Bridgeton pioneer., 1886-07-08
[BY AUTHORITY.l
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
CHAPTER LXXXII.

OUT this state.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the State of New Jersey. That
whenever railroad corporation. created by
the consolidation of railroad corporation or
corporations of this state with a railroad cor
poration corporations of another state Or
states whose line of railroad lies partly in this
state and partly in another state or states. has
heretofore executed a mOrgtage upon its entire
line of road, and sale of the entire line OF road
under such mortgage has heretofore been ad-
judged and decreed by court OF competent
jurisdiction of Or in the state or states in which
the greater part of such line OF railroad may be
situated and such sale has been heretofore
made IN said state or states, then upon the con-
tirmation and appoval of such judgement or
decree and of the sale made hereunder by the
court of chancery of this state, or the circuit
court of the United States in and for the dis
trict of New Jersey, such sale shall operate to
pass title TO the purchaser OF that part OF the
line of railroad lying in this state together with
its appurtenances and franchises, with the same
force and effect as if the judgement or decree
under whlch.such sale is had mas been made Dy
II court of competent jurisdiction OF or IN this
state; and such judgement or decree ana sale
may be so confirmed and approved in any ac-
ton now pending or which may De Drought
within thirty days after the passage of this act,
in the said court of chancery or me said circuit
OF such mortgage, or in aid OF any actlon Tor
that purpose heretofore brought in such other
state, upon due provision being made oy 3mdg.
of any liens upon that part of the line of road
OF other property sold, situate in this state, ac-
eordng to their respective prlorfes Provdeo
proval and order shall be made within sixty
days after the passage of this act.
2. And be it enacted, That e. corporation r. hoh
the greater part of the line OF such railroad may
be situated, for the purpose OF taking title 70
and operating the entire line OF railroad, with
its franchises and appurtenances sold upon the
foreclosure OF such mortgage. snail, upon tne
judgement, decree and sale being duly con-
frmed and approved, as herein provided. hold,
and nnn atcf hot MS rt n
railroad lying in this state, and have all the
rights and franchises heretofore possessed by
the corporation executing the mortgage under
which such judgement or decree and the sale
were made, and such as now are or may here
after be conferred upon railroad corporations
organized under the laws OF this state, ana
shall be subject to the duties and liabilities to
which such corporation was by the law OF this
state subject, and to such further or other
duties and liabilities as are now or may here
after be imposed by law upon railroad corpor-
ations of this state.
3. And be it enacted, That an exemphed
copy of the charter, certificate OF incorporation
articles of association under and by virtue
of which such new corporation is created and
of the judgment or decree under which snch
entire line of railroad was sold, and certified
copy of such Judgment or decree of confirms
alton and approval of the court of or i'll this
state shall be filed in the Office of the secretary
of state for this state.
apply to any corporation unless such corpor-
.ation shall first and as condition precedent
to the exercise or any power granted py tnis
act or any other act of the legislature OF this
state, file in the office of the secretary OF state
an agreement to be approved by the governor
and the attorney general. walvlng all flgnts OF
exemption from taxation and from privileges
and advantages arising from any law or con,
tract df any there be) establishing any specla
mode of taxation of any such corporation, ana
the further agreement to be bOund Dy any seH-
eral law of this state now in existence or that
may hereafter be passed taxing such cOrpor-
ationS are now authorized to be taxed py the
legislature of this state under any general law;
and further agreeing that the exercise OF any
power granted by this act shall not IN any way
affect the rights of the state Qf any there eXlst)
to take the property of such corporation under
any existing law of the state, and agreeing
further, that all laws affecting such corporation
shall be subject to alteration or repeat by the
legislature.
5, And be it enacted, That this act shall be
deemed public act and take effect lmmedi-
atey.
Approved March %, 1886.
CHAPTER LXXXIII.
a further supplement to an act entitled An
act to limit the age and employment hours OF
children, minors and women, and to appoint
an inspector for the enforcement OF the
same," approved March fifth, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three.
]. Be it enacted by the senate ana o Gensrat TLat
the inspector appointed under the act ana the
supplement thereto, to which this is further
supplement. and his successors shall nave aL, aho
governor and comptroller, three suitable per-
sons, who shall be residents and citizens OF TINS
state as deputy inspectors, who, when appoint
ed shall hold Office for the term OF one year, at
salary of one thousand dollars per annum, to
he paid monthly, and shall have like power as
the inspector under the act to which TINS Is a
further supplement. but shall be governed by
and subject to the control and direction OF sad
inspector.
2. And be it enacted, That the inspector of
factories and workshops and his deputies, snail
be furnished with certificates or authority Dy
the secretary of state, and that they snail pro-
duce the same if so requested by any occuplcr
of factory. mne workshop or establishment.
5. And be it enacted, That it will be illegal
for any one to personate an Inspector or 1acto-
ries or forge his certificate of authority. 49,
4. And be it enacted. That it Will be illegal
for any one to delay the factory inspectors IN
the exercise of their duties. or to conceal or at
tempt to conceal any child or children from ex-
animation by the inspectors.
5, And be it enacted, That every manuiac-
turer, merchant or other person VINO snaii pe
guilty of any violation of the PROVISIONS OF TINS
act shall be liable to penalty OF fifty dollars
for each Otfense, to be recovered in an action OF
debt in the manner provided in section four or
the act to which this is a supplement-.
g. And be it enacted That all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
:. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect immediately.
Approved March 22 1886.