The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
MANY LAWS MADE.
Governor Werts Signs a
Large Number of Bills
Left on His Hands.
OF INTEREST TO JERSEY CITY
The Firemen's Promotion and the
Sidewalks Repair Measures
Among Those Approved.
OF INTEREST TO JERSEY CITY
Special to the Jersey Cstv Neirs.

2a0. Mr., yoorheeS-Amends act to Sc
cure creditors an equal and just division
of the estate of debtors who convey
to assignee for the benefit of creditors.
3l6, Mr.. Gould-Amends the elective
Judiciary act by providing for the cleo
ton Of a Judge for each county in those
cases where, under the voorhees, bill,
one acts in two counties.
300, Mr.. Strawberries for the or
ganization OF an ambulance corps for
the National Guard.
265. Mr.. Voorhees, (for the President
Allows cities whose charters do not allow
it to widen their streets and cites method
of procedure.
306. Mr.. Ketcham-Provides hat all
warrants for the payment of money in
first class cities must be presented to
the Mayor for his approval or disap-
prevail. If disapproved, said warrants
h be returned to the boards whence
they came, and said board may, by a
majority vote, order said disapproved
bills to be paid.
314, Mr.. Voorhees-Provides that gov
ernifg boards of cities and owners of
street railways may agree among them
selves relative to sharing expense of
paving streets and relative amounts of
benefits to be assessed.
81. Mr.. Voorhees-Appropriates $685., 900
for the improvement of Morris Plains
Asylum
275, Mr.. Ketcham-Provides that when
parents of children are grossly immoral
or unfit to be entrusted with their care
and education. or shall neglect them,
said children may be taken from their
care by petition to the Chancellor or
Supreme Court and placed in charge of
such peSson or persons as the Court may
name.
16s. Mr.. Parry-Provides for the arrest
OF ramps and their commitment 70
255, Mr.. Voorhees-Relates to assess
ments for BENEFITS for street improve
aSs. 2s7, ass, u.s. y Zoo, POI, 2s2, MI. voor-
hees-Repeals joint resolutions and acts
giving Governor full authority to i'm
| grounds and buildings. and to make such
libitum. and provides that hereafter. all
consent of the Senate and House.
29o, MIR. Voorhees, <for the Presidentl-
Allows. corpora lions to issue and sell for
cash shares of stock to pay for matur-
ing bonds.
2S4. Mr.. voorhees-Appropriates money
for all necessary expenses of the Ford
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Isl. Mr.. Observation-Disclosures cities to
issue bonds to the extent of 500. 900 to
purchase condemned lands for public pur-
2S3, Mr.. Voorhees-Regulates the cross
ing at points not within the limits Of
cities, of steam or electric railroads.
treatment by electricity who are graduates
of a reputable medico-electro college of
ten years standing by filing affidavit
2sa. Mr.. Herbert-Empowers the trus-
tees of State Reform School to dedi-
cate certain parts of the land belong
ing to said school to use as a public
ss. Mr.. Hoffman-ApproprIates $4,000 to
complete the chapel at State Reform
piaGo' annsa r sI 1866 Soo to ss'G Suil ID Du cook a house aoss
for same school.
Ito. Mr.. Ward-Makes the open season
for catching sturgeon January 1 to
1876. Mr.. Parry-Amends tax act by pro-
viding that revision Of tax duplicate shall
ssS, gMr. Thompson FROM ths plac-
ing Ct German carp in any waters Of
the s State, under a genaity OF from 500
months Imprisonment.
23s, MI. voorhees-Prevides tina where
the electors of two or more counties are
| for said counties, certified returns shall
be made to the Secretary of State, who
shall declare to said counties the person
thereby elected.
S15, Mr.. Rogers-Provides that a special
meeting Of the governing, board Of any
quest of one-fomrth of the board.
81 MT. Ketcham-Provides method of
appointing trustees for industrial school,
the board to consist of Governor and
Mayor, ex-oficio members, and eight
other persons, to be chosen and appoint
e which SH s safd s scheois the .rg looa tee locality IN
/ II, Mr.. Kuhl-Amands act relative to
| absconding debtors. Favors defendant
re IL Mr. t. Ra %asfagsmsnts: that noua.bo,d
500, unless said attachment is issued on
aG IS, Mr. 2 Toorh on sag n9dssnG that g0o the
| pletion Of the Geological Survey of the
III. Mr.. sniith@Appropriiafss $1,000 to
defray the expenses Of the Commission
ers Of Pilotage in enforcing the laws.
cities to construct at one time two or
more sewers or a system of sewers hav-
Ing 81 one mr. 0u nstyn upaer 9as s s%5aia aSn senav-
ment of moneys paid upon forfeited
recognizances when the person SO bound
subsequently, apP HoTTsp.
1S9. Mr.. CoddingEReatires physicians to
report al II. Infectious Sd.s1 and eonsagious
Within twelve hours from thesr. diagnosis
thereof, and provides quarantine methods
to be used In such cases.
1858, Mr.. Skinner-A water bill for town
| ships In frst-class counties. Makes wa
ter rents a lien on the property. Applies
| to Belleville.
ass. Mr.. Derousse-Extends for two
years time for certain street railways to
be completed.
III, Mr.. Wilbur-Exempts all property
of volunteer fire companies In active ser
vice from all taxation.
80, MI. Nutzhorn-Provddes that town
ships having a water supply for fire pur-
poses may expend $40, 900 for fire appar-
atuS.
as, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures that Police
/ Justices in Newark shall receive salaries
I Of So, 900 each; the clerk to the justices,
$3.50. n all fees received for trying
1 assault and battery and similar cases
shall hi turned into the City Treasury.
ia, Mr.. Nutzhorn-Extends the time for
ccmmencement and completion by the
New York and New Jersey Bridge Com
4 pany Of the bridge between New Jersey
son, for q period Of ten years. provided
moneys have been expended for surveys
and location Of route and further pro-
vided, that the company shall file with
1.-The Secretary of State an agreement
Edulv4 approved by the Governor and At
/ tornAy Maiving all taxation of such cor
ROTATIONS; tha such company will be
bound BY any general law nov In exis-
| tence- or that may be passed 70 tax such
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