The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-03-20
FORTY-TWO NEW LAWS.
Governor Werts' Pen Hard at Work
More to Come.
Special to The JERSEY Citp Ne,cs.

Special to IHe jersey CttD Nelcs.
TRENTON, March 90, 1893.-Governoi
Werts on Saturday signed forty-two more
bills, making $50 in all to which he has
already affixed his signature. while there
is still q large mum Der awaiting bis con-
sheraton. Following are the bills
signed:
SENATE BILLS.
No. 1911, by Mr.. Nc Mickle, fixes the salaries OF
Law Judges in this State on a basis of the popu'
lation of the different counties. Under this law
Judge Woodruff's salary will be $a,900.
No. $50, by Mr.. DAILY, provides for the erection
of a free public library in cities OF the second
class by issuing ponds to the extent of $4,000.
ASSEMBLY BILLS.
No. 446, by Mr.. Wright, requires Sherifs to
serve wrirs issuing out OF District Courts against
1 corporations.
No. All, by Mr. Kyle. amends an act respect
| ing conveyances.
no. AIS, by Mr.. Coyle. repeats the act permit
| ting counties to acquire lands for public works,
approved March IL, 1885.
No. 3y7, by Mr.. Beskman, an act respecting
conveyances.
No. 3J4. by Mr.. Barrett. provides the appoint.
the people, OF Assessors In cities of the second
| class with a less population than 8 5000.
No. 391, by Mr.. stout, provides for the ppr-
chase of lands and the erection OF buildings for
| police and fire purposes.
No. aS5. by Mr.. Barrett, mskes the National
| Guard conform to the United States Army tao
TICS. anu pfOVlueS LQE lilo 6l6CLIOu OIL tur66 md-
| jors for each regiment.
No. S77, by Mr.. Stout, increases the powers of
township committees.
No. $40, by Mr.. Stout. requires county officers
and employees to give bonds.
No. 367, by Mr.. sStuder, gives electric light
companies outside OF towns and cities power to
use public roads and streets for the erection of
poles upon consent of property owners.
No. $50, by Mr.. Lanning, makes the usual ap-
preparation for the current expenses of the
bureau of Labor and Industries.
: .ar - n Tlo n.n1-G. ~ no~r-.1 -
No. 1928, by Mr.. Bake, amends act relative to
assessors In fourth class cities.
Nc. Sa2, by Mr.. BaaKe, amends act relative to
fourth class cities.
No. 3Id, by Mi. Salinger, amends the District
Court act.
No. Sls, by, Mr.. Smith. amends the act rela-
No. e9s, by Mr.. tanning, authorizes police
justices to sentence prisoners to the workhouse
NO es, by Mr.. o'Brien, amends the act for
the formation Of borough governments.
No. 377, by Mr.. Smith, provides that cities may
acquire lands for their uses by condemnation.
Ne. 273. by Mr.. Lane (for the Speaker. APP
propriates So, 900 for editing and printing the
Npao Jersey archives.
No. 26s. by Mr.. Beekman, provides for paving
of streets in third class cities.
No. 25a. by Mr.. Clarke, amends the act
authorizing the purchase Of lands in public
parks.
issue Of additional road bonds In Union county.
No. 2a9, by Mr.. Barrett, repeats an act relative
to the division of wards 10 cities.
No. 223, by Mr.. Armitage, increases penalty
for violation of pawnbrokers' license act.
No. 2s2, by Mr.. Armitage. relates to the COM
mitment OF dangerous ~lunatics.
No. BIT, by Mr.. BYrnes. places under control
Of Bank and Insurance Commissioner all
assessment insurance associations or corpora
tions.
No, 2N, by Mr.. WoolseY, relative to rural GEM
No. 1893, by Mr.. Byrne. repeats an act relative
to savings banks.
No. 17s, by Mr.. Bake, amends mechanics
lien law to apply to Q building removed from
No. loi, by Mr.. Carroll, MAKES it illegal to
manufacture clothing in tenement houses.
No. Id, by Mr.. Kyle, authorizes finance
boards of cities to fix rate of interest on past
due taxes.
NO. 1873. by Mr.. Studer, amends the act re-
Iative to townships.
Nc. "a, by Mr.. Gledhill, amends act relative to
arrearages OF taxes and water rents in cities.
No. 1i2, by Mr.. Hutchinson, empowers Boards
by disease and pay for the same.
No. 252. by Mr.. Clarke. provides for the COM
pulsory levying of o tax Of three-f1fths of one
mill on each dollar OF taxable property for park
maintenance and will create a park fund In this
city of about $l6, 900. which is $4,000 more than
provided for in the budget Of the present year.
No. IA, which was introduced by Mr.. Tahen,
| provides for the retirement on half pay of any
| paid fireman permanently injured in the dis
charge Of his duties.
No. 1877, introduced by Mr.. Lane. provides for
election by Boards of Excise In second class
cities of a clerk at a salary of 800.
No. 407, introduced by Mr.. Carroll. provides
for the filling of vacancies in Boards Of Free
holders in second class. counties by the remain.
a Democrat to succeed the late Freebooter
Warfen, Of Princeton.