The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-11

| tain and preserve order, to abate n pro
hibit nuisances detrimental to the public
healts, and to make and enforce rules and
regulations to promote and protect the pub
lie health. and, within the limitations afore-
said, shall have for this purpose exclusive
jurisdiction. 4
5. And be it enacted, That the powers and
authority hereby conferred upon such trus,
tees, directors and managers of every such
association or corporation shall be used and
exercised by making and publishing in the
manner hereinafter directed, bylaws and
regnlotioDs, and by the passage of appro-
PIRATE and resolutions; all such
bylaws, regulations, ordinances or resolu-
tions shall ~receiys the affirmative vote at a
regular meeting of a majority OF all the
trustees, directors or managers OF such as
ISOLATION or corporation; all such bylaws,
ordinances. resolutions and regulations shall
be entered at length in a Journal or minute
of such body; and, before any such bylaws,
ordinances or regulations shall become oper-
alive and binding, a copy thereof, duly cer-
titled by the presiding officer of such body
and the secretary thereof, shall be set up for
the space of five days in five of the most
public places within the limits of the terri
tory owned or controlled as aforesaid by
such corporation or association.
6. And be it enacted, That all rules, by
laws, regulations, ordinances inc resolutions
duly made and passed as aforesaid. shall
have the force and effect Of laws when not
inconsistent with the constitution n laws
of this stage.
z. And be it enacted, That no tax or as
sessment shall be made, levied or collected
upon the property, real or personal, or any
such association or corporation, so long as
the same, or the proceeds thereof, after pay
ment of necessary expenses, are devoted to
religious and educational uses, out nothing
herein contained shah be construed to exempt
the property owned by individuals or cor
porations other wise taxable within the
limits of the territory SO owned and con-
trolled from taxation
s. And be it enacted, That every such
board of trustees, directors or managers
shall have full power and authority to make,
establish and enforce ordinances regulating
the granting of all licenses, and fixing the
fees to be paid therefor, which by any laws
of this state now in force, or hereafter
passed, they may have authority to grant,
and to fix and prescribe penalties for the
violation of any such ordinance or ordi-
dinances. or any section thereof, and for
the violation of any other ordinance, rule.
regulation or bylaw which may be lawfully
passed by said board of trustees or other
governing body of such association for any
other purpose, and that the fees for such
licenses may be imposes for the purposes OF
revenue; provided, however, that no per-
son or persons shalLb BE- required to take out
a license to sell any of the produce OF his
farm.
2. Andnbe it enacted, That every justice
of the peace in any county, or police jas
tice or officer specially commissioned, pos
sessing tine powers of police justices appoint
ed or to be appointed for any such corpora
ton, is hereby empowered, on oath or
affirmation made according to law, that any
person or persons has or may have violated
any section of said ordinance or any OF the
ordinances of said board in relation thereto,
OF any of the ordinances, rules, regulations
or By laws which a " been or may be law
fully passed by said board for any other pur-
pose, to issue process at the SUIT
of such association aforesaid in the
nature of a summons for said pen
atty, which shall be returnable in not
ess than one nor more than ten entire
days: such process shall state what section
or sections of the ordinance, rule, regula-
ton or bylaw has been violated by The de.
PENDANT or defendants, and on the return or
such process, or at any time TO wnlcn tne
trial shall have been adjourned, the said
court, justice Of the peace, police justice OF
officer specially commissioned possessing the
powers of police justices appointed or TO De
appointed for such corporation, shall pro-
cssi to hear the testimony and to determine
and give judgment in the matter without
the filing of any pleadings, and a copy OF the
ordnance OF S6ctIOl buS vi w
rule, regulation or bylaw alleged to have
been violated. certified under the hand OF
the secretary or clerk of the board shall
be taken as full and legal proof of tho ex-
istence of such ordinance, rule, regulation
or bylaw, and the all the requirements
of law, in addition to the ordaining, pub
fishing and making the same SO as TO
make the same legal and binding have
been complied with, unless the contrary
he shown: and the said court. Justice of
the peace, police justice OF officer specially
commissioned possessin the powers of po-
lice Justices, appointed or to be appointed
for any such corporation, shall give Judg-
ment for the penalty sued for and costs ii
the defendant be proven guilty. and he may,
at the request of the plaintiff, forthwith issue
execution against the goods and chattels, and
also against the body OF the defendans or de-
PENDANTS, without any special order being
made to that effect, for the amount of said
penalty and costs, and if the same be not
paid and the officer is unable to find sufficient
goods and chattels over and above such as
are reserved by law to satisfy said execution
in full, then he shall take the body of the
defendants under said execution and deliver
him to the sheriff of the county, who shall
keep him in custody in the jail Of the county
until he is entitled to release by law, and no
defendant against whom an execution shall
be OF remain unsatisfied af er being taken
into custody shall be entitled to any of the
benefits or privileges of any of the lnsolvent
laws or acts of this state.
10. And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
and the M are hereby repealed.
IL. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April 25, 1894
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