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CHAPTER CCLxvIIr

A Supplement to the act entitled "An act con-
corning escheats," passed February twenty
seventh, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-eight [Reyision, page three hundred
and seYenty-fve]
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
senlbly of the State of New Jersey, That, section
four of the act to which this is supplement- be
amended so as to read as follows:
4. And be it enacted, That jurors and witnesses
in every case of escheat shall be entitled to the
like compensation as is authorized by law for at
tending in causes commenced in the supreme
court and that the expenses of conducting the
said proceedings shall lie made out by the treas
urer, and, when approved of by the comptroller
shall be paid by him ; and any person or persons
who have any claim or claims against the estate
OF any such interstate whose lands have so es-
cheated to the state, may give notice thereof,
under oath, to the treasurer of the state, who
thereupon shall hold any moneys which may or
shall come into his hands, derived from the sale
of any lands of such intestate against whose es-
tate claims have been filed with the treasurer,
and whose lands have SC. escheated, for the space
of one year, and no claim shall be received by
the treasurer which shall not be filed with him
within the year aforesaid and when such claims
shall be proven to dissatisfaction of the treasurer
and audited by the comptroller, they shall be paid
by the treasurer; provided, said estate shall not
prove to be insolyent in which case the treasurer
shall be empowered to pay the claims against said
estate ratably.
effect Immediately.
Passed June !, 1885,
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CHAPTER CcLIx.

An Act respecting the printing and publication,
of the laws, and to limit the cost thereof TO fifty
thousand dollars year.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That the cost
of publishing in the newspapers the laws of this
subsequent year, exceed the sum of fifty thousand
dollars the newspapers TO publish the laws shall
be selected and designated by the governor and
comptroller, as now provided by law, from the
lected and designated, or which by existing laws
have authority to publish the same; but no exist
ing act shall require the publication of the laws
in any particular newspaper, unless the same
shall. be hereafter expressly selected and desig-
mated by the governor and comptroller; that the
designation of newspapers for the present legsla-
tive session shall be made within fen days after
this shall become a law but that the designation
at subsequent legislative sessions shall be made as
provided by the act to which this is asupplement
2 And be it enacted, That the governor and
comptroller OF this state, in selecting and desig-
mating the newspapers to publish the laws, shall
designate an equal number of newspapers repre-
senting each of the two political parties but only
many as may be fully paid for such publication
out of said sum of fifty thousand dollars, at the
present statutory rate of fifty cents per folio
). And be it enacted, That hereafter there shall
be but one index TO the pamphlet laws, which
shall be prepared by competent person to be en-
p0yed by the secretary of state at an expense not
exceeding one hundred dollars in any year, which
index shall be made from advance sheets for
warded TO the secretary of state by the printer as
fast as the printing proceeds and copy of such
index shall be returned to the printer within one
week after the secretary of state shall have re-
ceived all the advance sheets.
acts inconsistent with this act be and the same are
hereby repealed and this act shall take effect inn
Sediately.
Approved May %, 1886
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CHAPTER ccLvITI.
An Act for the relief of William |. R

An Act for the relief of William l. Reed
Whereas, On the sixteenth day of March, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-three
William l. Reed entered into rccognzance
before James L. ferris, Esquire, one of the jus
tees OF the peace of the county of AIiddlesex,
for the appearance of one George Soden at the
April term of the court of oyer and terminer
ammo domini one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-three, to answer to any indictment that
might be found against him, in the sum of two
hundred dollars and whereas at said April
term, ammo domini one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-three, the said recognizance of bail
was forfeited the said George Soden not ap-
pearing when called to answer the Indictment
found against him; and whereas the said Will
liam /. Reed paid said sum of two hundred
domini one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three, to the treasurer ofthe state ofNew Jersey;
and whereas thereafter the said George Soden
was arrested upon said indictment and tried
upon the same, June twenty fourth anRo do
mini one thousand eight hundred and eighty
five, and discharged by the Middlesex court of
quarter sessions, to which said indictment had
been SENT and whereas, the costs TO which the
state of New Jersey has been put to by reason of
said forfeited recognizance does not equal the
said sum of two hundred dollars, and the said
William /. Reed being very poor, and an aged
man, the said costs being as follows, ten
dollars go;
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That the
treasurer of this state be and he is hereby atho-
rized and required to pay to William l. Reed sof
the village of Jamesburg, in the county of Middle
sex, the balance of the said sum of two hundred
dollars, to wit: one hundred and ninety dollars
after deducting the amount of the costs to which
the state of New Jersey was put to by reason of
forfeiture of said recognizance.
Q. And be it enacted, That this act be deemed
public act and shall take effect Immediately
Approved May %, 1886. sA
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cHApr4ER ccLxrr.
Supplement to IAN act for the preservation Of
fish,. approved April afth, one Thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eaght.

A Supplement to IAN act for the preservation Of
fish, " approved April fifth, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-eight.
/. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State OF New Jersey, That hereafter
1t shall be lawful for any person persons to put
place and keep either by night or by day, Ia any
of the waters of this state, either above or below
tide-water for the catching of eels OF catfish only
and no other fish. any ee-pot or pots, basket or
baskets, of whatever material the same may be
constructed, without any wing or wings; pro-
vided the entrance to said eel-pot or pots basket
OF baskets, shall not be than four (4) inches
in diameter, and the outside diameter thereof not
TO exceed fifteen (l5) inches.
2. And be it enacted, That said eel pots, when 50
set, shall be placed directly the bottom of the
streams or bodies of water, and shall be so set
placed at least fifty (50) feet from each other
3. And be 1t enacted That any person or persons
who shall offend against either of the provisions
contained in this AIT SHALL upon conviction
thereof before any justice of the peace, either In
the county in which said ofense is committed or
in which the offender resides or may be found, be
punished by imprisonment In the common jail of
the county where the conviction is had, for the
term of ten q0) days, or by fine of twenty COZ
dollars and costs, for each and every ofense one
third of the said fine to be paid by the said justice
into the treasury Of the state 0nethird to the fish
warden making the complaint, and the balance
denee toward conviction, or If said fish warden
be the only witness he shall receive said balance
of fine; and when fine is imposed, by virtue of
this act the offender offenders shall stand COM
mtted until such fine and costs are paid.
4. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts of
acts inconsistent with this act in far they
inconsistent herewith, be and the same are hereby
repealed that this act shall be deemed public
act and shall take effect Immediately
Passed June J. 1886.
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CHAPTER ccLx1v.
An Act to authorize turnpike companies to aban-
don portion of their roads and properly

An Act to authorize turnpike companies to aban-
don portion of their roads and properly
l. Re it enacted by the Senate and General AS
semby of the State of New Jersey, That any turn
pike company in this state may abandon any por-
ton of their road not exceeding tWothirds Of the
entire length of the road, when the same may be
favored by vote of those owning majority of
the capital stock of said company the resolution
to abandon portion of said turnpike shall de-
scribe the part SO abandoned, and shall be signed
by the preside and secretary of said turnpike
company, duly acknowledged before an officer
authorized to take the acknowledgment of deeds
in this state and shall thereupon be recorded in
the office of the clerk of the county wherein such
turnpike company is situated; provided, that the
part of said turnpike so abandoned shall be i'll
all respects in as good repair as when the said
company began operating the same.
.. And be it enacted, That If any turnpike
company in this state shall abandon any portion
of their road it shall not impair their right to col
lect toll the unabandoned portion of said turn
pike; provided that said company shall collect
only such proportion of the toll previously
allowed as the length of the portion of the turn
pike not abandoned bears to the abandoned pOr-
ton; and said turnpike company shall, of the
portion of road retained by said company, have
all the rights powers and privileges, and be sub
ject to all the Duties liabilities and restrictions
which said turnpike company had under its
charter
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed june l, 1886.
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papers on INC "a. Their c1ce 5iizil ne nzusrs Oh
public record and parties shall be deemed to have
due notic0of the existence thereof and the same
shall be open the inspection of the public dur
ing the business hours Of every day Except Sun
day and holidays and copies thereof certified
under the seal OF the clerk OF such board shall be
evidence in all courts and places the same as the
original would be II produced.
"a And be it enacted, That after the completion
of the laying out, opening. constructing and i'm
provement of said road such board shall forth
with make or cause TO be made copy of all map
or maps, report or reports, record or records in
their office relating to the course and location of
the seal of such board and the hand of the clerk
thereof and the director or other presiding officer
and file the same in the Office of the county clerk
there to be and remain of record.
Is. And be ii enacted, That whenever in this
act words importing the plural number are used
in describing referring to any matter, parties or
persons any single matter, party or person shall
be deemed to be included although distributive
words may not be used; and when any subject,
matter party person Is described or referred TO
by words importing the single number or the
masculine gender, several matters and persons
and females as well as males, and bodies corpo-
rate as we'll individuals, shall be deemed to bo
included and these rules of construction shall
apply in all cases unless it be otherwise specially
provided herein or unless there be something In
the subject or context repugnant to such construc
ton.
26 And be 1t enacted, That this act shall be
deemed public act and shall take effect imme-
diately
Approved May IS, 1886.
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CHAPTER cCLxrII.

An Act authorizing the Lighting of public streets
and places in the cities, towns, townships, Dor
oughs and villages of the state.a
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall
hereafter be lawful for the common council,
township committee, or other municipal author
tiles of any city, town, township, borough or
village in the said state from time to time, and by
ordinance or resolution, to order and cause any
public street or streets place places, any part
or parts thereof in any such city, town, township
borough, or village. respectively, to be lighted
with gas or otherwise, and for that purpose to
erect and maintain, or cause to be erected and
maintained, all necessary and proper posts, lam
terms and fixtures, and to make and enter into
any contract or contracts with any other party or
parties in relation to the same, and to cause the
annual expense thereof after being ascertained
or determined by resolution of said council,
committee or other municipal authorities to be
certified unto the assessor or assessors of said CITY
town. township. borough. or village: and that
such annual expense shah thereupon be levied,
assessed and collected from all the real and per
sonal property in said city, town, township, Dor
ough or village respectively, in the same manner,
at the same time and under the same penaltiesi
(but without any extra compensation therefor ]
the taxes for the working or repairing Of roads
or streets in such city, town, township borough
or village respectively, are or may be provided,
however, that in making such assessment of the
tax hereby authorized, the said assessor or asses
sors shall not be restricted or controlled in any
way whatsoever by any special or other act of the
legislature heretofore passed, whereby the amount
of any tax to be raised in any city town town
ship, borough or village is limited to a certain
percentage upon the valuation of the assessed
property therein.
Q And be it enacted, That any act or acts, or
any part or parts thereof inconsistent with the
provisions of this act, is and hereby repealed
in so far as it or they is inconsistent here
with, and that this act is hereby declared to be q
public act and shall take effect immediately
Passed June ], 1856.
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-sy sewer or drain in the next preceding fiscal
year, over ana above tie TOTAL alioEng a. s1e as
sessrnent made against the lands and real estate
peculiarly benefited, 1t shall be lawful for the
board OF aldermen, for the purpose of paying the
amount so reqlred TO be paid BY the city at large,
and of providing for the interest on the bonds to
be issued, to issue bonds in the corporate name
OF the city, and pledging for the redemption
thereof the faith Of said city, under the seal of
denomination as to them shall seem fit, bearing
interest at a rate not to exceed five per centum
per annum, and redeemable in not more than
twenty years from date, and TO dispose of the
same from time to time as may be necessary; pro-
vided, however that said bonds shall not be dis
posed OF at less than their par value
q And be It enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed june ]. 1856
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CHAPTER ccLxxru

An act entitled :" An act to provide cofnpensa-
ton to be paid to the inspector of factories and
twenty -trst, one thousand eighGhundred and
eighty-six.
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
assembly OF the State of New Jersey, That the
draw upon the treasurer for the salary of Law
renee 7. Fell, as the inspector of factories and
WORKSHOPS at the rate provided by law for said
from the twenty-third day of March to the tlgentr
and eighty-six
effect Immediately.
Approved June 2, 1886
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CHAPTER CcLxvI.

An Act 10 authorize the owner or owners Of stud
farms within this state TO hold fairs or exhibi-
tons upon said farms.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That it shall
and may be lawful for the owner or owners Of any
stud farm or farms used for the breeding of fancy
trotting or racing stock in the state OF New Jersey
to hold upon the said farm, from time TO time and
often as such owner or owners may deem
proper fairs or exhibitions for the development
of speed or other desired qualities, and, to en-
rewards for stock exhibited and for superiority in
the objects sought for, and to ask, demand and
receive, for his or their own USE reasonable fees
for admittance.
2sAnd be it enacted That for the purpose Of
preserving good order, peace and decorum upon
and about farms or exhibition grounds and among
the visitors and spectators to the same, the said
owner OF owners shall have police jurisdiction
within the boundaries of any Of their said
grounds; and they shall not sell or permit to be
sold upon their said grounds any vinous spurious
or malt liquors, nor shall they gamble or permit
gambling in any form whatever upon their said
grounds: and it shall also be lawful for the said
owner or owners OF such stud farms to appoint,
from time TO time, one or more fit, proper and dis
Greet person or persons, who shall take and sub
scribe before one of the judges of the court of
common pleas or one of the justices of the peace
of the county where the said farm or exhibition
grounds are situate or held, an oath or afirma-
ton, which oath or affirmation shall be filed In
the Office of the clerk of said county, and shall be
OF like form and effect as now required by law for
constables to take and subscribe, and the date of
filing shall be Endorsed by said clerk, who shall
be paid the lawful fee for filing such papers, and
which said person or persons 80 appointed and
sworn shall possess the same authority and powers
on the said stud farm and exhibition grounds,
and on the lands and premises adjacent thereto,
within the limits named in this section Of this
act, which constables now possess in criminal
cases in this state
3. And be it enacted, That the said person or
persons so appointed shall have power and au-
thority, without process to arrest any and all per.
sons who shall be there foGnd violating any of
the laws of this state, or who shall conduct them
selves in a disorderly or immoral manner, or dis
and exhibitions or visitors thereto, or rules and
regulations of said owner or owners, which said
rules and regulations shall be plainly printed and
farm and exhibition grounds; and said parties
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CHAPTER ccLxxrv
An Act to provide additional COMPENSATION
the officers of the legislatures

An Act to provide additional compensation for
the officers of the Legislature
/. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey That the
several pages of the senate be paid an additional
compensation of twenty-five dollars each for
ture; that the several clerks and officers 81 the
senate and house of assembly, who have not re-
ceiyed any compensation for services during the
impeachment trial, be paid fifty dollars each for
pages OF the senate and house of assembly who
have not received any compensation for services
during the impeachment trial. be paid twenty-five
dollars each for extra services and that the pay
ments herein provided for be paid by the treasurer
on the warrant OF the comptroller
2 And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved June ,, 1886.
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CHAPTER ccLxY1I.
An Act Concerning clties.


l. Be It enacted by the Senate and General As
Fembly of the state of New Jersey, That in any
city of this state in which there is land owned by
such city and not required for the purpose for
which 1t was purchased, the board of aldermen or
common council or other governing body of any
such city is hereby authorized by an Affirmative
vote of four-ffths Of all the members of such
board. council or other governing body, with the
concurrence of the board having charge Of the
finances of such city and the approval of the
mayor of such city, to assume control Of such
land, and TO prepare and allow the same to be
used by the public as park or place of recrea-
ton.
2 And be 1t enacted, That the board of alder
men, common council or other governing body
of any such city may expend for the purpose of
improving such land, and rendering the same
suitable for the purposes of park or place of
recreation, such sum of money, not exceeding the
sum of ten thousand dollars, as shall be appro-
priated for such purpose, and may expend for the
purpose of maintaining and improving such park
such sum of money, not exceeding one thousand
dollars each year. as shall be appropriated there
for.
8. And be it enacted, That the board of alder
men, common council or other governing body
of any such city shall have power TO adopt such
rules and regulations and appoint one or more
keepers for the care and safety of such park, as
may be deemed necessary for the purpose; provi-
ded, that an appropriation shall be made for the
4 And be it enacted. That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed June /, 1886.
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CHAPTER CcLxx.

A further supplement to the act entitled can act
to provide additional accommodations for the
insane of this state" approved March thirty
first one thousand eight Hundred and seventy
one, and supplements thereto.
/. Belt enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State Of New Jersey That in order
to enable the board of managers of the state asy-
lum for the insane at Morristown, New Jersey, to
establish system of sewerage for that institution
that the sum of thirty thousand dollars he and
the same is hereby appropriated, to be paid by
the treasurer of the state on warrant of the comp
trofler drawn the requisition of said managers
provided, that none of the money appropriated
hereby shall be used or expended for any purpose
whatever, except for the purpose of sewerage
effect Immediately.
Passed June l. 1886.