West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-05-29

g. And be it enac ted That the treasurer deliver t,
the governor the secretary of state, the treasurer
the clerks OF the supreme court and chancery, tn,
justices of the supreme court the attorney general
the clerk surrogate and board of chose freehold
of the several counties, the Judges of the
Of common pleas, the clerks of the respective town
ships and TO the members and clerks Of the presen
legislature each only one copy Of said digest.
And be it enacted, That this act shall take efec
Approved March IL, 1858.
CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTy-SIx.--A Supplement
to act entitled can act to establish system o
Public instruction." approved March twenty-frst
eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
Whereas, the annual appropriation from the income
of the school fund, for the of public schools
exceeds the amount that may be derived from the
school fund securities; and whereas there was a
large deficiency at the close of the fiscal year end
ing November thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-seven; therefore,
BE y re, enacted by the senate and General Assem-
fourteen thousand, eight hundred and seventy-foul
dollars and forty-seven cents, be and the same ii
hereby to the school fund to pay sale
deficiency, out of any moneys in the treasury belong
ing to the state and not otherwise appropriated;
z And BE- it enacted That it shall be the duty
or before the first Monday of April in every year to
appropriate out of the annual income for the support
ofthe public schools the of thirtyfve thousand
dollars; and the annual income of said fund shal
not have been received in full shall be insufficient
for that purpose, then the said trustees hereby
authorized and empowered to draw for any sum nee.
essary to make up the deficiency by warrant, signed
by the comptroller upon the treasurer of the state
who is directed to pay the same; which drawn
from the treasury aforesaid shall be replaced by the
annual income of said school und SO soon as the
shall be received
8. And be tenacted, That from the revenue of the
state the sum fsxty five thousand dollars per annum
shall be appropriated in addition to the sum ofthirty
five thousand dollars from the annual income OF the
school fund.- as mentioned IN the preceding section Of
this act
A. And belt enacted, That the seyentieth and sew.
entyhrst sections the act to which this is supple
ment be and The same are hereby repealed a that
Approved March II, 1ses.
CHAPTER ,FoLrY-srx.--An act to amend the act emit
tied "a supplement to the act entitled An act con
stituting courts for the trial of small causes'"
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State OF New Jersey, That the first section
of the act entitled "a supplement to the act entitled
An act constituting courts for the trial of small
causes,' approved April fifth, eighteen hundred
and sixty-ve shall continue in force for three years
from and after the fifth day of April, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-eght
And be enacted, That this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved February Is, 1868.
CHAPTER FoRTy-NINE supplement to act entitled
Gan act respecting the Estates of Non-Resident
Wards" approved March second, eighteen hundred
and forty-seven
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State of New Jersey, That the provisions
of the act to which this is supplement- shall extend
to all cases of funds belonging to nonresident
wards, deposited in the court of chancery or under
the control and direct on of the chancellor, arising
from the sale OF the property of such wards in this
state or otherwise.
q And be it acted, That the chancellor, in case of
not being satisfied with the proof Of security given
by any nonresident guardian in respect of the prop
to Be aeen sas
such order IN respect thereof as may to him seem
meet and right,
g. And be it enacted, That the first proviso in the
second section said act be- and the same is hereby
repealed.
l. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
Approved Fsbruary rs, 1858.
CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND Two-An act to lncorpor.
ate the Order of Saint Benedict in New JERSEY
l. Be It enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State of New Jersey, That Boniface VIM
mer, Roman Hill, Oswald Mcssmuller and Peter
Henry Lemki and their associates members of the
society called the Order of Saint Benedict being a
s,oelety Of regous men living in community ggd and
youth, be and they are hereby constituted body
polite and corporate by the name, style and title Of
the Ordef of Saint Benedict' of New Jersey to have
perpetual succession, to common seal, and alter
and renew the same at pleasure; to take, hold and
enjoy lands, tenements and hereditaments, and to
make such bylaws for their government and for the
admission of members into the CORPORATION as they
shall deem necessary and proper; provided that
such bylaws shall not be repugnant to nor incon-
ssent with the constitution OF the United States or
of this state and provided aso that the clear yearly
income of the real estate to be held by said corpora
ton exclusive OF the houses occupied by the Order
exceed the Of three thousand dollars; and pro
vided that person shall be or remain corpora
tor except regular members of said religious society,"
living in community and governed by the laws
thereof
q And be it enacted, That the essential objects of
said corporation shall be the education youth and
the establishment of churches and conducting of SER
vice therein.
8. And be it enacted, That misnomer of the said
corporation their successors shall defeat or annul
any gift grant, devise bequest to or for their said
corporations provided that the intent of the party or
parties making such gift, grant, devise or bequest
shall sufficiently appear on the face of the deed will
grant other writing whereby any estate or interest
was intended to pass to for the said corporaton
4. And be it enacted That any person or persons
now holding or who may hereafter hold any goods,
chattles property real personal estate or inter-
whatever in trust for the of the Order of
Saint Benedict in this state, any of the mem bers
thereof, are hereby authorized to convey transfer,
grant, and make over the same to the corporation
hereby created, freed and discharged from all such
trusts; provided That private rights vested in
terests shall be affected or in any way prejudiced by
such conveyance to the corporation.
s. And be it enacted, That this act shall be deemed
public act, and take effect Immediately.
Approved March 5, 1868.
CHAPTER ONn HUNDRED AND SEvENrY-sEvEN.-supple