Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-30
100000 WOMAN'S
REFORMATORY BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Trolley Transfer Measure Also
in Large Bunch Rushed
Through.
From a stan correspondent.

~ N RNe' tN1hb'
TRENTON, March S0.-Hoping to
wind up this week the House rushed
its business yesterday. The bill per-
hitting Newark to appropriate $1,000
for dental clinics vas passed as was
also the DeUnger bill making 1t a
misdemeanor to give away trolley
transfers. The Sullivan optometrist
bill, providing that the Governor shall
appoint five optometrists who shall
constitute u State board Of optome-
~trists, who sahll license persons
after examination under fixed regula-
passed. Ackerman's bill providing for
a woman's reformatory was also
passed. and 100000 will be appro-
priated for its construction.
Regarding the reformatory bill AS
semblyman Pierce said:
"There are fcrty wonsn in Stase
prison who would be placed in this re-
formatory il we had it today, and
there is quite a number of inmates of
the state Home for Girls who should
be placed in the reformatory because of
their age. We would have a total of
100 to go into the r~eforinatory at pres
emit"
The Governor will name q commits
sion of six to carry out the law, not
less than three of whom shall be
women.
Mr.. G%oldirgay, OF Essex, presented a
petition signed by 800 Irvlngton resi-
dents, asking for he defeat OF Assem-
blyman Wohlfarth's bills, House 5lS
and SIS, which annex part OF Newark
to Iryington and part of %Irvington to
Newark III a scheme OF the Board Of
Works for Strengthening out streets and
boundaries.
Assemblyr1lan Kenny. OF Hudson
county, tried to induce the House TO
pass a resolution requesting the New
Jersey delegation in Congress to vote
for a measure placing the so-called
necessities of life upon the free list.
He blamed the tariff for the high cost
of living. His resolution was referred
to the judiciary committee.
%Bathhou.e bond BII Changed.
House bill No. sas. by Mr.. Wohl-
farth, was reported out of commit
tee and put on the calendar without
argument as amended after being
put BdCh III GOliiiAlllLcE ldSI ~ tCAes
In original form the bill permitted
Newark to issue bonds for pubic baths,
and lighthouses for a SUN not exceed
ing $3.50, 900. As changed. ostenslbly at
the request of Mrs. Frederick c. Jacob
son, the bill likes no amount for the
proposed bond issue.
Other bills passed by the House in
Guided:
House 49,, by Mr.. Pierce-AEending
in minor particulars the act incorpo-
rating Seventh Day Baptist churches,
n law asked for by the churches in
question.
House 41S, by AIr. SmaJley-Author-
ICES superintendent Of state Village
for Epileptics to permit patients to
visit parents, relatives or guardians.
House 80. rs MIR. Hand-To allow
Cape May CITY more policemen than
the police law now allows fourth-class
cities.
House S1t. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
trustees for the support of public
schools to convey a piece of adjoining
farm land to the State Home for Boys
and provides that the state snail pay
si3, 902 into the school fund in pay
ment for such land.
11Ou5t fiDs ~ MI ItdiiEGs * ION sbt1
for commitment Of insane persons to
State asylums as private pay patients
and defines methods of confinement
and support while there.
Senate 15S, by Senator Hand-Permits
elevation Of a road now below storm
tide level in Cape May County.
Senate 127, by Senator Wilson Gas
amended in the Senate)-Permits AS
sistant Secretary Of state j. E. r.
Smith. as commissioner of motor vehi-
cles. to appoint special inspectors to en-
force the law not to exceed twenty-five
miles. The present limit is twenty.
Senate 2St, by Senator Leayitt-Re-
peals 1905 law for enlargement OF State
House grounds. anticipating passage OF
Senate 232. which provides a new plan
OF enlargement.
Senate 223, by senator Wilson In
creasing the season for shooting shell
drake fifteen days. Assemblyman Edge
said sheldrake are a nuisance and the
bill aimed at their determination.
SenaZc 81. by Senator Mathis Gre
passed as corrected on lines suggested
by Governor Fort) Repeats All ocean
County oyster act OF 1905.
House 541, by Mr.. .Beadle-Another
bin rerssssd beeauf Of Governor