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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-08-03

A Further Supplement- to the act entitled
an act 10 establish and organize the
state reform school for juvenile Offend
ers, approved April sixth. ono thous-
and eight hundred and sixty i've
/ Be 1t enacted by Ehe Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State Of New sFer-
seys That the sum Of eight thousand dol
lars ia hereby appropriated, to be used ex-
ctus1Fely il the erection OF new family
building and for furnishing the same, TO
The end Tint better accommodations may
be had for the increasing number Of boys
committed to said institution
2. And be it enacted, That the second
section OF the supplement- to the act TO
which this is further supplement. which
supplement- was approved April second,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, be ana the same Is hereby amended
TO read as follows
z. And be ita enacted, That every CON-
naitment 70 the said reform school, except
| such as shall be made on complains Of any
/ parent OF guardian, shall be until the boy
| attalns to the age OF twenky-one years.
and no longer; but the trustees. IN their
discretion. may. at any time after three
years service, By their order, DISCHARGE q
boy from said school as q reward Of good
| conduct, and upon satisfactory evidence
| of his reformation.
5 And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved May %, 1885,
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cHApTER G cyxv

An Act ceding 60 the Cnited States juris-
diction over a lot OF land situate in
Cane May city. and exemp ting the same
from taxation.
Whereas, The United States IS about to
purchase q lot of land situate in Cape
May city, Tor a site fer a boat house,
therefore,
l. Be II enacted By the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly, OF the State Of New jersey,
That jurisdiction Of the said lot Of laad
and its Gppurtenances. when 1t shall have
purchased for the said purpose. is hereby
coded to the United States Of America:
provided, that all civil and criminal pro-
cess lawfully issued in this state may be
executed on said land IN the same manner
as If Jurisdiction had not been coded as
aforesaid.
2 And be 1t enacted. That the said lot
Of iand, with its appurtenances and the
buildings thereon, shall hereafter be
exempt from all taxas sc long as it shall
remain the property OF the United States
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved Nav % 1850.
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CHAPTFR rrxu

An Act 60 authorize the building ana
repairing of sidewalks in certain cases.
!. Be IL enacted by the Senate and Cen
erai Assembly of the Stale of New Jersey.
That II shall be lawful for the common
council or other governing body OF any
city Of the fourth class In this state to
prescribe by ordinance or otherwise the
method in which. and the materials with
which any sidewalk in said city shall be
built or repaired, and 70 authorize a
notice in writing to be served unoa the
owners or occupants OF the land AUDITING
on said sidewalk, requiring the necessary
specified work TO said sidewalk to be
done by said owners or occupants within
q period OF not less than thirty DAYS from
the date OF service of such notice. when
ever any lands are unoccupied aud the
owner cannot be found within the cstv
the same may be mailed, postage
prepaid, TO his or her post
Office address If the same can
be ascert aimed; in case such owner Is n
nonresident OF the CITY. and his on her
post Office address cannot be ascertainesl
then the notice may be inserted for four
weeks, once week IN some newspaper
IN such city; in case the owner or oecu-
pant of such land shall not comRT with
the requirements OF such n0ticSit shall
be lawful for the common council. due
PROOF OF the service, mailing or pubiiea-
ton Of such notice having been made, 20
St-e1S AHC WITH 70 lE ulflE 4lQ
paid for out Of the moneys OF the city aD-
propriated Tor the construction aud re-
pair Of streets, the cost OF such work shall
be certified by the person or persons hav-
ing charge thereof TO tie person having
charge OF the collection OF taxes in such
city.
? And be it enacted, That the said col
lector shall forthwith, upon receiving
such certificate. serve notice Of said assess
ment upon the owner OF said land ard de-
mand payment thereof. together with in
terest at the rate of 0ne-half per centum
per month till paid; and in case
the said owner or owners shall
rail or neglect 70 make such payment on
demand, the amount OF said assessment
shall be added TO the annual tax assessed
on said lands, and shall be part OF the
same and be collected by said collector,
with interest as aforesaid, in the same
manner as said other taxes are collected,
and as part thereof at the time OF the an
nual collection Of taxes succeeding the
receipt of sucn certificate, and payment
thereof may be enforced BY sale of the
lands described in such certificate, IN the
same manner as payment OF other taxes
are enforced.
3. And be 1t enacted, That all moneys
recovered or paid TO the city under the
provisions of the last preceding section
shall be credited TO the account ont OF
which the cost of such work was paid.
l. And be il enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately, and all
acts or parts Of acts Inconsistent with the
provisions herewith are hereby repealed
Passed May 10, 1890.
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CHAPrER CCIY.

An Act to extend the time for complet-
ing certain railroads Incorporated under
an act entitled IAN act TO authorize the
formation of railroad CORPORATIONS and
regulate the same,n approved April
second. one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-three.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly of the State OF New jersey,
That whenever the time limited for the
completion of any railroad authorized to
be constructed under the act referred to
in the title of this act, shall expire during
the year one Thousand eight hundred
and ninety-one, such time shall be and
the same Is hereby extended for a
further period of TWO years; provided,
however, that this net shall not apply I'M
less money has actually been expended
in surveys for location OF route, or in ae-
QUESTION OF right of way or in construc-
ton: and provided, further, that this act
shall not apply TO any corporation unless
such corporation shall first, and as q con-
ditiOn precedent 10 tile exercise OF any
power granted by this act, file in the
Office of the secretary Of state an agree
ment. to be approved by the governor
and attorney general, waving all rights
of exemption from taxation and from
privileges and advantages arising from
any law or contract, II any there be, es-
tabiishlng any special mode OF taxation
of any such corporation, and the further
agreement to be bound by any general
Jaw of this state now in existence, or
that may hereafter be passed, taxing
such corporations as are now authorized
to be taxed by the legislature of the state
under any general law. and further agree
ing that the exercise of any power grant
ed by this act shall not in any way affect
the rights OF the state, If any there exist,
to take the property of such corporation
under any existing law of the state,
agreeing further that all laws affecting
such corporation shall be subject to al
iteration or repeal by the legislature
p And be it enacted, That this act shall
be deemed public act and shall take ef-
feet Immediately.
Passed Nav 10 800
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An Act for tlle collection Of charges for
detention Of railroad cars and for use Of
raiifgal tracks
] Be IL enacted By the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly Of the State Of New Jersey.
That IN ali cases where The consignse OF
consiGnees, owner or owners OF any Goods.
wares or merchandise transported By aHg
railroad 70 any point 10 tins state are un-
Known cannot be found, or refuse to re-
eelvc and remove from the possession Of
Tie company operating such railroad
such goods, wares or merchandise. 4
slssln aud may be ltSgfai for such com
paoy 10 MAKE and collect from she con
sigiors Reasonable chnrge per day for the
aetentson OF aay railroad car containing
snch goods, wares or merchandise. or for
the use o. railroad track occupied by such
err, o. for both such detention and use
after such railroad car has been held
twenty-fQur hours Tor unloading at the
place q destination; provided, notice for
forty eight hours is given 70 the shipper
IN cases where the e0nsignee or owner
cannot be found upon whom 70 serve
such notice. and TO add snch charge 10
the charge Tor the transportation OF such
goods, wares or merchandise, and such
company shall have lien upon such
goods, wares or merchandise for the
charges Tor such detention or use, or
both.
2 Andhe it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately
Approved May q. 1870.
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CHAPTER ccxIx

An ACT 10 prevent the spread OF funrous
diseases Of plants.
Whereas, The officers Of the state aQrf
culture experiment. station have discov-
cred certain new fangous growth that
threaten serious injury 70 important
agricultural interests OF the state;
therefore,
l. Be & enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly OF the State Of New jersey.
That when the officers OF the state agri-
cultural experiment station shall uis-
cover any new fungous growth which IS
doing injury 70 plants or vines. and while
the sans is confined 10 limited areas, they
are hereby authorized and uncovered to
enter upon any lands bearing vines or
plants 50 affected. aud destroy the same
by fire OF otherwise. as they shall deem
best
2 And be it enacted. That any damage
to private properly, resulting from the
operation Of destroying the said flngous
growth by the officers OF the state, shall
be certified TO by them, aud the amount
of damage paid 10 the owners thereof
from the same fund in the. same manner
as is paid TO owners of diseased animals
killed BY order of the state board OF
health
s. And be Il enacted, That expendi-
lures under tais act snail not exceed one
thousand dollars in any one year.
4 And be it enacted, That this act shall
takee fleet Immediately.
Approved May 90 1870
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CHApTER CCI.

An Act concerning mills aud mill DAMS
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jer-
sey, That any person owning a water
mill which has been used as a public grist
mill. saw mill or mandatory for the
period of twenty years or upwards, desir-
ing 10 raise the height of the dam used for
working said mill Tor the more effective
working OF the same, and the raising OF
the said dam would cause an overflow or
damage to the lands of another and COM
pansarion for such damages cannot be
agreed upon by the parties interested, he
or they may raise such dam to q height
not exceeding TWO feet, provided, the rails
ing thereof will only overflow marsh land
which is not cultivated provided, com
pensation is first made to the person or
persons so damaged thereby in the man
Der hereinafter provided.
q And be it enacted, That the person or
persons proposing TO raise such dam may
apply to one of the Justices OF the SUI
prene court of this state by petition set
ting out the title of the petitioner or petit
TONERS to said water mill and dam, the
user of such mill as public mill afore-
said for the said period, the height to
which the said dam is proposed to be
raised, and the title and description OF
the lands which would be oyerfiowed or
damaged thereby; ana the said justice,
being satisfied OF the truth of the facts
A
able notice TO all persons interested, sha
appoint, under his hand and seal, three
disinterested, impartial and judicious
freeholders, residents of the comfy in
which such damages arise, commissions
ers 10 determine in relation to the matters
set forth in said petition, and assess the
damages, upon such notice to be given to
the person Interested as shall be directed
by Justice making such appointment, to
be expressed therein, not less than ten
days.
s. And be it enacted, That it shall be
the duty of said commissioners (haying
first taken and subscribed an oath or
affirmation before some person duly au-
thorized to administer an oath, faithfully
and impartially TO examine the matter in
question and 10 make q true report ac-
cording to the best of their skill and un-
derstaHding), to meet at the time anil
place appointed TO hear the parties aud
view the premises. and il they shall be of
the opinion that the sald mill is public
mill or OF use and benefit 10 the people OF
this State, and thar the rising of the said
dam to the height proposed Is necessary
| for the use or more efficient working OF
the said mill, then they shall estimate
| the damages to be paid by the party pro
| posing to raise the height Of said dam. and
| shall make report in writing under the
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A Further Supplement to an act en- titled
An act TO regulate the pr2ctic CO Of
courts Of laws Revisionl, approved
March tWe1ty-seyenth. one Thousand
eight hundred and seventy tour.
]. Be IL enacted by this Senate and Sem
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jersey,
That any nnincorporated company, stock
company OF association consisting OF TWO
or more persons, united together Tor busi-
moss purposes, and having Recognised
name may be sued by such recognized
name in any of the courts OF this state In
any action affecting che common property
or the joint rights and liabilities OF such
company or association, all process or
other papers In such suit shall be served
on The president or on any officer for
the time being OF such company OF as-
ISOLATION, or On the agent, or manager
OF such company or association.
charge OF the business at such
COMPANY or association: and such suit
shall have the same force ana effect As
regards the joint rights, Brop6rty aud
effects Of sach company OF association, ne
II it we're prosecuted In the names Of al
the members or associates In the manner
provided by law; such suit shah NOT
abate by reason OF the death, reaiEnntkQrl,
removal, withdrawal or legal aneapsefty
Of aay officer o. odicers OF such ceul paily
or association, OF by reason OF any chango
in the membership tbereof-
2, And be II enncteas That when mag
meHt shall be obtaipe@ aEalnst the de-
PENDANT IN such suit. exscu<ion cay tssuo
thereon ~ Tue sazna manner Thai exerA
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CHApTEls. ccVI
An Act relative 10 the bureau of ST

An Act relative 10 the bureau of statis-
tics OF labor and industries.
l. Be II enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
sey. That there shall be paid to Gold
smith P. Hall compensation at the rare
services rendered By him as acting secre-
tary Of the bureau Of labor ana Industries
from June first, one thousand eight hun
dred aud eighty-cght, 10 January tenth,
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine, and also such expenses as he shall
have incurred under the direction of the
chief OF said bureau during said term,
not exceeding eighty-one dollars, and
said compensation TO be paid BY tho treas
urer of the state on the warrant of the
comptroller
2. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect immediately.
Passed May u. 1890.
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CHAPTER GcXRt

An Act relating to the salaries Of the
officers Of the senate and general as
senably OF the state Of New Jersey, for
the session OF the legislature for the
year one Thousand eight hundred aud
ninety.
!. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
erai Assembly Of the State OF New Jersey,
That the salaries of the officers and pages
OF the Senate and general assembly that
are now ascertained and Fixed by law be
and the same are hereby increased for
the session of the legislature for the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninety,
twenty-five per centum above the
amounts now liked by law.
2 And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately
Approved May g. 1870
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An Act eeding TO the United States iuris-
diction over q lot of land situate in Ar
lantie county, aud exsmpting the land
from taxation
Whereas. the United States are about TO
purchase d lot Of Land situate IN Attain
tic county, near Absecom inlet, for
site for buoy depot: therefore,
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly OF the State Of New Jersey,
That jurisdiction Of the said lot Of land
and It's appurrenances, when it shnll have
been purchased for the said purpose, is
hereby coded to the United States OF
America; provided, that ali civil and
criminal process lawfully isszed in this
stafe may be executed on said land IN the
same manner as if jurisdiction had not
been ceded as aforesaid.
?. And be it enacted. That the said lot
OF land, with IT'S Rppurtenances and the
buildings thereon, shah hereafter be ex-
empred from ali taxes SO long as it shall
renRin the property Of the United States
3. And be il enacted That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved May q, 1880
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An Art for the PRONUNCIATION Of laws.
I. BE i enacted by the Senate and Cen
efai Assembly OF tae State Of New Jersey.
That whenever a bill or Joint resolution
Of The senate and general assembly of
the stzte Of New Jersey becomes. IN due
form OF law, effective. Il shall be the dusy
Of the secretary Of state, as soon az pos
s3bie after such bill or joint resolution
shall have become law, to forward a
true copy OF such law 10 the several de-
partmenta OF the state affected thereby,
and 70 the clerks Of the respective conn
lies Of this state, 70 be kept by such CLERKS
IN their Offices sor inspection BY the
public.
2 And be It enacted. That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved May 90 7Sga
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CHAPTER CCxxu.
An Act to provide for the establishment
Of museum Of the geological survey o
this state.

An Act to provide for the establishment
Of museum Of the geological survey Of
this state.
!. Be It enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly OF the State Of
New Jersey. That museum for the
reception and exhibition of collee-
lions Of the natural products end min
eral staples Of the state, and Ct classified
collections Of specimens illustrating the
structural End economic geology, pi1ysi-
cal geography and natural history Of Che
state, be ard hereby Is established
2 Ana Do it enacted, That tho direction
and Mauagementof said museum shall -
committed to the board Of managers OF
the geological survey. who shall appoint
a curator therefor.
3 And be 1t enacted, That the oflicers in
charge OF the state house are hereby an
thorized and directed to provide suit
able room or rooms therein for the perfna.
uent location Of said museum, and in con-
nection Herewith, suitable and conrani-
enE Office room fer the geological survey
Of the state, such rooms to be furnished
and provided with all necessary appll~
ance8
L And be il enacted, That the museum
hereby established shall be known as the
mnseum Of the geological survey.
Approved May q. 1880.
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/ And be It enacted. That the aDpro-
printion under this act shall not exceed
four thonsaDd dollars. and If said sum
viii NOT SUPPLY MI those named in the
first section OF the act rs entitled thereto,
then the, state board of education shall
designate those who shall receive, under
section one Of this act. copies of said
history within the limit Of this appropri-
alton.
s. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed May II, 1893
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A Further Supplement to an act entitled
An act to authorize the acquisition OF
real estate and the erection Of buildings
thereon for the use of police depart
ments in the cities of this state. APP
proved April eighth, one Thousand
eight hundred and eighty-nlne.
/ l. Be II enacted By the Senate and Gem
ersl Assembly of the State Of New 5er-
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CUAPvER CcxxL

A Supplement- 10 an act entitled ~Anact
TO provide for tue establishment Of q
home for the care aud training Of feeble
minded women, approved March
twenty-seyenfh, one Thousand eight
hundred add lightweight
/. BE 1t enacted uy the senate and Gen
eral Assembly OF the Stats OF New Jer-
sey, That 9he managers OF the home for
feeble- minded women be and they are
hereby Authorized 70 erect UPON the
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CHAPTER cxcyL.

by certain corporations
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey
That all deposits of securities now re-
uuired or permitted by law to be made
with the comptroller or the treasurer Of
this state by insurance, banking, trust.
guarantee, safe deposit and indemnity
corporations shall hereafter be made with
the secretary Of state; provided, that In
other respects the obligations OF such cor
porations in regard to deposits shall in no
wise be affected.
2. Aud be 1t enacted, That the deposits
hitherto made by any such corporation
with the company or the state treasurer,
and remaining in their possession. shall
be by them delivered to the secretary of
state, within ten days after the approval
of this act.
8. And be 1t enacted. That the secretary
of state shall be invested with all the
powers and duties relative to such de-
posts now conferred by law upon the
comptroller and the state treasurer.
4 And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
aud the same are hereby repealed, and
that this act shall take effect immedi-
ately.
Approved May 10. 1890
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CHAPTER cxcy

CHAPTER CXCVII.
An Act to provide for the payment of re-
representatives. OF this state to the
national prison reform congress OF the
United States.
Whereas, The government OF this state
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