The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-01-29
NEW JERSEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEPEHTH SESSION.
TRENTON. Jan. 30. is

TRENTON, Jan. 90, 1878.
SENATE.--Mr. Stone introduced an act APP
propriating $4,000 for statues of Richard
Stockton and Philip Kearney.
The President announced the standing COM
rnittees. Senator Banghart, of this county, is
ON the Committees on Miscellaneous Business,
Passed Bills and Militia.
I!ousE.-Mr Carpenter introduced act to
Incorporate High Bridge COOPERATIVE Co.,
and act to repeal act relative to advertising
sales.
The bill introduced to charter High Bridge
COOPERATIVE Company names Andrew Cegar
Edgar j. Crcgar, james Plum, John 7. Lance,
Edgar Lance, Peter Creger, Richard NJ. Beck
man, John Beelman, William Lance, Thomas
Richards, NJ, Ayres, M. J.. Apgar, E. c.
Latmer and Henry Frtts, to carry on the trade
of retail dealers, producers and manufacturers
for the mutual benefit Of its members in the
purchase and sale thereof; the main business
to be conducted at High Bridge, with power
to establish branches at such places and for
such times as may be most advantageous
The capital stock to be $4,000, in shares of
ten dollars each and business to be common
ccd when SO, 900 is paid in. There are to be
from five to ten directors. No dividend to be
declared until five per cent. of the profits shall
be reserved as contingent fund. The officers
TO be elected by ballot accounts to be bal
anccd quarterly regular meetings to be held
quarterly beginning with January.
The act regulating the advertisements for
the sale of real estates repeats so much of an
act as requires the publication of such sales
by direction of a court in two newspapers at
the county seat of Hunterdon county, those
commenced not to be affected thereby.
The following bills were also introduced:
The New Jersey State Poultry Association,
incorporators Henry X. Hoer, Charles Ayres
and others, for improving the different breeds
of poultry, hold fairs and distribute prizes for
excellence in breeds-capital not to exceed
$4,000.
4 bill to provide for a Constitutional Conven-
ton provides for an election of sixty dele
gates to make a Constitution, to meet on June
Sd after; TO be paid $500 day; Chancellor
and Justices Of Supreme Court to be ex-oflicio
members.
lie speaker uHilOUllCcu illG bbdHDlg CDHl-
mttees. Mr.. Carpenter of this county, is on
Committee on Unfinished Business, and on
Joint Committee on Soldiers Children's Home.
iiifr. Eopp5eiS, Of tihis county, OH Committee
Banks and Insurance, and OH Joint Committee
on Public Buildings
TRENTON, Jan. 81, 1873
The following is synopsis of bills of inter-
est introduced for the day:
SESATE.--A further supplement to the act
respecting the Court of Chancery, provides
that in any action in the Court of Chancery
for the foreclosure of mortgage, the clerk
may tax, as part Of the costs, all legal fees
incurred in obtaining official certificates of
search, in relation to the title of the mortgagod
premises; provided, that the Master certify
that such certificates Of search are necessary
for the proper foreclosure of the mortgage.
HoUsE.--The bill introduced relative to the
sale of unclaimed freight transported upon
railroad, canal and express lines, provides that
where the owners of goods are unknown and
cannot be found, or refuse to pay the costs or
expenses of the transportation Of such goods
it shall and may be lawful for any justice of
the Supreme Court or judge of the Court of
Common Pleas residing in the county where
such goods are consigned, upon satisfactory
proof made by such company, that such goods
have been in their possession four months or
over, and that the owner cannot be found on
has refused to pay the charges, to issue an or
der to one of the constables of the county to
sell the same notice to be given, set up in
five of the most public places of the neighbor-
hood and advertised in some daily newspaper
for three days provided, further, that if
goods are perishable the sale shall be made as
he shall deem expedient a copy of such order
TO be sent to consignoe; the justice to be en-
titled to two dollars and the sheriff or con-
stable to three dollars, in addition to the costs
the surplus of such to be placed to the account
OF transportation and storage, and in two years
to be paid into the school fund.-
The bill 70 incorporate the Hunterdon Rail-
way Company, ineolporators George f. CrYl-
ter John T. Leigh, VIM. " Shipman, f. A.
Potts, James II. Sullivan, johnson D. Bang
hart, John Gardner John Eyeland, Joseph W.
Wood David II, Banghart, as a company with
a capital Of 100000, to construct a railroad
from near New Hampton Junction in Hunter
dom to Clinton and Pennington in said county.
to some point in the town of Hillsborough, in
the county of Somerset, with the privileges of
connecting with the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western Railroad, the Easton and Am
boy Railroad, the High Bridge and Fleming
ton Railroad Company, the National Railway
Company, and such other road or roads as may
now be built or may hereafter be built, which
may connect or intersect the line Of this Rail
way Company.
The bin to regulate the practice of dentistry
and to protect the people against empiricism
in relation thereto, makes it unlawful for any
person to engage in the practice of dentistry,
unless said person has graduated and received
diploma from the faculty of dental college,
and obtained license from board of exam
liners, which shall consist of five practitioners
of dentistry, who are members of the New
Jersey Dental Society, and who have been