The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27

An Act respecting cities of the first class
and respecting the publication of or
dinances, notices and other matters re-
CURED by law to be published in news
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
any city of the first class in this state
to publish any ordinance, notice or other
matter of any kind now required by
law to be published in newspapers or n
official newspapers to hereafter publish
such ordinance, notice or other matter
for a longer space than five days, nor
for more than five insertions in the daily
official newspapers of such city, nor more
than for one day or for one insertion "a
the official newspapers. of such city; but
such boards maing the deS- gnation OF
such official newspapers may by resolu-
ton provide that any ordinance. notice
or other matter required by law to be
published in the official newspapers for
a longer time than is herein provided.
2. And be it enacted, That all ordinances
of cities of the first class in this state to
open grade, gutter, curb, pave, repave,
street now required by law to be pub
lished either between the first and second
readings. or between the second and third
readings, or after the final passage there-
of, shall hereafter be noticed or published
between such first and second reading,
or between such second and third read
ing. or after final passage, by title only,
and the title of all such ORDINANCES Shall
state the street, avenue or pubic high
way, or other pubs pss ,,a t6 or s section
character of the Improvement; all such
ordinances after final passage shall be
entered in full in the o~rdinanse book or
ordinance books and all ordinances
which have been duly passed by said
board but, not yet entered IN sag ord
during business hours open to pubic in
spection.
8. And be it enacted, Thai no ordinance
notice or ether n "a e4a geg7ui defIv by na law
the failure to print such. ordinance,
notice or other mater 1T tb req ofFe by no law
papers of such body or board; provided,
such ordinance, notice or other matter
Shall 81 fea rave been duly prislfed and pub
lished in at least two offiaiaA newspapers.
4. n be it enacted, That sill ordin-
a aTion gs raa Z to to a ny pis oeatioo or opFp fhe
tracks of a street railway, or consent
to the location OF apo le, lines or sub.
telegraph. telephone or other wires, or
to the laying Of pines in any street, ave-
nue. or public highway III said city, OF
grantins to ang pc era oanoo or persons Or
or privileges in the streets. avenues or
public highways of such city. shall pro-
vide therein t2at all costs ard expenses
ordinance, and all costs of the publiea-
tion of resolutions or notices connected
herewith. shall be paid by the person
or persons, corporation or corporations
applying for such consent, right or priv
s. And be II enacted. That in the sell
ection of official newspapers in such
cities. regard shall be had to the age
ard average circulation Of said news
papers in such city.
(. And he it enacted That in any city
of tie first class it shall and may be
lawful for the common council or other
governinr board having charce and con-
'frol OF the selection OF official rsws-.
nApers therein 10 appoint as en- official
newspaper for such city q weekly news