Charter And Ordinances: With The Acts And Ordinances Relating To The Water Department, Public Schools, Board Of Health And Excise Department (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245692601)

This volume, "Charter And Ordinances, With The Acts And Ordinances Relating To The Water Department, Public Schools, Board Of Health And Excise Department," offers a glimpse into the legal and administrative framework of Trenton, New Jersey, during its formative years. It meticulously compiles the city's charter alongside its ordinances, providing a comprehensive overview of the rules and regulations governing various aspects of municipal life.

Detailed sections cover essential departments such as the Water Department, responsible for managing the city's water supply; Public Schools, outlining the structure and governance of the educational system; the Board of Health, dedicated to public sanitation and health regulations; and the Excise Department, overseeing the regulation of specific goods and activities. This collection serves as a primary resource for understanding the historical development of Trenton's municipal governance and the evolution of its public services.

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