G. Ernst and John j.
Treacev.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07

without passengers, shall be done by
qualified moformen.
3 For all employees. excepting tower
switehmen, nine hours shall constitute a
days work, with time and half for
overtime
6. Tower switchmen, eight hours or
less to constitute a days work, with one
day off month with pay; time and a
half for overtime.
Z. Ten per cent increase in pay for all
employees, excepting motormen.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
MERELY
MENTIONED

President Heintze, Of the Street and
Water Board says that according to the
trolley ordinance Mayor Pagan should
issue the order for the trolley company
to clean the streets, IN reply, the mayor
says he supposed that the street-ciean-
ing matter was being attended to by
the Street and Water Board Mean
while the public may resort to prayer.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07


and another providing for the reorgani-
zation of the State Military Board.
The retirement bin is No. 154 and
was referred to the Committee on Mill
tary. 1t supplements the military and
naval force law. revision of 1900, by de-
claring that ethe Governor and com
mander-in-chief shall place any member
of the National Guard of this State who
/ shall have attained the age of sixty
years upon the retired list" and may,
with the consent of the Senate, when
such person has faithfully served as a
commissioned officer for twenty-five
years, confer upon such person brevet
rank of not more than one grade higher
than the highest rang held by him dur
ing his term Of service.
The second bill amends section 10S Of
the military and naval force law, same
revision, by reorganizing the State MILF
tary Board so far as TO have that body
consist Of the adjutant general, quarter
master general, division commander, two
brigade commanders and colonels of the
several regiments Of the National Guard.
The addition of FIVE regimental colonies
win make the board consist of ten mem
bers instead Of FIVE, as at present.
The measures are backed by the South
Jersey Senators and are retaliatory acts
aimed at the adjutant general and the
military board as a punishment for its
refusal to send provisional regiment to
the Inauguration at Washington, Satur-
day, as directed by the amendments
tackled on the Inauguration appropria-
ton bill last week.
Combined with the notion of revenge
is the fact that the Republican legisla-
tors see a chance TO inject politics into
the military department and make it
serve more willingly the ends of the G.
o. p. State bosses.
Adjutant General Breintnall is a Dem
ocrat and there has been desire on
the part of Governor Stokes to get rid
of him ever since his inauguration. Mat
ters came to a climax last week in the
row over the Washington representa-
ton
After the amended bill passed both
houses and went to the Governor it was
expected that he would veto it, because
he had signed the original order eating
out the First Regiment. But he signed
it, thereby reversing himself. and order
ing out the provisional regiment. When
the military board voted not to send any
regiment torrent of abuse broke forth
and the Governor was criticized on all
sides for his double acting.
There has been an uncomfortable feel
ing in State military circles ever since
Governor Stokes was elected. Governor
Murphy was popular with the National
Guard, was liberal with it and kept poll
tics out Of it, even appointing General
Breintnall, Democrat. While in the
Senate Stokes was a severe critic of
military expenses and showed very little
interest in the guard otherwise. 1t was
predicted that he would not do much 10
help the guard when he became its COM
mander-in-chief.
The fight on the bills introduced last
night is likely to widen the breach be-
tween the military and State depart
ments and it is intimated more serious
ruptures are likely to occur.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07

Mrs. Chadwick and Andrew Carnegie
have at last come face to face. The
multi-millioniaire didn't seem to recog-
nize the woman any more than he rec
ognized his supposed signature on the
$5,00o,000 notes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07

ate At length the Rev. Join H. Magee
was invited to offer prayer, after which
business proceeded.
Senate bill No. 10 was reported BY a
substitute. which was laid over for print
ing
The substitute provides that Boards Of
Excise Commissioners hereafter to be es-
tablislied under the act to establish an
excise department, approved April 21,
1901. in cities of population between
$4,000 and 10000, shall be appointed.
upon application in writing. either by
the Mayor or the Common Council, pursu-
ant to a majority vote thereof. to the
judge of Inferior Court Of Common
Pleas in the countyin which the city
or town is situated; provided that Moth
ing therein shall Interfere with the con-
tinuance in Office of any Board Of Excise
Commissioners heretofore established un-
der said act.
Other bills reported were Senate 15S,
which was introduced last evening; SEN
ate l3l, So, 14s, 140, 81 and 149.
The following bills passed second-read-
ing: Senate bill14 (substitute); 131, So,
14s, 14o, 96, 149; Assembly bills e5, 81,
191.
The Senate in executive session receiv-
ed the report of the Committee on Judie-
iary of the Governors nomination of Err
nest Roster for reappointment as prose
eutor for Bergen county.
Several bills we're introduced, includ-
ing one providing for the retirement of
members of the National Guard who are
over 60 years Of age The Senate win
meet again this morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
T0NI0HT's LIBRARY LECTURE.

M EoNlaila &: I,asv son will leefssfe
toniglla it flse Public Lihrafy oi IIu-
manity ct tlie tsFe:lN Fsir,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07

Evidently there is somethin' doin'
in the City Hospital aside from the work
Of attending to patients Warden Mean
drew now says he'll get out. He says
he has been living in a hell If the
warden's statement be trne, what must
be the condition of the inmates? Har-
mony has not existed between the war.
den and his assistante for some time.
The public has been aware Of this
this fact, but the wardens own state
ment is the first reliable information to
the effect that our City Hospital has
been transformed into terrestrial hell.
Let's have peace especially in the
hospital.
The month of February. just passed,
is likely to be remembered for some time
to come by those who suffered its tor
menting weather The indianapolis
News prints the following "Au Re
voir''
Goodzby. Februaryl
One thing we can say to YOU
Life is short. and we'd be merry
We'd not add day to you.
Let Us hope that March will be good
enough to give us rain to clean the pub
lie streets.
What is loyes Perhaps Miss Julia
Bovine and her lover, the Rev. Cor
dova, now in the New Brunswick jail,
can answer the above question.
Capt. Charles Harrington, of the Sew
enth precinct, is rounding up the crap
shooters on the Heights Heretofore it
had been supposed that the only profess
sional crap-shotters We're those who OPP
Grated in the lower section Of the city
The game is usually played on Sunday
afternoons in places which the police
seldom frequent. Captain Harrington
has discovered a few such places in his
precinct. and he is determined to watch
them closely hereafter.
The New York Press" says thar it
the Jersey school teachers continue to
rush into matrimony with the Impetus
given to the practice in Bergen county
recently there will be less of a drain up
On the teachers pension fund and a
greater demand for teachers from the
eligible list-for teachers to teach, Of
course, and not particularly to supply
the matrimonial market.
As a rule Hudson County school
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
COURT HOUSE
COMMISSION
UPHELD.

The Court of Errors and Appeals yes
terday afternoon handed down decis-
ion in favor Of the act under which the
new Court House Commission was ap-
pointed some time ago. This decision
thus establishes the legality Of the COM
mission which, despite the fact that the
law was contested, has gone ahead with
its work
The Commission consists Of Frederick
Ripe, Chairman; A. ]. Clements, and
William Smith. Rippe was director Of
the former Board of Freeholders. Glenn
ents and Smith are members Of the
present board The fact that Ripe is
not at present a member of the board
viii not interfere with his duties as a
member Of the commission.
The Board of Freeholders has already
issued bonds to the amount of $4,000
for the purpose Of acquiring lands and
for the construction of the building.
The first lot Of bonds, amounting to
$4,000, was purchased by the First Ma
tional Bank, of this city. The second
lot for the same amount was bought
by F. W. Harris 8 Co, of New York
The Guinochio property on Pavonia
avenue was secured by the commission
some time ago as site for the new
Court House. There are several other
pieces of property TO be acquired before
the building can be erected. These will
have to be secured by condemnation pro-
ceedings viii be commenced on satnr-
day next The commission win have
full charge of the erection Of tn build
ing The commissioners win receive
compensation for their services at the
rate of So per day for the chairman and
50 per day for the other two members.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07

The month of February. just passed,
is likely to be remembered for some time
to come BY those who suffered its tor
menting weather The indianapolis
News prints the following "Au Re
yoir':
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-03-07
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

cas- for the thifty-gix hours ending s
j. M., Wednesday Rain OF snow To-
night and tomorrow; fresh easterly
winds.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01

Gusens, os Wfais Rielien og Mdrp
9arfen err. RieIfen bar bh9set ct
fort gus puo i'm 100 @cres 6orm
ca. 5 MiI Bet fra 8pen). % iuu Mr,
9ptte oa Warie Sesfen. DIR. 2sfie
bar en- so Acres. tpor ban bar bpa-
get Stab os Ct / 5aro meO at bpggs
Stuebus.
6pem. Der bar Jet benns aotsni fro
ge9nnoeGi en- at, fan lille anbet emf
gIeoe fig OOer At Ie, 6Oilte 5remfribt
Der er eiort, mar mar t9ntsr tiIbdgt
8 4 6 4ar, ba Ameritanerne eieot
9anbet og bar beo at gaa fdnit pao
reres 1000 4cres 5arme, os iau MI.
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t%eraaret. og Wdrterne er omtrent til
iaaet. Gu bar Resntiben begbnbt a
meIoe iiq. iuu M fsler man Ium en-
6iit. Den tsrre 5roit tan ri lit:
meb, iaa fadr ri 9ofte. gitlig 9ino
og 5roit bl9ier nemiig bisie Der Ia
srippa gatterier Der ober til os.
Gu en- penIig 6iIisn til ale ,0ans
f%teren"s 29iere - baaber, at s huy
bet sobt bnuoe timeligt og adnoeligt.
6. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01
Urn Gusene, Oregon.

Od ieg / lensere lib life bar Jet
nogst Der ira eugene I ,Daniteren4
uii jeg urIege At Turt9as iioi 6rr fra.
- s5eg boloer for. at oenr1 sr al
gcb PGIps, boor GcIt tm leo< og faa
BET ~nehoenbige babe tinsligi % aan.
beli9t. vi Giper nu Inart en- for
Slot DGnife Der runtt eugene. 8i
bieo liot mismooige Iioite Qar, oa tx
of Dor oanffs Menigbebs 5amilier
rejite, nemlis s. g. Oliens os Sen.
brif'sns til California Og 5ng0albfer
meb 5dmilie rejfte I'll Often. 5prnDIit
t. bfr dnEommen en- 5amilie fra
2iter, os for to Tiger iioen bIsp b
oDeudffebe Oeb, at SIR. W. Petsrlen
en- gummeI befenbt fra portlonb. Ore.
tom berep for at bltDe ibIanbt os
9dn bar tsbt fig en- oGortp" % E
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lperst talris Der. sr 0eo al bespnbs a
oftoge. 8s bar gadet og let pa
binunben fod lense, til be filiioft BE
Iutteoe at sifte fig. fua / 2sbet q
g~fteraaret er Der ftiftet ire gumilier
nemlis Sens Olfen ps Cecilia Mab
lien, iom Dor I beres eget nbe gus
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01
u. ssntfsn.

v Den bar ban bel begpnbt for; tbi
Cubs Orbs llbfeb er ba Disfelis
ogfna 5errens Corning. Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01
airteiuouielie o. MisiiOnsmpoe.

On Sub bill, bliDer Der &frfeinos
oietie / 81. pouii bdnits sDdns. sluth.
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no fslqenbe Gage, II. os IL. Dsebr.
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goo Menigbebens 9sgne:
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-01
unaoomsmgbe.

Rrtiti TtunbinuOiIfe lutberfte We.
ntgteo, SCRANTON, Sa.. inbbbber Der
O<b til ungOomsmsbe / Dosene fra
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ben 8. December.
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81. g. gfemmener II.
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Sra Snreos Yarf, WiO.


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ga. life Blot entelte Mennsfter, men
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sniae ON al Oiae IeDe for Dor fare
5efus.
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yOanferen"
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Blair, Nebr.

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lesbugen peO 6ejmesfegubstjeneite.
vi bar enonu ct Bar gooe itsrre
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gubl. 6ouis.
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6on baobe p1ret / Omaha meb tt
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adn at dfngge Blair tt file Bsfsg og
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