The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-17

III. ana De III efldcCeu, lLdl oily pCiSOA
found violating any ordinance of any OF
said cities. or of n board OF sueh city,
may be arrested by any police offlcer o.
such city. or by any employe q salu
city or said board, whose duty IT shal
be to enforce said ordinances, and taken
before any of sad courts in said city;
when thee ase shall be heara
n disposed of by the Judge of said
court. without the fling of any plead
ings. and If the defendant shall be
found guilty the judge of said court may
the PENALTY prescribed for the violation
of such ordinance, in fault or the
ayfnen of the said fine the fenda
shall be committed to the county jail FOR
determine. not exceeding in NUMBER The
number of dollars of fine imposed, sa.
| where any person shall be convicted in
said uocstr of having violated any OIL the
provisions of the act entitled &C,
concerning disorderly persons (Reyision;
approved April ninth one thousand elgh'
hundred and seventy-1ve, or OF the Yar1-
Gus supplements thereto. it shall AND
may be lawful for the judge before whom
such person to the Workhouse or common
jail OF the county in which such person
may be convicted, for a period not to ex,
not more than thirty dollars on the per
son SO convicted: provided, that this sec
ton shall not apply to persons convicted
under the fifth section of said act.
Il. And be it enacted, hat in case any
| person convicted in said courts shall have
been committed to. the W~orkhouse OF
omnlon Jail in default of paying the
fine or penalty imposed upon such con
~viction, it shall be lawful for the judge
imposing such fine or penalty to remit
the whole or any portion thereof, and te
discharge the person 50 comitted from
further custody; and in case any person
convicted in said courts shall have beer
Jail without a.fne. it shall be lawful fo'
the Judge before whom such conviction
was had, upon application made TO min
for that purpose, to order. the person Sc
committed to be brought before him fol
a rehearing and if on such rehearing i
she'll appear to the satisfaction of saiG
judge that the person so convicte5
tody, it SHALL be lawful for said judge tc
DISCHARGE said person.
1s. And be it enacted, That in case any
house or house of nl-aame. in Violation
Of the provisions Of the ordinances of the
1t shall be lawful for tire Judge to impose
upon the person so ecnylcted the penalty
PRESCRIBED IN the o~ra.nance,s, or to com
house or common jail of the county il
Which ouch person may be CONVICTED, 70:
d e. p9srAAq nd be- be- It # e eaae ! dnlaTs hst d "a Shan b,
lawful, for the 5uypice Of the .suprems
court holding the circuit in each of the
for the president judge of the court o!
common pleas of such county, upon ap
plcarion made for that purpose by any
tpourfs. to, order the complaint and war.
rant Of there be a complaint and war
rant the commitment. and the record OF
fore him, n If such complaint, war
rant, record of conviction or commit
ment sh 3 - be - f sas y; j. illes,al, g9oh oopy 4.
2efsau So convicted discharged from fur
5hsr custody.
justice Of tie supreme court. A judge o.
the court of common peas, foe each case
brought before him under the provisions
Tiled for bis services therein he to the sum
ant, ana said fees. wSsn paid, $ shah be
al e. ana s be at t e e0sef rsqu That o Y sasil not
be necessary for the judges of the SAID
courts to lake in writing the examina-
ion of any jerson brought before them
charged with any crime, misdemeanor o.
offense not triable in said courts unless
The person so charged shall ask for such
IL. And be it enacted, hat the salar-
les of the judges and clerks of sa:tl
courts shall be payable monthly, in the
sans manner thai other officers oe
Is. And be it enacted, hat all acts and
parts of acts Inconsistent with the pro
visions Of this act be and thes anne
AXE effect Immediately.
Approved March Z, 1895.
CHAPTER XCIx.
A further supplement to an act emit,
tied IAN Act to remove the fire and
police sss : deg2a part, nn5ii in the c cities Of q tn an :
proved May second. one thousand eight
hundred and e~.ghty-ive.
l. Be 1T enacted by the Senate and Gen
sey. That the Board OF Police Com
mlss.oners in cities CT the first class,
created by the act to WHICH this act is a
pensat.on of the patrolmen at the rate OF
three dollars per day, the said compen-
sation to begin on the first day OF the
next calendar month after this act shall
go into effect.
2. And be 1t enacted, That on or be-
fore the first day of May N each year
the board of police commissioners, ere
ated as aforesaid. shall estimate in de
tail the expenses of the police depart
ment for the ensuing year, and shall
transmit such estimate to the. common
charge Of the finances thereof, Which,
sum SO estimated the said body shall
cause to be assed and raised by making
provision therefor r. the tax s
said estimate for the expenses of the pc.
lice department shall IN any year exceed
an amount equal t.. two mills and seven.
upon. such valuation that It shall be
OPTIONAL with such common council
whether the excess or any part thereof
be raised by taxation in said city or not;
provided, further, that the said board
shall not make any expenditures or in
CUT any indebtedness exceeding the
amount so appropriated and raised: pro-
vided. however, that where in any city
the amount now author1ed to be raised
for current general expense is fixed and
limited that so much of the sum re-
CURED by this; act to be raised therein
as exceeds the amount now by law re-
CURED to be raised by taxation for the
purpose aforesaid shall not be included
in such limitation, but shall be raised in
addition thereto.
3. And be It enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately, but its .provis-
IONS shall remain imperative in any
city in this State until the same shall be
accepted by the voters of such city by a
majoriy of the votes cast for or against
such act at any charter or general cleo
ton hereafter. to, be held IN such city; if
a majority of those voting for the ac-
ceptance or rejection Of this act shall be
in favor OF it's acceptance then this act
provisions thereof shall be deemed to be
accepted by such city, and such city
shall be bound by the terms of this act;
persons entitled to vote at n charter
ar m4fnieipal election shall express their