The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-03-26
NEW MADE LAWS.
The Latest Bills Acted Upon by the Gov
ernOr.


Governor ALBEIT has acted upon the
bills named below, some of which he has
approved and filed in the office OF the Sec
rotary of State, and others he has not ap-
proved, but filed in the same office. They
are now laws of New Jersey:
Senate Bills Approyed--No. rs, Mr..
Applegate, provided that it shall be I'M
lawful to draw boat seines in the North
and South Shrew sbury rivers.
No. 70, President Vail, provides for
filling vacancies in boards of assessors by
vote of the majority present.
No. 142, Mr. Cochran, makes it mis-
demeanor for any company or person to
lay magnetic or telegraphic wires over
any bridge without consent having first
been obtained.
No. las, Mr.. Brinkerhoff, provides
that the Mayor and any two public officers
may be trustees under the act for the es-
tablishment Of lyceums, libraries, ETC., in
cities.
No. 1888, Mr.. Beatty, restoring Joseph
B. Cornish, of Warren county, to his for
mer rights and privileges of citizenship.
Assembly bills approved .14l, Mr..
Campbell, provides that it shall be un-
lawful to fish with nets in any of the trib-
utaries of the Delaware river below Tren-
ton Falls. between June 10 and July 10th.
No. 1888, Mr.. Campbell, provides for
the formation and regulation of co-opera-
tive societies Of workingmen; seven per-
sons may associate themselves for the
transaction of business.
No. 225, Mr.. Chapman, relative to ap-
prentices of pilots for the ports of Jersey
City, Newark and Perth Amboy. Limits
the number of apprentices to each boat
to one indentured apprentice.
No. 30S, Mr.. Harrigan, authorizing
township committees to discharge the du-
ties Of overseers of roads in certain cases.
Filed without approval--No. 81 act
concerning cities. aue
No. SO. Mr.. See, authorizing the pay
ment of $500 to the paymaster of the
Second Battalion, First Brigade, N. G. N.
j.
No. 149, Mr.. Mclaughlin, act concern
ing official newspapers in Cities Relates
to the Jersey City Tattler.
No. $50, Mr.. Fish, authorizing the
payment of $500 to the paymaster of the
First Regiment, First Brigade, National
Guard of New Jersey, for Company AS
appropriation for the year 1882.
No. git, Mr.. Clarke, gives to volunteer
fire departments the same rights and priv
ileges as all other companies in cities in
which they exist.
No. $50, Mr.. Bell, empowers cities of
the first and second classes 10 compel the
numbering of all buildings therein.
No. 352, Mr.. Burgess, supplement to
the act to prevent the spread of CHAMBERS
in horses.
Governor Albeit has signed the follow
ing bills, which arc now laws:
Senate $50, amending the act concerning
corporations SO as to permit companies
formed for the purpose of keeping herd
horses, cattle, &C., to begin with capital
stock Of $500, with half the amount paid
up.
Assembly 1SS, providing for the found
alton and regulation of cooperative soci-
cites Of workingmen. Seven persons may
associate themselves for the transaction OF
business.
Assembly 284, providing for the publ.
cation of the financial statements Of cities
in pamphlet form.
Assembly 467, relating to the raising Of
revenue in incorporated cities.
Assembly 443, permitting cities to in
crease their appropriations for tie pur-
pose of paying the expenses of investigat-
ing committees. Relates to the city Of
Bayonne.
The Governor has filed in the Office of
the Secretary Of State, without his appro-
val, the following bills:
Senate 146, authorizing the boards OF
control of free libraries, established and
maintained by public moneys, to lend and