The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-10
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
BY AUTHORITY.

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A supplement to an act entitled 4 aet
for the relief of creditors against ap5
sconding and absent debtors, approved
March twenty-seyenth, n tnousaho
EIGHT hundred and seventy-tour;
/ Re it enacted by the Senat and Gen
eral Assembly of the state OF New oh
sew. That in all cases where an altacn-
ment has heretofore peen, o. sa nnil c our
or any circuit court of this state, lne
said court, in its discretion, Or q yuQse
thereof, may, either before or aiteI ne
entry of judgment order the Wnoie u
mart of the personal property as snail
be necessary, sold at private sale upon
such terms and under Such resIrlctloils
as NAV be imposed in the order Tor sale.
2. And be it enacted, That in all cases
where an attachment has heretofore peen
or shall hereafter besaissGed out OF tHe
supreme court or any nsght clrcn nars souai 1roper.
ty may have been, or h be attacheos
and such personal property consists o.
goods and chattels II process o. eo ~
tachment issued, in its discretion, or a
Judge thereof, may, by order, dlfect tne
auditor to make. sue expenditure as may
chattels and put them in marketable con-
dition, n allow and pay the expenses
incurred therein out of any moneys IN
the hands of the auditoF shat q oil cases
where real estate has been or shall here
after be attached under the act 10
which this is a suppiement'5ne AuultoIs
the court out of which the attachment
has been, or shall be, issued, or a Judge
thereof, may make such expenditures as
%tenantable condition, and the expenses
thus incurred shall be allowed and paid
out of any moneys in the OF Inc
auditor.
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April 10, 1894.
CHAPTER LvIII.
A Supplement to an act entitled An
act concerning cities, approved Marcn
eighth, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-Seyen.
j. Be It enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State ofNew Jer-
sey, That section one Of the act entitled
AN act concerning. cities, approved
dred and seventy-seyen, be amended so
as to read as follows:
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of New Jer-
of less thai ten thousand Inhabitants
where they now have a city marshal
elected by the people, may annually
majority of the whole number of Its
members, at their first stated meetings
after their organization or assoon as pos
VINO shall serve for n year unless
sooner removed by said common council
for cause. as now provided by the law,
and that said marshal shall possess all
the powers, perform all the duties re-
quired to be done by any marshal here
tofore or now elected by the people in
such city and that 1t shall and may be
lawful for the common council of any
such city at the next stated meeting af-
ter the passage or approval Of this act,
as the case may be, or as soon as possi-
ton or ordinance, whether the said mar
shall shall thereafter be elected by the
people or appointed by the common coun-
Gil of such city, and that if the said
olution or ordinance. that such marshal
thereafter be elected by the people
and no such election shall be had after
the passage of this act and before the
passage of such ordinance or resolution,
as the case may be, then the office of
marshal shall be deemed vacant until the
next annual election in such city, and
then such vacancy shall be filled by
such common council as heretofore.
2. And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts Of acts, general, special or private,
inconsistent with this act, he and the
same are. hereby repealed.
8. And be it enacted, Thatthis act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April 49, 1894.
CHAPTER Tx.
An Act defining fraternal, beneficial and
relief societies and their satus. auth
lodges and to pay benefits upon the
sickness, disability or death of their
members, from funds collected by dues
and assessments therein, provided for
their registration in the office of the in
surance commissioner, n requiring
that they shall make annual reports to
him, and ~exemptiiIg them from taxa
ton and from the supervision of the
insurance commissioner.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That it shall be lawful for any
corporation, society or voluntary easso-g
citation now or hereafter formed or or
ganized and carried on for the sole
benefit of it's -membersand their bene-
and not for profit, to have and
create subordinate lodges with riualistic
form of work and a representative
form of government, and to issue cer-
tiricates Of membership, make provis-I
ion for the payment of benefits in case
of sickness, disabilityor death of its
members, subject to theircompliance
with its constitution and laws in which
the fund from which payment of such
benefits shall be made, q the expenses
of ouch association shall be betrayed ans
shall be derived from assessments or
dues collected from it's members, ana
in which the payment of death benefits
shall be to families, heirs, blood relatives
afianced husband or affianced wife of
or two persons dependent upon the mems
Der; such corporation, society of vol
untary. association now exi$ting, or here
after formed or prganizedF shall be and
ID hereby. declaredto be fraternal bene-l