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An Act to amend an act entitled IAN act
10 authorize cities in this state located
on or near the ocean, and embracing
within their limits or jurisdiction any
beach or ocean front, 10 lay out and
open streets aud drives, and construct
public walks along and upon the beach
or ocean front, to grade and otherwise
improve the same, to provide the
money necessary therefor, and TO regu-
late the use thereof. approved April
fourth, one thousand eight hundred
and eighty nine.
l. Be IL enacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly Of the State of New Jersey,
That section six of the act above men
tened, ~ which This act is amendatory, be
and the same hereby is amended 10 read
as follows:--
g. And be it enacted, That the cost,
damage and expenses of opening, laying
out or constructing any street. public
walk or drive, or of improving the same,
opened, laid out, constructed or inn
proved, under the authority of this act,
or any supplement thereto, may be
assessed 10y the said commission
ers upon all the owners OF land
and real estate peculiarly benefited
thereby, ia proportion as nearly as may
be to the advantage each shall be deemed
to acquire, TO the extent or the special or
peculiar benefit SO conferred, aud the ex-
cess of such cost. damage and expenses
shall in such case be assessed upoa and
paid by such city. and may be levied and
raised by taxation, as other taxes are
levied and collected therein. or II the
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CHAPTER cyXu

An Act in relation TO the appointment Of
sergeant-atarms and criers TO the sey-
eral courts OF the counties and fixing
the salaries for same.
l. he 1t enacted by the Senate and Gem
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey.
That the justice of the supreme court 70
whom Judicial district has been or may
be assigned, and which Judicial district
comprises counties OF the first class, is
authorized to appoint ia their respective
Judicial district. suitable person as SER
geant-at-arlns, and also suitable person
as crier of thacircuiE court OF said judicial
district, to hold Office during the pleasure
of said justice. whose duties it shall
be to attend daily upon the said courts In
the county wherein appointed during the
several terms thereof, for which services
said sergeant-at-arms and said crier. in
all counties OF the first class. having a
population within their territorial limits
exceeding one hundred and fifty thou
sand inhabitants. snail each receive and
be paid an annual compensation or salary
of nine hundred dollars in lien of any per
diem compensation, such annual comDen-
sation or salary TO be paid monthly BY the
county collector upon the certificate of
the county clerk of such county
2. And be il enacted, That all acts and
parts OF acts, general, special or local, in
consistent with the provisions of this act,
be and the same are hereby repealed, and
this act shalltake effect Immediately.
Approved April Z. 1890
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CHAPTER CXIII.

An Act to amend an act entitled "a sup
plement to an act concerning townships
and township officers, Z" approved April
tweniy-first, one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-six, which supple
ment was approved April eighth. one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and GEN
erai Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That section one OF an act entitled "A
supplement to an act concerning town
ships and township officers" approved
April eighth, eighteen hundred and
eighry-nine, which section reads as fol
lows
81. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That in the several townships OF
this state which are in counties having
one hundred thousand inhabitants or
over by the last state census, the town
ship committee shall consist OF i've MEM
hold their Office for one year and until
their successors are elected '---be and
the said section hereby is amended so as
to read as follows
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That in the several townships of this
state which are in counties having one
hundred thousand inhabitants or over by
the last state census, the township COM
mittee shall consist Of five members. who
shall be elected annually and hold their
Office for one year, and until their sue
cessors are elected provided, however,
that this act shall not apply to townships
governed by special charters.
q And belt enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Passed April l. 1890.
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com mon council or other governing body
thereof shall 50 determine the wh1c OF
such cost, damage and expense shall be
raised, levied, assessed and coileceti by
general taxation therein. andi such case
ITO assessment for beneSss shall be hatie
by the said commlssiopsrs.
Z. Aud be 1t enacted, That section Seven
OF the said act be and the saiae is hereby
amended TO read rs follows
Z Aud be IL enacted, That In order to
provide Tor tho payment of the costs,
damages and expenses which may be III.
Cured IA making auy public Improve
ment under the Provisions OF this act, it
shall be lawful for the common council
or other governing body OF the
said city, III the name OF said city,
to issue its bonds in any SUN not exceeI-
ing IN the aggregate one hundred
thousand dollars, 10 be designated city
improvement bonds" which bonds Shall
run for any period not exceeding twenty
years. aad bear interest at any rate not
exceeding six per centum per annuin,
payable senli-anpuaily, and may be sold
and disposed OF By the said city at any
sum not less than Dar, the proceeds OF
which shall be devoted exclusively to Che
payment OF the costs and expenses of such
improvements, ana il shall be lawful for
the said city, IN anticipation of the issue
OF such bonds, to issue TEN posary improve
ment certificates for like amount, TO run
for period not exceeding one year. paya-
bic with interest at rate not greater
than SIX per centum, which temporary
cerblncateS shall be paid oa5 of the pro-
ceeds or the sale Of The bonds hereby au-
Ehorlzed 10 he issued; and all benefits as
SesSed Tor Improvements made under the
authority OF this act shall be devoted ex-
ciusiyely to the payment OF the interest
and principal due upon the bonds hereby
authorized 10 be issued, and shall be pafd
fcL iflf, # ~
fund OF such city for shat purpose,
where sinking fund commissioners exist
In any sucn city, and where no such COM
missioners exist. shall be held by the
treasurer OF said city for THIS purpose.
and may be Invested from time 10 time
as the common council or other goyeFn-
ing BODY may direct; and it shall be the
duty OF said common council or other
governing body TO provide By taxation. Ia
the annual tax levy of such city, such
sum AZ will be sufficient to create a fund
to pay she interest of the said bonds SO
authorized 10 sbe issued as it falls due,
and the principal OF the said bonds when
they snail mature; aud eyary such city
shall have authority 20 levy and collect
taxes for this purpose
B. And he 1t enacted, that the word
"clties, rs used in this act and the act
Of which this act is amendatory and the
supplements thereto, snail be deemed,
tithtH, HS4u anu CDHSbTueQ TO apply 10 and
include all incorporated towns, munich
paiities and places IA which the improve
ments and constructions, authorized by
the said act or acts and supplements, are
or may, by reason of the peculiar ioea-
ton and situation thereof, be necessary
and proper.
1. Aud be it enacted, That this act shall
be public act and shall take effect inn
mediately
Pissed March 9. 1890
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eHApTEE cxy

J.
An Act legallzing, ratifying aud confirm
ing township elections heretofore held
Ia pursuance of hn act entitled -
further supplement to an act entitled
An act concerning township officers, =
approved April twentysfirst, one thou
sand eight hundred aud seventy-six,
which supplement- was approved March
thirteenth, ammo domini one thousand
eight hundred and lightweight.
/. BE IL enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That any election of township officers
heretofore held or had in any township of
this state in pursuance OF an act entitled
a further supplement to an act entitled
An act concerning township officers, ,,
approved April twenty-frst, one thou
sand eight hundred and seveaty-six,
which supplement- was approved March
thirteenth ammo doMini one thousand
eight hundred and eighty eight, be and
the same is hereby legalized, ratified and
confirmed, any law TO the contrary not
withstanding.
2 And be it enacted, That the members
OF the township committee elected at any
sueh election snail hold and possess their
offices until the end of their respective
terms.
g. And be It enacted, That only so many
township committeeman shall be elected
in any such case, under existing laws. as
ship committee Ave, Including those who
hold over under existing terms OF Office
And be it enacted, That all acts In :
consistent with Ibis act be repealed. and
that this act shall be deemed and taken
TO be II public act and shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved April 2, 1890.
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CHApTER e

4 Supplement- to an act entitled can act
relating to street railways within in-
corporated towns and boroughs In this
state" approved April thirtieth, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the state of New Jer-
sey, That any turnpike company may
construct and operate u street railway
upon and along the roadbed ofsuch turn
pike company; provided, that an
ordinance or resolution shall have
been first passed by the board
of commissioners, common council
Or other governing body of any
city, Incorporated town or borough, ii
any, within or through tue limits where
of such turnpike shall lie or extend. au-
thoriZing such construction.
2. And be 1t enacted, That such COM
pauy may obtain and operate additional
right OF way for and by their street rail
way, having been thereto authorized as
aforesaid and may acquire such neces-
sary land by purchase or condemnation,
as in and by their original acts OF incor=
poration may have been provided.
3. And be it enacted, That all acts and
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 81. 1890. s
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Passed March 81, 1890.
CHAPTER CYL.

A further Supplement to the act entitled
IAN act concerning taxes approved
April fourteenth, one thousand eight
aud forty-siX.
1. BE it enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly OF the State of New Jer-
sey, That the third section of the act en-
titled IAN act concerning taxes" APP
proved April fourteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six, be and the
same is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows
8. And be it enacted, That when any
money shall be directed to be asses sed,
collected and paid into the treasury OF
this state, agreeablY to this act, it shall
be the duty of the assessors OF the several
townships. in every county. to meet at
the hour of ten in the forenoon Of the
first Tuesday in September, in every year,
at the time of holding the court OF COM
mon pleas in such county, aud at such
meeting to furnish full. true and accurate
abstracts, under oath or affirmation,
from their respective tax books, of rat
able lands, chattels, effects estates and
certainties, so by them respectively made,
as required in the first and second Sec
lions of this act, and then and there to
ascertain the amount of the certainties
required by law to be rated in the assess
ment to be made, and to estimate the
estate, real and personal, taken by the
assessor OF each township, at such valua-
ton as they or a majority of them then
present shall think reasonable and Just,
according to the law for the time being
for that purpose, and thereby to adjust
and fix the proportion or quota OF the
tax to be levied and collected in. each
township.
Approved March 81. 1890
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cHIApTER 60


Supplements To an act entitled An Act to
establish asFstem Of public Instruction.
lhevisioni. approved March 9th, one
thousand egh1 hundred and seventy
tour.
/ BE it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral As5emhlYof the Stateof New Jersey.
That the trustees of all public schools
within this state are hereby authorized
70 provide such text books and other
school supplies as shall. pursuant to ex-
sting law, ba approved By the county
superintendent and such boards OF trus-
tees, and supply the same free to the use of
the pupils IN saig schools: provided. that
stroy any bs8k supplied TO such pupil
under the Provisions OF this act, the
parents or guardians OF such pupil
shall replace such book. SO lost, defaeed
or destroyed. or shall be liable FOR dam
ages to the amount of the cost OF such
book. on the complaint OF the teacher.
and collected By the district clerk by an
action in debttnerefor,. ia any court hav-
ing jurisdiction in his name rs district
CLERK, together with The cost Of said
action.
2, And be Henaeted, Tint the payments
of the COST Of such text books aad other
school supplies shall be provided by
special distrist tax IL the same manner
US other special school taxes are assessed
and collected; provided, however, that
II any district now has. or hereafter shall
have, to its credit, surplus funds which
shall have accrued otherwise than from
appropriations made by the state. and
available, wholly or in part, to defray said
cost, then and in that case the trustees Of
such district may, with the written CON
sent of the county superintendent, use
such surplus for such payment
j. And be i enacted, That all acts and
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.
Approved April =, 1899.
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CHAPTER CXyuT.

A Supplement 70 IA act en- titled IAN act
concerning idiots and lEnatics,o ap-
proved March twenty-seyenrh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
four.
I. Be it enacted by the Senate ana Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That whenever any person or persons
have been adjudged insane or may here
after be adjudged insane by Judge of
the court OF common pleas as now proyid-
ed by law, and have been or mar here
after be, on the certificate OF such Judge
or judges, committed 10 or confined in
any lunatic asylum in this state at the
expense of any county therein. and it
shall appear that such person or persons
are seized or possessed OF any property.
real or personal, or entitled TO any utter
est therein, It shall be lawful Tor the or
phauS' court OF tie county at whose ex-
pense the luEatlc or lunatics are main
tanned TO appoint so ne ak and discreet
person or persons AZ guardian or guar
aians of sneh lunatie or inuaeics, in the
manner as provided Ia the FIRST section OF
the aforesaid act. without its being neces-
sary to have the .Gi cy or iunacy deter
mined by an inquest on commission TO
be issued ont Of the coart OF ciiancery and
certified copy OF sne proceedings there
of filed and recorded Ia the aiIice or the
surrogate, as is now required BY said act:
provided. the estate Of which said innatic
or iunatics are so seized, possessed OF en-
thousand dollars, 70 he determined By
SAID orphans court.
2 And DC Y enacted, That tia pro-
visions of the Aforesaid act and the sup
! plenients therRto shall be applicable 10
any guardian pr gslarlians after the ap-
1 pointmentls t.sasto by an orphans court
Is above Iresafibsd. N the sanae manner
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pamphlets, documents, papers and other
reading matter 70 hire librarians and
otner necessary servants and 70 fix their
salaries, 70 niftSe proper rules and regula-
Tons Tor the government OF said library.
ana generally 10 do al things necessary
ana proper for The establishment aad
maintenance Of the free public library
ia such town, township or other munich
paiity.
q And be it enacted, That the said
board Of trustees shall receive no com
DensaClon Tor their services, and shall
never Incur any expense or enter into any
obligations in excess Of the annual aDpf0-
priation for library purposes and OF its
funds.
2. And be it enacted, That the said
e9ird OF trustees shall annually make a
report OF their transactions. accounts and
the state aud condition Of said library to
the legislative body of such town, town
snlD or other municipality.
s. And be it enacted, That the snid
board OF trustees may have and receive
nod and and manage any devise beQuest
or donation heretofore mxde or hereafter
to be made and given for the establish
ment, increase or maintenance OF free
public library within such town, town.
ship OK other municipaiigY.
y And be it enacted, That this act shall
not affect any OF The cities il this state.
And be il enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved April 2. 1890.
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aCHAPTER CIV.

An Act relating TO the disposition of
license fees paid for any and all licenses
to sell Spi-itaous, vinous, malt and
hrewed liquors..
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and Gen
erai Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
Thatfrom and after the passage OF this
act all license, fees Except courG and
clerks fees paid for any and ali licenses
to Sell spirituous, viuous, malt and brew
ell liquors granted by the courts of COM
mon pleas II the different counties of this
state, shall be- received by the clerks of
said courts to and for the use of the city,
borough. town, township or any incorpor-
ated district governed by a board Of COM
missioners within any such township
within which the license granted is to be
exercised and enjoyed, the portion OF any
township to be Incorporated as aforesaid
To be considered distinct municipality
fer the purposes Of this act, and TO be en-
titled 10 be paid the license fees received
for licenses granted to be exercised and
enjoyed within the limits of the incorpor-
ated district, whether the municipal pow
ers Of such Incorporated district and of
the township of which they are part CO.
exist over the same locality or not and all
such fees sotreceiyed shall, within thirty
DAYS after tine receipt thereof. be paid by
such clerk I'd the body or person emitted
to the legal custody OF the funds OF any
such city, borough, town, township Or in 4
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directed IN this act, shall make ont OF
Cause 70 be made out, al exact survey Of
the ianGs or premises, the title deeds or
conyeyan ses for which may have been
lost rs aforesaid, containing the courses
distances and boundaries thereof or an
attest et9 copy OF the briginai survey and
bountlallEs extracted cut Of che public
records, and produce the same to the sn-
prene ceNrt Or any circuit court Of this
state. having previously advertised the
purport OF his application, for at least
Tour weeks. in one OF the public news
papers of this state, and, also,
Tor thei same time. in ut least
three OF N the most public piaces la
the country where the lands or
premises, the title or conveyance of
which may have been lost as aforesaid, are
situated, and shall, by evidence, prove to
the satisfaction Of the court, or in case of
the death OF the witnesses or their having
Joined the eDemy, and that no other evil
dence can be procured Oh oath or aiiirma-
tion before the said court, declare that Ii e
or his ancestors or grantors were pos
sessed of a legal conveyance thereof duly
executed, AMI that the same was LOST or
destroyed by the enemy or by other un-
ayoidable accident, together with the
time and manner OF the loss or destrue
ton of the same, and that tile evidences
or the witnesses TO the said deeds or con-
yeyances ares dead, or nave joined the
enemy, or cannot be procured, to
the best of his knowledge aud be-
lief aAd shall also prove by the
testimony of one or, more creditabIe
witnesses that he, the said applicant
or his ancestors or grantors. had peaceable
possession OF the said lands and premises
previous to tho time when the deeds or
conyeyances for the same are alleged to
have been lost or destroyed; provided
always, that IL, through the obstinacy OF
any uerson claiming or possessing lands
adjoining to the premises of the persons
Cunning the benefit of this act, it shall be
found inpraeacable to obtain an exact
survey containing the courses, boundaries
and distances to be presented 10 the court
as aforesaid. it snail be sufficient to pro-
duce the exact boundaries only, attested
by proper evidence or authenticated on
the oath or affirmation of the applicant.
2. And be it enacted. That the second
section of the act OF which this is amend
atory be and the same is hereby amended
to be In the words following, TO witt
2. Aud be it enacted, Tint the said
court snail thereupon cause proclamation
TO be nude in open court, of tile purport
of the application SO made as aforesaid.
that il any person or persons have any
objection or can show any cause why the
said survey and testimony produced rs
aforesaid should not be recorded, or why
the request of the said applicant should
not be granted. such person or persons
may appear aud support the same.
3. And be it enacted. That all acts and
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 81, 1890.