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An Act to amend act entitled IAN act to author
ize the sale Of church prop srty and vesting q
valid title thereto in the purchaser free fl ON uses
for church PURPOSES" approved April hfth one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-sx.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State of New Jersey That the rst section
of the act to which this Is amendatory, be and the
is hereby amended that it shall read as fol-
lows
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General ASSEM-
bly, Of the State of New Jersey That any incorpor-
ated religious society, by it's trustees consistory,
other board persons managing the temporalities
of such religious socie,y, be and they are hereby
authorized to sell and conveyn fee-smple or other
wise, any lands premises and real estate owned by
them, together with the appurtenances, and to- exc
cute and deliver good and sufficient deeds of con-
veyance therefor for any part thereof to The
chaser or purchasers OF the same, and that every
such deed or deeds of conveyance shall be
good and effectual in law; provided, the said sale
shall have been duly authorized at meeting of the
said religious society, by the vote of twothrds of
those present at said meeting; and provided. fur
ther, that said meeting shall have been duly and
legally called.
.. And be 1t enacted. That this act shall take ef-
feet imme mediately.
Passed February 27, 1889
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hereafter provided; provided nevertheless tEat ~
case such creditor 50 falling to present his debt de-
mand or claim shall, after the final settlement OF
the account of the executor or admlnlstrator, ma
some other estate not accounted for ne shail De en-
titled to have his debt demand or claim pald there
out or to ratabe proportion thereof, in case other
creditors shall be barred of their DEBTS demands or
claims. -, -. %
Q And be it enacted That this act shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
Approved February is, 1889.
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rights privileges, benefits and exemptions of what
soever kind provided for exempt fremen by any law
of this state now or hereafter existing.
IA And be it enacted, That all acts and parts Of
acts repugnant to or inconsistent herewith, be ana
the same hereby repealed and that this shall De
public act and take effect Immediately.
Approved February 25, 1889
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CHAPTER XIX

An Act to repeal an act entitled "a supplement to
an act to establish system of public instruction"
fRevision1 approved March twenty seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four, passed
and eighty-five.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New jersey That the act en-
titled A supplement to an act to establish system
of public instruction" [Revision] approved March
twenty-seventh, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-four, which supplementary act was passed
March seventeenth one thousand eight hundred
and eghty-ive be and the same is hereby repealed.
q And be it enacted That this act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
Approved February 26, 1889.
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Approved February 25, 1889.
CHAPTER XIII.

Further Supplement to the act entitled +, An act
for the protection of game and game fish, APP
proved April fourth, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-eight.
bly of the State of New Jersey That hereafter it
shall not be lawful for any person persons to take
or catch any brook-trout in any of the streams or
after the fifteenth day of July of each year under
penalty of ten dollars for each and every fish taken
or caught contrary to the provisions hereof.
@ And be it enacted, That all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent herewith contrary hereto be and
the same are hereby repealed and that this supple
mental act shall take effect Immediately.
Approved February %, 1889.
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CHAPTER XVIII.

A Supplement- to an act entitled An ACT 10 proVlqe
for licensing hacks and other vehicles by the
township committees of the several townships of
this state, and for the better government OF the
same" approved March fifth, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy nine.
l. Be it enacted be the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That sectonone
of the act entitled An act to provide for Licensing
hacks and other vehicles by the township COM
mittees Of the several townships of this state, and
for the better government OF the same, approved
March fifth one thousand eight hundred and seven
tynine shall be and hereby Is amended so that said
section shall read as follows:
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That in all
townships of this state the township committee OF
said township shall have power within the limits OF
censing and regulating hacks, cabs, omnibuses,
stages carriages and vehicles used for the carrying
and transportation of passengers, and to fix the Ii
cense fee for the same and to prohibit unlicensed
persons from acting in the capacity OF hackmen
O. And be it enacted, That this act shall take ef-
feet Immediately
Approved February 26, 1889.
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CHAPTER XXI.

A Supplement to an act entitled An act concern
ing Corporations" approved April seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy five.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the State of New Jersey That IT shall pc
themselves into a company to carry any business
which has for its object the selling Of credit or the
limiting insuring or guaranteeing of the losses OF
wholesale dealers manufacturers and jobbers, aris-
ing by reason OF bad debts, upon making and filing
Certificate in writing of their organization n the
manner hereafter mentioned; such certificates
shall set forth first. the name assumed to designate
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proved proved February Is, 1889.


Supplement to an act entitled An act declaring
when the death Of persons absenting themselves
shall be presumed passed the seventh day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
seven hundred and ninety
sebly of the State OF New Jersey That IN case any
person who If living at the death Of any deceaent d
dedent any lands and real estate within this state,
shall OF may at the date of the death OF such de-
cedent be presumed TO be dead, pursuant 70 tne
provisions Of the act to which this is supplement
then any person or persons who would be entitled
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.

BY AUTHORITY

CHAPTER I.
A Supplement to an act entitled An act to regulate
elections approved April eighteenth one thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy-slX -
Pa II enacted bv the Senate and General Assem-
bly Of the State of New Jersey That in al eectons
general local or charter to be held IN tnls site tns
nss DTls st seven o'clock in the evening and shall be
kept open during the whole day of election n
y Sno adonrn the proceedings in such election from
one o'clock until two o'clock in the afternoon or
for such shorter time, between those hours as they
shall see fit. .4o,i .o1-o ae
feet Immediately.
Anproved January 2S, 1889.
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CHAPTER XXX.
An Act to empower cities in this state to provide for
the payment for repairs made to and upon public
CHAPTFR Xxx.

the payment for repairs made to and upon public
streets or public places in such cities.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS
semby Of the State Of New Jersey That n any city
cognizance and control of the improving regulating
or repairing of streets and public places IN such
city, shall have heretofore made any necessary or re-
oured repars to and upon any such streets public
places in excess of any appropriation or provision
made to any such board authorities for such puT-
pose then in such case and upon the board of such
city having the charge and control of the finances
therein being satisfied that such repairs have been
made said board having the charge and control of
such finances of such city shall make provision for
the payment Of the cost of such repairs to such
streets or public places made by the board or au-
thorities as aforesaid, and said board having the
charge and control of the finances of such city shall
pay the amount of the cost of such repairs; provid
ed however, that the cost of such repairs as afore.
said and the expenditure therefor shall not exceed
the sum of thirty-fve hundred dollars
p And be it enacted, That all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act be
and the are hereby repeated, ana mat tnls act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved February 26 1899.
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CHAPTER VIII.

Further Supplement to an act entitled :" An act
respecting the orphans court, and relating to the
powers and duties of the ordinary and the OF,
phans court and surrogates kevislonI, approved
March twenty seventh, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy -four.
bly Of the State Of New Jersey, That section sixty
two Of the act to which this is amendatory, be and
the same is hereby amended to read ana be IN the
following words -
S. And be it enacted That after the expiration OF
the time in such order limited the orphans court OF
or his satisfaction that such notice has been set up
and advertised directed may, by final decree, or
der that all creditors who have not brought IN tneI
claims within the time in said order directed shall
be barred from any action therefor against the exec
utor or administrator and any creditor who shail
have neglected to bring in his debt, demand or
claim within the time so limited shall by such de-
cree be forever barred of his or her action therefor
against such executor or administrator, except as
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CHAPTER XXI

CHAPTER XXI.
An Act to amend an act entitled An act to author
ize the appointment of port wardens in certain
cities of this state approved April fifth one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy
sembly of the State of New Jersey That section SIX
of an act entitled An act to authorize the appoint
ment port IN ces sgb m th1s hndTed
and seventy yeight, be and the same IS hereby
amended so as to read as follows:
G. And be it enacted, That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons, except the warden ap-
pointed under this act to assume to act as port war
den, assume to perform, or perform under any
name or title any work. service or duty OF any KIND
or description which such port warden may per-
form or which it may be lawful for any owner con-
gnee or other 70 4 pure of
of the duties prescribed in this act or pertaining to
the said office, whether or not the port warden, mas
been notified or requested to act ana u snal pc un-
lawful for any person persons to employ, AID or
suffer any other person than the Legally appolnted
warden to perform any OF such dutes; ana II snan @
be also unlawful for any person or persons to issue
certificates of surveys vessels vessels materials
or goods damaged with the intent to defeat or de-
fraud the provisions of this act and any person or
persons violating any of the provisions of this act
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor. and shall,
on conviction thereof be punished by hne not ex.
ceeding five hundred dollars or Imprisonment at
hard labor for a term not exceeding one year, or
BOTH and further shall forfeit and pay to the war
den Of the county in which such Violation on snail c &C. %
ense to be sued for and recovered by the SAID war
den of such county, or his successor in ohice under
his proper name and title, in any court OF civil
jurisdiction of this state and further that it shall
be lawful for the chancellor petition duly verl-
fed by port warden duly appointed representing
warden, is acting such or in any way 1nterfer
ing with the duties of such port warden, or in any
violating any Of the 81 ms anv acs suc6
person, restraining and enjoining him from SO act
ing
feet Immediately.
Approved February 27, 1889.
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Wednesday in May, in every year. each association
anv snecia legislative act shall and may choose out
of the whole body of the membership thereof nve
delegates to represent said corporatlon az tne meet
ing of the New Jersey state exempt nremens asso-
ciation."
said New Jersey state exempt fTemens Ss SsSpc1a h
elected to serve for the ensuing year. together with
such other officers to serve for the same PERIOD as
the Constitution and bylaws adopted by such state
association shall require and president and sec
retary SO chosen at said first meeting OF sald staIe as
socaton shall within thirty days thereaiIer me In
the office of the secretary of state OF TINS state
sworn statement of the fact of such election and or
the names of the officers chosen and said certlf
cate filed shall be deemed ana taken 70 DC ene
exempt fremen's association, ana sald certncate
shall contain reference to this act and state tne IN
tenton to incorporate such state association there
under and shall have thereon an impression OF tne
common seal of such state association ana from Ine
date of the filing Of such certificate sucn M New " Jer e
sey state exempt hremen's assocatloh snaii NC III
corporated in fact and in law.
u And be 1t enacted, That any local exempt nre,
mems Sr a any meeting
thereof by vote, by written or printed pai,os' ~ ~
two-thirds of the members present and voting IN
favor thereof provided that notice OF sucn meeting
and of the purpose thereof signed by at least ten oi
the members shall have been mailed TO eacn person
entitled to vote thereat at least twenty Gays
Gus thereto and shall have been published for three
weeks successfully, once in each Week. IN news
paper circulating in the neighborhood where lne
ha ay ss bs d %
county in which said association may be locateu,
and note of the filing thereof shall be made gY saia
clerk the margin of the record OF the RECORDED act
of incorporation of such dissolved association
ID. And be it enacled, That any exempt nreman q
this state upon production Of certicate unaes she
setting forth that the exemption certificate OF such
exempt fireman is duly filed in the once OF sucn
cities towns boroghs, townships and fire districts
of the state, to demand, have and receive all tne
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-05-02
%uE STOCK MARKET T.LOUIS
THE ST. LOUIS NATIONAL
STOCK YARDS


Essassa a. Kass ~ Louls. nL
piEeo,ly opposits ne city Of g. LouiA Baysru
eQr Al description of Live Stock always In -.
atndenee, and within tho grounds OF tho slook
Yards are beef oAnnipg Company, with .
eApecily for sIauHhiering Loo bead Of cattle
daily, and PORK Packing Establishments vilh
, capeoiiy for alaushlsrins is,elo Aogs daily.
4 ISAAC II. KNOX, PresIdsul
|cHAA 7. JONES. supt
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SKINNER, RATCLIFF & co.
FIRE DEPiBrpESr rOFvISIrA.
WhO Psid for the Apparatus and the
Amounts.

The following list OF names are OF the par
ties who contributed money for the purpose
OF buying hook and ladder outfit. The said
outfit has been purchased OF cost OF ss25,
upon a contract Of e2Oo being paid within ten
days after receiving the same at yinita, the
other si25 TO be FRld In six months wagon and
outnt TO stand as security for the balance due.
Amount Of freight ssT 20; amount raised aud
paid out s2l7 90, contributed as follows;
VIC Patton, ss5 O0i J NJ Little, 20 90; John
swain, 25 ooi skinner, Ratelin 4 Co.. 20 %,
fOrtner A Bagby, 5 90; L l. Crutchleld, 10 90;
A & Raymond, 10 90; Thos BluejAeket, 10 90;
J Burns. 10 ooi VIM Chouteau, 10 90; G W
Green, 10 Ooi y G Cowan, 10 Ooi J t Gunter,
8 ooi + Browning, : ooi II Balentine. S 90,
II Cook, . 90; WV Miller, S 90; W Miller,
o0i d Hieks, sos Joseph Hunt, 5 90, ! n
Wolf. O0i A @ b Allen, l 90; J Y Charles
worth, 2 5oi p shehan, I %; $ J Thompson,
l ooi j ID stevens, 2 b0i Il MonagAn. I OOi A
Eruds, Ooi W l. Trott, S O0i II Irionslds, 5 90.
Here below will be found a llst OF names
aud amount that was paid for the purpose OF
paying the freight;
X n Ratclin, I Ooi ] NJ little. l so; n C BAL.
lard, .5Oi II L Rudisill, .5ol W c PAitsn, 90,
ID stevens .60i j & Anderson, .Soi y ID Thom-
as, .6oi W II Shehan. I Ooi + MonagAn, 80;
y L Decker. l 00i II Balentine, so; NJ
Wright, l Ooi Hall, sos Henry Drew. 90;
o Hall, ooi A w Foreman, ass Pumph.
rey. ass A Radley, so; W williams. 30.
VIM Chouteau, .5oi G W Green, .5Oj A Agnew
.50i Gunter, Ooi J N Mccarthy; 80, Geo
NJ MeKeshan. ass Fortner Bagby, 90; Mrs
II Barritt, l OOi J II wanke. .2si l. b Bell,
Ooi Jlsi McCrary, .50i W strout. .s5i
Joseph Harris, IS. Respectfully,
J. NJ TITTLE.
Anyone wishing to contribute can pay tho
sAms to Ar. W. Criswsll.
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OOWGLA IrEns.

"A school picnlc IL spoken Of az one OF the
possibilities OF the futare.
. Mira. Townsend, ofInlnois, is visiting her
parents, Rev. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jaoke, OF this
place.
Our school Ia nourlshlng. Allss Mccoy
resigned on account Of tho illness Of her moth
ar aud Misc AoNalr now has charge.
some time ago a small steamboat passed
down the river, awAksng the echoes as they
never wsre before. II lie sAlda family living
near, hearing the whistle. supposed Il 20 be-
the scream ef panther aud took refuge In the
hense with an ax aa weapon OF defense.
April has not been favorable growing
weather" Instead Of gentle showers We have
had heavy rains, Worms OF varlons kinda
have destroyed much ffult hsroabouts.
Chinch bags are lnluring the oats alightly,
bat everyone IL hopeful for The fnturs-busy
and cheerful. Our farmers nnd ready sale Tor
grain and hay 10 the contractors OF the new
railroad being bullt werk On the railroad
bridge aeross The vedlgrls rlsor win COM
menee pooai whta ria complete We shall no
longer dread 10 zee ths stream rise
April ~, lee9. VrarrAs.
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HIGH PRICES 5
Are new thing Of the PsSt.
p. Henry & Sons,

AT CHELSEA, l. T.,
Have "Knocked the StufIin'" out
of the long profits previously
made on
Dry Goods. Notions, Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Groceries,
and in fact everything needed by
the FARMER and STocKMAN. Their
motto is "quick sales and short
profits" They buy with CASH
and take in exchange for Mdse.,
Cattle, HOgs.& all Country Produce.
They are anxious to please and
ii you visit their house you will be
benefited, whether they are or not
as you will get the bottom on goods,
CERTAIN. BAG
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JONATHAN GORE.

MISCELLANEOUS ADS
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NOTES FROM ADAIR.
Heuse Burhed-ComlnE Home From OklahOmi
freight Businsss-A New store.

A Heuse Burned-Comlng Home From Oklahoma
Freight Businsss-A New store.
-. W. Skinner spent Saturday In vinitA
MIRA Judge CLARK and daughter Iydla went
to Vinita last Thursday.
Tuck Ryder who has been on the sick liat
for several weesa, IL cut again.
Several OF our Oklahoma beomers have re-
turned Things work the other way out there.
-Mrs. Charley MeComba Is lying quite low
aud serious donbts are entertained Of her re-
oovery.
MIR Nat skinner, Of vinlta, paid Walt to
his brother,J. w sklnner,on Friday. return
ing Saturday morning.
--Messrs. HOuslsy A Choat have their new
blacksmith shop fairly under way, bot busi-
nesa.is so rushing that they have not been able
to roof Il as yet.
-itreports be true we are 70 have another
store right away J. A, Hall, OF vinita.
Ia the coming merchant with large stsek OF
goods. The more the msrrier
We had the hardest storm OF the season on
last Fnaay anernoon. The rainfall wac
heavily accompanied with hail, which
did considerable damage TO frult
The railway company gave US a freight or
nce on the 2ist aud the busines for the ntst
week foets mp over eighty dollars. Who says
freight once Won't pay hereq Aud who sald
we wouldn't get our new depotG Well, It's
coming before long aud don't you forget Il.
Our friend. WIN S. choat. was giaddened
by the arrival OF sister and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor, OF Baptlst. 1. r., who paid
Adalr visit ON their way 10 Ohio. Mr. Tay-
lor. understand has, OF will before he takes
his departure for Ohio. take a claim in the
vicinity Of Adair, where he will make his
nome after his return from Ohio.
The residence occupied by AIR. MeComba,
on the Nelma' place. about four mlloa oast Of
town waa eurnsd on the asth. about II O'Clock
q. m. There were none Of the men folks al
home and the house aad contents we're an en-
ilre lona. The women had lust returned fonl
nshing, built nro Ia The kitohen aud were
oul cleaplpg ihe aah when tho Ore Was dscos-
erod 90 BE- under hendway.
Adplr, I. r. April n, isso VINO.
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A. D. CUBINE,
Manufacturer OF and Dealer In
BOOTS : AND : SHOES,
clEEEYNlLLE. KAN.

Does all kinds OF Boot and Shoe
work. guaranteeing a fit and salts
faction in every respect. Parties de-
string work can send their names
and addresses and will receive a
circular giving full directions how
70 measure the foot.
A. w. CUBINE, foreman, has
done nothing else for years and is
giving better satisfaction in the
Boot business than any man in the
west.
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Judge shackleford was IN the city last
sunday on bis way home 70 Indiana.
Mr.. Wheat started yesterday morning with
his horse and buggy for Aurora, Mo-, hIs fu-
ture home.
Mr.. Henry came IN from Chelsea iAst even
Ing and in company with :Andy Grantham
went south on the frat train.
Ora. Fortner Bagby went 10 ST.. Louis
yesterday TO attend as delegates. the conyen-
tion Of railroad surgeons % the United states.
They will return Saturday.
-Dr. Carver, the expert life shot, was
among the celebrities In town yesterday. He
Ia making mp show company and ceme direct
10 headquarters for his talent.
Mrs. Biakeney has sent her children, Car
rie and Arch, TO Colorado, TO stay for a time
with their uncle, "Eam" GoodyksontE. Mr..
Green went with them o. far as Parsons where
they were placed In charge of lady who was
going ont.
w. II. Fry. OF the lrm OF Lindsey a Fry,
Claremore, was married at that place last
Sunday morning 10 Miss Lotta Gibbs. TheJ
came at once TO vlnita for a brief visit with
friends, returning Monday. Belng an old
academy boy will has many acqusintancss in
this city who will jsIn us In wishing him al
overnowing measure ofjo
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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY!

To-day, After the Great Washington Cen
tennial we Inaugurate the Following
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(PRIvATE.)
Office Of ". ". MILLER q CO., Hard,cdre Dealers
ViRita, I. T., Marrh 81, 1889.
Mr.. CHTEFTAIN--
Wehave not time TO prepare 'copy" for change
of our ad and will leave it to you. What wants
to impress upon the people the truth that we have
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
of every description and are selling them at the same
prices which asked at Seneca Chetopa Cofeyville
elsewhere.
Please call attention to the fact that we have
made another Barbed Wire as follows:
Galvanized ..................s4. "a. 10 per 100 lbs
Painted 49, per 100 lbs.
". W. MILLER co.