The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-15
Y. v. c. A. ENL|STS
GOOD OFFICES OF
BOARD OF TRADE
Body Will Give It's Moral Sup-
port at Least to New Build
ing Project.
OPPOSES STATE ATTITUDE
TOWARD RIPARIAN RIGHTS
Other Proposed Legislation to
Which Strong Opposition Has
Been Made.

A plea on behalf of 10000 women Of
Newark was made to the Board Of
Trade last night by the Rev. John Nc
Dowell, of the Park Presbyterian
Church, who urged that the board give
its moral support to the efforts of the
Y. w. c. A. to raise $3.50. 900 for a new
building. He said that there was now
only $780, 900 in sight. The board ex-
pressed itself as approving of the aian.
Riparian Rights.
DR.. Samuel f. Robertson offered a
resolution, which was adopted, in which
the Board of Trade went on record as
favoring the continuance of a Board
of Industrial Education, the commits
sion to act for a term of one. year and
to continue the work of the commission
of 1908.
Former Alderman Curtis r. Burnett,
of the legislative committee. submitted
the following report, which was re-
ceived without discussions:
THE committee on legislation would re-
port having acted upon several measures
since the last regular meeting. submitting
their action to the board Of directors for
approval. and by authority of the directors
they have communicated to the members OF
the Assembly aud Senators from Essex
County as follows:
Senate Bill No. 3sS was disspproved for
the reason that the committee does not
favor the enactment OF further legislation
comforting grants to water companies.
recommending that all applications should
mission and that. legislative action shonld
danand unon mo ,{sw talo, az tho a,nl;.
It, = So osaa
cation ny the state commission, VINO are
! potable waters of the State.
"Assembly No. 300 which would authorize
an exnenditure of a. ono No for a subway
." 7" FA,V'v,"o ioi q suo"hS
approved of this measure herapse they no
lieve there is no real demand for the con
struction OF a subway on Broad or Market
streets. and before any such authorization
y Eran'su d .speclai investigation ana study
,hortios 'ns muni9.pai q .
lion male 10 tha npEiio '"'"
Assembly No. Sal. providing for the nav
ment of a salary Of 81. 200 a year to mem.
bers of the Board of Education. II, dis.
approving of this measure the committee
believed that the salary would becomp fne
object instead of the educational system.
THE committee approved of Assembly
Bill No. 296, which provided that a detailed
statement of expenditures should be flee
by the Park Commission annually with tht
county Board of Freeholders.
The chairman OF the committee woul,
report that he attended two conference
meetings called. to consider the effect o
the trolley freight bill II allowed to hecom'
a Jaw. A these conferences, the suhjec
WIS entered iHto threIuiiy ana IL was gen
~ nsteeu tndt tue pm as PASSED. pS
1 -. - 80
any measure comforting the right to move
Irelsnt anu express matter should contain
. p,o.tsion as 70 1ne hours Ior tne move,
,,,,n;.;no ,t usn f,e5en. "ishin the lInhis OF
reserveJ 70 sli ciitins ~ rasns snouln nt
designate roa,tes nd piescfroe aern1s
reenlafions for Tho usa naGe aeas4naol
cars W u - a"h operation Oh
rn
Inc Boafd went on record as oppos-
ing any effort OF the State to prevent
ou,a,s oe la,a a,ouu 49, -
JJan a'o"s ~ assaic anV
Hackensack from acquiring riparian
rights. where such lands are 10 be in,
proved After n discussion, d,,rin
49, d uis.ussion' oufius
"hlcn a resolution OF the committee II
charge was rejected. the following wa.
! odont.a W"
pnsolroa rh.
sat,a' nn Anaa We p'S.est aEail,st ~!
nr oi =" uue ps,t u .hs 9eate caicu,Hteh 4
~ iands ~, ,,sn - . ~ oMnsn VI Ins le'
sack rivers above their confluence witt
Mswark Day, rom asiulrlhs riparian grant
vide FOR the development thereof togetbe
with the uplands adjacent thereto, for h
establishment, OF commercial or industrla
plants or such properties, believing as W
90 that such development contributes &
the increase OF taxable assets. and to tn
material growth and property of the variou
communities IN our state.
Calvin Tomkins submitted a report
which went Owe, TO the NEXT neetinp
- eo,Ioua.
d. lono"s'
Resolved lhat the state OF New Jerse,
ana It's Hlparl!n commission should, ACTIN
.oge'nsr, uevslop ana put nnio execution
pan Tor reservation or ACQUISITION by IN,
state OF = strlp OF land along the Newar,
BAY Hudsll RIVER Artnur hll ana III
gon huii shihcleht N ,Wlotn 10 accomlnc
GATE eient rsllrohh tracks SIDE by side an
an1aeehl road"ays aue gua.e Tor tfuck.E'
approxinntely Io6 feef boct from TN
buikhead line established or to he estall