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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-08-21
CHAPTER coxovIII.

An Act relating police justices In cities OF the first
class and defining their Jurisdiction, duties and
powers.
bly, OF the State OF New Jereey That police courts in
the cities OF the rst class In this state shall courts
OF record and have official seals and all persona shall
be amenable to punishment for contempt OF said
court in the same other courts of record
court. and the police justices Of said courts in each
city shall make such rules shall be necessary for
the orderly conduct Of the business and proceedings
Of the said courts which rules shall be approved by
the court Of common pleas Of the county In which
such city il situated
D. And be Il enacted. That the board OF police com
missloners in such city whore said police courts are
established shall provide suitable the trans
action Of the business Of such courts and procure
suitable furniture therefor and such books sta
tonery may be necessary, and shall designate the
police officers to attend the htings Of such courts
and preserve order therein.
B. And be it enacted That the said courts shall here-
after be designated the first and second criminal
court respectively Of the city in which they estab
lished and the police Justices of each Of said police
courts shall hereafter be and be designated the Judges
Of said criminal courts OF said city.
A. And be IT enacted That said courts shall have
possess and exercise in addition to the powers,
thority and iurlsiiton which the said police courts
and the said police justices thereof may now have
all the powers authority and Jurisdiction OF the
court two justices OF the peace and Of the Justices
the peace liz aud for the several counties OF this state
except such conferred upon the said justices Of
the peace by the following aotsan act fntited"An act
constituting courts for the trial OF small causes zap
proved March twenty seventh, one thousan eight
hundred and aeventy--fonr aud the various supple
ments therefor act entitled IAN act concerning
landlords and tenants, approved March twenty-sav-
enth one thousand eight hundred ana seventy four
IAN act the relief Of creditors against Ascending
and absent debtors approved March twenty-Heyonth
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CHAPTER CCC.

A Supplement to act entitled IAN ACT relative tC
corporations" approved May fifteenth, one thous-
and eight hundred and ninety-four.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State Of New jersey That section three OF
an act entitled IAN act relative to corporations, APP
proved May fifteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-four, be and the is hereby amended
so that it shall read as follows:
3. And be 1t enacted. That when. by the laws OF
any other state nation, any taxes fines, penalties
licenses fees other obligations requirements are
imposed upon such corporations Of this state, doing
business in such other state nation upon their
agents therein long such laws continue in force
the taxes ines, penalties licenses, fees, obga
lions and requirements OF whatever kind shall be i'm
posed upon a such corporations of such other state
nation doing business within this state and upon
their agents here; provided that nothing herein shall
he held to repeal any duty, condition requirement
now imposed by law upon such corporations of other
states nations trsnsActing business in this state
l. And be IL on acted That all acts and parts OF
acts inconsistent with this act be and the are
hereby repealed, and that this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved May IT, 1894
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olles, to be looted at their pleasure. These
things have been done, moreover, not by
combination of few members of the
majority with the opposition in the vot-
ing upon particular clauses or duties, so
that in these separate features the major
ity party was actually defeated, as hap
pened in many important cases when the
tariff of 1888 was framed, but by deliber-
ate action of two Democratic cauenses,
one IN the Senate and one in the House,
forty three Senators were bound to vote
and did vote on every item as their COM
mittee proposed, and the majority in the
house accepted and passed the bill exact
ly as framed by this process in the Senate.
In peculiar and very unusual degree,
therefore, the two Democratic Inajorities
have made themselves responsible for
every item and for all the departures
from the principles of their party.
The absolute failure of the Democratic
party to revoke or repeal the essential
features of the protective tariff is the
highest possible evidence of the strength
of tariff with the people. They have
tried Its essential features for thirty-three
years, and even a hostile party does not
dare to depart from them. 1t was a ques-
ton of votes, and the Senators from va
rious states knew that they could not re-
tain votes enough TO be reelected, and
that their party could not get votes
enough in those states to retain control of
the government, if it departed further
from the principles of the protective tar
if. The Republican party has, therefore,
gained a confession and a demonstration
that its policy has pleased the people so
well and promoted their prosperity SO
greatly that it cannot be overthrown.
One other important gain is test of
the rate or extent of protection required
The Democratic tariff protects, but in
spots and inadequately. Republicans
hold that greater national prosperity is
attained by protecting adequately and
systematically. Experience will teach
the people whether a complete and tho
rough protective tariff is better than a
Democratic botch. If the measure of
prosperity attained in October, 1892 I'M
der the Republican tariff before change
was ordered shall be surpassed by the
prosperity attained under the Trust tariff
just passed, the people will know it. If
not, if wages and production and general
prosperity do not recover to the level of
1892, the people will know it, and will de-
eide for complete and thorough protec-
ton instead of Democratic botching and
laundering. How great that gain is, for
Republican principles and protective pol
icy, time will show.
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CHAPTER ocxcIx.

Further Supplement to an act entitled IAN act to
amend An act concerning corporations approved
April seventh, thousand eight hundred and
seventy i've" which amendatory act approved
March twentieth, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety one.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
ly of the State of New jersey, That whenever any
corporation, which has been shall be included In
any proclamation. issued to be issued by the Gov
ernor for nonpayment Of taxes shall within ninety
days after the issuance of such proclamation pay into
the state treasury the amount Of all taxes due from 1t
to the state with interest cost and Advertising fees
the said proclamation far IT affects said corpor-
alton shall be void and the charter of said corpora
ton shall thereupon be revived to the extent
if said taxes had been duly paid and said procama-
ton had not been issued.
2. And be It enacted, That upon the payment of
said taxes with interest costs and advertising fees
and the filing of receipt therefor signed by the
treasurer and counersigned by the comptroller, 1t
shall be the duty Of the secretary of state to note the
said payment upon the original proclamation and the
record thereof
3. And be It enacted, That this act shan take eff
feet Immediately.
Approved May II, 1894
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CHAPTER CCxCu.

An Act relative to the construction, repair and man
agement Of buildings used in connection with the
school department in cities OF the first class.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State OF New Jersey That the board OF ed
ucation other board having chsrge Of the public
school department in cities of the first class IN this
state shall have the entire control and management
of the buildings owned or leased by such city and
used IN connection with the school department there
Of that such board shall keep and maintain all the
buildings of said department in good order and
pair and make such alterations and additions there
to may be necessary from time to time that said
board of education shall also be charged with the
duty Of furnishing and reurnishng said school build
ings
). And be it enacted, That all unexpended appro-
priatiORs heretofore made to any other board de-
parttnent in said city for the alteration addition
furnish ng repair of any Of them, of such school
buildings, shall forthwith be transferred upon the
books of the city to the credit of said board OF edu-
cation.
B. And be it enacted. That nothing in this act con
tanned shall affect existing contracts made by such
city for the repair of buildings for school purposes
and that the expenditures by said board OF education
for any purpose herein authorized shall comply with
the provisions of law hereafter in force fixing
and limiting appropriations aud their disposition
4. And be it enacted, That all aws in force in
such city relative to the alteration, addition furnish
ing and repair Of public school buildings therein shall
apply 20 and bisd said uoard of education.
5. And be it en&cted, That all acts and parts of
acts general special inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act hereby repealed and this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved May II, 1894.
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LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.

cHAPrER ccxov

A Supplement to an act entitled can act constituting
courts for the trial OF small causes ReVlsonl ap-
proved March twenty seventh one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-fOur.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State Of New Jersey That hereafter upon
the trial Of any appeal from any judgment which has
heretofore been shall hereafter be obtained before
any justice Of the peace II either party shall desire
produce upon the trial thereof any witness wit
nesses not produced in the court below, or
any documentary evidence not offered admitted In
the court below the said party will be at liberty to
do 40 and the shall be admitted by the court II
otherwise legal and competent without notice to the
opposite party or his attorney.
.. And be 1t enacted That this act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
IL ~
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CHAPTER oooIII.

An Act to repeal chapter two hundred and fourteen
OF the laws OF one Thousand eight hundred and
eishty-nine, entitled "A Supplement to an act el-
titled An act regulating proceedings In criminal
cases eVisionl approved March twent y-seVenth.
one Thousand eight hundred and seventy four y
which supplement approved May sixth one
thousand eight hupdred and eighty nine, and to
end the term OF Office of any officer officers ap-
pointed hereunder.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the state OF New Jersey That chapter two
hundred fourteen Of the laws Of one thousand
eight hundred and eighty nine entitled "A supple
ment to act entitled An act regulating proceedings
in criminal cases lReyisionl approved March TWEEN
y seventh. Thousand eight hundred and seventy
four" which supplement was approved May sixth.
one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
D And be It enacted That the term of office OF any
officer officers appointed under and by virtue OF
said act, be and the same Is hereby terminated.
Immediately.
Passed May 49, 1894.
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CHAPTER Geek.

An Act concerning taxes and the equiliZa-
of values with reference thereto.
l. Be II enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the State of New Jersey, That
hereafter, In any case, in any county OF this
state where any increase or diminution OF the
whole or aggregate value OF the real estate
contained In any assessment or taxing dis
shall be returned or made to appear to the
board, body or authorities hereinafter men
toned, by or from the returns or abstracts of
ratables thereof presented by any assessor,
assessors tax board or other like authority or
body in such county, authorized and empOw-
cred to make assessment OF taxes upon real
estate therein, shall be made or affected by,
through or by any means OF any board
of commissioners, tax or assessment
board or other authority or body what
ever, authorized by any law of this
state to make any increase or dim
mutton of such real estate value, for the pur-
pose of etfecting an equalization OF values or
valuation OF such real estate between the
several assessment districts, cities, towns or
townships OF such county, no notice thereof
shall be necessary or requisite to be sent to
any taxpayers OF such district, but the action
so authorized, and hereby authorized for such
elusive without such notice; in all cases, how
ever where any such increase or exchange
shall be made respecting the value of any
particular piece or portion of real estate
within any such assessment or taxing dis
trict notice shall be given to any and all tax
payers affected, and they shah be heard by
way OF appeal. or otherwise, in relation there
to, as the law I'm such case may direct.
2. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall be
deemed a public act, and shall take effect i'm
mediately.
ApnrOyed Nav o. 1894
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CHAPTER CCXCYI.

l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of New Jersey, That 1t shall and
may be lawful for any mutual fire insurance assoca-
ton organized under the laws OF this state nsur,
their respective dwellings. sohoolhouses and housos
for religious worship mechanic shops, barns wagon
houses and other farm buildingr with without
their contents against loss damage by lightning OF
FIRE. without regard TO the distance which any one
building stands from or ia connected with any Other
building other dwelling house. shop. barn Other
building.
q And be It enacted That all acts parts OF acts
inconsistent with this act be and the are here
by repealed.
g. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
Approved May II, 1894.
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THE MOUNT HOLLY NEWS.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81. 1894.

THE New York World Yesterday con-
tanned a long, editorial, purporting to
show that the recent legislation on text
books for public schools was in the inter
est of the American Book Company.
Certain it is that this organization has
been doing its utmost to put its wares in
every county in the state. Circulars have
been sent to local dealers, who have been
offered a discount of twenty per cent,
where heretofore about seven was enough.
In this circular the book company sug-
gests that the local dealer become its
agent, and also advises HIM to make an
effort to canvass the boards of education
to have you appointed as their agent
Then this concern went further, and Sc
cured as many principals of schools as
possible to become agents, and they were
successful, in many instances some OF the
principals devoting their vacation to can
vassing for books OF course, super
intendent is supposed to know what
books he needs, and should be consulted
on their selection, but local boards should
not be governed by man who has mo-
tive in pressing a certain class of text
books If the books chosen are those for
which he is agent, he should be compelled
to give the township the benefit OF his
commissions. Boards of education should
not at any time lose sight of the fact that
they have control of the schools and the
selection of all their supplies.
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CHAPTER oooII.

An Act concerning municipal boards or departments
in cities OF the frat Glass in this state.
/. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, Of the state Of New Jersey, That sill moneys re-
ceived from any source by municipal boards or de-
partments established in cities OF the first class in
this state shall be paid by such boards departments
to the other person charged with the
tody of the funds Of such city and where the power
borrow money in anticipation Of estimated receipts
has heretofore been vested in any board in such city
such power shall be and Is hereby transferred TO and
vested In the mayor and common council other
body having control Of the finances OF such city.
3 And be It enacted, That all moneys expended by
such boards departments shall be by warrant on
the treasurer other persons charged with the
ody Of the funds OF such city issued, countersgned
and audited warrants Of the board OF police and
IRE commissioners in such cities now required to
be issued. counterslgned and audited.
3. And be it enacted, That all acts and parts OF
inconsistent with the provisions Of this act be
and the hereby repealed, and that this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved May IT, 1894.
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An Act relating to the improvement of sidewalks in
boroughs incorporated under special charters.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, Of the State of New Jersey That the council or
other governing body OF any borough incorporated
under special charter may make and establish ordi-
nances for grading, paving and curbing the sidewalks
the streets OF such borough provided that prop
erty shall be required to grade pave and curb
more than two hundred consecutive feet of side walk
in any year
D. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
Immediately.
Approved May II, 1894.
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CHAPTER oCoIv.

An Act to repeal act entitled "An act concerning
cities OF the rst class in this state and consttut
ing police courts in such Cities and providing for
the appointment Of police justices OF such courts
and defining the jurisdiction powers and duties Of
such police Justices and Abolishiug all other police
courts and police justices in such cities approved
March sixteenth, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-one, and the supplements and amendments
thereto.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State OF New Jersey, That the entitled
IAN act concerning oties OF the first class In this
state and constituting police courts in cities and
providing for the appointment Of police justices Of
such courts and defining the Jurisdiction powers and
duties OF snoh police justices and the Aboshing OF al
other police courts and police justices in such cities
approved March sixteenth one Thousand eight hun
dred and ninety-one, and all supplements and amend
meRds thereto, be, and the hereby repealed
and that this act shal take effect Immediately.
Passed NAV 49, 1894
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CnAprER cCcvuI

An act to repeal an act entitled "A further
supplement to the act entitled An act rela
tive to the sales OF land under public stat
nte, or by virtue of any judicial proceed
ings' tRevisionl approved March twenty
seventh, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy FOUR which further supplement
WIS approved March sixteenth, one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety-one.
/. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the State OF New Jersey, That
an act entitled "a further supplement- to the
act entitled AN act relative to sales OF
land under a public statute, or by virtue OF
any judicial proceedings lRevisionl approx
cd March twenty-sevcnth, one thousand eight
hundred ana seventy FOUR which further
supplement was approved March sixteenth,
one thousand eight hundred ana ninety-One,
be ana the same is hereby repealed.
2 And be II enacted, That all acts and parts
of acts inconsistent with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed, and this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved May q 1884
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An Act to amend an act entitled "An act to
establish a system OF public instruction.
ftevisionl, approved March twenty
one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
four.
/. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the state OF New Jersey, That
section one of the net entitled "An act to es-
tahlsh system OF public instruction. RE-
visionb approved March twenty-seyenth, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy four, be
as foliowst
l. Be II enacted by the Senate ana General
Assembly OF the state of New Jersey, That
the general supervision and control of public
instruction In the state OF New Jersey shall
be vested In state board of education, which
board shall consist OF two members from each
congressional district, only one OF whom shall
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CHAPTER CCCXI

A supplement- to an act entitled "An act for
the establishment and government OF a ma
val militia of New Jersey which act was
approved May eighth, one thousand eight
hundred and ninety four.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the title OF said act be and the same is hereby
amended to read can act for the establish
ment and government of naval reserve OF
New Jersey" and whenever the words maya /
militia" appear In said act the same are here
by amended to read "naval reserve"
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved Nav % 1894,
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JOINT RESOLUTION NUMBER VII.

Joint Resolution providing for certain expep.
ses incurred and TO be incurred In the con
tested election case between Jacob O. Lin.
pincott ana william J Thompson.
!. Be il resolved by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State OF New jersey, That
the comptroller upon the presentation TO him
OF a certificate or certificates, signed by the
chairman of the committee on elections OF
the House OF Assembly, may draw his war
rant or warrants TO an amount not exceeding
the sum of two thousand dollars, upon the
state treasurer, who shall thereupon pay the
ana such other necessary expenses AZ shall
ana may have been incurred by the said com
mittee In the pursuit Of their investigation
into ana concerning the contested election
case between Jacob G. LippincOtt and WI
nam j. thompson for member Of the General
Assembly from the third district OF Camoen
county.
3. And be 1t resolved That this resolution
shall take effect immediately
Passed May 25 1894