The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11
LAWS OF NEW Jersey.
MARTIN FINK
BY AUTHORITY.
CHA PIER LXVI.

a1lOn OF bne present buildings thereon anu
the purchase of additional furniture and
apparatus for said school.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jersey,
That the state board of education be, and
they hereby are, authorized to procure ad-
ditional furniture n apparatus for the
state normal school, and to make such alter
ations in the present building as, in the
Judgment of said board, may be necessary
and requisite for carrying out the purposes
of the said school,
2. And be it enacted, That the furnish
ing and the alterations of said buildings
shall be done by contract or otherwise, as
the state board of education shall deem for
the best interest of the state; and said
board shall have power to employ archi-
tects, superintendent and mechanics, to
advertise for proposals, to make a contract
or contracts for the whole or any part of
said work, to fulfil and complete all con-
tracts heretofore made, and to discharge all
liabilities and charges heretofore incurred
for enacting new buildings and making al
terations in the present buildings, and to in
cur all necessary expenses to carry out the
provisions Of this act; and for these pur-
poses the sum of ten thousand dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary, In adj
dition to the appropriation for the state nor
NAL school now authorized by law, IS
hereby appropriated from the income OF
the state school fund, the same to be paid
by the treasurer of the state, on a warrant
of the comptroller, from time to time, as
payment shall become due, said payments
to be made upon proper vouchers approved
and duly certified by the said board, or such
officers thereof as may have been, or may be.
designated for that purpose.
3. And be il enacted. That the said board
shall make to the legislature, at its next SEES
sion, a full and detailed report of their pro-
ceedings n expenditures under this act.
4. And be it enacted, That this act snail
take effect immediately.
Approved April 4, 1894.
CHAPTER LXVIL.
A Supplement to al act entitled "An act to
establish a system of public instruction"
4IRevisionl, approved March twenty-sev-
: enth, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-four.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eraJ Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the nature of alcoholic drinks and mar
cotics, and special instruction as to their
effect upon the human system, in connection
with the several divisions of the subject of
physiology, any hygiene, shall be included
in the branches of study taught in the com
mon or public schools, and shall be studied
and taught as thoroughly and in the same
manner as other like required branches,
with adequate tests of the efficiency of the
teaching by the use OF graded text books in
the hands of pupils where other branches
are thus studied, INT orally only in the case
of pupils unable to read, and by all pupils in
all grades Of all schools supported wholly or
in part by public money.
2. And be it enacted, That the space in
the text books devoted to the consideration
of the nature of alcoholic drinks and mar
cotics and their effects upon the human sys-
tenn shall be sufficient for a full and ade-
quate treatment of the subject.
& And besit enacted. Tlat no certificate
shall be granted to any person to teach in
the public schools Of New Jersey after Jan
uary first next, who has not passed a salts
factory examination in physiology and
hygiene, with special reference to the ma
ture of alcoholic drinks and other mar
cotics and their effects upon the human
system.
4. And be it enacted, That in order to carry
into effect the provisions of this supple
ment each district shall, in the manner now
provided by law, on or before the first day
of July next, adopt a graded series OF text
books in accordance with the provisions or
this supplement-.
s.. And be it enacted. That the state SUI
~perintendent of public instruction shall, i'm
mediately after the passage of this supple
ment. notify all boards of education, boards
of school trustees, or other bodies having
charge and control of public schools, Of the
provisions of this supplement, and particu-
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forcing the same.
6. And be it enacted, That it shall be the
duty of all city and county superintendent
to report to the state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction whether the provisions of this
act lave been complied with, as specified IN
the preceding sections; and any refusal thus
reported, or otherwise satisfactorily proven
shall be deemed sufficient cause for with
holding the state appropriation of school
money from such district OF districts until
such district or districts have fully complied
with the provisions of this supplement. 4
z. 4 And besitenacted, That this act shall
apyly.to all schools in this state supported
wholly, or lin part by money received from
the state. whether such schools are governed
by the actto which this is a supplement- or
by any special law. or the provisions con
tanned in the charter of any city, town,
borough or other municipality, and that this
act shall take effect at the beginning of the
next school year.
Approved April "a, 1894.
CHAPTER LXVIII.
A Further Supplement- to an act entitled
s.An act to provide for the purchase of
sites for and the erection and equipment OF
armories in cities of the first and second
Z class and making appropriations therefor,
and to provide for the taking of real es-
tate for such sites by commission in case
the same cannot be purchased by agree
mGnU." dDpTOyeQ MdTCH tWSubJ -LuiIu,
one Thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight.
Whereas. By the eighth section of the act to
which this Is a supplement- it was pro-
vided as follows.-.slhat for the payment
of any expenditures herein authorized, the
IA comptroller OF the treasury shall draw his
warrants on the treasury, and the state
h treasurer shall pay the same from time to
time as the said commission shall certify
to the comptroller to be necessary and to
such persons as they may designate, but
not more than one hundred thousand
a dollars shall be drawn from the
state treasury in any one year for the
purposes aforesaid and, whereas; by
reasons of delays in procuring sites and
other preparations for erecting armories
under the provisions of said act no con-
tracts were entered into by the commits
sion constituted by said act until the year
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
three, when q contract for the erection of
an armory in Jersey City was entered
into. and the sand commission is now about
to enter into acontract for the erection of
an arn4ory in tine city of Paterson; and
whereas, It Is desirable TO make certain
changes and alterations in Inc present
MAN nnl design for the ereCti0@ and COM