The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-21

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Respectively be invested wit and shall
perform all the powers and duties OF
any such officers by whatsoever title
they may be designated now by law to
act therein; and which said officers SHAH
be appointed for the term of two
years, or until their successors are ap-
the same dudes and receive the same
emoluments as are now provided by ex-
listing laws, n the terms of the first
officers appointed hereunder shalldate
| from tn time of their appointment under
this act, and that such officers shall
give bonds for the faithful discharge OF
their duties in such amounts as may now
be required of such officers in such cities,
and which said bond shall be approved as
to form by the city council of such city,
and as to the sufficiency thereof by the
said common council, board Of aldermen
or other governing body thereof, any va
| cancy in either of the officers herein pro-
ner, but for the ~unexpired term only; and
such officers are now sworn in each OF
said cities; and that the term of service
of every such officer hereinbefore named;
holding office in any such city, n enc
on the appointment and qualification OF
I their successors and hereinpefore pro
vided for; every such officer whose term
deliver up his office and all properly
books and papers,, matters ana thlngs
whatsoever connected thereW1th 10 ms
sucoessor provided that in all cities as
aforesaid in which, by the provisions OF
the chrarter thereof, the city treasurer
is elected by popular vote, sucn CITY
treasured shall continue to be, elected
by popular vote anything in this CON
tanning to the contrary notwithstanding
but the term of office of city treasurer
in any such city is hereby authorized and
empowered to appoint a city treasurer
of said city, who shall hold his offlce un,
til his successor is elected as AFORESAID
until after the next municipal eleetl29
until his successor is elected as AFORESAID
and qualified into office.
2. And be it eacted, That allacts ana
parts Of acts, genera nsten ana v 5Reci the bro.
visions of this act, be and the same are
hereby repealed.
3. And be it enacted. That this act
shall take effect eighth, ammo domini one
thousand eight hundred and nlnety-Iour'
Passed May s, 1884
CHAPTER cLxIIL
A Supplement to an act entitled ALT
Their supplement to an act entitled
An act Regulating pf%oe @eDah ggint IN
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
one"
l.. Be it enacted by the senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jer-
sew, That the entire record of the pro
ceedings had upon the trial of any crinl-
nal cause may be returned by the pam
tiff in error therein with the writ OF
error, and when so returned shall form
entire record shall be considered and ad.
it appear from such record that the plain
Tiff IN error on the trial in the court
belowsuffered manifest wrong or. INJURY,
whether by rejection or or IN
the charge made to the jury, or in the
denial of any matter by such court
Which was a matter of discretion, or up
on the evidence addu seau upon reme s9e such niehh
wrong or injury and give judgment ac-
cordingly, and order a new trial.
2. And be it enacted, That the fees to
be paid for such record when SO re
nuired shalt not exceed the sum OF eignt
cents per oflio of one hundred words,
and when so required IN Writing from
with ordered for said plaintiT in error:
take effect Immediately.
Passed May 9, 1884.
CHAPTER CLXIV.
An act relating to the assessment OF
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That in all the cities, towns,
counties of the first class of this state,
it shal be lawful for the governing au-
thorities to have maps made of their
the purpose of making the assessment
for taxes upon real estate and to de-
scribe thereon the said real estate by
blocks and parcels.
change is made in the ownership of
property in any such city, town, town
ship, village or borough 1t shall be the
duty of the new owner to present his
deed or other evidence of title to the
officer, officers. assessor, assessors or
department having charge OF the assess
ment of taxes therein. that the change
of property ines and ownership may be
properly noted on the books and maps
kept for that purpose.
8. And be it enacted, That no register
of deeds, county clerk or other officer
whose duty it shall be to record deeds,
shall record any deed which conveys any
property in any city; town, township,
first class unless 1t shall be duly certi-
fed thereon that the same has been duly
duly presented at the office OF the Off
Ger, officers, assessor or assessors, or
other department having charge of the
asSesemnt of taxes, for the purpose of
REGARDING or noting such change as may
ave been made thereby in the property
lines or ownership of the property, pro-
vided that nothing in this act shall pre-
vent the recording of such deed in case
any such deed is deposited for record, to
the register of deeds, county clerk or
other officer whose duty it is to record
the same. upon which payment having
said register of deeds. county clerk or
other officer. within five days there
after, to present such deed or abstract
assessors or other department having
in sharge the assessment of taxes, for
the purpose of having such changes of
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made therby recorded or noted.
A. And belt enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
.and the same are herby repealed, and
that this act shall take effect immedi-
ately.
Approved May 9, 1894.
CHAPTER CLXV.
An act to ~organiZ the board of chosen
freeholders in each of the counties of
this state having within its territorial
limits a population of not less than
seventy-five thousand inhabitants or
more than two hundred thousand i'm
habitants.
L. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
ssey, Tha hereafter the board Of chosen
having within its territorial limits a
population of not less than seventy-five
thousand inhabitants. or more than two
hundred thousand inhabitants shall con
ward of each city, one chosen freeholde,
from each township and one chosen
freebooter from each borough possessing
complete autonomy of local government
In such county. ~
Q. And be it enacted That at the first
municipal and township elections held in
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