The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-05-19

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Senate No, la5-,Amerding the Teachers
Assembly No. 309-InGreasing salaries of
Jersey City n Newark police.
Assembly NO. ~2-Authorizing the pur-
chase pr grounds to enlarge the Soldiers,
Home at kearny. Not signed because no
appropriation was made, and the bill
would therefore be valueless.
Assembly No. 20-PIoyides for eight
school Commissioners in Bayonne.
Assembly No. 27-Amending the news
paper libel law.
Assembly No. 57-Giyes District Courts
increased jurisdiction.
Assembly No. STA Newark bill giving
Council certain lighting power.
Assembly NO. S3-ReQuiring COW stables
ana carries TO be kert in sanitary con-
Assembly No. so-creates Township
Committees into local Boards of Health.
Assembly No. I43-Createss a fire depart
ment at Weehawken.
Assembly No. 156-Ali election measure
providing for the use of lists in which to
post registry.
Assembly No. 162-For the appointment
OF a resident physician and surgeon at the
ESoldferS' Home.
Assembly No. 164-Provides that com
mercisrl paper falling due on Saturday
shall be payable the Tiext business day.
moval of snow and icei from sidewalks.
Assembly No. 175-Iroviding for the
management of public libraries.
Assembly No. 1Sl-Requiring petitioners
for private sewers not to demonstrate
against public sewers.
Assembly No. 1S2-N[akes Grand Jury
clerks salary in Passiaic 81, 200 per year.
4sodietfes to own real estate.
aaAssembly No. 207-Makes equalization of
salaries to teachers setting under similar
Assembly No. 21o-Provides for auditors
in Jersey City and Newark at $4,000 sal
Assembly No. 2~2o-Provides, for rebate
of taxes to persons using broad-tired
wagons.
Assembly No. 225-Amends Borough
law.
Assembly No. 2so-l3roviding for the
trial of police where there are no Police
Boards.
Assembly No. 2s1-A.mends the Execu-
tors and Administrators act.
Assembly No. 261-E'rovides for award
ing OF contract to lowest bidder.
Assembly No. 267-Permits townships to
build macadam roads at their expense.
ASSEMBLY No. 2i3-Permits issue of
bonds for street Improvements.
Assembly No. 294-lorovides for a new
system of appointing Sinking Fund Com
Assembly No. 277--Appropriate LOO
for additional monuments at Chickamau-
Assembly No. 2SS-Limits fishing season
in the Delaware.
Assembly No. 2s9-To permit South Or
ange and Irvington to build sewers.
Assembly No. 299-Amends the act rela-
tive to towns.
Assembly No. so5-FIxes terms of Treas
urer and Collector of Weehawken.
Assembly No. 306-Permits Township of
Union to change its name.
Assembly No. 3W-Provides for the re-
construction of the Beard of Education in
Kearny.
Assembly No. sos-crispin's milk-can
tration of trademarks on bottles.
Assembly No. 326-Authorizes the con-
solidating of funds in cities for street
improvements.
Assembly No. s34-Fixes the time for
printing official ballots.
Assembly No. S4S-Authorizes towns to
fix fees for posting s.; sewer notices ,ra
class cities to construct sewers.
Assembly No. 3-Abolishes supervis-
ors of road construction.
Assembly No. ss1--Amends Township
act.
Assembly No. sSS-Act providing for a
special election to vote on proposed con-
stitutional amendments.
The following Senate bills were also
No. RELATES to Court of Oyer and
Terminer in hrst-class counties.
No. 1~7-Respecting the taxation of per-
sonal property.
No. 37-For the additional appointment
of commissioners of deeds in towns and
counties.
NO.. SS-N d certain
assessments.
No. 82-Relates to disposal of real estate
by ST. Peters Church, Perth Amboy.
No. 85-Amends act relative to triad of
small causes.
Nc. 93-ProvideS for the appointment of
probation officers.
No. 96-For the appointment of an adj
visory board to inquire into the dis
charge of prisoners en- parole.
No. 9S-Amends Martin act.
No. 127-Amends Corporation act.
MOI 1HS-An act concerning rnrHnr3ti0nS !
No. 129-A corporation act.
No. 151-Provides for an assistant prose-
cutor of pleas in s~econd-class counties.
No. 153-TownShip local option on water
SUPPLIES for fire purposes.
No. 154-Repeals a part of the Corpora
ton act relative to cities.
No. 156-For city councils to appoint in
spectors of public improvements.
No 158-Giving to physicians making re-
turns of vital statistics a copy of annual
No. 175-Amends act for collection Of
arrearages of taxes.
No. 193-Prohibits tax reductions on real
estate on account of bank indebtedness.
No. 208-ProhibitS the wearing of a uni
form other than his station entities him
by an officer of the navy
No. 215-Provides for a State Forestry
Commission.
No. 235-Amends the Corporation act.
No. 236-Respecting' the appointment of
police officers.
No. 266-Authorizes magistrates to re-
lease impecunious prisoners when the fine
Is paid by some one other than the de-
The Governor vetoed Assembly joint
resolution No. 8, which provides for the
purchase of a portrait of the late Chief
Justice Beasley, because no appropria-
ton was made for the purpose.
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