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THE NORTHWESTERN LOAN COM
i pany loans money on personal property
and all goods of value. Room l3 Willoughby
BLOCK corner Fourth and Robert
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Male.

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yXTANTED-Four young men and LADIES'
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IL young white spotted bloodhound; large,
dark gray Russian wolf; all have leather
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reward for recovery. George W. Love- 6S1
Wabasha st.
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CECUKITY LOAN CO.,
- 325 Jackson st.
Anv amount OF money to loan on furniture,
horses, carriages, diamonds and jewelry at
the lowest rates. Business strictly private.
u FIapipan Manager
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SCOLICITORS-Wan ladies and gentle
- men for city soliciting; salary, $50 per
month; position permanent. Call Monday
or Tuesday upon Piper & Shots, SOB Drake
Dor
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-25
A Vegetable Wonder.

A remarkable vegetable or horti-
cultural curiosity is to be exhibited at
tho next state fair in California. Sew
eral weeks ago grapevine growing in
close proximity TO an apple tree was
found to have bloom similar to those
on the tree. FINALLY q handsome apple
has developed, which will be exhibited
as a.,ovo mentioned as proof OF All alb
normal growth which seems to be nat
nrsl grating.
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CHAPTER XXX.

a Further Supplement to an act entitled
An act for tho formation of borough
governments approved April fifth, ore
thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gem
ersll Assembly OF the State of New Jersey,
That the mayor and Council snail nave
power and authority TO CONSTRUCT, cree
and maintain plants, works and Elacni-
merry, or purchase plants works anu MAJ
chlnery already constructed, for lightins
the streets, roads, avenues and puDnc
places within the borough by electricity
or otherwise, and may issue bonds tor the
payment Of the cost Of such construction
or purchase in the manner and according
TO the provisions of sections twelve, thir-
teen and fourteen of an act entitled a
further supplement- TO an act entitled
IAN act I0r tine formation OF borough gov
ernments,' approved April fifth, one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight, WHEN supplement- was approved
March twenty third. one thousand eighs
hundred and elghtY-eight
2 And be it enacted, That it shall be
1awful for the mayor and council TO sup
ply persons or corporations, either within
Or without the corporate limits with
lights, and to receive and apply for the
benefit Of the borough such sum or sums
OF money as may be received thereffom
g. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately, ana thatfall acts
and parts Of acts inconsistent with the
provisions of this act be and the same
are hereby repealed.
Approved March 5, 1880.
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drens' aid society Of the city OF Newark !
and ',The society for the prevention OF
cruelty TO children, or any other societies
of like character in said State, may con
solidate and operate under the name OF
one society, according 70 fhe provisions
OF this act, without affecting the validity
OF any beqnests. devises Or legaeies given
TO sald societies
s. Ana ba IL enacted. That When any
minor. chiid Or children. sAall nave been
abandoned, abused. violated. assaulted or
cruelty treated In any manner whateso-
ever by pareuts guaraiau or custodian,
md satisfactory and leEal proof OF the
same produced before a4Justice Of the
piece or Judge Of any court OF record Of
said sta.g before whom such proof Is
taken and received, it shHll be lawful for
any justice Of the pieees or judge Of
judges, or any court OF reqrd aforesaid,
ID commit such child or children to the
care and custody Of any sosiety so incor-
porated, and that said society may dem
lure said child or children Atntll eighteen
and tweuty-one years OF aJf, with Il view
10 provide homes suitable pr the mental,
moral aud physical imprevement OF said
child or children.
&. And be it enacted, Inf all judges,
Justices OF the, piece, eohsFables. sheiiifs
and officers OF police shsdl, as occasion
may require. and lie society SO ineorpor-
ated, its officers, members ana agents in
the enforcement OF all lteFs wEicli nov
are or t.lav hereafter be enacted relating
"a or effecting children, and that for the
nnrDosa Of hrIna aging otfendeS against such
laws of justice, the like uwers shall be
and are hereby given tolthe member,
officers and agents Of any flch laeerpor-
ated society as arc givenfby law to the
members. officers and agents of the
society for the prevention VI cruelty to
animals. 4
4 Aud be it enacted HAT the pro-
visions of this act shall lbt extend or
apply to any association + Individuals
Who shall, in the certificate Med as here
inbefore provided, use or 4ecify q hume
or style the same or SUBSTANTIALLY the
same as that OF any previously incor-
porated society in this states
8. And be it enacted Ihi4 all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
and the same are hereby repealed, and
/ that this act shall be u Hblic act and
take effect Immediately.
Passed March 5, 1890
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amount Of such compensation as herein
provided
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed March 3, 1890.



An Act to provide for building, crawling
and mncadamizing of roads by contract
under The supervision and direction of
the township committee, in townships
having street commissioners.
l. BE ibenacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jersey,
That it shall be lawtul for any township
having u street commission within its
limits, at the annual town meeting, by a
majority of the votes cast by the legal
voters OF any road district to pass resolu-
tons authorizing the expenditures of
parts or all moneys voted for making,
building, graveling or matchmaking of
roads. to be done under the supervision
and direction of the township committee.
2. Aud be it enacted, That the making,
building, graveling or macadamizing of
roads dUne under the foregoing section
shall be let out by contract to the lowest
responsible bidder, in the manner and
under the rules and regulations that the
township committee may adopt.
3. And be it enacted, That all acts or
parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions Of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed March 10 1890.
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CHApTER XRIU

An act to enable the owners of land used
for private burying grounds in any of
the townships of this state to provide
tor the Improvement, protection and
preservation of the same.
Whereas, There exist in the rural districts
OF the state of New Jersey many private
burying grounds WEIGH from neglect
have become unsightly and offensive to
n wholesome public sentiment, or are
owned and controlled within proper
organization for the improvement,
maintenance and preservation of said
grounds, therefore
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gem
erai Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That it shall be lawful for the owners of
any lot or parcel Of land used as a bury
ing ground located In any of the town
ships of this state, or majority of such
owners, TO convey to any cemetary associ-
alton organized under the laws of New
Jersey their title to the unoccupied por-
ton of said burying ground, together
with the control and management of all
of said ground in conformity with the
laws regulating cemetery associations,
on such terms as may be agreed upon be-
tween the said parties; provided, that no
assessment shall be made upon non-con-
senting owners for the care OF graves and
maintenance and improvements of the
grounds Herewith connected.
2 And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect immediately.
Approved March II. 1890.
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I,AW s OF NEW JERSEY !.
BY AUTHORITY.
CHAppER xXyID.

a supplement to an act entitled An acb
10 establish a bureau Of statistics upon
the subject Of labor considered II its re-
lation 60 the growth and development
OF the State industries, 2
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gel1-
erai Assembly of the State OF New Jer-
sey, That the sum of four Thousand dol
lars be, and is hereby appropriated Tor
the current expenses Of said bureau-
,. And be it enacted, That the treasurer
of this State is hereby authorized 20 Day,
from any money not otherwise appropri-
ateds the sum provided for in the first
section Of this act.
8 And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved March 5, 1890
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CHAPTER Xiv.

A Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
to establish a system of public instruc-
ton" [Revisionl.
l. BE It enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That in any township consisting of a
single school district, formed by consoli-
dation under the provisions of the sup
piement approved May eleventh, one
Thousand eight hundred and eighty-siX,
it shall be lawful for the school board OF
such consolidated district to sell and con-
vey any real or personal property belong
ing to such district, whether the title to
such property has been derived through
such consolidation or otherwise, and to
execute aud deliver TO the purchaser a
due and proper conveyance therefor in
the corporate name of such district pro-
vided, however, that the provis-
ions of this act shall not apply
TO or authorize the sale of any
property, real or personal which may be
in use for school purposes, or any part of
any school lot or grounds upon which a
building is erected and used and occu-
pied as a schoo house, but shall only ap-
ply TO such real and personal property as
are not in use for school purposes and
which in the Judgment of such school
board are not needed for school purposes.
2 And be il enacted That this act shall
take effect immediately
Approved March 10, 1890.
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IN 4 pTFR xxxTr.

An act concerning corporations consti-
tnted for benevolent and charitable
purposes.
L BE it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey,
That any corporation OF this state, created
by or existing under any general or spec
1al law for benevolent and charitable pur-
poses, is hereby authorized and empow-
cred to hold Or possess real and personal
property not exceeding in value the sum
Of tive hundred thousand dollurs.
q And be Il enacted, That said corpora
ti0n shall have power, by a vote OF its
governing body. 10 establish or change its
location or principal seat or place Of bust
ness IN or TO such municipality rs It may
see tit.
s. And be 1t enacted. That nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
exempt the property OF said corporation
from TAXATION
4 And be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved March 5, 1850.
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Approved March IL. 1899.
CHAPTER XIV.
An Act for the formation and govern
Inent of bOroughs

An Act for the formation and govern
Inent Of bOroughs.
!. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the inhabitants of any district in
this state, embracing an are of not more
than two square miles and taxable real
estate OF the amount of not less than one
hundred Thousand dollars. and within
which area resides, during any portion of
the year, population OF not less than
two hundred, may become body polite
and cooperate Ia fact aud in law whenever
at special election, to be called for the
purpose as hereinafter provided. IL may
be so decided by IL majority of
votes of the electors of said proposed
borough who are qualified to vote at
elections for state and township officers
g. And be 1t enacted, That it shall be
the duty OF amy judge of the court of
common pleas In and for the county in
which said borough is situated upon pre-
sentation TO hih OF q petition for that
purpose, setting forth the name and
boundaries OF Ithe proposed borough,
signed by persons owning Mt least one
tenth In value bf the taxable real estate
in the limits oflthe proposed borough as
the same cab special election
to be heidi at some appears
upon the assessors duplicates, TO
call a special Ell dction to be held at some
convenient PLAID within the said pro-
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CIiApTER MN.

An Act to reorganize the hofds of chosen
freeholders in counties OF Me third and
fourth classes in this staff
/. Be it enacted by the SeRte aud Gen
eral Assembly of the State 4New J ersey,
That from and after the passage Of this
act in all counties OF the til Al and fourth
classes in this state the n4nbers OF the
board OF chosen freehol4rs shali be
elected for the term OF tiAee years and
until their successors are8elected and
qualified, except as herelnaFer provided.
2 And be it enacted, Th4the court of
common pleas in and for esh respective
county aforesaid, within days after
the passage OF this act, 81 meet and
divide into three classes thHseveral bor-
oughs, townships, wards aft districts in
its county leach class to eon4in the same
number of boroughs, towrhips, wards
and districts from which Chosen free
holders are elected as neaAks posslble},
aud shall designate them class one,
class two and class three.
3. And be il enacted, ing the chosen
freehclders now elected, or Nlo shall be
elected at the first election ID after the
passage of this act, in AMI of the bor-
oughs, townships. wards Ill districts
designated rs class one said court
shall be elected and hold nee for the
term of one year; and thuRhe chosen
freeholders elected at the fst election
| held after the passage OF u act from
| the boroughs, townships, WI aud dis
tricts comprised IN class 10 snail be
elected and hold Office for btNyears; and
the chosen freeholders elecsi from the
bor0nghs, townships, wardshd districts
/ comprised in class. three snnbe elected
| and hold Office tor three 81 and until
| their successors are elected qualified,
| and thereafter each ehes& frcehoider
within the county shall 4iected for
| three years, as provided II ion Que OF
/ this act, except where a vAney occurs
! by death, resignation or OF cause be-
| fore the expiration of the teH when the
/ member CHOSEN 10 i'll the HRuey shall
i I'LL it, but for tie unexpired I'm.
4. And be 1t enacted, TnaN Is act shall
4 not IN any wise Hifecu or G pge Une ap-
plication OF any and all law rules and
regulations for the control q Mgoyerance
OF said board OF chosen treedXieEs where
the same are not inconsisteN herewith,
nor change nor Affect its Ehts, privi-
leges, authorities, powers duties not
| inconsistent herewith.
s. And be il enacted, Tha@ acts or
parts of acts, general or spec4 public or
1 private, inconsistent with TIL bet, be and
l The same are hereby repealedu id this act
1 shall be deemed a public q and shall
take effect immediately,
Approved March s. 1890.
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CHAPTER XIII.

An Act to facilitate certain improvements
in the harbor of Philadelphia.
whereas, The government OF the United
States of America has undertaken and
is about to make Improvements in the
harbor of Philadelphia, requiring ex-
cavatipn and removal of soil in order
to deepen the waters of said harbor in
front of Petty's Island in the Delaware
river; and whereas, the lands below
high water mark in front OF Petty's Is
alaud aud in the bed of the Delaware
river are the lands of the State of New
Jersey, and the deepening of said water
cannot be effected without excavation
and removal of considerable portion of
the said land; and whereas, the i'm
proyement of the waters of said harbor
VIII be great benefit TO the people Of
this state; therefore,
/. BE il enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the lands under water in the Della
ware river below high-water marx, in
front of Petty's Island belonging to this
srate. be and the same are hereby eeded
10 the United States of America so far as
the same may be necessary TO be used or
taken in the making of improvements
now being or about to be made by the
government OF the United States OF Amer
len in the harbor OF Philadelphia; pro-
vided. that this act shall be construed so
as TO effect the right TO or The amount of
damages claimed by any owner of the
upland by reason of his adJacency to tide
water.
2. And be it enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved March ~. 1890
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CHAPTER d.


Further Supplement- TO an act entitled
An act entitled AN act for the better
enforcement in Maurice river cove and
Delaware bay OF the act entitled '.An
act for the preservation of clans and
oysters" approved April fourteenth.
one thousand eight hundred and forty.
SIX and of the supplements thereto.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the captains and owners of all ves-
sells having a license to lawfully engage
in the catching, planting and growing Of
oysters in Maurice river cove and Dslt-
ware bay, provided said captains and
owners have been residents of the State
of New Jersey for one year, are hereby
authorized TO meet on the third Mon
day in March in each and every year at
the hour of ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the town of Port Norris, in the county of
Cumberland, and continue in session un-
til the hour of three in the afternoon, and
no longer, and there organize by the cleo
tion, by ballot, of three Of their number
as judges OF election, and one of their
number as secretary, who shall keep
true record of the proceedings of said
meetings. and when so organized, the
said captains and owners of said licensed
vessels shall proceed to elect, by ballot,
five of their number to be designated as
the executive committee of the Maurice
river cove and Delaware bay oyster asso-
citation, who shall hold Office for one year
and until their successors are elected. and
said executive committee shall be invest
ed with all the powers and duties now
held by the auditing committee of said
Maurice river cove and Delaware bay
oyster association; said executive COM
mittee shall also have power, by BIZ
lot, TO elect special officer from time to
time. who shall hold said Office during
the pleasure OF said executive committee,
and no longer, and fix the amount per
ton of the tax to be assessed and levied
each year upon all vessels licensed to en-
gage in catching. planting and growing
oysters in said Maurice river cove and
Delaware bay; said executive committee
shall have power to divide the oyster
grounds in said Maurice river cove and
Delaware bay into as many districts us
may be proper for the better security and
protection OF the oyster interest In said
Maurice river cove and Delaware buy, :
and patrol the same by steam or sail vef
sells, as In the Judgment of said execpx
committee may be deemed best
2. And be It enacted, That il co
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CHApTER XIIX

An Act relative to the cleaning of streets
in the removal OF ashes and garbage in
cities of this state.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That whenever the appropriation hereto
Gore made or hereafter to be made in any
city of this state for the cleaning of
streets and the removal of ashes and gar
bage therefrom shall prove insufficient
for the proper and efficient execution Of
said work, it shall he lawful for the
board having charge of the finances in
such city, in their discretion. upon the
request of the board having charge of the
cleaning of the streets and removal or
ashes and garbage therefrom, to increase
said appropriation at any time or times
during the fiscal year for which the same
was made. in such additional amounts,
not exceeding in the aggregate the orig
inal appropriation for such purposes, as
said board may deem necessary for the
proper and efficient execution of the
work aforesaid
2. And be IL enacted, That the board
having charge and control of the finances
in any such city is hereby authorized to
borrow, on temporary loan bonds, the
amount of money which said board may
by this act appropriate for the purposes
aforesaid, in anticipation of taxes next
thereafter to be levied, and TO issue pro-
per evidences of indebtedness therefor;
and said board shall provide for the re-
payment of the said borrowed moneys in
the tax levy to be made next thereafter.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately
Approved March r. 1890.
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/. Belt enacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly Of The State Of New Jersey
That in all counties where the county
collectors are elected BY the board Of
chosen freenoldeFs, they shall hereafter
be elected for the term Of two years, and
shall continue in Office until their sue
cessors are elected
2. And be it enacted, That all acts OF
parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
visions OF this act be aud the same are
hereby repealed. and that this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved March u, 1890
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CUApTER XIL

A Supplement to an act entitled IAN act
to incorporate societies for the promo
ton af learning GRevtsion], approved
April ninth, one thousand eight hun
dred and seyenty-five.
l. BE it enacted by the senate and GEN
era1 Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the number of trustees Of any SEM
mary, institute, school or college, now or
hereafter organized under the act to
which this is supplement-, or any other
act now in force in this state, may be in
creased or reduced by the association,
conference, synod or other Legislative as
sembiy owning or controlling such insti-
tuition by the vote of a majority of the
members thereof. present aE the annual
meeting or conference thereof. who at
the same time shall fix the number of said
trustees required to constitute quorum
for business thereof; provided that no
such board of trustees shall consist of less
thnn five members.
2. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect immediately.
Approved March II, 1896.