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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28

Joint Resolution in relation 70 THE New Jersey asA
Reform School at Jamesburg.
Whereas. there have been complaints ns t1 lAH MMu
augment Ok the state Reform Schp0lS
And Whereas there N desire 10 establish different
branches Or industry IA sad reform school I'M nfNH
that boys sent there may be instructed ln rrrNt
trades;
And Whereas, by one visit or Gill; joint sr
reform schools and the members of Nhn Legislature
II u Impossible to properly inquire lnt1 thA mMa
a8ementOr said school I'm All ifS particulars aANl
devise scheme whereby the bOyBcan ha Instructed
ln proper trades and 0hfaln s1eh EmuWABdgA nhnNF
the said school whereby they cnn make rrnH,
changes IL necessary, In the mAnagaMrnr WI s'Aia
Institution, report proper measure Trr fMlNu
dAeln4 ferenr branches of industry WA Aad srnNni
Aud Whereas the joint committee SGhirNiN
are dssirons of obtaining WI ths izf4rEAAtAnn r1.
Tile as to fhe management or anid institution aNN
THE emplpyInent pr said boys n1w EhnFet1rA
Be AZ Resolved 1y thH Senate anN General AH4U 4
bIy nf the stEt@ DE New Jersey Thnt tMa inlnN nnN
mlttse on reform school be hnfhndzed N0 sAi lH4
adjournment cf tha legislature nmn lnquArR inrn INV
management ot saia institution And niREe 4uaA 4A
menr cf saia institution ais theY may yhlnE nHnI0RE
nnd ~ make report w the ndxt LEGISLATURE NnEs
tuI their Investigations 0f tnN nH A1M
Institution ana sueA other matters uE ininAFtaMN#
tlleT uaAy thlIk proper
ApprnyHd March a6l iSah
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28

An Act t6 authorize cities p provide for The pension
Ing or members or the police force.
H. il enacted hy the Senate and General sSel1
bly, Cf the State of New Jersey That Il shall Ne Inv fn1
for any city pf ths state NV general 0rdinanee fg
provide for The payment by such city, OF annual
0r monthly pension To such retired members pf the
police fUrcH 0 the city shall have ncnpTblS served
upon SUCH force for twenty years. provided that MO
tired On q penklonunder fE provisions cf This art,
who has ndt attained The age of Sixty years unless a
he permanently disabled nv injury receive pr bAs
disease contracted during the time 0t MS active
service nn tAie police force
And be in enacted Hat this nct shall tnke eMerJ
Immediately.
Ensznn. March 5Ii 1885,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28

An Act 10 provide for boards of education in shA
cities Of this state


An Act % provide for boards Of education n le
cities Of this state
j. Belt enacted BY the senate and General Assem-
the first Monday in May after this shall have hAA
vided, an powers and duties vested in or dewulFnF
on the board having charge OF the public schools 1
shall be yestcs ~ ana devoIve un board f0 hn da
ignated board or edrration ~ consist uf HAHs
and one at large, said members be appointed hN
the mayor, and the board prr v0IsE ay charge 1f
IT, and the terms of its members and of ts clqrk
Z And b. 1t enacted. That III making the first ata
polntments t. said board of education ihe MAs9r
members for two wears ard the renai11ing nlnIrftNF
for one year. and thereafter each member shall un
appointed and shall serve for two years and Until i
successor is appointed unless removed by thA
mayor.
ty Of the members or said board of education aai
belong to the same political party
4. And be 1t enacted. That the mayor shall at AnE
time have the power to remove any member cf saN
board q education for cause; provided, that tne
member to he removed shall receive two wFHk4
notice Of such removal, with written copy of tAa
pc entitled to public hearing before THE mayor.
D. And be il enacted, That the board ~ aldermen
submit the question or the acceptance Or rejection of
this act to the voters az said city The r charter
majority of those who shall vote for tha acceptance
rejection Of the act shall vote Cor its acccpars
then this act shall 20 into effect Immediately, anM
itv i shsll M o11ng WI y INA Fer4ag II ,f f5s % % l
entitled to vote at such election shall express tbeir
acceptance or rejection OF this act by dep0sitin tr
ballots in the box provided for depositing balots
such election In the election precincts wards WI
such city and those who iii favor uf the Hrcnpn
of this act shall each depnsite ballot contain
ing the words board OF education art arcUutau
written printed thereon. and those who rppGHH
shall each deposit ballot with the words hcarl
of education act wrttenOr printed thHrHoH
and this acceptance or rejection may be written
printed upon the ballot which THE nHruEE the
state. county city, district ward officers aru
separate ballot shall be required for che purpose Df
this vote there shall be canvass, the return 1t
the votes. upon this question OF such ncceptAmen
rejection made by the election officers n tnu saiMf
way and manner as for officers voted fcT NT MuS
general or charter election and if majority pH hh
ballots on which there shall be either thg AE1zAf
board OF education act accepted OK board III ndue
ton rejected shall be found tn be fOr rha arrEp
ance OF this 10 shall then go into effect ana na
binding upon such city wherein such VOTE shall ha~e
been taken.
And be it enacted That all acts and nartS az nns
general and special inconsistent with this act, be n
the hereby repealed and this act shall tMEe
effect Immediately.
Auprpypd AprflI 1896
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28
NUMBER 40.
cHAFTER cxEvTrI

An ACT pf0VI1InE Tur fle HuprGrF NF IFh NFNfn TMNW
trial School f0r Girls
I. Be ID enacted by the Senate and General AaHsA
bly, or the State on New Jersey TtaH For fiTn aIFn
port and maintenance or THU Sna IrduArrfn7 HnNi9T
for girls and for necessary repairs, khe snM d HNa
thousand dollars be and - hereby appropriated. aH
that the state treasurer Is directed 10 umW tA sAr
on the warrant OF The comptroIler.
Immediately.
Approved March 11, 1885,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28
!. cHAPTER CXXYIY-

A Supplement to act entitled An oct To ncorpor
ate societies for the promotion OF learning ap
proved April NINTH one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-h
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, or the State OF New Jersey That the first section
for the promotion OF learning approved April ninth,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy five be and
the same is hereby amended that the said section
shall hereafter read follows:
RI. Be 1t enacted BY the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF New Jersey That each and every
of learning. which now exists may hereafter be
created hereby authorized and empowered re-
specttvely to meet together at their usual place OF
meeting. at any time hereinafter by them to be
agreed upon; giving at least ten days notice OF the
time, place and purpose OF their meeting by an ad-
vertisement up in some conspicuous place In the
sneighborhOod where the said association may have
been may be formed, and being met shall by
plurality OF voices OF the persons associated and
met elect any number OF their said association not
said trustees and their successors are hereby eonst
tuted body polite and corporate IN fact. name and
law, to all 1ntentS and purposes forever, by what
the said trustees elected, shall rake anc
assume In the manner hereinafter directed, and by
-that name they shall have perpetual successlon1
eintionl0f persons for the promotion OF learning,
which has heretofore been incorporated under any
OF the legislature Of this state bearing the title OF
the act 10 which this is supplement- may hereafter
ct any annual meeting OF such corporation elect any
number OF their said association not exceeding
thirteen TO be trustees OF the and such trustees
Neu elected and their successors, shah have hold
and exercise the same and authority Us such
trustees and their successors have hold and exercise
under the net to which this act IA a supplement-
And be It enacted, That this act shall take effect
Auproyed March 25 1881
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28
CHAPTER cxxXy.
An Act In relation to certain past due assessm ents

An Act IN relation to certain past due ents
i. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the state Of New Jersey, That whenever any
continuation OF sewer has been constructed
through in adjoining cities OF this state and an
assessment for such Improvement has been hereto
fore made the board OF finance and taxation or other
board having control OF the finances OF any city,
officer which Is charged with the duty OF collecting
such assessments. may make such adjustment and
settlement OF all interest and penalties OF snch
nent such board, subject to the approval OK the
mayor OF such city may o shall deem proper.
2. And be it enacted, That upon payment to the
oicer charged with the collection OF such assessment
elt lie shall make and deliver to the person or per
making such payment d receipt therefor, and
shall forthwith cancel the record OF such assessment
upon such payment such assessment shall cease te
be lien upon the real estate Whereon the wat
assessed and shall be taken be fully paid satisfied
and discharged provided that tine provisions OF this
act shall not Iii any wise AFFECT impair the interest
or lien Of any purchaser other than such city cities
acquired under any sale for past due assessments.
Immediately.
Approved March rs, 1885.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28


Supplement 10 an act entitled An act relative to
the court or errors and appeals 4 lReyislon) ap>
proved March twenty seventh one thousand eight
hundred and seventy four.
!. Be IL enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the State OF New Jersey, That any party 10
amy suit now or hereafter pending III the supreme
court or In any circuit court Of this state aggreved
by reason or amy order heretofore or hereafter made
by either Of said courts, upon argument OF a rule
to show cause why new trial Of said cause shall not
the said order to the court OF and appeals in
the last resort ill all causes.
Z. And be it enacted That such appeal shall be
taken within forty days after such order shall be
made.
!, And be 1t enacted That all appeals taken under
the provisions or this act shall be by way rehearlng
the whole and shall be brought by notice Of
appeal in a summary way and petition or other
formal proceedings other than such notice shall be
necessary.
a. And De it enacted, That upon producing before
the court or the judge by whom the order appealed
from may have been made acknowledgment proof
OF service OF such notice upon the appellee his at
0rney it shall he the duty Of such court judge
certify and send the whole to the court OF
and appeals in all causes, and thereupOn the cause
shall be entered on the calendar OF said court and
shall be noticed and brought to hearing and dis
posed OF in accordance with the rules and practice Of
said court.
s. And be IL enacted That an appeal taken under
this act shall not prevent the entry OF judgment final
and the Issuing of execution thereon but the appel
liant may as OF course enter rule OF court staying
execution immediately after levy made until the ap-
peal il disposed Of
Approved March Is. 1885.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28
rHAprER rLxxxvT
Supplement TO an act relative to the Jurisdiction
and practice OF district In this state approved
March twenty-second. one thousand eight hundred
and eghty-tWo

Supplement to an act relative to the Jurisdiction
and practice OF district courts In this state approved
March twenty second, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty two.
/. Be it enacted, by the Senate and General Assem-
hly OF the State of New Jersey, That in any
person subpoenaed rs witness and paid rendered
petition for discovery In aid Of execution issued out
OF district In city In this state, shall
% give Testimony Or 70 answer questions required
qared Il shall bs lawful fcr 'the judge u fhs district
upon affidavit being filed with the clerk Of such couri
proving the facts To issue an order 70 show cause
why the person subpunaed or served with such order
her refusal or neglect to obey such subpoena order
ykek order t0 show cause shall BE- made returnable
the date or service thereof and II upon the return o
such order sufficient cause BE- shown, The said
led with the clerk OF such court, may adjudge such
person guilty OF contempt end ay order warrant 90
issue directed to any constable az ta county wherein
such district court 1s established commanding hlm
to arrest such person and forthwith convey him be
fore the judge who Issued the EAn1es aud the sale
Judge shall thereupon have the power 20. enforce
any question the production of any book paper q
document that may be proper by imprlsonn II
court Ii established Or by imposing fine not exceed
ng iv dollars to be paid for the 1ise Of such ciiy
0r by both ine ana Imprisonment ana such person
soAdfudged guilty VI contempt shall stand committed
u1ld remain tn close custody until such subpoena o
order shall be ubeyed and performed and until the
ne so imposed with the costs qf s4cn Proeeea1nEs
fully paid unless otherwise ordered by such judge
e attorney court clerk and officer shall Pc entitled
common pleas and any person who shall wAlfully and
cDrrupty testify falsely 20 any material matter upoH
such proceedings shall upon conviction thereof bt
subject to the penalties OF perjury.
And be enacted, That tlais 40 shall take effect
Approved March q. 1885,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28

Snpplemenf to An ncr entitled An act for the
preservation DIT ash,H approved april thirteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy ssix
Hi Be 1T enacted by tile Senate and General Assem-
hiy cf the State Of New Jersey That section four or
sHid act shan Be amended to read aS KuflOwgs
And Be II enacted That tile HHh commissioners
0t tie sttfH shah appoint the fish N1fdHns required
by fifiE acf and the bad nEb WnFdans appointed
Enll iect iue orders rules and regulations
aHaNtpN 5y lhQ fish nIiHSplnrs nr this stated
And be tt enacted Thnt thtS Act shall faks enect
immediately
FasHHd March Sil lsH5.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28
WOODBURY., \. !. THURSDAY, NAY %. 1885,


An Act 10 amend act entitled An act for the bet
ter protection OF manufacturers and bOtters on and
dealers IN mineral waters beer, ale porter and
other beverages" approved March eleventh, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty one.
!. BE II enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of New Jersey That the ttrd section
Of the act Of which this IL ameudntory shall be and fl
r.. And be III enaeteds That any person on persons
who shall sell. dispose Of buy trafac In or
who shall ac mar, erase break, destroy otherwise
tn1ure fll any such box boxes bottle bottles
aforesaid. shall be liable to penalty not to exceed
the sum of nifty dollars 70 be recovered by proceed
costs OF such proceedings which penalty shall be for
the use OF the poor OF the city, town or township
wherein ~. sncH M !. onencs shAll M be eonmlttedl
the act OF which this s nlnendatory shall BE and Ii
hereby amended 50 as tc read as follows:
or persons Aforesaid shall be brought before any
justice OF the peace such other magistrates upon
PROCESS issued as aforesaid such person persons
TO be approved by ssid Justice fn the penalty or
hundred dollars to appear at snch time as the said
justice shall appoint FOR hearing under said com
than ten days from the day or said arrest and
may be adjourned by such Justice from time time
on good and sufficient cause being shown therefor
and IN default or such recognixance such person or
persons may be committed by said justice TO the
county jail 70 abide hearing upon which hearing
to the truth OF said complaint and the ownership
OF any such boxes bottles which may be brought
before him and II said justice shall determine such
person or persons guilty of the offence charged In
said complaint he shall thereupOI render Judgment
against such person or persons for amount not
exceed the sum OF fifty dollars and all costs on such
proceedings and In default OF payment thereof issue
execution therefore against the goods and chattles
and the body Or such person or persons, ana shall
session of such owner or owners to whom the same
shall appear to belong
And pc II enacted, That this oct shall take effect
immediately.
Approved March 25 1871
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-05-28

vr CONTINUED 0n fourth panAl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20
IN6ERSOLL.

The people in many parts of the East
are growing tired of Ingersoll's ~harangues
on religion and the Bible. There is lit.
tie or no argument in any of them; in
fact, nothing but ridicule. People laugh
sometimes as they listen to him, but
afterwards, in their sober moments, they
think over what he said, and, as a rule,
a feeling somewhat akin to disgust fol-
lows. Even in6dels, atheists, and other
non.orthodox believers, find more good
argument in a page of Payne's or Vol.
taire's works than in fifty Of I~ngersoll's.
In New York recently Mr.. Ingersoll said
he was confident that if he had Gods
power he could improve Gods order of
the universe. Nobody can doubt that,
with the assistance of Mr.. Bliss, he could
do some wonderful things, with results
similar to those which the two achieved
in the star route trials and with CORE.
spending profit to themselves. But we
do not believe that these things would
be good.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20
ELECTION OF RS.

Governor Adams, in his biennial mes.
sage to the Legislature, recommends that
that body memorabilia Congress to amend
our Federal Constitution so as to submit
to the direct vote of the electors in each
State the choice of United States Sena-
tor. The idea is a good and NO doubt a
popular int But if such a memorial is
rendered, and should Congress take any
action in the matter, there is a strong
probability that it would be followed by
a change in u Senatorial representation
in Congress. True, the present Consti-
tuition gives to every State in the Union
a like representation in the Senate
Chamber, but if a change is made in it
in respect to the manner in which Sen
ators are elected, there is no telling what
other changes might be looked for and
expected. There is generally embodied
in our Congressional assemblies all man.
ner of ideas, cranky as well as wise, and
should an opportunity present itself Ne
vada and all the smaller States of the
Union would, no doubt, receive a blow
from the representatives of their older,
larger and more prosperous sister States.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20

morning. 1t Is reported here that 10 per-
sons, more or less, were seriously injured.
No further particulars yet.
A Good Woman Dead.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Mrs. Julia r.
Roberts, Q w%ell-known worker among the
poor OF this city, and who gained consider
able prominence by her management Of
the Penny lunch room here. was found
dead in her bed this morning. She was 9
sister OF Gen. Phil. Kearney.
Dry Goods House Burned.
DENVER, Col, Jan. 19.-The dry goods
house of A. Welch & Co. burned this
morning. The estimated loss lie $50, 900,
which is fully covered by insurance. dis
tributed among 10 different companies.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Alleged Embezzlers Arrested.
Norwich, Conn.,, Jan. 10 = Cashier
Mech and assistant cashier Webb, of the
Merchants Bank, were arrested to-dsy by
United States Marshal Kenney for embez-
cling from the banks funds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20
PEACE WITHOUT FURTHER
BLOODSHED,

Premier Ferry expresses confidence
that the conflict of France with China
can be terminated without further blood.
shed, and Gen. Lewal, Minister Of War,
is understood to especially desire that re-
suit in order that he may accomplish
projected reforms in the French army.
The proposed expedition to Pekin is in.
tended as a measure to impress upon the
Celestial mind the Importance of accept.
ing peace upon very reasonable terms,
and it is to be hoped that Frenchmen
will not exact anything which is unrea-
sonable. 1t would be highly creditable
to France as a republic to submit the
question of indemnity, as we'll as that of
the extent of her authority in Tonquin,
to arbitration, and it is not a hopeful
sign as to her future that she is less will.
ing than China to accept the mediation
of the United States. Unless she assents
to Prince Bismarck's scheme to ALLEVIATE
her from England-the only ally that
can save her from the domination of the
combination Of powers which the German
Chancellor is forming-she will find it
much cheaper to negotiate a peace with.
out ~extorting a heavy indemnity from
China as the condition of submitting
their dispute to the arbitration of a
friendly power.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20

Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, who died in
New Orleans on the 9th instant, was one
of the most remarkable women, in some
respects, in America. Her life through.
out was a romance, its numerous events
being so interesting, and we might say,
intricate, as to set at naught ever the
lively ~imaginations of a novelist. The
suits she had in various courts for the
recovery of properties is unprecedented,
as regards number and the amounts in.
volved. The value of property claimed
was estimated, in 1861, at $35, 600, 900,
of which she had up to 1874 obtained
possession of &c. 900, 600, and numerous
actions for ejectment were still in pro.
gress. The testimony, documents and
opinions in these suits cover 5000 closely
printed pages. The value of the prop.
erty involved is now placed at something
like $40, 600, 600.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-01-20
Notice of Forfeiture.
Eureka, Jan. 10, 18{

ITO DANIEL ooFFEY, P. HAGGERTY.
i Michelet Hagsn, Richard Perssell. P. F.
Mcbride, JIM. McCuish, VIM. Berman, Phil.
Ross. Edward outchiy, Tim o'Neil. P. F.
Mcbride, Daniel Evans. B. kaggi, G.. Escere,
A. vernazzs. A. simsnelii, b. venturino, O.
F~ranchini, O. Bernsrdini, P. Feminis. R. 8.
Ferguson, Mike Harrington, Tim Harrington,
mining co.owners.
You are hereby notified that I have expended
three hundred dollars in labor and improve
ments upon the Bonanzs No. l lode, Bonanza
No. 2 lode; also the CLAY Wall lode of said
mines, situated in Antelope Mining District. in
the county of kureka, State of Nevada. said
mines being q part of the Silver Top Mining
Compsny's mines. which sum was expended as
follows: One hundred dollars on each mine,
as will appear by certificate nled January IA.
1885, in the Office of the Recorder Of Eureka
county. in order to hold said premises under
the provisions Of Section 1924 Revised Stat
utes of the Omitted States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
December 81. 1884. And If within ninety days
from this notice you fail or refuse to contrib
ute your proportion of such expenditure % q
COO your interest in said claim Will be-
come the property Of the subscriber under
said Section 1924. JOSEPH TOGNINI.
January IA, 1884. j15-tf