The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
STATE IS NOT TO
CONSTRUCT ANY
BUILDINGS IN 1909
Supplemental Bill at Trenton
Provides No Money for
This Purpose.
NINE COMMISSIONS TO
GET MONEY, HOWEVER
Sfenographer and Private De-
tectives Will Also Get
Theirs.
From a STAR Correspondent. I

items Tor new buildings, monuments OF
other extraordinary expenditures in
this years supplemental bill. That ac-
counts chiefly for the fact that the bill
calls for a total appropriation of less
than half Of the S76e, 900 measure OF
1908, Nine special commissions have
been provided sor by the committee in
the bill as introduced, with an aeere-
gate of s57,55s.s2 for expenses incurred.
This represents about one-sixth OF
the bills total. The commission to in
vestigate excise conditions is allowed
s10.547.62, OF which John p. Dengler,
st~enosrapher, receives 1881. so, a little
more than half Of the amount Of his
bill against the commission.
For detective work.
Coserove's detective agency of New
ark Is down for So s2.2 "a. The Commits
sion on Crime and Dependency is IN
the bill for $3.50. 20. of which Stenog-
rapher .Dengler will get $4,000. In addi-
ton to these amounts Governor Fort
paid some of the Excise and Crime
Commission expenses out of his emer-
gency fund,
The Commission for Revision of
Statutes, appointed under an enact
ment of last year, gets SIS, 900; the old
Commission on Law Revision, whose
claims were disallowed when that body
was abolished in 1908, is to get 50, 2ds. 10.
Commission Expenses.
The New Jersey and New York Inter-
state Bridge Commission has an item
of $S,32l.S7. The commission to investi-
gate Industrial education gets ST. $780, So,
In addition to the salary of the scores
tary at the rate Of $4,000 a. year and
Office expenses paid out OF the gov
ernor's emergency fund.
The Commission to Revise Primary
and Election Laws, s714.60.
The Fish n Game Commission.
s10,5 91. 81.
The Live Stock Commission, $3.50, in
addition to ss,25o. to, be procured under
the annual appropriation bill.
In addition there is $471.7l for the
Bank Stock Commission expenses.
The supplement bill sets aside $25, 900
for refunding inheritance taxes on the
stock of New Jersey Corporations.
other Appropriations.
For payment of advertising of the
constitutional amendments to be sub
mitted to the people next September,
$40, 900.
For advertising and expenses of the
proposed constitutional amendment
election an additional So, 900 is provided
The State Board of Assessors gets
1900 to pay its extra expenses.
The office of the Secretary of State
gets 81, $50; the Attorney-Generals de-
partment s 300.
Taxes $3.50.
State Board of Health $411. SO.
State Home for Boys "a, sos.
Department Of Labor 1855; State
Prison. additional allowance for main
tenance OF convicts, $4,000; Court Of
Chancery, $ST2.5S; New Jersey Home
for Disabled Soldiers and Sailors, Ma
rines and their Wives at vineland,
additional allowance for maintenance
SIS. 900: the same institution, amount
to meet dencit for the year ending oc-
tober 81 last 49, $685. . and for electric
light and gas fixtures for the Home
$3.50.
For Oyster Commission $500.
For the Legislature the bill appro-
pirates $4,000.
The State Village for Epileptics gets
an additional 9 400. The State House
Commission receives $4,000 besides
what was appropriated In the annual
bill las year with $4,000 more for re-
pairs and furnishings.
$500,
Ala for Charities.
Home for Feeble Minded Women
$780, 5; state Normal School at Tren-
ton, $1,000.
State Reformatory ss.s5s. Is; Sanito-
rum for Tuberculosis Diseases, $11, $50.
State Normal School at Montclair,
31s, 1854 for furnishing and e~quipping
the new building; Civil Service Com
mission 5000; National Gdard, for
maintenance of the Governors Sea
Girt cottage during July and August
a sum not to exceed $4,000.
For purchase of 500 sets law and
chancery digest $4,000; Forest Park
Reservation Commission $4,000; New
Jersey Conference OF Charities and
Corrections, $500: State Home for Girls
50, 7s6. 63; Public Roads. 8 $500; addi-
tional allowance for collection of col
lateral inheritance tax. $1,000; .Secre-
tary Of State, Department Of Motor We
hicles. $4,000.
Tuberculosis Fight.
To carry out the provision of House
joint resolution No. 8, for a revalua-
ton of all railroad property $780, 900 is
set aside in the bill.
Should Senate 1853, providing for a )
per cent. tai on all the real and per-
sonal property Of any interstate be-
come 4 law, $4,000 is made available to
collect the tax.
II the bill to constitute the Commits
sioner OF Charities and Corrections a
State purchasing agent becomes a law
81, 725 IL set aside to carry out its pro-
visions. To carry put the provision OF
Sei1Ate Joint resolution No. 2. should it
become = law, $500 il provided. This
il the Trenton act to carry On the war
against tuberculosis.