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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1894-04-13

last strains Of the home waltz died
away; and, after a vote Of thanks to
host and hostess for a highly enter
tanning evening, and success to the re-
cipient of the party, the merry-makers
radiated homeward, poor In sleep, per-
haps, bat rich in pleasant memories.
Mrs. W j. Hill, whose ankle was
severely sprained and an outer small
bone broken while taking a stroll a
week ago last Sunday in the foothills,
in company with her husband, is on the
rapid road to recovery. although the
nature of the accident will preclude any
active exercise for some time to come.
1t was feared at first that the accident
was more serious, AID. in the absence
of a local physician, DR.. G. G. Cruick-
shank. of San Marcial, was telegraph
ed for, who pronounced the case pro-
crossing favorably. Mrs. Hill has de-
clded to abandon practical a~nthrpolO-
gical studies for the summer.
Mr.. Thomas Scales informs US that
the machinery for the works to be put
in here is aboard the cars and will be
shipped Immediately. A general smile
is going round at this cheerful tntelli-
gence. The boom cometh,
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FAIRVIEW.

A social event this week, of more
than ordinary Importance, was the
celebration, Tuesday evening. of their
&lser wedding by Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
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George Henry, w, LOS soi 1880, prel D ~
The commissioners decided not to take
any action on the bids for the purchase Of
the county property and the erection of the
new Jail until April 10th, 1894.
Ordered, That the clerk issue the licenses
as assessed n deliver to the collector for
collection.
whereupon the board adjourned to meet
April 10th, 1894.
Attest,
THos. O.. HALL, ]. D.. HILTY,
Clerk, Chairman,
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CHAPTER CXXVII.

A Supplement- to an act entitled AN act to
authorize the issue of bonds to provide
moneys for the erection of county lunatic
asylum buildings in counties of this state, v
approved June tenth, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety.
/. BE IL enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That in
addition to the bonds authorized To be issued
may be and hereby is authorized to be issued,
for the purposes of a1fording, providing and
constructing suitable kitchen and engine
house or building to contain necessary steam
or other power, machinery and things requi-
site and necessary to and for the proper opera
ton, use and accommodation of the main
building, authorized and provided for in the
act to which this is a supplement-, and to fur-
ther provide for the making, erection and con-
struction of such other adjoining or connect
ing out-houses or buildings rs may be found
or deemed to be necessary, with such steam or
other pipe, sewer and other similar connec-
lions and communication as may be essential
and proper therefor, by the board of chosen
freeholders authorized to provide for the cree
tion of such main building, bonds of the char
acter, denomination. tenor and effect of those
heretofore authorized in and by the said act,
as amended, to which this is a supplement,
except that it shall be necessary TO state ON
the face of the bonds the purpose for which
the same are issued beyond mention of this
act of authority therefor, to an amount or
sum not exceeding fifty thousand dollars I;
such bonds to be made, issued and sold as
directed in such act except as may be herein
directed to the contrary, and the moneys
arising therefrom are hereby permitted to be
used for the purpose above mentioned and not
otherwise; the plans and specifications for
such work are hereby authorized to be pre-
pared by the architect provided for in said act
to which this is supplementary.
=. And be il enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved May l, 1894.
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CHAPTER CXII.

An Act to provide for admission of certain persons
residents of this state to practice as attorneys and
counsel0rs in the supreme court of this state.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and general As
sembIy of the State of New Jersey, That any
resident of this state, of full age and good moral
character, who has been ad nitted TO practice and
has practiced six years attorney and counsellor
in the highest court of original jurisdiction in
another state of the United States and who has been
a resident of this state for at least five years imme-
Immediately preceding his application, shall be
admitted to practice attorney and counselor in the
supreme court of this state, without examination,
on motion made at any stated term of said supreme
court; provided, however, that no such applicant
shall be admitted by the supreme court, unless he
shall have produced to said court certificates or
other evidence satisfactory to said court that he
has served regular clerkship of three full years
with practicing attorney in good standing in one
of the states of the United States, that he has
spent two years in regular attendance upon the law
lectures in any college university or in any law
school of established reputation IN the United state
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately
Approved April 80, 1894.
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CHAPTER CXXI.

An Act providing for the appointment of COM
missiOners to assist in the establishment OF
the Chickamauga and Chattanooga national
military park, and for the payment of the
expenses of the same.
Whereas, Congress has purchased the battle
field of Chickamauga and established the
Chickamauga and Chattanooga national mil
itary park and whereas, the states of Geor-
gia and Tennessee have coded the roads
through this field and over Lookout noun
tain and along the crest of Missionary ridge
as approaches to and "A part of the said park;
and whereas, Il commissioner appointed by
the secretary of war is now engaged in locat-
ing both the union and confederate lines of
battle; therefore,
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the governor of this state be and he is hereby
authorized to appoint u commission consist
ing of two gentlemen, veterans, each OF whom
participated in the campaign of Chattanooga,
who shall serve without pay, and whose duty
il shall be to cooperate with the national COM
mission in ascertaining and marking the posi-
tons occupied in these battles by each regi-
ment, battery and independent organization
engaged in that campaign; and for this pur-
pose they shall avail themselves of the know
ledge and assistance of representatives of such
regiments, batteries and other organizations
and shall make report to the governor.
2. And be il enacted, That for the purpose
of meeting the travelling and other necessary
expenses of said commission the sum of fouI
hundred dollars is hereby appropriated, which
sum shall be paid from any moneys remaining
in the state treasury not otherwise appro-
priated.
g. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved May |, 1885,
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CHAPTER Chilli.

An Act to provide for the payment of services
and expenses of certain persons rendered IN
the election contest of one Thousand eight
hundred and ninety, between William IL.
Stuhr and Edward F. Mcdonald.
|. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the sum of two thousand nine hundred dol
lars be and the same is hereby appropriated TO
pay for the services and expenses of the FOL
lowing persons, namely: to Samuel b. Ross, of
Atlantic City eight hundred dollars; to Henry
c. Garrison, of Swedesborough, eight hundred
dollars; to John Graham, of Jersey City, eight
hundred dollars. and To William :. Sharp. of
Trenton, five hundred dollars, rendered and
expended by them as officers of the senate COM
mittee ON elections, by the direction of said
committee, i'll the election contest between
William H. Stuhr contestant, and Edward f.
Mcdonald the sitting member, both claiming
to be senators-elect from the county OF Hud-
son, in this state; the said sums and amounts
to be in fun payment for all services rendered
and expenses incurred by them in the said em-
ulUyment.
2. And be it enacted That the treasurer of
the state, on the warrant of the comptroller
of the state, is directed To pay the said sums
10 the persons mentioned as aforesaid.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed May 3, 1894.
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CHAPTER CIV.
An act respecting licenses In the boroughs of
this state.

An act respecting licenses In the boroughs of
this state.
1. BE 1t enacted by the Senate aud General
Assembly OF the State of New Jersey, That
ii shall be lawful for the mayor and council,
common council or other governing body in
any borough of this state, TO make and estab-
lish ordinances for the following purposes,
namely: TO license and regulate the owners
and drivers of express wagons, trucks, hacks,
carts. omnihuses, stages, and all other car
riages and vehicles used for the Transports
ton OF passengers baggage, merchandise and
goods and chattels of every kind; also to Ii
cense and regulate the owners and drivers OF
all vehicles used in connection with any bust
ness or occupation for the purpose OF solicit
| ing orders or delivering goods within the
limits of the municipality; also. TO license
and regulate all common crierS hawkerS,
peddlers, pawn brokers, junk wagons. news
stands, sweeps scavengers, travelling and
other street shows. street exhibitions par
AIDES circuses concerts, theaters skating
Kinks merry -go- rounds, observation wheels
round-a-bouts, razzle dazzes or circular
swings. organ grinders ittneranf vendors OF
medicines and remedies and merchandise, and
to fix the license fees to be paid therefor
which may be imposed for the purpose OF
revenue; and also to designate and locate
stands and places which hackmen, cartmen
and al other persons engaged in carrying
passengers. baggage and merchandise shall
be privileged to occupy when soliciting bust
ness, and to prevent the occupying OF other
places for such purpose, and to fix and pre-
scribe penalties for the violation of any such
ordinance or section thereof, in Il sum not
less Than ten dollars or more than one hun
ircd dollars us may be designated by such
governing body.
O. And be it enacted, That the mayor of any |
such borough, the police justice or any jus
ice of the peace of the county is hereby en-
powered, upon oath or affirmation made ac-
ording to law. that any person or persons
AVE or may have violated any section of the
or of the ordinances OF such Dor
ugh adopted under this law. TO issue process
q the nature of a summons or warrant in an
ction upon contract. at the suit of said Dor
s.sf In 60 al a IAron
recess shall when in the nature of war
ant be returnable forthwith. and when In 1
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CHAPTER CXLII.

An Act to repeal an act entitled An act con
corning the government of certain cities IN
this state and constituting Il municipal board
of public works and other officers therein
and defining the powers and duties of such
boards and relating to the municipal affairs
and departments of such cities placed under
the control and management of such board,
and providing for the maintenance of said
board" which act was approved March
twenty-third, one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-two, and ending the terms OF
office of all persons appointed hereunder
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey. That
the act entitled An act concerning the gov
eminent of certain cities in this state and con-
shutting municipal board of public works
and other officers therein, and defining the
powers aud duties of such boards and relating
to the municipal affairs and departments of
such cities placed under the control and man
agement of such board, and providing for the
maintenance of said board" which act was
approved March twenty-third, one thousand
eight hundred and ninety-two, be and the
same is hereby repealed.
2 And be il enacted. That the term of any
officer or officers appointed under and by virtue
of said act be and the same is hereby ended.
g. And be il enacted, That this act shall take
effect on the eighth day of May, ammo domini
one thousand eight hundred and ninety-four.
Passed May 3, 1884,
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CHAPTER CXIV.
An Act relative to the lighting of streets,
roads and public places In this state.

An Act relative to the lighting of streets
roads and public places In this state.
/, BE IL enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the board of authority of any city, county,
town or township of this STATIC charged with
the duty of lighting the streets, rouds and
public places IL such municipality. or now
exercising such authority, be and IL Is hereby
vested on behalf of said municipality with
the duty of making such contract or con
| tracts for lighting the streets, roads and pub
| lie places in such municipality for such terms
not exceeding Ave years, as in the Judgment
of said board of authority shall be deemed
| for the best interest of such municipality;
and the board OF authority in any such mu
nicipality, having the power and charged
with the duty of making and adopting the
annual tax levy or tax ordinance of sad mu-
nicipality. shall appropriate the necessary
amount each year to pay the cost of such
| lighting or the fultillment of any such con-
tract or contracts
3. And he ii enacted, That any contract
heretofore entered into by any city. county,
town or township In this state for the light
! Ing of public streets roais and public places
| thereof for any period not exceeding ten
years shall be as valid and eifeetual as IL the
same had been entered into and made pursu-
ant TO legislative authority for such term
and II shall be the duty of the board or au-
thority in such municipality charged with
the duty of making and adopting the annual
| tax levy or tax ordinance of such municipal
| ity TO appropriate the amount necessary each
year to pay the cost of such lighting and the
fulhllment of any such contract or contracts
heretofore made.
B. And be 1t enact ed That the provisions of
this bill shall not apply to any city, county,
town or township in this state having a pop
ulatlon of less than twelve thousand inhabi-
tants according to the last state or federal
census,
| L. And be 1t enacted. That all acts and parts
| of acts inconsistent with the provisions of
this act be and the same are hereby repealed.
and that this act shall take effect tmmedt-
ately.
Approved May 1, 1894.
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CHATTER CXXXL

An Act to enable township committees or the
governing bodies of any boroughs, towns,
villages improvement commissions III
towns and villages or within townships In
this state, to pass and enforce their ordin-
anees respecting the use of broad tires on
wagons and carts upon their macadamized
public streets and to collect the penalty for
the violation thereof.
l. Be il enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That ii
shall be lawful for any township committee
or other governing body of any borough, town,
village or improvement commission to pass
all necessary ordinances requiring the use of
broad tires, but not more than four inches in
width, upon all coal, express, lumber, brick or
other draft wagons and carts, carrying fifteen
hundred pounds or over, used upon any of the
macadamiZed public streets, within the limits
of the jurisdiction of said township, borough,
town, village or improvement commission,
and to enforce the observance of such ordin-
ances, by u penalty for the violation thereof
by a fine not exceeding twenty dollars for
each offensc; provided, however, that no ordi-
nance or penalty herein authorized shall take
effect until six months after the passage and
publication in n newspaper circulating i'll said
township, borough, town, village or improve
ment commission of such ordinance, and shall
not be applicable to wagons and carts transient
ly passing through the limits of said township,
borough, town, village or improvement com
mission and not owned or permanently used
therein.
q And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect July first one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-tive.
Approved May |, 1895.
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CHAPTER CXXVI

An Act to provide for the collectian of the
costs of grading, paving, curbng and re-
pairing sidewalks in boroughs Incorporated
under special charters
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That in
any borough Incorporated by special charter,
whenever sidewalks have been or shall be
graded, paved, curbed or repaired, and the
cost thereof paid out of public moneys, under
and by authority of the laws of the state and
the ordinances of the borough, in addition to
the means now provided for the collection of
such cost from the owner of the lands in
front of which such sidewalks have been
graded, paved, curbed and repaired, IL shall
be lawful for the borough officer or officers
under whose direction the work was perform
ed to certify the cost thereof to the collector
of taxes for said borough, with a brief des-
cripton of the lot or lots of land in front of
which the work was done and the owners
name II il can be ascertained; the collector
shall file II copy of said certificate in the office
of the clerk or register of the county in which
such borough Is situate, in the book of returns
of unpaid taxes on real estate, and the amount
of such cost, with expenses and lawful inter-
est, shall be and remain first and paramount
lien on such lot or tract of land until paid or
otherwise satisfied; the collector shall there
upon proceed To collect the same in the man
ner in which unpaid taxes ON real estate are
now or may be by law collectibe in such bor-
ough.
.. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved May /, 1894.
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CHAPTER CXIII.

A Supplement to an act entitled AN act con
corning boroughsh approved March TWEEN.
ty-eight, one thousand eight hundred and
nfnety-two.
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
in all cases In which any street or other i'm
provement within the purposes mentioned
In the second section OF the act to which this
Is u supplement shall have been heretofore
completed, or shall be in process of compile
ton or any Indebtedness for any such pur
poses shall have been heretofore incurred by
the council OF any borough In this state, OF
by any committee thereof by resolution Oh
Otherwise and proceeds OF the sale of bonds
provided for by said act shall have been OF
may be by ordinance or resolution, appropri'
ated for the payment of such Indebtedness OIL
any part thereof. or any payments shall have
been made on account thereof, such improve
ment appropriation and payments shall be
deemed aud taken to be and shall be as valid.
lawful and effectual as IL the improvement
had been authorized, the Indebtedness in
Cured and the appropriation made by ordi-
nance; provided, however, that IL said i'm
provement shall have been made. or the
Indebtedness shall have been incurred by or
under the direction of n committee the same
shall have been afterwards or shall be APP
proved or authorized and confirmed by said
council by ordinance duly passed and APP
proved.
@ And be IL enacted. That all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with the provisions OF
this act, be and the same are hereby repealed
aud this act shall take effect Immediately.
Approved May 1, 1894.
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and SeVenty-nNe II ,,oI
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That no
life insurance company doing business IN TINS
state shall make any distinction or dlscrlnllna-
tion between white persons and colored per-
sons wholly or partially OF African descen!'
as to the premiums or rates charseu Iol Poll-
cies upon the lives of such persons, or in any
other manner whatever; nor snail any such
cnmnany demand or require n greater pre-
MUM from such colored persons than IS, at
that time. required by such company from
white persons of the same age, sex, general
condition of health and prospect OF longevity ;
nor make or require any rebate, dllnlnutloh OF
discount upon the amount to be PAID on such
policy in case of death of such colored person
insured; nor insert in the policy any condition.
nor make any stipulation whereby Sucn per-
son insured shall bind himself or his heirs
executors administrators or assigns to accept
any sum less than the full value of amount OF
such policy in case of a claim accrulng there
on by reason of the death OF Such person
insured other than such as are imposed on
white persons in similar cases and any such
stimulation or condition so made or inserted
shall be void; but this act shall be applicable
only to contracts of insurance issued on The
lives of persons resident in this state at the
time the application for such insurance shall
be made and nothing in this act shall be so
construed as to require any agent or com
pany to take or receive the application Tor
insurance of any person or to issue a pollcy Oh
insurance to any person..
2. And be it enacted, That the violation OF
any part of the first section of this act shall be
deemed a misdemeanOr, and the party and
parties violating the same shall, upon conYle-
ton thereof, be subject to a fine of not less
than fifty dollars nor more than five hundred
dollars.
g. And be it enacted that this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Passed May 3, 1884.