The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-18

ov. k1itA " Z IL cudCteu, lQaL The COutll41-
MAN 40t-large assessor and aver5esr
Of the poor shall each hold Office for the
term, OF two years, and the said assessSr
required of such officers by law in the
several townships of this state and thu
ORDINANCES of the town.
81. Aud be 1t enacted. That the town
eli: he shall hold his office for the term
duties as the' council amn ? sha1lp s by ordIns snee
prescribe.
3. And be It enacted. That the town
To- to- tine asn q the coqncl and they shall
e eIgn SsgtiSn d. and shallreceivs such
render as the council shall by ordinance
keepers shall be appointed by the coun-
gu, and shall hold their office for such
term. and shah, perform such duties in
by any law OF this state, as the council
may by ordinance prescribe.
bs r. A q the Ds bosa snfe os m mmts5 ths me1 81
a aB9sa 5sa dhah ho p a S}RSa s6r BY yb the c OSaTa!
nov. or hereafter may be, by law en-
joined upon commissioners of appeals
n cases OF taxation; and at the time
.member, shall be designated by the coun-
said board, Except to FL I'm a~ppoaneinshs ssha 81
be for the term of three years.
O. And be Il enacted, That the chief
annually on the first Monday in May in
zach year and shah hold hts office for
one near IF from the first day Of June next
Of the de cps faen1a sha III a aS1vf be = f auaill
f fIal t s},a y = at Such election; the elgc-
snch rules and regulations as the coun-
Gil 10 shaa by ordinance prescribe.
co q, A5nd be 1T enacted, That the town
cation, on the first day Of May Unless
that day should happen to be Sunday,
day preceding; the counciiman-at-large
shall, be the chairman and shall preside
at all meetings of the council; in his
their number as chairman for the time
meeting. determine and establish the rules
~dinances, bylaws and resolutions per-
taanng 70 the purpose and objects OF
for carrying out the provisions of this
4s. And be 1t enacted. That the council
year. cause to be printed a full state
ment of an receipts and expenditures
Of every description for the year preced-
ing, with all such further information
as may be necessary for a full under
standing of the ~financial concerns of
the town. and that it shall be the duty
printed statements among the people of
the town or to furnish a copy Of such
statement to every citizen applying for
the same.
"A. n be 1t enacted. That a majority
of the council shall be a quorum for
the transaction Of business, but a small
day to day; the counc shall hold stated
meetings at least twice IN each month at
the town hall. at such. times as they
two counciimen may call special meet
ings by written notice to each of the
MEMBER served personally or left at his
four hours previous TO the time appoint
ed for such meeting, but no business.
b other Ter Il than dtt that s s5,cb snac e the ma SAL, shall hail
no business by this act required to be
done or performed at any such special
meeting.
q. And be It. enacted. That all con-
tracts in wh!ch any councilman shall
Pc t mt Re .sdios either her dire t tiyr or = indiree IT.
thereof. shall be null and VOID, and no
member of the council shall become Sc
curly for any public officer. elected or
appointed under this act
As. And be 1t enacted, ina no ordin-
anee or bylaw shall be passed by the
BEEN been e introddc ei's At .a a prev previo sn1' stated
meeting, and shah be agreed to by a
majority Of the members of the council;
i've days after t shall have been pup-.
lished In the official newspaper OF the
town, and if there be none, n at least
and circulating in the town; provided.
however, that no ordinance for opening,
grading, tagging, c%lIrbing, paving or
public place. or for the construction of
ment. shall be passed or adopted unless
Of he MEMBER Of the council.
Al. And be It enacted, That the council
may, bya the title, I council OF the
oordinances to take effect Within the
town for the following purposes:-
To manage, regulate, protect and con-
troll the finances and property of the
town; to make and adopt an assessment
a or maps whereby to describe lands
ascertain and establish the boundaries
of all STREETS, highways. public lanes and
alleys, in the h rsnsI to 6s re sfrsats f hsgb,.
a lanes ard alleys in the town, n
to pave and remove all e~ncroa6hmenJS
distractions and membranes IN and
legs, sewers, drains and water courses;
to prescribe the manner in which ,eorpor-
privilege granted to them in the use Of
glng up any stref, highway or alley
and regulate the planting, rearing, trim.
ming and preserving of ornamental
shade tres in the streets, parks and pub
nc places OF the Town, anu " dutlOTizS
or prohibit the removal or destruction
of such shade trees. to name ana num-
Der the streets, houses and laols in the
town; to provide for and enforce the
removal of snow and Ice from the side
walks and cutters of streets, by The own
ers of land fronting thereon, n to pro-
vide that in case of neglecs or refusal
Of or by the owner of any lot of land
fronting on a public street or highway to
remove snow or ice from the sidewalks
and cutters in front of his lands, that
the council may cause the same to be
done ait the expense of such owner. and
that the cost n expense thereof, with
interest thereon, shall be added TO and
shall form part of the taxes next to
and shall be and remain a lien upon such
lands until paid; to regulate the use
of STREETS, highways, anl public places
by individuals, vehicles, railroads and
engines of every kind; to prevent and
punish horse racing. and moderate driv-
to regulate the speed and run
and railroad cars through the towns
to regulate and control the passage
through the streets and public places of
buildings and other large structures; to
prevent animals of all kinds from rum
ming at large in the streets or public
places of the. town. and for the impound-
ing. sale or destruction of the same, and
TO regulate and prevent the driving of
cattle or other animals in droves in or
through any of the streets of the town,
to prevent and prohibit any practice hav-
Ito be Continued.)
MEDICAL.
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