The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-22
EXPECT GOVERNOR
FORT TO DEMAND
RADICAL REFORMS
Politicians Looking Forward
Eagerly to Contents of
Execative's Message.
SESSION PROMISES
TO BE A LIVELY ONE
No Particular Friendship Be-
tween State Head and the
Organization Leaders.
Especial to the Newark star

Especial to the Newark Star.l
TRENTON, Nov. 22.-Now that the
official makeup of the Legislature has
bean practicable agraed unon hv the
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leader In the senate, N Assemblyman
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erhor 20 the laW-inahers ON the opening
day OF the session, Tuesday, January IL,
next.
1t Is generally recognized hat there
il M narticu,ar hatvaan the
Governor ana the organiyot,on aders
and Il Is also q faot that the organ,za.
tion Iaadars ~ in oomn,sta oortro, of
the regisIat,,re +ba Nan, Idea men
having heen nrettv eeneroIv u,aaded
ont bv che tate rio. and election
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nrinaa~v Iaw ~ os 20 oo.ar nc nn,,,S
,,at,nn ~ CoSernor ond Conarsssrasn
coma fer ~ tho oreanization ,eaders
;noi.,d;ns forrosr Governor M,,rnhv
,no,Id liz - ranao, tha dire.t n,;,narv
law and % hark to h old STYLE Of
convention NOMINATION. c,ainoing that
tbe new method r. a delus;on and q
snare. but IL lie NOT likely that this
win he done. for most of the party
-eeneraIs are satisfied with the wav the
new law worked out last fall.
The Governor Is expected to urge the
repeal of the law creating the county
boards of taxation on the ground that
these boards have served their purpose
and now ought to be abolished in the
interest of economy. as they cost the
State upwards Of 800, 900 a year. This
| view. however. ia not generally accept-
| ed. and the Legislature will doubtless
REQUIRE a lot of urging to make it re.
neal the law. There is lust a possibil-
| itv that the Governor NAV
| his purpose In another way If the law
makers refuse to act as he desires. He
will have the appointment Of two mem
| hers TO each of the boards If thew are
not abolished. and If he does not make
the appointments the boards will be
nowerless to act in their former capac-
lity. and so. to all intents and purposes,
will be leeislated out of Office.
Another important tax matter to be
decided is whether or not the special
| commission appointed by the Governor
TO reyalue railroad and canal property
shall be continued. 1t has already ex-
pended $40, 900 and has not accomplished
more thar a third Of the work expect
ed. These commissioners are getting
81. 900 a month each for their work. the
| salary being fixed by the Governor,
and many of the party leaders are
wondering If they are worth It. The
| Governor estimates that the work can
be completed for $3.50, 900, but it is like
", that he will hava tro11hIa in getting