The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-07-30

8. And be it enacted, That a record OF ev-
cry nnal application to be admitted TO be-
cDtue a citizen of the United States shall be
kept by the clerk of the court in which such
application shall be made, and shall be open
4 ~ The inspection OF the public at reasonable
lines and upon proper demand such record
/ shall contain the names of all applicants, ar
ranged alphabetically according to their sur.
names, ana also the residences of the said
J applicants it shall further state the nation
ality OF each applicant and the form and ma
( ture OF the application, whether based upon
a. preliminary declaration OF intention or up
On a petition founded upon and made in ac-
I c0rdance with the provisions and require
lDents of section two thousand one hundred
\ and siXty-seven of the revised statutes OF
he United States, and any amendments
taereof or otherwise; and it shall further
state the name OF The Witness. or the names
OF the Witnesses, summoned by the said APP
piicant and appearing upon his final appl1-
cation TO be admitted to become citizen of
he United states. with the residence or resi-
Cences of such witness or witnesses; a re-
turn shall be made annually by the several
clerks, on or before the first day OF Febru-
AIRY Of each year, to the secretary OF state,
OF the full name ana residence of each and
every person so naturalzed and admitted to
I become citizen OF the Untted States during
the year prior to the first day of the preced-
ling january together with the date OF such
uaturaliZ2 ton aud admission TO citizenship;
and the returns so made shall be flied and
7 kept Dy the secretary OF state in form con-
venient for reference.
/ T. And be il enacted, That the fees of the
clerks or all courts which, under the provi
sions of this act, have jurisdiction in cases
T OF DECENTRALIZATION, ana OF the several Judges
OF the said courts performing services IN
such cases, shall be the following and no
1 more: for all services of any clerk upon the
primary declaration of intention of any alien
! to become citizen of the United States.
I including the oath or affirmation of such
alien. and the record ana certincate there
of, delivered to such alien, the sum of fifty
cents; for the services of any such clerk upon
1 The final application for the naturalization
| OF any alien, and upon the completion OF the
proceedings necessary for any alien to be-
| come a citizen of the United States. incud-
md fNn Aas7
thereof and for the certificate of the admis
4 sion to citizenship to be delivered to the APP
4 plicant, or 10 any person authorized by said
4 applicant TO demand the same, The sum OF
l4iify cents !; for the services OF any such clerk
% making out and preparing the petition of
any applicant for presentation to the court
| upon the final application, IN accordance with
the provisions OF section three of this act,
/ the sum OF fifty cents for all the services OF
any Judge of the sand courts, required to be
/ performed by him in such cases of naturali-
cation, including the examination OF the
] petition and accompanying affidavit, the
/ oatn ana examination OF the applicant and
4 his witnesses, and the order hat the applicant
be admitted to be citizen OF the United
states the sum OF seventy-1Ve cents; no pr-
/ mary or final certificate shall issue many case
| OF naturalization unless the tees provided for
in this act shall first be paid.
s. And be it enacted, That the fees of the
/ clerks or other like officers or persons OF cit
/ les, towns, villages OF other places for the
recording and posting of the notice and The
issuing of the certificate provided tor under
I the provisions of the fourth and fifth sections
I IT,.
2. And be it enacted, That no person shall
/ hereafter be naturiized admitted to be a
citizen of the United states by any court OF
! this state within the thirty days next proceed
ing any national, state municipal, general,
special, local or charter election provided,
that the provisions of this section shall not
4 prevent any applicant who may become eli
gibie to citizenship during said period of thir-
~ days, from receiving, in the manner pro
vided for in this act, certificate OF natur-
alizatiun and citizenship on the proper day
during said period il apphration therefor
Shall have been made and allowed within
/ one week next preceding the commencement
OF said period of Thirty days.
TO- Aud be it enacted, That any clerk or
other person who records or files any decla-
( ration or application in any case of natur-
}aitzailoh, or issues any certlhcate IN any
case OF naturalization, in violation OF the pro
visions OF This act, or any of them, shall be
punished by "A fine of one hundred dollars
/ II. And be il enacted, That no political COM
mittee or committee of any political party,
and no person who has received or accepted
a nomination for any political office shall
make any payment or promise OF payment
OF money to or on behalf OF any person for
fees for the primary or final declaration or
application for naturalization, or for services
/ us attorney or counsel, or as agent or other
I wise IN assisting or enabling any person or
persons TO make such declaration or applica-
lion; whoever violates any of the provisions
of this section of this act shall be punished,
upon conviction thereof, by fine OF not less
than 1--WE hundred dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars.
III And be il enacted, That chapter one
hundred ana eighty-hye OF the laws of one
thousand eight hundred and ifty-three, en-
titled "An act to establish uniform fees OF
clerks and Judges in naturalization cases, and
TO provide for the taxation of the same,n be
and the same is hereby repealed.
IS. And be il enacted, That all acts and parts
of acts Inconsistent with the provisions of
1 this act be and the same are hereby repealed,
and that this act shall take effect immediately
Passed March %, 1893.