[1499] Cf. Rev. Stat. of N. Y. (1827-28), 140: and ibid. (1889), IV, 2597.
[1500] Acts of N. J. (1897), 378.
[1501] See above, subsec. a) and cf. Laws of N. J. (1800), 158 (act of 1795) with Gen. Stat. (1896), II, 2005; Pub. Laws (1889), 139. The celebrant may administer an oath as to residence to either party; Acts (1900), 327, 328.
[1502] See in re Marriage License Act, 15 Pa. C. C., 345 (1894); and Pepper and Lewis, Digest, II, 2881, note.
[1503] Laws (1885), 146; ibid. (1893), 27; ibid. (1887), 170; Pepper and Lewis, Digest (1896), II, 2878-83.
[1504] Gen. Stat. of Minn. (1894), I, 1264, 1265.
Following is the form of license or "certificate" in Colorado: "Know all men by this Certificate, that any regular ordained minister of the Gospel authorized by the rules and usages of the Church or denomination of Christians, Hebrews, or religious body of which he may be a member, or any judge or justice of the peace to whom this may come, he not knowing of any lawful impediment thereto, is hereby authorized and empowered to solemnize the rites of matrimony between .... of .... of the county of .... Previously married? .... Wife deceased? .... Divorced? .... When? .... Where? .... On what grounds? .... And .... of .... of the county of .... Previously married? .... Husband deceased? .... Divorced? .... When? .... Where? .... On what grounds? ...."—Mills, Ann. Stat. of Col. (1891), III, 828.
[1505] Act of March 14, 1895: in Comp. Codes and Stat. (1895), 476.
[1506] In Michigan a girl under eighteen must bring written consent of parent or guardian before license will be issued: Pub. Acts (1895), 536, 537.
[1507] Act of April 29: Laws of Wis. (1899), 529-31; cf. the act of 1903: Laws, 477, 478.