The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-03-25

Insurance the sum Of $40, 900 IN approved
Senate 2s-Permlts owners Of r1ines,
clay PITS. etc. 10 sell private railroad line
10 railroad corporations.
Senate 1@-Extends the term of one OF
the assessors-at-large OF Bayonne two
years.
Senate ~257-Providcs for a COMMISSION
to settle ths old controversy over riparian
lands existing among Cumberland county
oyster planters.
aware BAY and Maurice River Cove to be
licensed under penalty~ef seizure.
Senate 136-Concerns the commitment OF
persons to insane hospitals.
senate 2~28-Legalizes indictments o.
grand juries presented on oath or affir-
nation Of its members.
Senate 24e-Relative to reissue of shares
of corporation stock which have been lost
Senate 42~Prohibits the catching of ter
rapin for five years after July A next.
Senate 252-Fixes the salary of the Sec
rotary Of the Bureau of Labor Statistics
at 81 800.
In the Senate these bills were passed.
Senate 2S0-An act respecting the dis
charge OF creditors.
Senate 259-Extending the time for COM
pleting certain street railways.
Senate 195-Permitting the reinstatement
of corporations which have become in
operative because OF n~on-payment Of
taxes.
cidlc 1foOI1 Lei . tfdtCi d -
sion bill.
Senate S7-Relative to religious societies.
senate 260-Placing on the retired list
with rank of lieutenant colonel Frank 9.
Senate 274-Placing Colonel Nathan
Haines of Burlington county on the re-
tired list with rank of colonel.
Senate 22-5-Amendment to act relative
to collection of tax arrears.
Senate 75-Repealing all old laws relal-
ing to district courts.
Senate s0-Making the Marriage License
law applicable only where both parties
are non-residents.
Senate 97-Amending the Partition act.
Senate 1S1-Extending the time IN winch
ton of a county park until the next gen.
eral election.
Senate 27O-Appropriates $4,000 for the
expenses of the Tuberculosis Commission,
subject to the Appropriation Committee
Senate 255-Providing for the appoint
ment of meat inspectors in cities.
House 90, Permitting governing bodies
of cities to elect a city veterinary sur
geon for five years.
House 1854, Permitting religious, benetf-
cial or political organizations to sue IN
the name of organization.
House 21S, Requiring that awards FOL
street improvements shall be submitted
to Mayors in cities for approval.
House 20. Providing that in all public
schools the day preceding National holi-
days shall be devoted to patriotic exer-
cises.
House PIG, Providing that persons VIC
lating ordinances in towns or townships
having police courts may be imprisoned
House 81, The Gledhill Libel act.
House 246, Authorizing the taxing OF
land held in trust by any State official
appointed by the courts.
House l25. The Squire Trolley bill, au-
thorizing Freeholders to grant franchises
Senate 26s. Thu tax supplement to the
Delaware Dam law.
Senate 243, Limiting to $500 the amount
Freeholders' committees may spend or
bridges.
Senate 27s. Relative to property of mar
ried women.
Senate 2ls, The c%odiication of election
laws.
ing in cities.
House 141, Relative to duties of over
| seers of the poor.
House. l67, Allowing municipalities te
offset overdue taxes against judgments
when Judgment creditors owe the taxes
Senate 16S, Suspending operation of the
two years limitation on collection Of
taxes by sale of realty during pendency
of litigation gains taxes.
Senate 207, Amending the Borough As
seSsment act.
House 124, Extending the Martin act te
~boroughs.
House 249. Authorizing the issue OF
bonds in villages.
House 251, Authorizing the custodian o.
| the State House to distribute one poune
| copy of the law and equity reports anc
statutes of the State to each Bar ASSo'
citation of the State.