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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
FOR TH LADIES.

A New York hairtlresser has severa
lady customers under treatment for tn
special purpose of lengthening their eye
brOws.
Anna Dickenson's debut as Hamle
has again been postponed, and will
probably take place in Boston some tim
next month.
Miss Nella Stocking, formerly loca
| editor of the COrunna American, Is 70
| ing to- Pennsylvania to engage in tn
printing business.
| Systematic and extensive tests have
shown that one man out Of every TWEEN
tv-five is culor-blind, while only one WI
| man out OF two hundred is thus afflicted
President Arthur keeps his dead wife,
portrait, which hangs in his room ut the
White House, wre:,tleal with flowers
which are renewed every t'ay.
The publishers of l}al,yland make the
unique offer of sending their paper free
for three months to every baby horn in
ISIS. whose name and address allnli 'W
sent them.
The Fenton independent is authority
for the tatelllent that there is a lady III
Felltun who eats tWcnty-One pancakes
for break fast, besides her usual coffee
and other breakfast v;andS.
Mrs. Garfield has Ecen elected the first
honorary member Oi the New Shak-
sDwre Society of London, ''as u slight
tribute Of admiration tor the loving de-
vOtiOn shown by her during the long
and Da,iniul illness Of the late Fresi-
dent"
T. f,,1l I1u1 IN t1,...,
who desire long life: Mrs. Rachel
Conkling, Of New York, who recently
died ut the age Of hundred years. .uttrii,-
utesi her longevity to the fact thai she
had always minded her own business.
Mrs, Keifer, the Speakers wife, is rt'-
ported to be not only Il tall and graceful
woman. but an ,ll,ia|.!e aud sensible
wife and mother. She mas four chill
SONS ami Il (iaughtcr--;.nu
will now remain in Washington. :> s.lc
has not done heretofore.
Two Rockingham tVa.) young girl:
who engaged in 1t duet with ~il0t-guns
at,uut two weeks ago are members OF re-
,lNctable white families daughters IT
James Payne and James Siilinr. \
timely interruption only prevented u
further cXcilail;:. uf shots and serious
results.
The Chicago News says that. at re- !
'cnt meeting OF the Margaret Fuller ST. !
.iety in that city. one IT the ladies pres !
mt made the statement that, OF the :I'.- |
NM girls WHO earn their living in Chi
ago, the average pay received lN'r week
Was g., and that the average sum paid
q women for making shirts was eight
cntS.
Mrs. Logan, he wiz. Of the Senator,
'elOl.gs to the Methodist church and be-
i.vt~ in total abstinence. 1t is reported.
y the way. that Il num!nr OF ladies in
y Na$ll!ngiOn--SOlIle Of them prominent
n sOcicty-have organized Il secret uSS.,-
iatiOn called "(;uar!ian Angels" Ii,
urpt'S.' is the cXcrtion Ot s.N'ial iniluen-
Is for the reform Of congressman and
thcrs who are inclined to the cup that
iel,ria!t~.
An emphatic pun: ''Oh! what ra,-
;re, remarked .\'l"lpls,Is, a~ he cl:.<l~si
Is fair one in his arms. ''Oh! what
'plH'i YER" Il friend exclaimed shortly
tcrwart. as hs observed .\.lOlpI,,<
yiny I" yet his head and Il llr..-siztsi
mp into his nat ut the same time, and !
Elply >ais! Iic didn't exactly know, .
1t said it :..:i>t have been the ole! gen :
rlllan coi,i-ilradeI c;.nc.- Cambridge
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Treasurer and r.:X Coj,...,.
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The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25

or Silver. Bow County,
A10ntama, for 1881.
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BUTTE CITY, n. + January u, lSex. !
Notice V hereby given that the Treasurer Of
silver bow County will offer ~ public sale ae
on 1 Hooaay. Fehrusry 18th. isss. iii lands os
improvements OH lss.d. on which the taxes 10
main unpaid for the year 1851. The sale to
and O'Clock y. m. II ssiu day, and = be si-
jDurlsed II necesaary from day T. day until the
property Ii sold. The following II the descrip-
ti0ll Ut the property and COSTS thereon:
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-01-25
FOR SALE <DI. ;ss,'\T.
Hote! and Billiard H..H.

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concert :i0Ii's ;s'rt ,!Arc.u2 !, .ItI..> ',r -"
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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
CHAPTER CLXXIX.
An Act to authorIzs lne construction q sehea

An Act to authorize the construction OF school
houseE In cities of this stats
l. Be # enacted by the Senate aud General AH-
sembly Of the State OF New Jersey, That It shall
be lawful for the corporate authorities nf the cities
or this state, upon request by the board Of ennr4-
ton, or other body having the charge or the public
schools In such city, purchase lands and 70 erect
school houses thereon and to furnish the same
from time TO time, ais the Increase or population in
any such city may demand, provided. however,
that the expense incurred 10 any instance shall
not exceed forty thousand dollars provided,
further that where the charter OF amy city, or any
supplement- or supplements thereto provides
limit Of annual expenditures for permanent i'm
provements, nothing in this act shall authorize ex
penditures in excess Of such limit
q And be il enacted That to rnise the funds fur
the purposes aforesaid the corporate authorities or
such city shall have power to raise money bT
temporary loans for a term NOT exceeding three
years; and to meet such loan they shall include ln
the next annualfax levy one-third, at least or the
amount of Euch temporary loan, with interest
thereon, and in the second succeeding annual tax
levy they shall include at least une-third on such
amount, with interest thereon, and In the third sue
ceeding tax levy they shall raise any balance un-
paid, with interest; and as fast IS such moneys
shall come into the treasury Of such city they shall
be applied to pay such temporary loan, and such
Joan shall be 80 obtained that 1t can be paid BY ~
stallmentr, with interest payable seTni-annuallY
8. And be 1t enacted, That, 10 secure such trIa-
porary loan, the corporate authorities may 1r-
fhorize the issue OF temporary loan bonds or scrip,
which shall bear such interest as may be agreed
upon, not exceeding the legal rate, to an amount
not exceeding the expenditure to be incurred LIN
any one Instance; provided however, that no bonds
shall be issued in excess Of ten per centum Of the
assessed valuation Of such city.
4. And be it enacted, That such temporary bonds
or scrip may be taken for the sinking fund OF any
such city if the authorities having charge Of such
sinking funds shall so elect and If such bonds can
be so taken it shall be the duty Of such authorities
to 60 take them, and the money raised BY taxation
then be paid into the sinking fund
s. And be It enacted, That this act shall take e.
feet Immediately.
Approved March 81, 1854
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
cHAPTER ok.
AZ Act relative . Nv narrnent u costs of

An Act relative 10 the payment Of costs Of convic-
ton and the expenses Of Transporting persons
sentenced to imprisonment and hard labor.
l. BE IL enacted by the Senate and General Az
semby OF the State OF New Jersey, That the costs
Of conviction Of every offender sentenced to hard
labor and Imprisonment in the State prison, and the
expense of transporting such offenders TO the state
prison, at the rates now hereafter to be estab-
lished bylaw shall be paid by the county collector
Of the c9nnty In which the conviction is had, on
certificate Of the taxed bill Of costs signed BY the
clerk Of the court In which conviction il had and
countetsiened, TO the receipt Of the offender By
the keeper Of the state prison. provided that il the
county collector aforesaid il not satisfied as to the
correctness OF such taxed bill of costs 1t shall be
Ms duty TO return the to the court where such
fconviction had IN order that the same may be
re-exnmined and relaxed By said court, which L ls
hereby made The duty uf said court IN do and II
tho said county collector il not satisfied as 70 the
correctness Of the charges for transport it shall be
his duty 70 refer the same 70 the board Of chosen
freeh0lders and to begoverned BY ther action n re
gard to the same.
q And be It enacted That an acts and parts Of
acts general and special Inconsistent with this act,
be amid thA sauis aEe he1ehF rApAaled
3. And bs teuaftcd, rhat tIa aet EhAli take ehect
Approved March 81, lsss.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
CHAPTER cLxxxr.
An act to enable cities to provide additional schoo
accommodations, where the same are necessary
and to borrow money for the purpose.

An act to enable cities to provide additional schoo
accommodations, where the same are necessary
and to borrow money for the purpose.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General A.
judgment Of any board of education Of any city fr
this state other body having control of the pnbe
schools in any city in this state It shall at any time
be deemed necessary and expedient TO provide ad,
dtiona school accommodations in such city for the
benefit Of those entitled to attend the public schools
In such city, it shall be lawful for the mayor and
common council, or other governing body Of such
city, to authorize money to be borrowed for tht
purpose Of purchasing land and the erection oi
suitable school buildings and providing such schoo
buildings with suitable school appliances and con
yeniences, and to secure the payment Of the m nel
borrowed as aforesaid by mortgage bearing an
nuA interest at per cent not greater than the
legal rate Of the land purchased and the building
or buildings TO be erected thereon In pursuance
Of this act; or If the city own suitable land, rem
der1ng a purchase of land unnecessary, on sucE
land and the building or buildings to be erected
thereon; and in case the title to lands Y-hich
public school buildings now erected in any city
Is vested by law in board OF education or othel
body having control of the public schools in such
city, such board of education OF other body having
control Of the public schools in such city,
and not the mayor and common council Or
other governing body Of such city, shall have the
power to borrow money as aforesaid, and to secure
the payment Of the same by mortgage as aforesaid;
provided, that not more than one school building
with the necessary appliances and conveniences
shall be authorized to be erected in any city in any
one year In pursuance Of the powers conferred By
this act.
O. And be it enacted, That any mortgage to be
given In pursuance of this act shall not be payable
In less than ten years frru tie time Of giving the
except at the option OF the city, board of edu
cation or other body giving the same, who are
authorized to renew such mortgage; and money to
pay the annual interest accrning any such mort
gage shall be raised in the same manner as the
money to pay the current expenses of the public
schools is raised in the city in which the property
and money NAV be raised for sinking fund to nav
such mortgage In the same manner; provided, now.
ever, that nothing in this act shall be held to permit
fixed by any city charter or any supplement thereto
to exceed the limit Of Indebtedness fixed by any
such charter.
3. And Be it enacted, That this act shall take ef.
feet Immediately.
Approved March 81, 1882
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
CHAPTER crvrr.
An Act to provide ways and means to defray the
expenditures Of the state.

An Act to provide ways and means to defray the
expenditures of the state.
]. Be It enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly OF the State Of New Jersey. That there shall
be assessed. levied and collected on the real and
personal property in this state, exhibited by the
abstracts OF Fatables from the several counties
made out by the several boards or assessors for the
year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-one,
and fled In the office OF the comptroller of the
treasury, state tax Of one mill each dollar Of
the valuations cont ined in the suid abstracts, and
the proceeds OF the saId tax are hereby appropri-
ated and shall be applied follows there shall be
paid to the commissioners Of the sinking fund Of
this state such sums the laws of this statenow In
force require to be paid from the state treasury,
account Of the maturing bonds issued BY the state
in pursuance Of "An act authorizing loan for the
purposes OF war" &c, approved May tenth, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, and the
several supplements thereto and the residue Of the
proceeds Of the said tax shall be paid into the state
fund and shall be appropriated and applied TO de-
frayng the necessary expenses OF the etate nnd to
the payment Of such appropriations rs haTI been
made or shall be made BY the legislature which tax
shall be levied assessed and collected in the man
directed by the laws Of this state for levying
assessing and collecting the sums required to be
raised BY taxation for county, city, township or
q And belt enacted, That 1t shall be the duty
or the comptroller to Apportion the said tax at
the rate aforesaid, among the several counties in
proportion 70 the amount Of real and personsi
estate taxable in the said counties respectively, "a
shown by the abstracts aforesaid, and II shall be
his duty to transmit within thirty days after the
passage OF approval Of this act 10 the county col
lector of each county, q statement Of the amount
OF said tax apportioned 10 said county; and the
said collector shall lay the said statement before the
assessors Of the townships. and wards within his
county at their next meeting, to apportion to city
Mnd township taxes, and the said assessors shall
thereupon proceed TO the said tax according
to law and it shall be the duty OF the collectors 81
the several counties 10 pay to tho state treasurer the
quotas OF the said tax due from their respective
counties on befoT1 TIE fret day Of January, one
thousand eight hundred and eIghty-thfee, and to
nav the same ont OF the frat n1onevs which Rha Ia
paid 70 them by the several city, township or wnrd
collectors or their respective countless nny local
special law 10 the conf7arg notwithstanding.
8 And be ite~fcted, That ali acts or parts ol
ncts InconsAF ith khis act bic and The nnmn Are
Merehs tAAt thls net shall take ghFecl
Immtl
Inr ~ 1882
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
CHAPTER cxLyII.

An Act to authorize incorporated cities in the state
OF New Jersey to adjust and compromise certain
past due taxes
Whereas, Many vacant lots and unimproved lands
within cities in this state have been, prior to the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine, assessed for taxes and sold for non-payment
thereof, and certificates OF sale therefor are now
held by said cities; and that, by reason Of the
excessive assessments heretofore made on ac-
> count thereof, and the reassessments thereon
while so held, said cities unable to obtain the
payment OF such taxes; therefore, to aid such
cities in obtaining settlement of the same,
l. Be It enacted by the Senate and General As
eembly Of the State Of New Jersey, That 1t shall
be lawful for the board of aldermen or common
council Of said cities respectively, any commit
tee OF said board OF aldermen or common council,
OF not less than three in number for TINT purpose
by resolution appointed, to examine, alter adjust
compromise and settle all or any unpaid taxes as
sessed in said cities respectively, account of va
the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy
nine which have been sold for the non-payment
thereof, and certificates Of sale therefor have been
given to, and held by, said cities, respec-
Just.
.. And be 1t enacted, That any person or corpo-
ration having interest in any such vacant lots or
unimproved lands, and desiring to redeem the same
or any part thereof, may present to said board Of
aldermen or common council of said city in which
such past due tax or taxes exist, petition, therein
praying for compromise and settlement for any
Buch past due taxes, and thereupon it shall become
the duty of such board of aldermen or common
council, or any committee thereof duly appointed
by said board Of aldermen or common council, to
examine such past due taxes and to alter, adjust
compromise and settle the as shall be eQuita-
bic and just and when the same shall be so done 1t
shall be final and conclusive between every such
person or corporation so pettioning for the same
and any said city in which such past due taxes shall
have been so altered, adjusted, compromised and
settled.
8. and be it enacted, That the proceedings OF the
said board of aldermen or common council or the
duly appointed committee thereof. shall be signed
by the presiding officer of such board of aldermen
or common council II had before then or, II before
acommttee thereof, as herein authorized, then b y
In the office Of the officer of the said city In which
such proceedings shall be held, with whom such tax
promise and settlement; provided, however that any
person or corporation desiring to have the benefit OF
this act shall file petition therefor within twelve
months from the date Of the passage Of this act.
4. And be it enacted, That this act shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
Approved March 2S, 1882
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
Chapter cxLu.


Further Supplement to the act entitled " An act
to secure to creditors an equal and just division
of the estates of debtors who convey to assignees
for the benefit of creditors" [Revisionl, approved
March twenty-seventh, one thousand eight hum
dred and seventy-four
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembiy OF the State of New Jersey. That In all
cases where assignment has heretofore been made
for the benefit Of creditors under the act to which
this is supplement, and the assignee, for any
reason, has not sold the real estate assigned and
made his final report within the time as now pro-
vided by law, 1t shall be lawful for such assignee
hereafter to proceed and advertise and sell such
real estate and make his final report and settle said
estate as be might have done II said time had not
expired; if said assignee has sold said real estate
and failed to make his final report within the time
prescribed by law, 1t shall be lawful for said assignee
to make his final report the same as he might have
done Ii said time prescribed by law had not EXPIRED
provided, he shall make such sale and file said
account within one year from the approval of this
act.
,. And be II enacted, That this act shah take
effect immediately.
Approved March 2S. 1882
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-18
WOODBURY., n. j.. THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1882

owner, tenant or occupant to cause REMOVAL OK the
fernsa q the court applied 70 VI grant ah injuncl
uon OF stay of proceedings, shall not prevent the
suit a. law and recovery Of damages il the aliege
nuisance 70 shown to have been In n way hazard
ons Or prejuacisI 70 the public health, but in no
case shall such damages be allowed or recovered,
unless i be shown that the board Of health abatine
such alleged nuisance had no probable cause for
.Inelr act9n a s N the premises
=. And be II enacted, That annual appropriations
may De made to defray the expenses OF the board
oI nealfh Of each city, borough town or township,
~ performing the duties imposed upon Il BY this
act, and the act to which this Is a supplement- In
tne same manner as appropriations are made to de-
Tray the current expenses OF such city borough.
'oMn " q oh thosTnship, " respectively.
any city borough, town or township in this state,
shall have the right TO declare any epidemic or cause
of ~ health 50 injurious or hazardous as to make II
necessary 10 close any all OF the public or private
schools in the limits Of such city, borough town or
township; but in case of public schools, the same
l shall not Be closed except by the direction Of the
having the control and direction thereon; bnt such
board Of education, school trustees or other body
having control Of public schools, may canse any or
al OF the schools under their control to be closed
II In their Judgment such closing be necessary for
sanitary purposes.
Il. And Be It enacted, That any board Of educa-
ton, school trustees or other body having control
OF the schools, may, on account Of the prevalence
OF any contagious disease to prevent the spread
Of such contagious disease, prohibit the attendance
eCQOOl
under their control, and may specify the
time during which such teacher or schol-
az shall remain away. from such school, and
may prohlon the attendance OF any unvacciuated
child who has not had the smallpox. upon the
schools under their control, and shall also have
power to decide how far revaccination shall be re-
CURED 4 case or cases Of smallpox have occurred
In the city or district.
l2. And be it enacted, That the term ncityr as
used in the act to which this is supplement- or in
this act shall apply to such cities, boroughs towns
OF other incorporated municipalities within the lin
Its OF any township and also that the term .town-
ship board Of health, p in either of said acts shall
apply only to such board Of health as is constituted
and required In any township under the act to which
this is . supplement.
13 And be it enacted, That this act shall not ap-
ply to any city, borough or incorporated town in
counties q tnls state now having county board Of
act to which this is supplement-
a. And be it enacted, That all acts and parts Of
are hereby repealed.
Approved March 81, 1882