Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10

DR.. Observation-Disclosures the appoint
ment of five persons to continue the
work of the New Jersey Ship Cana
Commission, who shall hold office
for FIVE years and perform the duties
set out in section two of the resolu-
ton of 1911, which created the orig nal
commission. The commissioners shall
serve without compensa ton, but shall
be reimbursed for moneys expended
and are authorized to employ clerical
assistance.
LEGISLATIVE ROUTINE
Bills Reported in Senate.
Senate Nos. 102, 101, Sc, 90, 30, 50, SO,
81, 100, 8; committee amendments, Q.
Resolution.
Senator Hutchinson presented resolu-
lions from the Mems League OF the
Third Presbyterian Church. Trenton,
protesting against House No. Il and
House No. 80, liberal Sunday bills, pro
yiding for amusements and home rule.
Invitation to Debate.
Director of Revenue and Finance Bren.
niger, of Jersey City, invited the sena-
tors to the discussion to be held IN
Jersey City Dickinson High School by
himself and Senator Hennessy on Sen
ate No. I, home rule tax bill. The. de
bate is to be held February y.
Posting of Memorandum.
By vote of $40 the Senate defeated
Mr.. Pieree's resolution requiring the sec
rotary of the Senate Of post In the cor.
ridor of the State house at the end of
each session a list of bills to be passed
the following day. 1t was brought out
that this IS already done.
Executive Session.
The Senate in executive session con
firmed the reappointment Of ex-senator
Everett Colby as one of the commission
ers of old age insurance and pensions. Il
being the custom to Immediately eonhrm
the appointments of former senators
without reference. The other appoint
ments we're referred to committee.
ship Canal Report.
Senator Ramsay presented the report
of the New Jersey ship canal commission
and suggested that 600 copies Of IL be
printed. Because of the expense, Presi-
dent Sloeum had 1t referred to committee
on commerce and navigation for con
siderstion.
Bill Examiner.
Senator Edge had an amendment
adopted to make the new bill examiner
to be named under Senate No. IS, to also
draw up new measures. Read and Nc
Ginnis objected at first, fearing that too
much would be left to him by the legis-
lators, who would be liable to become
Indifferent.
Senate Bills Introduced.
Senate No. 11D. by Mr. Egan-Provides
for the retirement of any person en-
ployed in a supervisory capacity in the
schools, who has served thirty five yearsr
whether in this State or any other State,
Prescribes method of application for re
tirement and the amount OF pension TO be
paid TO such person. tEducation.)
Senate No. 120, by Mr.. Egan-Aiakes
it unlawful to sell bichloride of mercury,
mercuric chloride or corrosive subllmate
except upon the prescription Of a duly
registered physician. Makes violation Of
the act a misdemeanor.
Senate No. 121, by Mr.. Egan-Makes
Il illegal to hunt, pursue or kill with q
gun or other hrearm any wild bird, AMI
NAL or fowl, or take fish from any fresf
water stream, without first obtaining
license. Provides various forms of IL
censes to be issued, which forms shall
be approved by the fish and game com
mission. Provides for the payment OF
fees into the State treasury. Repeats thu
unnattralized foreign born resident hun
ter's license and the acts TO license resi-
dents and non residents. (Game sant
fish,
Senate No. 122, by Mr.. Hutchinson
Amends the FISH and game law relatiTi
to the taking of FISH In the Delaware
river, By permitting the use OF haulnl
seines with meshes not smaller thai
90 inches, for the purpose Of takini
carp and suckers between September
and May 81. tGame and fish,
Senate No. 1913 by Mr. Rend-Anthor
ICES boards Of chosen freeholders TO issu
bonds for the purpose If erecting, i'm
proving, altering or repairing building
used for tuberculosis hospitals. Provide
for the redemption of said bonds by tn
Establishment of a sinking fund. tMu
nicipal corporations
Senate No, 124, by Mr. Read-Amend
the road improvement act of 1912 by au
I ~. EFR IN fF41Tl a
or a section thereof such cost In tn
first Instance to be paid by the borough
4 Authorizes the reimbursement Of sue
| borough by the State and the count
upon the completion Of such road. High
Senate No. 125. by Mr. Read-M Make
| 1t unlawful to permit a dog to run 8
/ large in the woods or fields. except dun
ing the open season; now or hereafte
| to be provided for the killing Of quai
| rabbit squirrel, pheasant, chicken, tut
| kew or partridge. Permits the owner {
a dog TO go into the woods or field
without firearms for the purpose Of eS
| ercising or training such dog betwee
the first day of October and the FRI
| day of the open season. Game an
fsh)
| the taking of white perch, yellow PEREZ
| weakfish and other fish classified ms foo
fish, by means Of gill nets and dri
nets. In the waters Of the Deiawal
river and the Delaware bay, lying b.
tween the States of New Jersey and De
aware, and the tributaries Of such rivl
lying within this State. between II
frst day of April and the fifteenth Ola
of July Prescribes that all other hs
taken in this manner shall be returnt
unframed TO the water. Penalty for II
violation of the provisions of the aC
500 Game and fish,
Senate No. 1877, by Mr.. Rathbun-Pe
nits the Fort Nonsense Park CommissiC
10 receive and take by gift, bequest .
devise real and personal property for u
purposes of the State park. Authorize
the commission to spend in such mann
as 1t deems appropriate any moneys cor
ing into its hands by appropriation, 81
or devise. (Revision of laws.)
Senate No. 12s, by Mr.. Ramsay-Cr
ates State department of police, Il
, chief to be appointed by the governo
salary, 50 900; provides for assistants al
clerks subject to civil service. Authoriz
fine enlistment Of the force for a peril
sof two years. Permits any member
the force to make arrest without warrai
Appropriates 100000 to make the act o
erntiYe fAppropriations)
Senate No. 1913. by Mr.. Ramsay tor I
presideutl --Incorp0rates she Borough
7 Keansbfrg, in the county Of Monmout