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

"A Further Supplement to an act enu.iedd
"An act comforting taxes, aSpl eisSt
April fourteenth, one thousano esn-
hundred and forty-six.
/ Be it enacted by the Senate ana
General Assembly of the state OF NeM
Jersey, That section eleven OF ans sni
entitled AN act eoncerhihg one Tho thousand
eight hundred and forty-six; Which Ne q
amended BY an act approved March SIX,
teenth. one thousand eign5 huhureu ""o
ninety-three, So as to reac'
al. And be it enacted, That the town
ship collector within sixty days after me
receipt of the transcript or oupieate "a
the said assessment, snaL deiiaiau p osh
ment OF the tax or sum assessed on eacii
Individual in his township. IN person y
by notice left at his or her place OF resi-.
dence, or where the resiosnce aI n saiSl
collector, by mailing such notice to the
post Office address Of such person or per-
sons with the postage PrsRRaid tim nnereI y
place Of the meeting of the said commls-
sioners of appeal; and the sag eotlec.odd
shall pay the taxes by him eoIlecIeu, aaldd
by virtue. of any law of this state. 70
the collector of the county; py tne
twenty-second day of December IN every
year. be and the same is hereby 1urtner
amended so as to read as follows;
II. And be it enacted. That the town
ship, town or borough collector; within
sixty days after the receipt OF the tram
Scf1Hll OF QupliSdtS VI Ii s<i
shall demand payment of the tax or sum
assessed onaeach Individual IN his town m
ship, town or borough, In person or py
notice left at his or her place of resi-
dence. or where the residence and posi-
office address is precisely known to said
collector, or where any real estate or
any mortgage or personal property is
assessed in any township. town or bor-
ough to any person not resident in said
township, town or borough, but resident
in this state, and the residence and post
<45na of1racc of g1lph renrSCn whose DrOp-
erfy is so assessed Is known to said cellec-
tor, by mailing such notice to the post
office address Of such person or persons
with the postage prepaid thereon, ana
also give. notice of the time and place OF
appeal; and the said collector shall pay
the taxes by MIN collected and the fines
and forfeitures by him received by vir-
the of any law of this state. to the col
lector of the county, by the twenty
second day of December in every year.
2. And be 1t enacted, That his act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %. 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
a General Act eoncerning taxeI

A General Act concerning axes.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey. That hereafter all real estate,
except such real estate as is subject to
assessment under the provisions OF an
act of the legislature of New Jersey,
entitled An act for the taxation Of
April tenth. one thousand eight hundred
and eighty-four, and the supplements
and amendments thereto. shall be as
sessed in the township, borough or tax
ing district in which the same may be
situate: when the line between taxing
districts divides q farm, each part there
of shall be assessed to the owner thereof
in the taxing district IN which the same
may be located, and this. whether such
division line be a township, borough or
county line.
2. And be it enacted. That all acts and
parts of acts, whether general, special
or. local. inconsistent withthisact shall
be ard the same are hereby repealed,
and that this act shall take effect I'M
mediHteiy.
Approved March %, 1895.
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paper printed and circulated in said

paper printed and circulated in said
city.
Z. And be it enacted. That until the
designation provided for by this act is
made the official newspapers heretofore
tinue to be the official newspapers Of
such city.
8. And be 1t enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
Visions of this act be and the same are
hereby repealed and that this act shall
take effect Immediately.
ApproYed April 1. 1895.
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ton of this subject, and report at the
next sess. on of the Legislature in the year
six, the results Of their deliberations.
2. And be 1t enacted, That the treasurer
of the state, on the warrant of the comp
troller shall pay the aforesaid commits
sion the expenses assumed within the
aboye-named limit of one hundred dol
lars, the commission first specifying in
writing the Items of expense.
5. And be it enacted, Tha this act shall
tae effect Immediately.
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cccLxv1.

A Supplement- to an IAN act concerning
corporationsT Revision), approved April
seventh one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-fve.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State OF New
Jersey, That on the neglect or refusal OF
a corporation Incorporated under the laws
of this state or doing business therein to
furnish the information prescribed py
lish a report on the standing and con
dition Of said corporations the expenses s
made because of such neglect or refusal
shall be borne by said delinquent cor
poration and may be recovered there
from I'M an action of debt in any court
of competent jurisdiction in this state
by the person authorized to make such
Investigations
2. And be IT enacted. That this act shall
take effect Immediately. $50
Approved March 2S, 1895 4
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CHATTER ccCLxxxvIII.

AN ACI To GIihEO wei " G4N
and other property for public use by
condemnation.
Sc enscsed BY the Senate En- 6s Na@
Jersey. Thai when the proper board or
other municipal authority of any city of
this state shall deem it proper to ac-
4TAir4 lands Watst1i w aNsft rights or other
.l~5F6pertk Within oornVithout said city for
purpose of suppiyfngtsaid city with water,
and the said city or its agents cannot
agree with the owner or owners OF Such
landwater, water rights or other property
as to the price aand terms of the ,pur-
chase thereof, or when by the legal m
capacity or absence of Such owner or
owners, no agreement be made for
for the purpose thereof, a description, in
writing Of the land, water, water rights
or other properly 50 t desir ocspn wl5h t1 If
any there be, and of the owner or owners
and other parties interested, II Known,
be ascertained by the said city or its
asents, shall be presented to one of the
justices of the supreme court OF TINS
sity to give notice thereof tot the per-
sonos interested, If known anad in this
state, or if unknown or cannot be found.
e. # cut Of his ssat sbaf 70 mass maSe p far aSy
period not less than ten days, and TO as
sign a particular time and place for the
the appointment of commissioners. as
upca satisfactory evidence to himof the
service or publication OF SUCH notice ne
hal appoint unG2r MS hand three I'M
partial and udicious freeholders, resi-
dents in the county which such lands
water, water rights or otoner property
are situated, to examine and appraise
ether property and assess the damages,
upon such notice to be given to the per-
sons Interested as shall be directed
by the justice making such APP
pointment not less than ten days; and
it h be the duty of the said commits
sioners (having first taken and sub
scribed an oath or affirmation before
some person duly authorlzeo, 10 adp
lister the same. faithfully and impair -
and TO make a true report and appraise-
ment as. aforesaid I'M. writing acsorqing
to the best Of their skill and under
appointed and to proceed to views and
examine the sair lands, water water
q lust and equitable appraisement and
assessment as aforesaid. to. be paid hv
the said city; which report shall be made
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An Act CONCERNING fire departments

An Act concerning fire departments In
cities of the first class.
General Aaf Assembly AZ Z Of the i State Of New
Jersey, That 1t shall be lawful for the
municipal board having charge Of the
ploye of-nsucH department whose duty
requires IS a Srss s snG wb bans shati %baVe Se-
come or shall hereafter become incap-
acsfated for the performance of such
shalt be The result. Of injury, r. ceived or
sickness contracted in the discharge of
fae d duty yan the person If re sneb i hnall; aay-
ceaaal to one.haif the salary received by
cept 4 the cases of Volunteer frenen,
one hundred dollars.)
2 And be 1T enacted. That if any en-
in the performance of his duty to extin7
s snIisR f hrea' wi sssR Of ma aneh emn ppaFe s halt
Of the salary received by such employee
at the time of his death. to be paid to
remain a widow, II such employees shall
not leave a widow but shall leave a child
. 81 fnlla ahe di Saef Il the ne mayor or Of such
S1syi e Until the t dhaypG Shall have attained the
And be it enacted, That if any en-
pioyee Of any such fire department who
shall have served in such department not
less than twenty years shall Became In
consolidated while In the active discharge
OF his duties he shall be retired by such
board, and shall thereafter receive, an
nually, such pension as he would have
been entitled to ii he retired because of
the incapacity mentioned In the first sec
ta9i And be It enacted. That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1895.
CHAPTER CCCLXVIII.
An Act In relation to. individual or pri-
vate bankers. and subjecting them to
the supervision and control of the de-
partInEnts of banking and insurance.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State Of. New
Jersey. That no Individual association
81 Individuals, partnership or joint stock
association, shall engage in the business
n banking. except under this act, n
ff1at any such Individual, association OF
Individuals, pavkfaershtp. or joint stock
asociafion. and the individual members
Thereof, who shall sviolate thu. provisions
qf this act and carry on the zbuslness q
banltyHs without authofdty,Sst b be guilty
~ q r1iaderHeanor3 and Upon coqyietlon
fhere4fa Sfaft " punished px g nne qol
&x1e6dinE ive thousand dqilSrD. 81 gy
M1pfl5onment Of hard labor tor q term
S6f exceedang seven years Qr both. 81.
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CHAPTER CCCLXXVII.
An Act relating to certain savings ban

An Act Terrific 10 Get tdIlf sdVIIsS Du11
in this state.
l.. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State of New
Jersey, That any savings bank of this
state now being conducted by virtue
of a special charter may pay to any
Committee of its managers such COM
pensation for their services as it's board
of managers, by a th-ree-quarters yoee OF
it's entire number. may az any Time ue
eide, or may have decided ,
2. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1895.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
CcCLxxv.

An Act to provide a commission to I'M
quire into and report upon the advisa-
bility of accepting one hundred and
Sixty acres Of land located in the bor-
ough of E~nglishtown, Monmouth
county, state of New Jersey, as a
gift to the people CT New Jersey, on
condition that there be located thereon
under the authority of the state, al
asylum for the blind or incurables, or
both.
Whereas. Mr.. FREDERICK r Wilson. of
Chicago, late resident Of Engllshtown,
county Of Monmouth, in this state, has
conveyed by deco. from himself and
wife. the tract of one hundred and
sixty acres, located in the borough of
Englishtown. al a gift to the people of
New Jersey on condition that there pc
erected thereon an asylum for the
Blind o. for, incurables, or for both, as
might be deemed best; therefore,
Be III enacted BY the Senate and Gem
sey, That q commission Of three persons.
rsssdsnfs e t9is stats es S Hays oy
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CHAPTER CcCLxxxv.
An Act authorizing the governing Eodics
of towns. townships. boroughs and VII
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-27
cccLXxI.

An Act respecting the maintenance Of
roads or highways under the charge or
control of county boards of chosen
freeholders in this state.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate n Gem
eral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
sey. That it shall be the duty Of boards
of chosen f~reeholders in counties of this
state having sharge and control OF 2
county road or highway which has here
tofors been macadamized or paved at the
expense of the county, to maintain and
keep in repair abe macadaIn or pavement
upon such highway, Notwithstanding that
the same may have been moved from IS
original position Oh new pavement SUB,
stituted therefor in a portion of the road
different from that in which the pave
ment was originally placed, il. order to
provide for the construction of a street
railway in the location of the road or
highway In which said pavement was
originally placed; provider. however, that
nothing in this act shall be held to. rel
EVE any street railway company from
any contract or agreement to maintain
such pavement. -,
2. And be it enacted, hal this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved March %, 1895.
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CHAPTER CCcLxxxII.


An Act respecting Expenditures in cities of
the first class in this state.
l.. Be. it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State Of New Jer-
sey, That in all cities of the first class in
this state where PRECIPITATION lor d muni-
the fiscal yearfor which such .~approprla-
tions. are made. it shall be lawful for the
board, bodies and officers thereof during
the portion of the year intervening be-
tween the beginning of the fiscal year
and the making Of tax levy to expend "
money proportioned for such period to
the sum appropriated for Ike purposes
and expended by such boards, bodies ana
oficers during the year Immediately pre-
:. And be it enacted that this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March Is, 1895.
CHAPTER CccLxxxIv.
judgments or other judicial proceedings
Inferior court had for or on account Of
ordinances Of city boards of health.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
erar Assembly of the state Of New Jer-
in the pne misses in all the cities in this
state, all Judgment or other judicial pro-
ceed.ngs Of any city Judge. police court or
Of alleged vialation of the city ordinance
or ordinances of the city boards of health,
end wheatheT, had with Or WI without rI AT q {rl a.
~certiori, in accordance with the rules and
practice Of the supreme court and not
os /: And Be enacted. That all acts and
parts 81 acts. general special. incon-
sistent herewith, b, i the same are
'sf As5rs 'WEPs asTss =, 1879,
CHAPTER CCCLxxxv.
An Act authorizing the governing bodies
III towns Townships b0rougns and yil~
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CCLxxI

A Further Supplement to an act en-
titled IAN act to establish in this state
boards of health and a bureau OF VI
tai statistics, and to define their re-
spective powers and duties approved
March thirty-frst, one thousand elgh
hundred and eighty-seven.
i. BE it cracted by the senate anu
health, or any officer thereof, duly au7
thcrized in writing by such board to act
for or on behalf of said board, shall nave
reason 10 believe that any milk has been
contaminated by the ernanitations, ex-
haiations or discharges of any person
sick with communicable disease it shat
health, or the officer so authorized to
Act in the premises, to prohibit the trans,
portatior. or sale OF any milk suspected
60 be contaminated as aforesaid, and also
Ia prohibit the transportation or sale
Of any milk which may be produced,
stored, kept or found upon a premise
infected by such diseases; Such prohlpl-
tion shall continue until the state board
Of health, or h officer authorized to act
.uoIkq!qoId Qons 9AouIsI SuIlIIM
2. And i. shall be enacted, That any
person or persons who shall transport or
sell any milk the sale and transportation
Of which has been prohibited, pursuant
to the provisions of the first section OF
This act, shall be liable to a penalty OF
fifty dollars, to be recovered by the state
board of health in an action upon con-
tract fer the uses Of the state OF New
Jersey in any court OF record within
8. And be it enacted. That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %, 1895.
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CccLxxII.

A Supplement to the act entitled IAN act
to regulate the sale Of spirltuous,
vinous, malt and brewed liquors. ana
regulate the sale of Intoxicating z
brewed liquors. passed March seventh,
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight passed March th.rtieth, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
aral Assembly of the State of New Jer-
sew That hereafter in cities of the first
class a license fee of not less than sew
enty-fve dollars, and in cities of the sec
ond class a license fee of not less than
fifty dollars shall be paid by every per
son CARRYING on within said cities the
business of buying beer in quantities
n bottling and selling the same When
bottled, not to be drum on the premseS
where bottled, commonly known as peer
bottling.
And be it enacted, That the applica-
ions for such license shall be made in
The same manner as applications are al
rected to be made in section three OF the
said act to which this is a supplement-
granting and refusing thereof, and the
luration of said license in said section
.hree contained. Z,
8. And be it enacted, That from and
after the expiration of thirty days next
succeeding the passage of this act, every
person carrying on the business speci-
fed in section one hereof, without a Il
sense for thai purpose first had and OBJ
tanned as above directed, shall be deemed
guilty of a miSdemeanor and ON conylc-
not exceeding fifty dollars for each Of
Tense, together with the costs of prose-
4. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %. 1895.
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act declaring when the death of per-
sons absenting themselves shall be pre-
sumed,' passed March seventh, one
thousand seven hundred and eighty
even.
General Assembly Of the State Of New
Jersey, That the act to which this is
amendatory be and the same is hereby
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General Assembly of the State Of New
Jersey, That any person, whether a
resident of this state or not, who
shall remain beyond sea or absent
f nlmse tbe Or p,a ners Sc his sfo On be enlI las s'1 Know OF
residence, or conceal himself or herself
in this state, or in the place Of his or
her last known residence, for seven
years successfully, shall be presumed
her death shall come in question, unless
proof be made that he or she We're alive
within that time; but an estate re-
covered in any such case, If IN a suisse
quent actin or suit, the person so pre-
sumed to be dead shall, be proved to be
living shall be restored to him or her
who shall have been evicted; and he or
she may also demand and recover the
rents and profits of the estate during
such time as he or she shall nave Deen
provided, however, that any executor
or administrators who may pay over any
legacy or d~istributive share, to when
such person, If living, would be entitled,
all liability to such person upon filing
with the surrogate of the proper county
fhe release of the persons who would be
entitled to such legacy or distr1butiye
share if the person so presumed TO De
dead were actually dead.
3. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March rs. 1895.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-11-28
MUST BUY Sill YER.

Russia's new coinage order means
larger demand for silver bullion.
1t calls for nine million dollars
worth of bullion, estimating the
value of the silver rubel at present
prices.
Russia has very little silver bull
lion and her annual production is
light. Last year her mines produced
only 275,000 ounces of silver and
the year before but little over 300,-
900 ounces. The amount of silver
to be coined is nearly as large as
the combined coinage for the las,
four years.
The order calls for more gold
than silver bullion, but Russia ha,
large stocksof the yellow metal
and is expected to add $25, ooo,ooo
to it from her own mines during
the year.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-11-28
Langdon Nov. 18th.
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of junction
City, Ill. was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was
no hope for her, but two bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely
cured her and says it saved her life.
Mr.. Thos. Eggers, l39 Florida St. San.
Francisco, suffered from a dreadful
cold, approaching consumption, tried
without result everything else then
bought one bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery and in two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful. 1t
is such results, Of which these are
samples. that prove the wonderful
efficacy of this medicine in coughs and
colds. Free trial bottles at E. [.
Donovan, drug store. Regular size
Soc. and $1.OO. 5
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-11-28
SPECIAL EXECUTION SALE.

v,rS,e Of n judEmsnt aud decree OF mortgage
foreclosure of IA real est .te mortgaees
made and entered In The i'istrlcl Court
of thr seventh .Iulical district. In
and ,or the County e. Cavalier ,s.. ana state al
mont /. an & 4 ust Company y plaintiff and
snial A. Oakland, Martins Oakland. David II.
Beec ner and Sidney Chart are defendants. made
on the srd day Of July. iSRi and entered In the
office oithe Clerk OF nc sire, Conr. n ana fcr
Ism, for the sale o, the property here ma ter de-
scribcti to Alti,fy a Judgment therein, amount
ing to the sum t Nine Hundred Sixtv-Six and
81. 90 t3s6B Bl) dollars, with nicrcst thereon at
the rate of seven per cent per annnm from the
sequently made therein. and BY virtue OF a
special execution issued thereon and to me d.
rected, will expose at public auction TO saisly
the judgmen, aud deere thu real property here
matter described, and the interests II the raid
defendants therein, or VII CHI they had therein
mortgage upon which satd dec ee ait. Judgment
in based or subsequently acquired therein. which
said property Is tuA ted IL the County of Cava-
Iier aud STATE of North Dakota aud is described
us follows, viz; :,
quarter (ne14) and the east.haIf(c1D Of the north
west quarter (nwL and the sou h west quarter
(swA Of the north. west quarter inv j offs ctiOn
n he, (9) iu township ne hundred md fifty nine,
ll5s) north Of range fty-se.en go west. Said
house In the z ~ of I.ansdon. in The County of
Cavalier and State of North Dakota on Saturday
the 9S;h day of Dec, A. D. 1898, at 10c'cl0ck
a. m. of said day.
Dated at Langdon, North Dakosa. this 9th
day OF Now, A. D., ISIS.
j. McGAUVRAN.
Sheriff OF Cavallercounty, North Dakota.
BURKE COKBET Attorney Tor llGint1. 1870
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-11-28
RUSH FOR LAND.

ssThe land in Grand Forks DIS
trict," says Receiver English, twill
be largely taken up by the time next
springs rusb is.over. lock for .
big immigrste IN TO Cavalier, N lson,
Ramsey aud Walsh counties, as we'll
as affair amount to Grand Forks aud
Pembina. There is but little land
in the last two counties which is
open to settlement, compared to that
which awaits the settler in the other
four. Our big business in home.
stead entries this year was all done
on the strength Of last years crop.
This season an immense crop was
raised throughout the whole district
and l look, for a corresponding ill.,
crease in the number Of entries on
government land next spring. We
have 100000 acres left, 10000
acres has been filed on during the
past six months, and with the big
increase in immigration which we
are sure of, the land in this district
will be taken up rapidly. In addi-
ton to the unentered land now on
record, there will be next spring a
large number Of tree claims in Ram
sey and Nelson counties which were
filed upon in 1882 and afterwards
abandoned. The thirteen years
probation allowed on these claims Is
up and the filings will be cancelled.
That means an addition of several
thousand acres to the land which
the settler can file upon. But as l
said before, I expect to see the FL
ings made in the six months com
mencing'with early spring break the
record for years back as far as the
number Of acres goes.-Plaindealer.