The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-31

WAN 80
zens of the United States and residents
of the State; requires mechanics or
material men to commence suit within
sixty days from the time the contractor
gives notice to establish such claim;
creates a State Board OF ChiIdren's
Guardians. to consist of seven persons,
placing all building and loan assocla-
tions under the supervision OF the state
Banking Department; specifies the maA
ner of opening streets IN town; au-
thorizes the payment in installments OF
town assessments; amends teachers ie-
tirement fund act by reducing number
of trustees; makes any resident and
voter in any village eligible for village
treasurer and clerk; prevents the i'm
portation of dairy cows and meat cattle
for breeding purposes, excepting when
such animals aie accompanied by u GER
tifcate from a duly competent inspector
certifying that they have been subject
ed to the tuberculin test and are free
from disease; gives local Boards of
Health power to pass ordinances regu-
lating the sale of horses for food, and
also provides that all horse flesh offered
for sale for food shall be SO labeled;
provides that the Common Council of
any municipality may authorize a re-
bate of not more than 6 per cent. to
persons paying tax before becoming de-
linquent; provides that in building loan
associations the value of a shareholders
Accommodations shall not be less than
the SUN of bis installment paid III; au-
thorizes townsto fix and establish grades
of streets; authorizes municipalities TO
assess and iaise any sum not exceeding
one.fourth of l percentum OF assessed
valuation for maintenance of fire de-
partment; authorizes game commission
ers to issue certificates for the cOllec.
ton of birds and their nests and eggs
for scientific purposes; makes the kiss
ing Of the Bible in taking oaths UNI
necessary; provides for the regulation
and cultivation of oysters; provides that
where a person is sentenced i'll another
county, the county where he Is seDten-
ced from shall pay the county where be
is confined So per week; authorizes
towns owning water works to supply
adjoining municipalities; general town
ship act reported by the commission to
codlfy township laws; provides. for the
OF surveyors of highways; regu'
lates the election of c%onstables; general
acts covering the government Of bank
ing, trust and safe deposit companies i'll
New Jersey; provides that no company
excepting Il banking or trust company
shall have power 10 carry on the dis
counting of bills, notes, etc., or of Ie-
ceiving deposits; amends act concerning
corporations by allowing any persons
aggrieyed by any election of directors
to appeal TO the Chancellor, who may
grant relief; authorizes savings banks
to invest in bonds of %boroughs and vii.
enables corporations, except rail
road and canal corporations, TO lease
their property and franchises with the
assent OF two-thirds III interest of its
stockholders; makes ii unlawful for
three years to take any ring-necked
pheasant and for five years to take any
wild deer, makes it unlawful to dredge
for oysters or clans with any patent
to be hauled by or behind any
boat or vessel; also makes it unlawful
gather CLAIMS in July or August of
any year; provides that in townships it
shall only be necessary for six of tile
twelve signers of a liquor license to he
residents of the township; authorizes
of Education of any school dis
trict to establish a kindergarten school,
be taught by a teacher having a
Kindergarten certificate amends
act of March 80, 1896, concerning the
collection OF arrears OF taxes and assess
.ents by towns, boroughs or towuships;
provides that the sale of s%pirituOus or
malt liquors in quantities of five gall
Ions or over, to be drunk on or about
the premises where sold, shall consti.
Iute the otfense of keeping a dIsorderly
amends the act incorporating
and regulating rural cemetery associa.
lions; authorizes all municipalities to
the removal of snow and ice
from sidewalks within six hours of day
light subsequent to storms and clear Of
grass and weeds within three days after
notice.
PLUNs.
The following were appointed and
confirmed, with the exception of W. II.
Morrow, on the ground that he was a
gold Democrat.
For Riparian Commissioners-Joh John
|. Holt, Passaic: William Cloke, Mer-
,er; Willard G, Fiske, Hudson (all re-
sppointed); John j. Farrell, Essex.
For Inspectors of the State Prison
II. Carter, Burlington (reap.
>olnted); Samuel ii. Stranger, Glouces
er ~(reappointed); Lysander L. Watson,
Markham L. Staples, Hud-
ION (reappointed); Thomas II. Brennan,
Essex; Jacob Van Wrinkle, Morris.
For State Road Commissioner
Henry |. Budd, Burlington reappOinted |