The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-03-25

where he iss sentenced from shall pay the
county where lae4s confined 80 per week.
NO. 81, provides for the building Of side
walks at the Hudson boulevard.
No. II. provides for government and
management or the epteptic village.
No. 175, authorizes appointment of Polish
and Russian interpreters in first-class
counties.
No. 2oS. requires buildings accommodating
thirty or more individuals and three or
more stories in height to rave fire escapes
in each room.
No. 2i7. authorizes Governor to appoint
a commission to inquire in the a~dvisability
of consolidating the Hudson county towns
into Greater Jersey City.
No. a1s, provides for p~ensioning of Po-
lice Officer Gebhart's family, of Hoboken.
Gebhart was murdered while on duty.
Among the Senate bills which were APP
proved last night were:-
No. Z, provides for the indenturing OF
children of Free Masons.
No. IS, authorizes appointment of seven
commissioner to codify statutes relating
to cities.
No. so, repeats act of 1874, for the relief
of creditors against absconding debtors.
Nos. 100, 191, 1872 and 1893, general acts
covering the government of banking,
trusts and safe deposit companies in
New Jersey.
No. 210, provides that no company ex-
cepting a banking or trust company shall
have power to carry on the ~discounting
of bills, notes, etc, or of receiving
deposits.
No. 1879, amends act concerning corpora
tions by allowing any persons aggrieyed
by any election of directors to appeal to
the Chancellor, who may grant relief.
No. 22S, abolishes engrossing depart
ments in the Legislature and authorizes
the Governor to appoint a supervisor of
bills at a salary of 81, 200, with a ive-year
term of office, and to have two assistants,
one appointed by the House and the other
by the Senate.
No. 173, defines methods Of court pro-
cedure under the District Court act.
No. 152, provides for a State sewerage
commission, with limited power.
No. 221, establishes an excise depart
ment in all cities of the State to consist
of three ~taxpayers has a referendum.
No. 227, enables corporations, except
railroad and canal corporations, to
lease their property and franchise with
the assent of two-third in interest OF its
stockholders.
No. SO, makes it unlawful for three
years to take any ring-necked pheasant,
n for five years to take any wild deer.
No. 1873, makes it unlawful to dredge for
oysters or clans with any patent rale to
be hauled by or behind any boat or yes
sell; also makes it unlawful to gather
clans in July or August of any year.
No. 206, authorizes the Bord of Inspec-
tors of the State Prison to make altera-
lions to the women's wing and the laun-
dry at the State Prison at a cost not to
exceed $4,000.
No. 106 authorizes the Board of Educa-
ton of any school district to establish a
kindergarten school, to be taught by
teachers having special kindergarten GER
tificates.
No. 900, provides that the sale of spirit
Gus or malt liquors in quantities OF hve
gallons or over, to be drunk on or about
the premises where sold, shall constitute
the offense Of keeping a disorderly house.
Nos. 225 and 229, the appropriation bills.
No. 113, repeats that part of the act of
March 9th, 1874, which prohibits a nom
suit while an appeal is on trial before a
jury.
No. 124, provides that on writs of error
issued out of the Court of Errors it shall
be lawful forthe plaintiff in error to as
sign for error that the verdict or finding
is against the clear weight of evidence
nd - a cciOn fhof tho x-ardipf or finding
is excessive.
No. $50, authorizes all municipalities to
require the removal of snow and ice
from sidewalks within six hours of day.
light subsequent to storm, n clear of
grass and weeds within three days after
notice.
Joint resolution No. 8, provides for ap-
pointment of a commission to consider
plans and recommend the ACCESSIBILITY of
charging the State House, including a
new Senate chamber.
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