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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-03
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Ibips 9ittstpn unb Ssnfins ippaen sez
meini6aftIi6 elm armenbaus bauen,
unb Elm babin aieIenber 8s1ebenttpurf
1T bon ben 8eprdientanten Ses 5. 9i.
jtritts bet 8eies8ebuns borseIest ipprs
ben.
- Die mir bbren, ipirb Serr aIfre6
Srpipn bon Seranton, Der sufiinftise
Go1termann beS GERM 2sOn Sads, in
bic aIsiberbanoIuns bsS IsBteren aIS
9artner eintreten. Das mare elm
slrran8ement, ipsI6es ;u bsiberfsiti8em
8ortbeil eerei9en iriiroe.
- Die Bittstpner tpunbsrn ii6, tpie
Ianse ss nod bauert, bis Der Stabtratb
elm Quorum aufammsn brinst.
- Srsunb Seinri6 8obmer 1T isbt
Correspondent Nss @iIfesbarre ,,Res
eorb."
- Cine gartis WiIfesbarre 8umms
Ter iebris am Snmitas 9lbsnb i'm eagle
Sotsl Elm unb mebrere berisIbsn finSsn
Streit an. Serr Safob Gutb perbaftets
ben anfiibrer prompt unb fibrte Jpn
nit SdIfe siniser Burger mad unierer
ftdbtiidsn gitaseIIe ab; bas sleide
SdidiaI ereilte einen Goleoen Se8 8ers
bafteten, ipelber benz 8eamten 9Biber'
itane leiiten ippllte.
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80. Sa6rli6er Seri6t
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Scbcus Scriidcr'gs So.
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Ginnabmen.
prdmisn srbaltrn ST ,070, ,9T7.57
SntsrsftH :, etc. 3.599.68$f, ,46i, ,572. .25
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aa sas an,sissnas gablitam.

geo. y. Wptpeu . Sc.'e
ausssipdbIts aii.e bon aofaI. Seitunsen.
Gin @eihGftsmann, Ser idbrIi6 iibsr $4,000
fur anjeigtn ausgab. oapon aber rueuiger aIs
$3.50 auf oieie qiite psrtueuoete. ibreibt:
.9brs ausgswdblts aotal.eiits bejabIte mid
befer lestes Sabr. ais all meiu an.
oeres anjeissn.
GS 1T feline cospperatiDe 9ifte.
GS ift feiHe billiee elite.
GS 1T cine ebrlihe 2ifte.
Ser GataIos sisbt senan an. mas Die Bel.
tnHgen fiue. Mem Der Rame timer 5eimua
in Geiiihritt 9ebrudt if, 10 bsoeutet oas in
isosr 5initdt Die bette; iusnn in geriaIien
(Caps) aeomit. bsOeutet Dies Die einjiae
3situus in bem RIabe. Die qifte aisbt Die
8tpoIftrunss,abl itotr Stnbt. iuiuie Die Cir.
tuIation ieoer 3eituHs an.
Die anIsige.Raten betraaen taum ein Siinf.
tel Der S6e6nIe Der Seraus9tber. Der Breis
in tiujtlnen Staateu pariirt bon 80 5u $50.
| Der Breis fur isoeu 9el per Nonat IN Der ge.
| iammisn eift bstrdst S625; Die re9eImdbi.
| atn Ratsn Der 3eitungen fur oenieIben Ranni
nne eisisIbe Rtrioos ine 80, $50, Ii.
Die eifs umfabt 052 5eituligtn. popor
1877 TAG | d une 765 10 dentlide c
9isie trfhtineu in 7SS peridisosnen Stdo
ten. poH utldeu 80 Stdatabauptitdots fino
S63 Bldke nit is iibsr 5000 Ginpobnsu
unb A8S GountD-Sibe BUR cine eopis De
qiite, forDis fiir anoert ansfunft abrsiFre MAJ
Sec. y. Rcpea 8 Co.,
| 5,1i 10 Spruse ST., Rslu Sort.
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- Mit GrIebiguns Der bffsntli6sn
1si6afte 9ebt eS unter bemofratifder
Ssituns in ber 8unbes. Sauptitabt RAID
unb befriebisenb Soran. Die nbtbisen
SeipiaisunssbiGs iinb im Saufe sr6b.
tentbeiI8 paiiirt obsr bsfinben iib in
FOLDER 8erfaiiuns bab ibre GrIsbi8uns
in 8ursem erfoIsen fam. 3nei anbere
ipidtige Mabreseln Iiesenno6 bor, ndms
lid bic RssuIiruns Ses 3dblens Der
graiioentenE Grtpablers Stimmen unb bic
Neu' einthsiluus Der gpnerebsRsprd.
ientdtion auf bic terfdiebenen Staaten.
Iu6 bieie Bills fbnnten Isidt erIebist
iperben. ipenn bic 8epublifaner ii6 ni6t
NIT auer Ma4t SaSesen aufebnten.
= @dbrenb bes Iebten SaIbiabrss
1880 famen 1904 beutIde Ginpans
berer mad ben Ser. Staaten.
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(Ginssfanbt.)
2ln unfere liebe Seb6rbe.

9Id, Iiebe Straben.8oIissi.
Ma6' bod bon Sis bic ,SibeipaIt8'
frei
9aB man Bel ieiner 2aufersi
@eiidert sesen 3 8arseln iei;
0u ftedft bod ionit bic 9aais fret
Sn ieben, nur nidt beinsn 8rei,
9ab enblid beine Summelei,
Ou Iiebs Strabensgolisei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-03

- 9ur6 bas ct. Safobs Del iinb
f6on mebr Msni4en bon idmersIi6sn
2eibsn tefrsit tporSen, aIS our9 irsenr
elm anberes duBerIides MittsI in Der
@sIt. Sale bon 8beumatismus, tpels
6s 80 SABRE lang allen anseipanbten
innerIi4en unb auberIi6en Olitteln
trpbten, ipiden bur6 ben @ebraud Ell.
nsr einsisen SIafde bes ct. SatObs
DeIs. @enn ibr nod baran sipeifeIt,
Isfst bic 3susniiie a6tbarer gerionen,
ipsI6e in bsm SamburSer Samiliens &as
Isnber fir 1881 su finben iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-03

Die @sIsbrien iinb jeBt barin rinia, ta6 bic
msiiien araufbsiisn turh geltGrie 9irren cher
stbrr rntitsbfn, unb bab penn bic Rihtiaen
Srsaus in sutsm .3ufanb sebaltsn ptrtsn,
@eiuntbrit has Griultat lrin pirp gSar-
ntrs Saff Rtersn unb 9eber Sur
u stppHntn aus finfm elHfdasn trGpilben
Slatts
BON feltencm 9Scrtbe
une ~ stn poltiSss SstImittsl fir bic fclsru-
bsu esibsu:
8iidenidmersen, i6limmeS 9ppfpsb,
S6tpinbeI, 9IufbIaben, entsiinbete 9(us
gen, grmiibung, 9ladtidpeiB
SdmeSen I'M lnterIeib, 6erstIopfen,
8eIbiu6t Stein idmersbafteS llrini:
ren, MaIarial sieber, Sieber & Ieue !;
llnb ale aranfbeitrn, relde turh uncre.
nung tsr Nitrtn, Ssttr pbrr Saruprganf ser>
urfadt wsrteu.
Gs III cine iidsre unb gtRtfIe Sur
| fir ale trsibIi6su ysipsn, ME
2eucorrbba, GntSiinbung, Giteruna
unS Sallen Der @ebdrmutter.
Gs fpntrpIIirt unb rr9uIirt bic Renftruatipn,
unb ii Gin errellentss unb Fderes Wittel fir
6rauen pGbrenb ter Shpanaerldaft.
slls Gin Sutrrinissr 1T tS uniibrreitbt
btnn ss tprirt bic Sr9ane, bic has ghit m a.
Den. Sir
9efbipiire, 8eItbeuIen, ScrpfeIn, @Iiebs
idpamm, SaI3flub, 8ergiftunsen burd
0uedIilber unb anbere 9ro8uen,
unb IL fiarr in isbem Sale.
Sir Sarnflub, Smpptenl &reusI6mers
sen unb GbnIide 8ebreden
IN ts Gin iihsrt5 une I6nrles Srilmittrl.
gs III bic sinjis bsfannte Wrci,in pelde bic
8ri9bts Graufteit firirt bat.
gIls elm Ssrsis Der 8sinbeit unb bes Ge.
balte tislts srrBsn 3atur SeiImittels, lsItt
bic fpIstnhe
Sbcmiitbe Stnalpfc.
g. VI. baltimore, pb. D., Z. Z. o, prp-
fenpr her Gbsmie in her llniperlitit scn Redes
fer, q. g., befannt nit esr pppularitGt unb
eem gnbieuit ron g6arner's safe
Rieren unp 9eber 8ur, bat nab elmer
bur6greifsuben 6entlben gIuaIyle eas fClsenbe
3susnib psrEHentli6t:
llnibsrTtGt spn Rp6rfer,
Gbsmildes gabpratpriim,
Jtcdeiter, y. g., s. San. 1880.
Sr. s. 8. Warnsr bat mir has 6crmular
iittrgtbsn fir cine Webbin, bic ven itm fa-
bright unb ssrfauft pire untsr her aQgemeinen
9e,eidnuns pru gSarners Safe
u iersr II unb Seber sur. SD babe
ben 6dbrifatcnsprrseb untsriidt, pelter nit
grocer gcrllht unb mad neueiter Metbpbe &C.
fiibrt trirt. Sd babe ferner uru leinem qate-
ratprium prGben alIrr Mnteriaen entnrmmen.
bic bel .3ubustung eieirr Wcei;n sebrau6t
ptreen, une mad Friiiiter llntfrlutung fnee
it bislslben, pe aud bic Meei,iu, pslde ie
biefn. sauSlirb frei Ypn siftisen rrsr i6StliGsn
SubItan,sn. CIV. Baltimore.
Gitis MstiSiu, tprIds ielhe gSunbsr ppl.
bra6t fpmmt in srSBsrn 5laihen ais irsene
zine nnbnt Rsbiiin auf bsu Marft unb pire
prn allen gpptbtffrn ju 81 25 per 5lalhe Ssr-
fauft Sir SarniIub rage na6 g8 arners
safe Diabetes sur. Sc 1T ein
i6er ptrfsnbss MitteI. So. s.. gSarner
S Co., Epdsiftr, q. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-02-03
G GEOR G Z KELLER.
b6nbIfr In
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sflllfer

f39 Penn abtr Serantpnp
tmpFebft ltin rti6baltisss Eager ron Sbir.
eaHeerH S9ISlerH fbiirfnSpftn, iibsr bdupt
aIIs in tinfm 5arhpare Stcrf sprbanbentn
etartistn ariiftIn. 55srner feline arcee gus.
pabl ron Observation-Disclosures sem WPinio.
hlr.sai6snmsiTsr an bic gum srtbtfn 9randir.
mslsr, Scn bsr fsinhtH S6srrt bis ,ur Sduti-
esri@ftrs arpeisr Dsmtniisn. 6ernsr limb alIe
altrnt1 9Ssrtj'nge. aIs GsiItn Belle, DAM
st msl Sgraiiefnl9lnitl- nnb 3itbtr SGstu
Sdrpt, qulper un6 gatrpnen.
NfParatllrtn pun Stlplrrn S6liilTtln, 8e.
gem unb Spnnfnlbirmeu, SbIeifru o(Isr
Written S1neippsrfjsuss, Gsilfn ron SGaeu
ptrb prompt uub gut brfcrsi.
5linten unb &ebpIber
tptrtsn auf bic btlfs glrt rsparirt unb Nam,u
70 tre TN in Stabl auf 9thtIIuns anat-
ftrtist.
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gde Main & Sadion Str, SpSe Parf,
9Bir tmpfsbIsu bitlts @sl6Gft hsr ssa.
aufmrfiamfsit hes stebrttn gubIitums fir
anfrtisuHs allsr Sortsn pbptcsrapbiIbn
Silbtr. Guts unb ssi6mafppIlt artsitsn ;u
mabistn prtilsn perctu ;ussii6rt. eane'
i6aftsbiIer unb gfrsrEBunatn itbtr glrt
Silbr prbsn prompt une gut bticret. Cine
ihSns guspabl BON Siletrrdbmsn II ittts an
banb. an Spnntagtn 1T bic GjaIIftis pffsn
BON 9 llbr grrmittass bis llbr Rahmittass.
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8apme GOnntiD.

- Die AuSitoren bubsn bic 8e6nuns
gen beS S6abmeiiters unb Der Gpuntps
@oumiHdre unterfu6t unb ipreden ii6
febr siinitis iiber bic 8u6baItuns Der
eenannten 8eamten, reip. Der glerfa
aus. Sir ben Glsrt Der @cmmiTars
empfehtsn Fs cine grbbbuns bea
SaIairs auf 81 900 per Sabr.
Sn tlnion6aIe (bei GarbonbaIe,
bat ss IL Sub bObe S&nseipsbsn.
Der neue g, u. 81. 9pit bat Ieir
5auptquartier in 8ernItsin's SalIe.
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Trik 3aua,
Stl a,erfaufeu /:

Das 9runhlfiif hts linttrjti&ntttn, sfIsstn
an Grpe Strabs, In ptttrsburs, btiitbsnp aus
jtpti 9aupl6bsH, WpbHhaus unb Rsbsnetb6u-
ben. 9tbinsunstH lfiht unb ~ trfabrtH tti
9terat Graban, jr,
Gsear Strafe, IL, BaTh,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12

ing In the form Of petition to the court, with
five days notice in writing to the opposite party
of such appeal, which proceeding shall vest in
said circuit court full right and power to hear
and determine the same; and if required, said
court shall award a venire, and direct proper
issue to be framed for the trial of said contro-
versy, and may, in its discretion, order jury
to be struck, and view of said premises to be
had, and the said issue to be tried at the next
term of said court to be holden in said county,
upon like notice, in the same manner as other
issues in the said court are tried; and it shall
be the duty of the said jury to assess the value
of said land and all damages sustained, and il
the said jury shall find greater sum than shall
have been awarded by said commissioners, then
judgment shall be given against said city, with
costs, and execution awarded therefor; but If
said jury shall be applied for by said owner or
owners, and shall find less sum than shall
have been awarded by the commissioners, the
costs shall be paid by said owner or owners and
either deducted out of said sum found by said
jury or execution awarded therefor, as the court
shall direct, but such application shall not pre-
vent the said city from taking the said land on
fling the report aforesaid, the value or damages
being first paid or upon refusal to receive the
same upon tender thereof or the owner or
owners thereof being unknown or out of the
state, or under legal disability, the same being
first paid into the circuit SQUIRT of said county,
and the party or parties entitled to receive the
amount assessed by the commissioners, may,
upon tender thereof being made, receive the
same without being barred thereby from his or
her appeal from the report of the commits
sioners.
g. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately, and thatall acts and parts
of acts, either general or special, inconsistent
with the provisions of this act, or the act to
which this is a supplement, be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved March 25 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12
NUMBER 81.

fnl for such city % make temPorarl
loans in anticipation Of the collection
Of assessments therefor, and TO secure the
payment Of such loans by debt certificates 81
the city; which loans may be made pursuant %
a resolution of the Legislative on governing
BODY of eaid CITY. and shall not exceed the
amount Of such anticipated assessments; said
loans may run with any renewals thereof, until
such assessments are sold and funded and no
such certificate shall be valid in any hands II
issued after the issue Of the amount hereby
limited: and the assessments for such improve
ment, when made, shall Be applied as collected
to the payment Of said certificates and lor mo
other purpose whatever.
4. And be it enacted, That assessments Lex
benefits from such improvement shall be mAdes
levied, collected, and be a paramount len,
upon the lands and real estate specially bene-
fted thereby. in conformity with the provisions
of existing law in force in such city with re-
spect thereto; and If the said costs and ex
penses exceed the amount of such assessed ben
efts, such excess shall be paid by the said city,
and raised in the annual tax levy following the
ascertainment Of the amount thereof assessed
upon said city; and the moneys SO raised as
Aforesaid shall be pledged to the payment of
the obligation of the city incurred In the c0n-
struction of the said works.
5. And be it enacted, That in order to fund
any temporary Indebtedness created by any city
under the authority Of this act, In anticipation
be lawful for such city, after sale Of the lands
and real estate whereon said assessments are
lien, by resolution of it's Legislative or govern
ing body, to issue it's bonds for such an amount
(not exceeding the amount of liens purchased
by said city at its sale for such unpaid ASSESS
ments) bearing such rate Of interest tnot above
tho legal ratel and payable at such times and
manner as tho legislative body Of such city
shall determine; and whenever any bonds shall
be issued BY any such city to fund its tempo
rary indebtedness as aforesaid all outstanding
certificates Of Indebtedness Of such city, issued
as aforesaid, shall be Immediately paid and
Cancelled; and thereafter all moneys received
on account of the redemption of real estate 80
sold for such assessments, shall be pledged to
commissioners of sinking fund created for
that purpose, and applied to the payment e.
said bonds at maturity.
g. And be it enacted, That all acts, general or
special, inconsistent herewith, are hereby re-
pealsd, and this act shall be public act, and
take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12
CHAPTER CcxTI.

A supplement to an act entitled " An act con
cerning cemetery associations and regulating
the election Of trustees, approved April
third, one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-eight
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That the
annual elections of trustees held after tho cleo
tion for trustees, provided for in the first Sec
ton of the act to which this is a supplement,
shall be by ballot; and shall be held at the
principal Office or place of business in this state
of such cemetery company or association, in
the said act provided for; at which annual
elections, every person Of full age owning aloi
in said cemetery, and in case of joint or sew
eral ownership in any lot, then such one OF the.
parties in interest as the majority of ownership
In such lot shall designate to represent such lot,
may, eiter in person or by proxy in writing.
give one vote for each lot SO owned; provided,
no person shall give, as owner OF by proxy.
more than twenty-five votes at any one election
for trustees; and the person receiving tbs
largest number of the votes giyenat such cleo
tion, shall be and remain the lawful trustees 81
such company until their successors are law
fully appointed; and said trustees appointed al
such annual elections, shall be chosen from the
lot owners, and shall not exceed the number OF
trustees provided by law for such company.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March 25, 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12
CHAPTER Ccxv.

A further supplement to an act entitled " An
act respecting conveyances,n approved March
twenty-seventh, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-four.
Whereas, Writings declaring OF directing uses
or trusts of real estate are too informal to be
recorded by authority Of the present record
ing laws, for remedy whereof,
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State Of New Jersey. That
all writings heretofore made or hereafter to be
made, to declare or to direct any use or trust of
real estate, or which, though made or to be made
for some other purpose, are yet, by the terms
Of any recordable deed or will which refers TO
such writing, made to operate as such declara-
ton or direction, may be recorded in the same
manner as deeds are recorded in the Office Of
the clerk OF the county In which such real es-
tate is situate; provided that such writing shall
be recorded in the Office Of the register oi
deeds instead Of in the Office Of the clerk "
the county, when both offices exist in the eoun-
vim which such real estate is situate
2. And be it enacted, That every such writing.
before being recorded, shall be proved by the
subscribing witness thereto, or acknowledged
by the erantOr thereof, in like manner as deeds
of conveyance of real estate are nov required
to be acknowledged or proved, except as pro-
vided in the next section
8. And be it enacted, That when any such
writing derives its force as such a declaration
or direction from any recordablc deed or VIII
winch refers 70 Sucn Wr1tlng, and such deed ~
will has been or shall have becss- "
edged or proved and recorded, ana such writing
is not susceptible Of being proved or aclznovi-
edged as required in section two Of this oct
then such writing SO operating as such ~ de-
claration or direction may be recorded as nfore-
said, notwithstanding the same NAV not be
proved or acknowledged; provided, that in such
case satisfactory proof shall be made before the
circuit court of the county in which the real
estate is situate, to be evidenced BY the certif-
cate Of the presiding judge or said court in
dorsed upon the said writing over his sigma
ture, that the writing so offered to Be recorded
is the identical writing 50 referred to III sucA
recorded deed or viii, and ten days notice Of
the application TO said court shall be given, BY
publication in q newspaper published in Tire
county where the land is situate, or when nc
newspaper is published in such county, then the
notice shall be published IN "a newspaper circ,i-
lating in such county.
A. And be it enacted That the record Of such
writings with such certificate thereon, and GER
titled copies of such records shall be evidence
in the same manner and in like cases as the
records of deeds.
5. And belt enacted, That this act shall be
deemed public act and shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Approved March 25. 1881.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12

titled to immediate possession OF said land, and
to take the rents, issues and profits thereof for
se period or term aforesaid; provided, that the
owner of the fee of said land shall be entitled
to redeem the same at any time within tho
period for which they shall be sold, by payment
to the purchaser of the term of the amount
given for such certificate Of sale, less the
amount received as rent and profit as aforesaid,
with interest, after the rate of twelve per
centum per annum from the date of said sale.
IA. And be it enacted, That In case the cost
of constructing such sewer or sewers, and the
erection and construction of such other works
as are deemed necessary for the purpose afore-
said, shall exceed the benefits to lands specially
benefited thereby, such excess of costs and ex-
penses shall be raised by general taxation, to
be assessed, levied and collected in the same
manner as taxes for other county purposes are
assessed levied and collected.
Is. And be it enacted, That whenever bonds
shall be issued by any board of chosen free
holders, and the proceeds applied for the pur-
pose of carrying out any such Improvement it
shall be the duty of said board of chosen free
holders to apply all moneys received in pay
ment of the assessment for said improvement
to the final payment of such bofds and for nc
other purpose whatever.
16. And be it enacted, That in case it shall
be necessary, in pursuance Of the plans foi
such improvement to erect pumps or other
works which require to be operated by steam
power or by other artificial means req hiring
an annual expenditure Of money 10 operate the
same. it shall be the duty of such board OF
chosen freehoIders to appropriate a sufficient
sum of money to run and operate such pump or
pumps or other works for the purpose of secur-
ing proper drainageo of the plaee or district re-
quired to be drained.
II. And be it enacted, That such civil engi-
neer or engineers as may be appointed by su-
preme court Justice, and such commissioners as
may be appointed by any board of chosen free
holders, under the provisions of this act, shall,
before entering upon the duties of their Office,
take an oath before justice of the supreme
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12
CHAPTER CoXXv.

An act to provide for the recording of the sur
veys of the route or routes of railroads with
in this state
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That in
eases where, under the provisions of any law of
this state, any survey of the route or routes OF
any railroad an thorized by any law of this state,
or the location or locations Of other works,
buildings, conyeniences, appurtenances and ap-
pendages thereof, have heretofore been de-
posted or shall hereafter be deposited in the
office of the secretary of state, it shall be the
duty of the secretary of state, upon being there
unto requested by the corporation operating
such railroad, and with the assent of the board
of directors of the corporation itself, whose
road may be leased or operated by any other
railroad, to record such survey at length in a
proper book, to be by him provided at the ex-
pense of the state, for that purpose upon pay
ment of the fee provided by law for the record
ing Of deeds; and the record aforesaid, or the
transcript Of such record, duly certified to be
true copy, under the seal of the secretary of
state, shall be received in evidence in any court
of this state, and shall be effectual proof of the
survey and location of the route or routes,
works, buildings, conveniences, appurtenances
and appendages of such railroad, as delineated
or expressed therein; provided, nothing in this
act shall be construed to apply to any case
touching which litigation is now pending.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1881-05-12
CHAPTER nnxxvu.

An act to amend an act entitled "An act to es-
tablish system of public instruction." ap-
proved March twenty y-seventh, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy four.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
read as follows:
76. And be it enacted, That for the purpose
Of defraying the expenses of teachers institutes
the procuring of teachers and lecturers for said
institutes, and other necessary expenses of the
same, there may be paid annually to the state
superintendent of public instruction, a sum not
exceeding one hundred dollars to one teachers
institute,in any county, or in any two or more
adjourning counties of this state, the same to be
paid out of the state treasury on>the warrant of
the comptroller, upon itemized accounts rem
dered to him by the state superintendent of
public instruction, of the expenses incurred.
Approved March 25, 1881