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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-17
1N cnANcEnY or rrM IERsEY.

10 Enoeh Ketchans Alexander Il. HaeketL.
Charles Hodgetts and George W. ketchAm.
partners, trading as z Ketcham & Co.
By virtue OF an order OF the Court Of Chancery OF.
New Jersey. made ON the day OF the date hereof. In
accuse wherein Thomas IL Gopsiil Is complainant
and you aIsd Others are defendants. you are re-
quired 90 appear. and plead. demur or answer to
the eomplainants bill on or before the fourth day
OF February next, or the said bid viii be taken as
confessed against you.
The said bill is hled 20 foreesose a mortgage given
bS Sohh nara an1 nafsi IL VIE an rs.rlek y
fs9a upon lands In the city OF Jersey City, in the
counts Of Hudson, and assigned By said Ann ?.
billiard TO the complain ant by deed OF assignment,
dated April 10 isS5. and you are made defendants
because ft ia alleged therein that you claim 70 b ave
some interest In the said mortga9ed premt es be
cause you hold a Judgment against said John
O'Nara.
Dated December 3 1890.
DICKINSON & THOMPSON,
Solicitors OF Complainant
P. o. Address,
No. / Exchange Place.
Jersey City, Nj
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Am 4. GARRISoN,
LAWS /. BUCHASAs
.orIcE OF serTLEnExI

Sorlee Is hereby given that the account OF the
Subscribers. execuIors OF Robert J. Dalton, de
ceased. will be audited and stated By the surrogate
Of the County Of Hudson. aad reported for seltle-
mont on saturday. the III day Of februars. 1891.
10 ALT
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NrorIcE On s-ErrLEuENr.

Notice Is hereby given that the account Of the
subscriber. admtnistr at-ix of Thomas ]. Colgsn.
deceased. viii be audited ana stated by the surrO-
settlement on SATURDAY. the TN day OF February.
1891.
Dated December 4 A D. SO
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-17
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Sotiesis nsreoy given that the final account Of
he Subscriber. AS guardian OF James J. Angiesey.
Late a minor. viii Be audited and stated BIZ the
Surrogate OF the County OF HUDSON. and reported
for settlement On SATURDAY. the lash day OF Febrn-
tary sS9l.
lated december 3. A. D. 81
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-17

When Baby was sick, We gaze her castoria-
When she was . Child. she cried for castosia-
When she became Miss. she chung TO casioria
WHEN shs had childrsn. she gave than cassoriA
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.-urIcR or -sETrLgNENr.

Notice & hereby given that the account Of III
sunscriDer. surviving exeentor and trustee under
the viii Of Patrick Cogle. deceased. Will oe audited
ana stated b. the Surrogate " the couary 81 Hua-
son. and reported for seltiezent on SATURDAY. r1s
18Th day OF teoruarF. f1L
Lated December -. A d 1880
J. v MCKENZIE
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NOTICE OF sErTlEMzNT

Sotcs IL hereby Given that The account Of the
MANN. m or scnraa H Brckeinsann- or henry
Buckefmaun. or he-E-4cA EuckelElarn. de-
ceased. viii te andiIed 1nd stated % ths
surrogate OF County, % Eu1<on- and re-
ported lor SEktieuzenl On saturday. the z4L1 dav o.
Iaisa Sossuber Il A. ,. y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-01-17
rkANK srEvENs AucrIoNEER.

FRANK STEyENS
L once. Nc. s. Montgomery 81. jersey City
Notice Is hereby given that the subscriber wildly
virtue II a decree o. The court Of Chanecry. dated
December 2sld. ls9a sell at public auction 10 The
h;g chest bidder on
THURSDAY. the z2nd d4y OF January inst.
Al two O'Clock in the afternoon al The osflce OF
frank Stevens. Nc. = Aoa tgonery street. Jersey
Cftx. three hundred ana thlrly rSve shares OF the
caDltaI stock Of the Joseph Dixon Cruribie Ccsn-
pany. par value OF each share being one hundred
dotlarS-
Darsd January IS 1891.
EDxARD +. c. aUs
Recs1ser OF the Joseph Dixon Crnc.hie Company.
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Estate Of samuel ginsey. deceased. Auna Kin
Scy and Edmund E1D<ex. execL<uEs 81 <1uu>t
klnsef. eeeeaset. BY order q The surrogate q H4i-
sos coun<f, dated Hecemner xA sss& ner<5S gives
pof,ce 10 re creditors - sst1 1ele4cnr - nri1<
In tkt4F det-S- aeU4n4s A1d etA1NS zE4<u<1 ~
e<tafe Of sid dececea< Uut<er oa<a uf 131fn1@1<44
within nine nfoattx <rou the 1E<s Of sail ur14E "
they Will - forever narred u any acr,o4 f4t<@<o<
A.aa1<t Sail exee1tor<
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"A God-send Is Eiy's Cream Balm. Ihad
catarrh for three years Two or three times q
week my nose would bleed. thousn mt the sorcs
would never heal Your Balm has cured me.
Mrx u 4. jackson, P~ortspoutbs \. Il
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NOTICE OF

r W AA4A coAs
No / Exchange Place.
Jersey City, n. J.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter ..

We to the adoption OF Illcgitimate Chill.
Inter two hundred md thirty-two Of the
i eighteen hundred and eighty nine is
= ion thirty three OF chapter sixty seven
Is,atutes Is hereby amended by adding
Moving, II an illegitimate child, and
bf fourteen years, such consent may be
|ot,,er OF such child 80 that said section
Il read as follows,
Before such petition Is granted, written
adoption must be given by the child, II
Suitern years, and by each of his living
hopeleesly insane or Incorporate. or,
has been decreed to either parent.
by the parent entitled to the custody
br such consent by one parent, when,
e to the other parent ms the judge deems
|licable,lsuch other parent Is considered
fl to have the custody OF The child. II
th parents, or II the parents have aban.
h and ceased TO provide for his support,
given by the legal guardian. II no such
Ny the neSt OF kin in the state, II no
" some person appointed by the judge
,eeodiugs as the next friend oil such
eiiimate child, and under the age Of
such consent may be given by the
khiid.'
Approved January 3d.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter ~.

AN ACT to annnd section thiiynne Of chapter forty
of the Reyrcd Statutes, relntiug 10 innnh fisheries,
ns amended by chapter t@o hundred and sixty
ffhe Public Lawsof eighteen hInhre,l and eighty
Ave, and chapter seventy seven OF he Public LAVA
two hundred and nse ofthp Public Laws OF eigh
teen hundred and eighty nine.
shCr |. Section thiriyone ofchanter forty Of the
Revised Statutes. IA amendedby chapter two hundred
AID sixty OF the public lHWs al eighteen hundred md
eighty I'VE and chnp. seycnty seven OF the public
laws OF eighteen hundred and eighty seven, and
chapter two hundred uud lire OF the public laws OF
eighteen hundred and eighty mine, Is hereby nTnena.
ed by restoring In lines Frvrn ard RI ri fe -r0rH4
'Ninslow9 stream in ftnGh~e0'. so :. tad -iiHa
aa amended shGil read a. I.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter o.

AN AIT 10 amend chapter twenty four section forty.
nine, Revised Statutes, referring TO bringing PRupers
into any town.
Section forty nine Of chapter twenty -four OF the Re-
vised Statutes relating to penalty for bringing paup
ers into town is hereby amended, that 1t shal read
as follows
SECT. 20. Whoever brings into and leaves in n
town where he has no settlement any poor INDECENT
or insane person. having no visible means Of support
or hires On pincufcs surh person TO be so brought
aids aLeis In doing knowing such person TO he
poor, INDECENT or insane AZ aforesaid, with intent to
charge such town In this state with the support OF such
person, shall be fined not exceeding three hundred
dollars OF IMPRISONED not exceeding one year. And
shall be further liable to any town or to the state for
such sums OF money are expended by such town or
by the einte for the support and maintenance OF such
person witch may be recovered IN action OF the
case. iApproyed February . |
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter l..

Id section one hundred and twelve OF
keYen OF the Revised Statutes, relating
tit Books.
one hundred and twelve of chapter
)hc Revised Statutes, be amended by
the word "issneh," In the first line
Ids Tor his executor, or administrator,
~ that said section, when amended,
lows
hen the person, TO whom book of
bed, or his executor, or administrator,
writing notifies the treasurer OF the
: game, that such book Is lost, and that
I've n duplicate book OF deposii issued
|asurer shall give public notice OF such
publishing Al the expense of such appli.
tcmont for three weeks successfully,
per pubhfhed In thu town In which
We'd, II any, otherwise In one published
Iany, and II not. then In the state paper.
dcposit book Is not presented TO said
p six months aiter the last advertise.
ball issue duplicate book OF deposit
hns requesting the aamc, and such de.
icatc relieves said bank from oil liabil-
of the original, book Of deposit so nd.
Improved January 80.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter IA.

AN ACT 10 amen Chapter hty.f,r n thu devised
statutes, relating to Charitable Societies.
SECT. l. hat section of chapter nftv.fve OF
tie Revised Statutes tie amended by adding 10 the
-esenh line after the words Sow reigns OF Industry"
the words AS Grand Army Post SO that section
az amended shall read IL fooas
SECT. l. When seven more persons desire te
he Incorporated as propf1etofs OF q soci.i military
literary scientific OF cuni1 Law ii1iary masonic
lodge on chapter OF an ORDER degree; lgdge OF
the Independent Order OF odd Fellows; As dieision
OF the Sons OF Temperance rs Tent of RechAbiles,
as grange ni Patrons al HusbaDdiA council OF
the soyereigns OF Industry. as Grand Army Post:
as relief or benefit association Tor mutual assist
ance, us II monument or memorial association, al n
society 10 promote temperance or Tor literary,
ncientinc musical. charitable. educational, sociai,
Hilary, a., ieultura moral, religions, beuovo.
lent purposes, they may apply in writing 70 any JUS
tce OF the pence in the county, who may issue hs
warrant directed To one OF said applicants requiring
him to call meeting thereof Of such line ard place
as the justice appoints
stcT, ., This act shall take effect when approved.
iApproved February II
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chspter 30.

AN ACT 10 amend Section of Chapter two hun.
dred of the public laws OF eighteen hundred and
eighty nine, concerning Innholdefs, Boarding House
Keepers and their guests
Section one OF chapter two hundred of tie public
laws OF eighteen hundred md eighty nine Is hereby
amended hy in.ertng after tho word inn in the
first line the words 'or oes into any saloon, rosau
rant vietunlling place and amer the word 'nn in
the fourth linz tie words saloon, Restaurant vict.
uang place. and after the word nm" In thu sixth
line the wora saloon, ataurbnt vie Mailing picc
that said Fes'iaa amended shall read as follows:
sEcr /. Whoever pHte up ~ IN inn, or goes
without having an express nErocmunt Tor credit, pro-
food, entertainment or accommodation With
out paving therefor, and with inttH; 10 dofrnni the
owner keeper of the Inn aaloon restaurant or Wet
uanR place ont of the pay foT the same; on With In
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter 35.

An ACT To amend section thirty i've, eaapier one
hundred and twenty four OF the Revised Statutes.
relating 70 the loading OF cattle upon cars Tor trans
pnrtaiton
section thirty i've, c'av,ei one hum red and t~
= four Of the Revised statutes Is hereby amended by
inserting In tic eighth line uf ead section after tho
word "own" tho "ors and Other sueklings. SO that
said section when amended shall read n follows,
'stCl. IS. Hailtond oonptiiirs within the state
shall give cars containing cattle, sheep. swine or
other AMI aH1s continut ssige IN preference 10
otlier freight, aud ears lohted With such animals at
any station shall ,7nvo precedence over nj other
freight greater numurr ui nnmnls shall not he
loaded into any than stand comfortably
therein. hniInHls Of one Kind only shall be loaded
In the same apartment. luan,' animals should NOT
be loadcd iH the came a.hrttrent with thd=e larger
and mature, except in case OF Il ns with their
and oilrr iankiiugH, Which shH In all he trans.
ported in TIN aanle apartment aud separate from
other ann IA. Calves .sil rave rer access To their
dams, 8 -i al not b. Wu1gicd During December,
.ianHHry, February and March. cars usesi for the
tf animals snail be suitcieuty boated
such animals In al storms OF severely cold
weather. IAppr we'd February 2l.l
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter q.

AN ACT TO nmand section eleven OF chapter three
hundred and seventy eight of the Public Laws of
eighteen hundred and eighty five, relating to the
erection OF poles and lines for the purposes of Elec
tricity
SECT. |. Section eleven of chapter three hundred
and seventy Eight OF the public laws OF eighteen hun.
dred and eighty i've, Is hereby amended by striking
out the word iny +" in the first line Of said eetion,
and inserting the words fifty one so that said section
shall read as follows
SECT. II. Sections one. two and four Of chapter
nnyone OF the Revised Statutes hereby made ap.
pllcnble to persons companies owning or using tel
ephonc lines wholly partly in the st,te'
SECT. 9. This act shall take eject when approved
lApproved February2
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter s.

|natory Of and additional 10 chapter
j. Revised Statutes. concerning Ways.
b proceedings have been had by the
)ioners on n petition for laying out.
bn appeal may be taken in the same
ided when the way Is wholly In one
b. an appeal Is so taken, 1t shnll be filed
)sioncrs of, and subsequent proceeding
tho county where proceedings origi.
Immissioners with whom such appeal
mediutcly give notice of such appeal
foners OF NIL the counties interested.
courts shall certify the final judgment
commissioners of all said counties.
net shall take effect when approved.
| Approl cd January so
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Chapter a..

AN ACT to amend section five of chapter one hundred
and eleven of the Revised Statutes relating to record
Ing OF Holmes notes.
Section 1--we OF chapter hundred and eleven OF the
Revised Statutes Is hereby amended by striking out
the words in note for more than thirty dollars, In
the nth line of said section that said section
amended. shall read "a follows
SECT o. No agreement that personal property bar.
gained and delivered to another, for which note Is
given, shall remain the property OF the payea until the
note paid 10 valid. unless 10 made and signed
part Of the note and no such agreement. although SO
made and signed lie valid except between the origi
nal parties To said agreement unless is recorded ike
mortgages Of personal property and receipt OF
twenty i've cents. each town clerk shall record such
notes In book kept for that purpose.
Approve February
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chapter is.

IAN ACT to fix the compensation OF the sheriff OF the
county OF Lincoln.
SECT. l. The sheriff Of the county Of Lincoln, from
and after the first day OF January i'll the year OF
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety-one,
shall receive AN annual eilary OF two hundred and
fifty dollars in quarterly payments on the first day OF
Janunry. April july and October, instead Of the COM
rensaton provided in section twenty three of chapter
eighty, of tho Revised Statutes and 1t Is further pro-
ved. that the sheriff OF said county ehall not receive
from any Of his deputies any OF the fees earned by
said depntiest any percentage thereon after said
date.
SECT. O. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February l0,)
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An ACT to amend chapter my eight OF the Revised
SECT !. Section three of said chapter Is hereby
amended as follows Strike out all between the word
"sesslon In the drst line and the word at" In the
fore the word on" In the second line 80 that said
SECTION 3. The board shHil hold n business session
a. the capitol, annually, commencing on the third
wednesday OF January. for the election of officers
AND perecung OF plans for the execution OF the work
for the year
sRcr. o Section four of SAID chapter IL hereby
amended as foilows Strike out the word 'one" In
two also In the thirteenth line Of said section strike
thereof the words three thousand, that said sec
lon as amended, shall read follows
SECT. a. The board. by It's secretary and one OF
Its members shall hold nsnually. two farmers insti.
tntes In each county, and As many more ii deems
espedent OF finds practicable with tie means It's
disposal for the public discussion OF iopies relating
10 hnsbandry, either Independently Ia connection
with any organization devoted to the general
object and may issue bulletins. employ exp
lecturers reporter. or other aids to enhance the
usefulness of said Institutes to the public, and shall
so far as practicable aid and encourage agricultural
societies and associations In their efforts The
bers shan receive no compensation for time and
yices, but shall be reimbursed Ion expenses incurred
In the discharge of their dutiea two dollars day for
snbsistence and six cents mic for tiaYcl. The
whole expenses under this section shall not exceed
three thoHsBnd dollars annually.
tApproyed February 10
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Chapter "a.


AN ACT to establish salary for the Clerk OF Courts
in Lincoln County
SECT. /. From and AFTER the first day of April,
eighteen hundred and nineivonc, the salary Of the
clerk of courts OF Lincoln county shall be eight hun
dred dollars per annum, payable quarterly from the
county treasury, the last days OF March, jung sep
TENDER and December Of each year, iot the quarter
preceding to be in full for all services clerk OF the
supreme judicial court aud of the county cGBimiss
srs courts, and he shall account, under oath, for ali
fees received by him, which he is entitled to
ceve by virtue of HIS office, and pay them TO the
county treasurer, on the last days OF March, juno
September and Deem 3er of each year.
SECT 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
Approved February lo.l
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chapter 10.

AN ACT 10 amend section ihlrty.seven, OF chapter
siNtythree, of the Revised Statutes, relating; to
printed blanks for Courts Of Probate.
SECT. L. section thirtyseycn of chapter sixty three
OF the RGyihed Statutes Is hereby amended so that
said section shall read NJ follows;
'sscr. 81 Each county shali provide all necessary
printed blnnhs and record books for Its probate
courts, and courts Of insolvency, AMI said record
books may be printed to correspond with the printed
blanks. and whenever the judge OF probate deems it
necessary or necdinl he may cause said blanks amy
OF them. to be revised by some suitable and compo-
tent person, and the cost and expense of such re.
vision shall be paid by the county.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
approved February O.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chnpter 10.

AN ACT 10 increase the compensation of the County
Commissioners of the county of York.
STcT. |. From and amer the fret day of january
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety the salary Of the county commission
ers of the county of York shall be the OF two
dollars and fiy cents per day instead OF the
liked by law, while actually employed In the service
OF the county, including the time actually spent in
travelling, for Which each shall have ten cents mile
for the distance actually Travelled.
SECT. ,. This act shall take effect when approved
lApproyed February lol
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chspser 0:
AN ACT relating to the Annual Returns of Railroad

Corporations.
sEcT. l. Revised Statutes, chapter nifty -one sec.
uon sixty. so far amended that the annual
hereafter made by each railroad corporation shall
cover the year ending June thrteth Instead of Sep
iemoer thirtrth and shall be made by September rst
instead of by December nrst. For the year ending
June ihitieth eighteen hundred ninety One. the re-
turns shall be in the form required To be made the
same year 10 the Interstate Commerce Commission Of
the United States and for each subsequent in the
form required to be made for the year to the In
terstatc Commerce Commission, with such additions
Tor any year as may be prescribed before the begin
state.
SECT. ,. The amounts to be assessed and paid upon
and by each railroad corporation under section forty
two OF chapter six Of the Revised Statutes and section
four OF the act approved March thirteenth, eighteen
hundred eighty nine entitled IAN Act amendafory of
section ono hundred thirteen, chapter my OF tho
Revised Statutes and additional to said chapter
lating to Railroad Commissioners" shall be deter.
mined In the year eighteen hundred ninety two and
In each subsequent according to the trans
portation receipts for the preceding ending June
thirtieth instead Of September thirtieth.
Improved January 30
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Chapter "a.

AN ACT nmeniatnry of section thirty OF Chapter
ninety one OF the Revised statutes. relating 10 Liens
on Buildings and Lots.
Section Thirty OF chapter ninety OF the Revised
Statutes Is htieby amended h3 inserting after the
word "nering," in The second lac, the word 'mov
ing, and After the word "oecte. in the ninth line
the wor,is ci II Is moye that said section.
Ia amended shall read as ialioNa
SECT. so. Whoever pprioimB labor or furnishes
labor OF materials in erecting, altering moving
pairing house building npnuf,cnnnces, By virtue
OF contract With OF Try consent of the owner, has
lien thereon, mud on the land which it stands md
on any interest that such owner has in the same.
secure payment thereof with costs TO be enforced by
attachment. and If levy Is made thereon, the ap,
pralsers may set out suitable lot for said building n
they think that the whole is not needed therefor, II
the debtor has no legal interest In the land which
thu building is erected, to which II Is moved the
lien attaches TO the building md may he enforced
before provided and II the owner of such land
building, eontraciing Is 4 minor, married
woman, such lion shull exist, ard such minority
covertife shall no, bar recovery In any suit brought
to enforce IT.
Apnrovod February 1871
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
.chsp,ev >.

AN ACT In relation to the compensation OF the Sheriff
OF the county of Washington.
SECT. l. The sheriff Of the county Of Washington.
our Lord thousand eight hundred and ninety one
shall receive from the treasury of said county an
annual salary of i've hundred doara in quarterly pay
ments. on the frst days Of January, April July and
October, instead OF the compensation provided in sec
ton twenty three of chapter eighty of the Revised
Statutes and 1t 10 hereby further provided tina, the
sheriff Of said county shall receive from any OF his
deputies any Of the fees earned by said deputies,
any percentage thereon after said date.
SECT. o This act shall take effect when approved.
fApprved February
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chapter q;

soyide for the appointment of stcpogrn.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Judicial
IA, Senate and House OF Representatives.
assen.bied, as 10 iiors'- -.
II chief justice of the supreme judicial
boint stenographer whose salary shall
hired dollars year. payable quarterly
1, treasury on the nrst days Of January.
n October; which shall be In full pay.
Ierting all the terms OF said court held
|instiee, and for performing such other
sflcal services as may be required of him
Sl4tlce In term time and In vacation.
H. act shall take eject when approved.
Approved January q.
The Somerset reporter., 1891-04-30
Chm pier >.

b,i,ic for holding n Court OF Probate once
II Kent In The County OF Aroostook.
x Judge Of probate In and for the county
Snail hold court Of probate once In each
lent In said county. The time for hold.
stall be appointed by said judge and
I'm the same manner that the time fof
kourts ia other parts OF said county is
acts and parts Of Acts requiring court
b. held at Madawaska In said county are
t1,
Approved January 2e.]