West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-05-29
Laws Of New Jersey.
BY AUTHORITY.

BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPrER SEVENTY. furth er supplement to an
act entitled San act respecting conveyances," ap
proved April fifteenth, eighteen hundred and forty
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-.
acknowledgements of the execution by any person or
persons, married or single, whether residing in this
ssate or not, Or by any corporation created under
the aWe OF this state of any deed or other insru-
ment the execution whereof is or shall be by the
laws Of this state authorized required to be
be made out of this state before any officer al the
time OF such ackn owledgment empowered by law to
take and certify such proof or acknowledgement in
cases where the granter or person making the same
resides in the state, territory colony. kngdom or
nation where such proof OF , acaasowle;dgemens s Is
ner now required BY law, shall be and are hereby
declared to be and to have been as valid and eectual
in law although the grantor or person making such
proof acknowledgement did not or shall not at the
date thereof reside IN the state. territory, colony,
4 kingdom or nation where the same was or shall be
| made as is such grantor or person did or should
then reside IN sucn state, territory, colony kingdom
| OF nation.
Approved February 27, 1868
CHAPTER SEVENTY -EIeHr-An act relative to the Pub.
| lie PRINTING.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, of the State Of New Jersey That the laws enacted
senate and minutes of the joint meeting the minutes
of the house of sembly and legislative documents,
shsll be printed hereafter in accordance with the
style in which the work was done in the year eight
cen hundred and sixtyseven, at the following prices
| to wit For printing three thousand copies Of ses-
sion laws, the sum of FORTY dollars per sheet OF six
teen pages; for printing thousand copies of the
journal of the senate, with the minutes of the JOINT
meeting and one thousand copies Of the minutes of
the house of assembly, the of thirty dollars per
sheet of sixteen pages; for printing one thousand
copies of the legislative documents, at the rate of
| one dollar per thousand for composition, and
! one dollar per token of two hundred and fifty i'm
pressions OF sixteen pages for the press work and
printing one hundred and fifty copies of the public
bills ordered by either branch of the legislature, at
| the rate of six dollars per sheet of four foolscap
| pages on good writing paper. with plea type, each
page to contain thrty-one lines; for printing the
| pamphlets and other papers ordered by the legsla
ture. at the rate OF dollar per thousand for
composition, and one dollar per token of Two hun
dred and fifty Impressions of sixteen pages for the
| press work; provided, that in all cases where rule
and figure work required, the price for compost
yided further that dollar extra shall be paid per
page for all ndices and tables of contents, SET in
and minutes of house of assembly.
O. And be it enacted. hat the above prices shall
include all the expenses incident to the printing and
delivery to the state treasurer of all documents
dered except folding and stitching which shall be
charged at the current prices for such work, and the
paper, which shall be Of good quality, white calend-
cred printing paper for the documents in octave
form, weighing not less than forty-four pounds to
the rea, of four hundred and eighty Sheets twenty
four by thirtyeight inches in size; the bills to be on
good foolscap paper, weighing fourteen pounds to
the ream the price to be allowed for such paper
shall be at the lowest rate per pound at which the
deJpbis during ny p the first week in February for the
paper used in the pamphlets and legislative docu-
ments and current work ordered by the legislature
at the lowest rates at which the is sold by paper
dealers in either of said cities during the last week
in January, and for the other work at the lowest
rates aforesaid at which such paper is sold in either
of said cities during the last week in March of this
year. and satisfactory evidence OF the price of such
papers within the said period shall be subqtted to
the comptroller before the allowance by hirifor any
bill for paper on which any public printing has been
executed.
8.And be it enacted That all messages, pamphlets,
sufficient public Importance to be printed and hound
foE preseryaton and references sii.lI
documents, ana no uocuIent or report shall be
printed in said volume unless ordered by the joint
committee on printing, and when said Joint COM
mittee shall order any document to be printed in the
said volume of legislative documents, the printer
ments shall be numbered in the order IN which they
are ordered to be printed, and the governors annual
message shall be classed as document number one
in said volume; when any document shall be ordered
to be printed more than once, at periods than
four days apart the printer thereof shall be entitled
to charge for composition above provided for each
time the said document shall be printed, and in
no other case shall more than composition be
paid for the printing of such reports documents
4. And be it enacted That in conformity with the
act approved April sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
fortysx it shall be the duty of the clerk of the gen
eral assembly, and the secretary OF the senate ito de-
liver copies completed of the journals of their
pectve houses to the persons appointed to print the
same within thirty days after the close of the session
Of the legislature in the of the clerk of the
general assembly, and secretary of the senate failing
to deliver such copies as provided for in this section,
they shall forfeit to the treasurer for the of the
state one hundred dollars of their salary
And be 1t enacted That the indices to the journal
of the senate and minutes of the house of assembly,
the legislative documents shall hereafter be made
out by the person persons respectively, who may
be employed to execute said printing, and the sum
of fifty dollars each shall be allowed the said printers
for compiling such indices; provided, that such
dces shall be printed solid in bourgeois type and be
made out alphabetically under heading, in the
stye Of the index to the journal Of the senate Of New
Jersey for the year eighteen hundred and sixty
seven.
g. And be it enacted That the journal of the senate
be printed in the compact form and style as the
journal Of the senate for the year eighteen hundred
and sxty-seven, and the comptroller shall audit
bills for printing not executed in accordance with
this law.
I. And be it enacted, That Naar, Day & Mar, of
Trenton, be employed to print the blS, pamphlets,
and such other matters as may be ordered BY tie
senate and house of assembly.
s. And be it enacted, That John H. Lyon, of Jersey
City. be appointed to print Thousand copies oi
the legislative documents for the currently ear.
g. And be it enacted, That Christopher s. Magrath,
of Cape Island, be employed to print one thousand
copies of the minutes of the house of assembly for
the current year. #aH f1a Es. gsE
10. And be it enacted, That A. R. Speer, of New
copies Of the laws enacted at the present session Of
the legislature, which copies shall be delivered to the
state treasurer within two months after the said A.
R. Speer shall have received the copy thereof and
failure thereof the said A. R. Speer shall forfeit
the sum Of five hundred dollars, which sum the said
treasurer is authorized to withhold and deduct from
the amount due him for printing said copies
IL. And be it enacted, That it shall be the duty of
the secretary of state to deliver, or cause to be de-
vered, to the person persons who shall be author
lied to print the copies of the laws, copy of every
law passed at this session Of the legislature within
thirty days after the passage of each law, and fail
thereof shall ba c0mDellpd IN nav fo the
any sum which he or they may have forfeited by
son ofsuch default.
IL. And be it enacted, That Charles Willis, of Mount
Holly, be employedto print one thousand copies of
hejournal ofthe senate for the current year.
49, And That all acts and parts of acts
conflicting with the provisions of this act be and are
hereby repealed. -'
a. And be it enacted, That this act shall take effect
Immediately. ea
Approved February 27. 1868. s
CHAPTER ONE HUNDRED AND NINErY.--An Act to the
Collection of Tolls upon the Turnpike Roads of