Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1902-04-17

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287, Authorizes the ommander-in-chief
to convene general court martial for the re-
hearing and trial of any enlisted man or
officer of the National Guard.
313, Gives to State Commissioner of
public roads $500 for supervision and $500
for expenses besides present salary
342, Appropriates $50, 900 for the estab-
lishment of State hospital for tubercu-
losis patients
343, Appropriates $4,000 for tablet to
mark the position of New Jersey troops on
the battlefield of Antietam.
10Y, Authorizes municipalities to borrow
money in anticipation of taxes to defray
expenses of commissioners of adjustment.
30, Incorporates the borough of Swedes-
boro, this county.
%, Authorizing the appropriation and
expenditure of unexpended balances and
any other unappropriated moneys in cities,
and to legalize such appropriations and
expenditures heretofore made.
SENATE BILLS.
5, Authorizes cities to appoint clerk.
8, Enables borough councils to make new
assessments for the purpose of repairing OF
relaying sidewalks and streets.
81, Allows the State Board of Education
$45, 900 for a manual training school fol-
colored youths.
SO, Makes it the duty of Freeholders to
look after interment of veterans at cost Of
$685. also allows SIS for headstone.
20, Concerning banks and banking.
IS, Reduces the freeholders in each coun-
ty. Gloucester and Salem counties will
each have three freeholders, at salary OF
ST. 500 per year each. This will cost each
county 81, 500 per year. There is a referen-
dun clause so that the adoption of this law
is optional with each county.
lis, By Senator Mckee, of Bergen. The
general school act. This allows school
boards to condemn land for school pur-
poses, and allows it to exclude teachers
who have not been vaccinated. Parents
or guardians are liable to fine of from 81
to S25 or Imprisonment for so days if they
fail to compel their children to attend
school.
10, Applies to city police officers.
113, Repeats act enabling trustees to
regulate the conduct of persons in GENE
teries.
III, Applies to police officers in cities.
10, Changes the name of the borough OF
Port Dram, Morris county, to Wharton.
122, Enabling use of parks as highways.
al, Defining the powers of the sewage
commissions.
IT'S, Increasing the salary of the Govern
or's secretary from So, 600 to $1,000 per
year. Friends of Governor Murphy secured
this increase in order that the Governor
might secure man of high enough knowl-
edge of State affairs to make up what he
lacks. In other words, the people are
paying the Governor and then paying a
secretary to furnish the knowledge.
1877, Relates to corporations
26, The Hudson river tunnel bill for
Pennsylvania Railroad.
1876, Relates to freeholders and parks; fol
Hudson and Essex.
1, Providing for New Jersey representa-
ton at the ST. Louis Exposition.
sc, Make valid bail taken on Saturday
afternoon or Sunday.
40, Authorizes boroughs to form gaslight
companies.
81, Authorizes freeholders to pay $1.5(
per week for each child committed to
children's homes.
SO, For the protection of woods from
fire. $1,000 penalty or three years i'm
prisonment or both.
50, Relates to city courts.
Ga, provides for the removal of bodies
from abandoned cemeteries.
70, Relates to elections in towns of 49, O0(
or more.
70, Relates to epileptics being sent t.
asylum.
81, Allows municipalities to deposit
moneys with any trust company incorpor
ated by State and doing business in the
municipality for two years.
2. Affects evidence in ex-parte divorce
cases.
81, Relates to collection of unpaid taxes
and provides that they shall remain leir
upon property for five years instead of two
years.
40, Provides that the state house com
mission shall acquire, by any method
necessary, land on each side of the state
house, including residence for the Cover
nor. An appropriation of $62, 500 was sci
apart for this purpose.
45, Provides for additions to county luna
tic asylums.
So, Provides for prevention of forest fires
and allows towns to provide any pay for a
marshal
90, Affects act relating to negotiable
papers, making law uniform.
81, Enables common councils to fix in,
ter EST on back taxes Designed for the
temporary relief of Paterson
90, Relates to election of city officials
81, Relates to securing evidence from out
of the state.
101, Prevents corporations from pleading
usury.
112, Relates to fishing in the Hackensack
river.
1875, Relates to city excise commissioners
1873, Appropriates $4,000 for silver ser.
vice for battleship New Jersey.
49,. Enables private library associations
to accept gift of land.
173, Allows Governors to appoint COM
mission to inquire into best method o.
amending primary election laws The
best way was presented by Senator Geb
hartd, of Hunterdon, but it would never dc
to allow Democrat to have the honor Of
securing the passage Of such an important
measure.
rs, Appropriates $40, 977.74 to pay ex-
penses of the Inauguration of Governor
Murphy.
100, Authorizing appointment Of COM
mission to investigate large claims pre-
scented by the State Agricultural College al
New Brunswick.
18, Allowing money to be voted for mu.
nicipal buildings.
80, Increases stone road appropriation to
$3.50, 900.
| 16, Enables borough councils to change
the name of the borough when 60 per cent
of the taxpayers petition for it.
4, For the preservation of the health Of
State institutions.
II, Provides for the study of ceramics al
the State Agricultural College; appropri-
ates S12, 900, and 81, 200 per year.
rs, Regulates veterinarians, surgeons and
dentists and licenses veterinarians with
penalty for violations
IS, Provides for school houses in cities
81, Authorizes local boards of health tc
collect license fees for dogs and issue Ii
cense tags thereof One-half of such fees
to be applied to uses of the board and the
other half to go to the district S. P. G. A
The society is required to maintain shell
ter for unlicensed dogs where they may b.
redeemed.
80, Permits persons owning lands adj
joining rural cemeteries to form cemeter,
associations, under certain regulations
80, By Senator Cornish, of Warren coun-
ty, provides for the recording of county
documents that are likely to become oh
scure.
1O4, Makes penalty Of $50 for shooting
wild water fowl from other than a row
boat or from any stationary structure with