Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-06
ESSEX ASSEMBL YMEN TO AID
IN FIGHT AGAINST FISH TRUST
Messrs Bloom and Foley Announce Intention OF Taking nita
tive at Coming Session of Legislature

Following the revelations nsh recently printed in the
The nsh supply at least two of the Fssex ambymen have
selves IN the matter and stand ready to take the Initiative the next SEES
Assembyman Joseph Bloom recently
ared that had taken the question of
the fisheries of the State conservation
In Accordance With Congressman Lnthicum
Mr. Bloom sentiments of Representative
Charles nteum Maryland the various state legislatures should
dIeton over the migratory hsh industry
New further enactment of laws which
would tend to curb the power of the hsh trust and protect the state sup
ply Mr. Bloom added that he would Introduce such memorial His state
4 with stories The star concerning
, and was e,ip o -, ts 0 eanng that this branch Of
wholly within the trust often wondered while
the vicinity nahng section state why the laws against
heartily concur
Maryland
reported have said and would most heartily indorse the adoption by
the legislature OF this state Of memorial to Congress- to take eeake OF al
migratory fish aegseed by the in his speech and be-
sy such legislation necessary for the preservation" of this source OF SUI"
SHAH very pleased
count,
adoption"
Foley Ready to Aid Action
the Essex delegation had
agreed
legislation needed When told that
to question:
Mr. Foley declared that he felt certain that the entire Essex delegation would
vote In favor of such a proposition
assomhymen held in
week probable that the question of New le hsh supply viii
are rN with ha anht than we WIN no doubt have valuable rec.
mind but that the Essex
representatives viii cooperate In every way possible obtain desired leg
Asaembiyman when asked his
subject, said
u have very which
attention OF the public 1t
noticed during tho summer
residents of the shore always nave
less trouble In getting fresh fish
Methods Should Be Checked
federal should
wastef praets In Con-
this great
OF food win do everything in my power to remedy TINS condition
otherwise The question arises
this rapaou monopoly are covered by any
session of the legislature
before but should be n considerable thought
il $ a question of Ne the states jurisdiction"
NJ nkman Somerset county, who mas been selected as the
said that no had not given the
consideration but added that ne would
the subject before he would express
his
In eaitoraly
Ash trust The ideal Fish ought
OF the dearest Within six
OF
million pounds OF hsh caught
the
that maintains monopoly all along the
Atlantic coast
The state Gazette comments ON the this
poundnet industry in New Jersey
made secure egs
monopoly but they have failed because
fishermen have had with members or tue
Nest OF the the New Jersey coast
returned the consumers In TINS state
the the price Ash has advanced
Stated peree III period OF stx Years
annual license fec and the assesa
sAe Last year the pound
lnesy Welded a totals sum o sHs.ise 10 their owners
million pounds OF ash taken on the
New Jersey coast were fertilizer This the
fooarem table OF the consumer
down the cost or living y devns
brought into direct touch Win the
the direction could be taken
by bringing the pressure sentiment to bear the lesa
~ IRIS winter with tho laws compelling the
pouudn trust on the throat OF the people
why the people OF New Jersey SaeMe ger ~
OF the markets OF New YORK There