The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-02-05
NEU JERSEY -NIyETY-
SEVENTH SESSION.
TRENTON. Ian. d. 18

SEVENTH SESSION.
TRENTON, Jan. 81, 1873.
SENATF.-Bills Introduced-Mr. Sheppard,
supplement to act to encourage growth of
thorn hedges in this State (cxtendiDg the
provision of tho act to all evergreen or other
Mr. Banghart, to repeal act to raise money to
construct school building in District No. IL,
lieadington, Huntcrdon county; to change
name of Howell NJ. Merrick.
Bills Passcd.---A further supplement to an
act to describe, apprehcnd and punish disorder
tablish Normal School Boarding IIeuse, II to
o; appropriating $15, 900 for statues of Stock
ton and Keany, 10 too
HousE.-I}ills Introduced--Alr. Ryder, to
pension John &. Sexton, soldier of 1872;
supplement- to the act to furnish members of
the Legislature with digest of the laws Of
this State Mr.. Farrier, registry law.
TRENTON, Jan. 2s. 1878.
SENATE.-Reports of Comittees-Mr Viii
lams, Judiciary, adversely to further supple
mcnt to act relative TO Commissioners of
Deeds, allowing Commissioners of Deeds for
other States to reside in this State act to
change name of Howell M. Morrill, also
adversely to not relating to record of convey
ances.
Bills INTERCHANGEABLE. Janard, supplement-
to Easton and Amboy Railroad Company.
This supplement authorizes said company to
hold such real estates along the line of the
road, as the directors may think proper, for
the construction of dopots side tracks and at
the termini Of the road for said purposes, and
to erect thereon houses warehouses, machine
shops, wharves, piers. slips and other build.
ings necessary fol handling of freight convey
ance of passengers and construction and re-
pair of cars and other articles used in the
operation of the road ; and to hold such
wharves, docks, piers, lands, steamboats,
sailing vessels, and other facilities in New
York, or elsewhere, as may be necessary for
their business. The company is authorized
to build a connecting line or branch from
points on their road, through the village of
Clinton connecting with the High Bridge
Railroad also one to connect at Pennington
with the South Branch, or Pennington Rail-
roads, or either; one to Milestone, to connect
with the Milestone and New Brunswick Rail
road, and from any other point in any county
through which the roadway pass, connecting
in said counties or in counties adjoining the
same with any railroad built or hereafter to be
built. All the provisions of the present char
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apply to all its branches
Bills Passed-To change the name of Thorn
as Frost Haskell l6 to o; supplement to the
act relative to Court of Chancery, relative to
transfer of trust on property in other States.
HousE.-Bills Introduced--Mr. Ryder, sup
plement to Public Printing
supplement to the act for the government
of the State Prison was introduced, which pro-
yides for the repeal of that part of the act
which gives to the Board of Supervisors the
regulating of the comp ensation of the deputies,
and gives to each deputy and assistant the
sum of 81, 200 per annum, to commence Janu-
AIRY 1, 1873.
Mr.. Carpenter, supplement to Longwood
Valley Railroad Company. This supplement
gives the company power to extend their main
line to New Brunswick, with branch from
some point thereon to bennington, with the
right to connect with any intersccting railroad,
with power to increase their capital stock to
one million of dollars.
Mr.. Gaede, supplement to the act respect
ing fugitives from justice. This supplement-
to the act respecting fugitives from justice, 4
provides that the powers of the original act
shall be SO enlarged that in any case where
person charged in this State with any crime,
shall flee from justice and be found in another
State and the Importance of the crime COM
mitted shall in the opinion Of the Attorney
General Justify the issuing of requsition,
and the Attorney General shall recommend it
to the Governor, that II such fugitive shall be
brought in the State, the expenses thereof
may be paid on the warrant Of the Governor.
Mr.. Ward introduced supplement to the act
for the relief Of creditors against absconding
and absent debtors. This supplement, passed
Al i 10, 164e, provides that the oil final act
shall be extended to the breaches of promise
Of marriage, seduction and to an eases of toits
when the defendant may be ell to bail
Upon filing the order for bail, With the usual
affidavit. an attachment may be issued for the
amount srecfijed in the order for ball. The