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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
NOTRE DAME TO MEET
NEBRASKA THANKSGIVING
Gold and Blue Seeks Game for Local
Field Bus Change of Coaches
Prevents.

LINCOLN. Neb., Dec. 16. - The
1916 football schedule for Nebraska
was rounded out Wednesday and
made public by Athletic Mgr Reed
With the announcement that Ne
braska would have a Thanksgiving
day game at Lincoln after an absence
for five years OF a turkey day com
bat and that Notre Dame would be
the Corn Huskers' opponents on that
day The dates IF the remainder Of
the contests were not announced. but
Reed stated that arrangements had
been completed for all games on the
schedule during 1916 with the ex-
ception Of the Washburn game. This
mas not been arranged. Negotiations
looking 10 the schedule of a strong
middle west school on the open date
are under way.
The 1916 football program VIII in
clude contests with Drake university.
the Kansas Aggies. Nebraska IVES
leyan. Kansas university. the Ames
Aggies. Iowa university and Notre
Dame. All these games will be play
ed on the Nebraska gridiron with
the exception or the Iowa contest.
which is billed for Iowa City.
Notre Dame sought a two-year
contract with Nebraska with one
game al South Bend, Ind Reed OPP
posed this owing TO the change in
coaches at Nebraska next year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
PEACE TERMS To
Be DISCUSSED At
GOTHAM SESSION
Baseball War Ends and Fed.
erals Will Merge With Ma
tiOnaI-MuSt Care
For Contracts.

NEW YORK, Dec. 16.-Peace has
come in the baseball fight. The boys
will be out of the trenches by Christ
mas. Ban Johnson, car of the
American league. the man who often
declared that he would not treat
with the Federals. has capitulated
The two-year fight that the Federal
.leaguers have made for recognition
has borne fruit. Committees from
the four eagues-National Ameri-
can. Federal and InternatiOnal-will
get together here tomorrow after
noon. They will have several inn
portant matters TO thrash out. And
the most important will not be the
terms of peace, but how to take care
Of the players in the OUTLAW" or
ganizatiOn
Contracts aggregating to $3S5,O0O
must be looked after It is believed,
however that the players who jump
ed ORGANIZED baseball will be re-
turned to the clubs where they org
inally played. 1t was through Bar
ney Dreyfuss' efforts that the Amer
lean league was swung into line. He
was sent 10 Chicago to confer with
Ban Johnson and his fellow Amer
can leaguers. He was the Henry
Ford Of baseball war. What he
told Johnson and the others is not
known, but it is certain that Drey-
fuss efforts succeeded. because the
Americans were swung into line and
selected a committee to go east for
tomOrrOw's conference.
From the most reliable reports
available. the peace pact calls for
almost a complete merger of the
National and Federal leagues. Here
are the facts:
Weeghman will buy into the Cubs.
Ball and Stifel will buy into the
Cardinals.
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh interests
will consolidate.
Newark and Giant interests will
also consolidate.
Players left over in Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn and Newark will be the
nucleus for strong International
league teams.
The peace negotiations practically
drowned all further talks Of trades.
There will now practically be no
need for MANAGERS 10 buy players to
strengthen their teams. They will
get all the playing material they
need when the peace terms have
been signed.
The National league magnates will
meet again today. but the meeting
will be unimpOrtant. The big doings
will be tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS
TO OPEN TONIGHT
Match Contests TO Feature First
Rolling on KOehler- Schafer
Runs.

A grand opening OF the Koehler-
Schafer bowling alleys and billiard
parlors at S24 :. Michigan st. is
scheduled for tonight when the new
firm will throw open its doors 10 the
public fO- the first time. Both Ben
Koehler and George Schafer are well
known locally, having played in
minor league ball in this city for
T1any years.
The feature OF the opening viii he
two match contests between the
Bucktails OF the Elks' league and the
Eagles and between the koehler and
Schafer and Conservative teams The
games Will start at s o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
STUDEBAKERS WIN AZ
Defeat Singers in Fast Indoor Game
at Y. VI. c. \.

-Four hundred spectators Witnessed
the fastest indoor baseball game Of
the season last night at the Y. NJ. c.
A. when Singers strove TO tie the
Studebaker team for first place in
the Manufacturers Indoor Baseball
league. Singers scored two runs in
the first FIVE innings and Studebakers
made four runs in the last three
innings. making a tOta. Of 4 TO 2 in
favor OF the wagon makers.
COnnOrs, twirling for the Singer
team. succeeded in striking out Is.
while Ostot for StudebakeTs struck
ont IL men. Two men were given
bases on balls off Connors and five
off Ostot Both pitchers were a little
wild during the last part of the
game and a number of wild pitches
were thrown
The score by innings:
Studehakers. 600 600 1f2-4 .
Singers $3.50. 100 100 600 8 9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
WINS GAME BY A POINT
De lowe and Vain Stage Trial Bill
Hard Contest.

DeLowe and Vain. each with a
handicap OF Is, played a real pocket
billiard game Wednesday afternoon
in the tournament at the Golden
Mann parlors. the former winning by
the score OF 100 10 % Mcclellan
5. won from Mccullough. scratch. by
the count Of 100 TO Sc The winner
made a high run Of Is.
Hamlin. >. viii meet Brilliant
scratch. at 8 o'clock and the winner
will meet Anderson at 2 o'clock
Lyons and Churchill. both scratch
players. will meet at o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
EXPECT CHANGES
IN STANDINGS OF
c. |. TONIGHT
Dope FaVorS HeIIerS and ElbeI
Teams TO Win-BagbyS Are
Strengthened by New
Man.
STANDING Oh I'D TENMs.

Games Tonight.
Hellers vs.. Bagbys.
Spires vs. Elbel Bros
Peerless Press VS. Clauers.
Changes in the second division
string Of teams in the Commercial
Y. NJ. c. A Basket Ball league are
expected tonight after the three
scheduled games are played.
According 10 the advance dope.
Hellers should win from the Bagbys.
and the Elbel Bros. from the Spires.
Advance dope is. however. not en-
tirely reliable in the Commercial
league. as sudden reversals OF form
are liable TO appear al any time.
Both of these games should be fast
i'm tl4e light OF the playing done dur
ing past performance.
Bagbys STRENGTHENED.
The Bagbys have strengthened
their playing aggregation with the
addition OF Seifert. former Mish-
awake high school star. who. to-
gether with Capt Eager of the same
team. form a fast aggressive pair.
II was Seiferts accurate basket
shooting last week that enabled the
photographers TO defeat the Clauers.
The Spires and Elbel Bros. game
should prove fast and furious it the
clothiers maintain the pace they did
last week. The Spires got away 10
bad start the first two games. but
last week came back with "a sur
prising punch. The Elbel Bros.
who. with the Heliers. are generally
conceded TO have the fastest teams
in the league, are playing fast
game
1t is an even money bet tonight on
the Clauer-P Peerless Press battle. as
the teams are evenly matched The
Peerless Press started out on the
opening night in "a blaze OF glory. but
their work dropped off the last two
games. Capt. Harpel claims. how
ever. that his men are due To come
back. The Clauers may have an
addition 10 their squad which
will considerably strengthen their
chances.
The games. starting at o'clock.
viii be played in the order listed
above.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
NILES CLUB AND HOLY
NAME SOCIETY WIN
Former Beats X. OF G. Club $500
Latter Defeats New Carlisle
High 2f-1O.

Niles Young Mems club defeated
the Knights Of Columbus five Of this
city last evening at St. Patrick's
gymnasium. 81 10 20. and in a cur
tain raiser the Holy Name society
quintet defeated the New Carlisle
high school five q 10 10.
Niles y VI. &. (35). Il. &. (2O).
Foruer ...-.-... .............. Auer
Right Forward
Hartzeu .............. Mccarthy
Left Forward.
h tTmlIOn ..-..... -......-. A1tOWSkl
Center.
Thieyer .......-. ..-......... Nennet
Right Guard
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. White
Left Guard.
Substitut ions-AfakieIsk for Auer.
Aftowski for Mccarthy. Mcclure for
Aftowski. Lower for White. Moulder
for Aftowsk. Aftowski for Mcclure.
Basket - Aftowski 8. Hartzell s.,
4. Fortier 3. Makielski
- Nerm lion. Fouls-Fortier 9. Ma
kielski. Lftowski Referee -Vermil-
lion, Niles
Holy Name en-. New Carlisle uO) .
Iardebec6 ............ Teeter
Right Forward
NyIkOS .....-........ BrOckOWay
Left Forward
Cunningham .. . Uhl
Center.
Lower, capt. .........-..... GaTrOute
Right Guard.
Mccarthy Observation-Disclosures. Kliene
Left Guard.
Substitutions-New Carlisle-Gal-
breth for Garroute; Holy Names
Anderson for Hardebeck Schubert
for NyikOs, Phelan for Cunningham.
Baskets-Anderson 3. Hardebeck 2.
Cunningham ?. Lower 3. Brockoway
,. Uhl. FOuls-LOwer. BrockOway,
Teeter Referee - Ken" Berkey,
NOtre Dame. Wabash
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
OLD RACE TRACK BURNS
Many Fortunes Were Won and Lost
at Emeryville, Calf.

EMERYVIILE. Cal, Dec. 16.-
The old Emeryville race track. where
fortunes were won and lost and gay
throngs thrilled with the sport Of
kings. went up in smoke last night.
For miles around a great pillar OF
fire was visible, awakening memoir
les OF the days Of many a sensational
equine contest The loss will be
small.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
JOE STECKER WINS BOUT
Defeats Ivan AIicheloff. Russian
Giant at Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Dec. IS
Joe Stecher threw Ivan Micheloff,
the Russian giant in straight falls.
the first in IA minutes and the sec
ond in 10 minutes, four seconds
Both were from an arm lock and
scissors hold.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
TO MEET NIRGINIA.

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-Next fall the
University OF Chicago football team
viii play the University OF Virginia
Z the eastern eleven can make ar
10 nh an open date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

Murphy for Fitzgerald, Cassidy for
Daley Ward for Meyers, Slackford
for McKenna. Keefe for King. Ron
chetti for Cassidy. May for Murphy.
Rydzewski for Ward. Field baskets
Fitzgerald 9. Daley 9, Cassidy 2.
Ronchetti ., Meyers. McKenna.
Murphy, Keefe, Board 4. Palmer
Free throws-Palmer s, Fitzgerald 4.
Referee Miller. Springfield Train
ing school.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
BILLIARD GAMES.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. lie. H..
Helm of Cleveland defeated John
Dankelman of Philadelphia so 10 81
in 81 innings in the three-cushion
league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

CHICAGO. Dec. 16.-John Moore.
won from Harry Cooler Of Indianap-
oils i'm the interstate series, so to Al.
going out in - innings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

TOLEDO, O.. Dec. 16.-Hugh Heal
of Toledo defeated James Lamothe
of Cincinnati, so TO "a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

DETROIT, Mich. Dec 16-Aug
ust Wieckhefer lost 10 Martin Maley
so 10 As.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
BRANDON'S FOR TOYS
ANITA CLAUS RTERS

All YOU need 10 do is be at this
store any time from 10 5 or 10 .
p. IN. and you can have a real show
in itself and then judge.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

Beginning Wednesday, Dec. Is.
The Phila offers exceptional values
on all lines OF assorted candies. Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

POCKET BOOKS for BOYS and
MEN Extra Value. lee To $50 at
-COONLEY' S-Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
BITS OF SPORT NEWS

& < x * X x X * * x X x X + +
MADISON. Wis. Dec. 16. - The
University Of Wisconsin basket ball
five won from the Lawrence univer-
sity five, SO to 16.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
INSTITUTE
WALLOPED 56- 10
BY NOTRE DAME
First Appearance of Gold and
Blue Basket Ball Team In
dictates Fast Team for
Season.

%otre Dame got away TO an au-
spicious start in the opening of the
1e15-l916 basket ball schedule last
night when the Hoosiers smothered
Lewis institute Of Chicago Sc 10 IS
in the local gymnasium
With Capt Daley and Fitzgerald
leading a fast attack, the gold and
blue first five romped away with the
visitors in the first half. At the end
of the period the locals were on the
long end OF "A Altos score. The
substitutes put in by Coach Harper
during the second half played rag
gedly during most OF the session
and scored only II points, while
Lewis counted 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

URBANA, Ill. Dec. 16. - Three
University Of Illinois students have
been dismissed and three placed on
probation for scalping tickets to the
Illinois Chicago football game All
six are forbidden to engage in uni
versity athletics. The names were
kept secret.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

ST PAUL, Dec. 16.-Mike Glib
bons. who has been i'll with bron-
chiai pneumonia, expects TO resume
his gymnasium work Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

CLEVELAND. o.. Dec. John
ny Kilbane. featherweight champion.
who was sick four days with ap-
pendicities was able TO walk about
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
Rioters Enthused.

Rioters were enthused over the
performance of the Notre Dame ag-
gregation during the first half. and
if last nights exhibition was any
indication. Harper has the nucleus
for a fast five.
Capt. Daley and Fitzgerald played
brilliantly at the forwards. Fitz-
gerald showed much Improvement
over his form of last season and his
basket shooting was a feature Of the
contest The big football star not
only counted nine baskets from the
field but threw four free goals in
addition. making a total Of p points
which he alone scored. Daley looks
like one of the best bets in the west
at the forward position. The blonde
captain. who was shifted from guard
to forward by Coach Harper at the
start Of the season. was all over the
floor, playing fast, aggressive game
and showing pretty form in tossing
baskets. He. too, made nine field
baskets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
Guards Look Good.

In McKenna and King Harper has
a pair OF guards who look fair TO
develop into stars of the first rank.
The two sophomores handled their
positions in approved form and kept
the ball in Notre Dame territory
throughout most of the game. Meyers
was a factor in the teamwork
The first five showed flashes of
brilliant teamwork. despite the fact
that last nights was the first game
Of the season.
During the second half the game
was rather a rough and tumble af-
fair. with little teamwork. Cassidy
and Ronchetti went well, however,
and Keefe played a hard. consistent
game at guard.
For Lewis. Palmer and Board
played fast games. Palmer made
eight free throws and a basket from
the field. while beard tossed four of
Lewis five field goals.
NOtre Dame (56). Lewis (1S).
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16
BOWLING
BOWLING SCORES

X X X X X X X X X X X X x X X
G. A. C. LEAGUE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Dec. 16.-
Yale university has offered Indiana
a football date next fall on condi-
ton the melting be in New Haven
and early in the schedule. Indiana
probably will accept
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dec. 16. -
Mike Stinchheld denies a story from
Madison Wis. that ne is a profess
sional and not eligible to play on
the basket ball FIVE in the game with
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-16

ITHACA, y. Y, Dec. ia De-
catur. H., boy, L. K Mueller. a full
back. has been elected captain Of
The Cornell football team for 1916.
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
CHAPTER 245,

a. tu additional to Chapter thirty-two
u Roe devised Statutes, as amended by
-apter Two hundred six of the Public
lazy Of nineteen hundred thirteen, re-
hllF to lshing in Stratton Brook and
10 lle obituaries to said brook and in
ih7 Mount Bigelow Ponds, in Franklin
n-i-y,
S' IeFson shall take. catch and kill
NOR iG.a fifteen fish in all in any one
ny We ouy tr0ut less than eight inches
Va 'clg-l in Stratton brook or in any
q l1s tributarles to said brook or in
o. &o9H- 'lgelow ponds, which waters
aie s'jdoled in Franklin county; nor
Sail ar peeson have in possession in
a8 me- dry more than fifteen fish in
Eli o. any trout less than eight inches
ielgta taken in any Of the above
iamf- waters. Whoever violates any
IEo' son vi this act shall pay fine
q 19, less than ten dollars nor more
lsT lIlt-- dollars and costs for each
sl5ise. ana IN addition thereto one dol
A' .1r t4th fish taken, caught, killed
" .es il poSsession in violation of any
S.gr Ii this act.-(Approved March
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter 246.

AZ AI "a amend Section two of Chapter
urls-tEu of the Revised Statutes, as
slrf7eo by Chapter two hundred six
The Public Laws of nineteen hundred
yvdlse1r relating to ice fishing IN the
As'tle0ec river. in Somerset county.
y much Of section two of chapter
s a-!s -Eo Of the Revised Statutes, as
s sSsogsg by Chapter two hundred and
" o. tie Public Laws of nineteen hun
\, ssl '.i7leeH. as prohibits fishing through
W. ~ le., IN aeordance with the general law
! Ee state relating to ice fishing. in the
f E,..' De river, in Somerset county, is
iS NJ FeHealed.-(Approved March 81,
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter pa.

AT ACT relating to the payment of legacies.
Lcgautes shall be payable in one year
after final allowance of the will: but
M.a payments shall not be affected bv
any llaiNs presented to the executor,
Or Adam traitor with the will annexed.
q FLED 'N the probate office, after the
Hf-3r0D Ut said one year and after
ma payment; nor shall the executor
administration with the will annexed
he leEE -aslULe for the payments of said
RRar!lS Oh account of such claims, I'M
les le las failed to give notice of his
lTnwme;t as required by law and
Es gDe If probate.-(Approved March
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter 249.

drsse a. amendatory of Section one hun
q N Wenty-six of Chapter forty-nine
fsse,.S. revised Statutes, relating to the
ness0n,e iund deposited with the State
suFarGaiet by assessment casualty in
S%nce companies.
asntaoh one hundred twenty-six of
Ses IL torty-nine of the Revised Stat
VI tsht hereby amended by striking out
lsyentth" zen the word treasurer" in the
sghiSs II line and the word until" in the
Y t6s me, and inserting in place there
Tie ioto mHords, a sum sufficient to make
les 1 M deposit with said treasurer not
VI nsr; ah the amount of one assessment,
u YlS n. call on all it's policy hold
sso h., benefit and expense funds and
Ass, inserting after the word "mem-
lN hsnma me twenty-third line the words
Ian G os and expense funds nor to less
aetlor me thousand dollars SO that said
hlvgs when amended, shall read as
Rd, s, On l26. Any corporation organized
set n Seeuon one hundred and twenty
W any corporation of this State do
9k ehauTessnlent insurance business under
AG0si pier loer or its charter, shall keep on
slye f, WIN the treasurer Of State a re-
y certifnad for the benefit and protection
~ tbs eate holders in said corporation;
Wore tb creation, of which 1t shall on or
ach sess tnirty-first day OF December of
w sufsa deposit with said treasurer a
Ath ssin ieht to make the total deposit
treasurer not less than the
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter 243.

IN Ar Io amend Section twenty-eight of
'Tosrtel SIN OF the Revised Statutes, as
gueadej py chapter ninety EIGHT of the
Ptl rvs Of nineteen hundred eleven,
relating ID the time of opening and clos
me u polls at elections, and also to
repeal Section thirty-tive of said Chap
al six OF the Revised Statutes.
>ettiun /. Section twenty-eight of
tap.es SIX IF the revised statutes, as
snen5eG Ny chapter ninety-eight of the
C1glic swS ut nineteen hundred eleven.
( hereby atuended by striking out the
ert.rs @egI'ou as so amended and sub
s.mmE lU place thereof the following;
S4ttT ~ Meetings for the election
d STATE L0I county officers. and for the
tey,a NJ municipal officers in cities.
"a, aelu-ue4 at six o'clock in the fore
noon 4n4 shah be opened not later than
Ten O'Clock in the forenoon; the polls
.iall De sept open until five o'clock in
lie a,IgEu0n and shall then be closed.
Notice NJ he time of opening and clos
hg 4aji be given in the warrant call
ms he a.set,ng.'
Seton = section thirty-five of chap
ter SIX NJ The revised statutes is hereby
repealed 81 approved March 81, 1859
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08

An Act to amend Section one of Chapter
one hundred ninety-eight Of the Pub
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
Chapter 248.

a. Aat TO amend Section eleven of Chap
WI vi h'rty one of the Revised Statutes,
r Ming 70 the licenses issued by mu-
totpa officers of towns for the opera
gO0 Oh steam riding galleries.
q J,g y. ION eleven of chapter thirty-one
d 'Is AeYlsed Statutes is hereby amend
nd Striking out all Of said section
inserting in place thereof the fol-
bS gsetion IL Municipal officers of any
esCes,5,tlp pn the payment of a sum not
lcsn9a9lhE fifty dollars. shall grant a
tplgS 70 operate or run a merry-go-
SsSa but the license e shall not EXEMPT
reN vpefator from complaint to the SUI
NvlssTs judicial court for maintaining a
tVerttHpe . under section eight of chapter
AppIG,Wo of the Revised Statutes.'-
~oVed March 81, 1857
The Republican journal., 1915-04-08
- IN accordance with tn.

..oss in accordance with the
,ndebteane NJ law. the officers authorized
prOvisiooH the same may. in the name of
10 issusst Wv or town.. make a temporary
sdch GU! neriod of not more than one
iosH ioT ontieipation of the money to be
year II rom the sale of such bonds,
ieriyed tn.srtificates of Indebtedness and
notes 81 I,s notes therefor; but the time
rsy lssrurbich such securities shall be-
Tiibh ave aud payable shall not be eX-
cone ~ Nv reason of the making Of such
,isadea w loan beyond the time fixed
tempe vote authorizing the issue of
b me e,,nds notes or certificates of in
saeh , JUS, and notes issued under the
debteuuilnlrs of this section for a shorter
prov Kan one year may be refunded
psEl9a. issue of other notes maturing
~ lne tie required period; provided.
Vifhnns that the period from the date
lpVs9Ss sl the original loan and the
dslyT ha not more than one year; and
iNsh, ssd further, that no notes shall
YryatsSnTded under the provisions of this
b ,Sl1 except under the authority of
ssce,U mite as is required for the original
slc9 So that said section, as
@gded shall read as follows:
ah.ss.ction ~. Cities and towns may
Ia and negotiate their notes, bonds
fsu scr;p fdr rounding or paying in
gia or IN part, any Indebtedness
El .-n.t which has or may hereafter
las ,Ts du. If a city or town votes to
hoaEs notes or certificates of in
l5s,,5Tess "a accordance with the pro-
ts l"as NJ LAW. the officers authorized
slfa ti.r same may, in the name of
~ rify 0r town, make a temporary
ss.lD y~ "a, period of not more than one
Ng. IN Anticipation of the money to be
yvays5 fren1 the sale of such bonds,
" stas ar .ert iicates of Indebtedness and
lyy lseu. notes therefor; but the time
f fs,s.n Taich such securities shall be-
S '.r,4 due and payable shall not be ex-
s .sr5s5 by reason of the making of such
!s-,nor9rv loan beyond the time fixed
!. he yol5 authorizing the issue of such
I u notes or certificates of indebted
@ uss. anG notes issued under the pro-
ssi61s nI this section for shorter
OosTiod tlan one year may be refunded
f lie issle Of other notes maturing
1itsin the required period; provided,
saTager n.at The period from the date
Y issue Of the original loan and the
So,s If maturity OF the refunding loan
sssjl be uot more than one year: and
sroyled further. that no notes shall be
.sfande5 under the provisions of this
ss,'isY except under the authority of
anal yp.e - IS required for the original
m-r7Tiga approved March 81, 1857