West-Jersey pioneer., 1870-04-22
CHAPTER ccxvI1I.


l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assem-
bly, OF the State of New Jersey, That the laws en-
acted at each session of the Legislature, the journals
Of the senate, and minutes of the JOINT meeting, the
minutes of the house of assembly and legislative
documents shall be printed hereafter in accordance
with the style in which the work was done in the
year eighteen hundred and sixty-nine at the follow
ing prices to wit for printing three thousand copies
ofsession laws, the sum OF forty dollars per sheet Of
sixteen pages; for printing g one IN thousand copies SOL o.
Joint meeting, and one thousand copies OF the min
utes of the house of assembly, the sum of thirty
dollars per sheet Of sixteen pages for printing one
rate of one dollar per thousand ems for compost
ton, and one dol lar per token of two hundred and
work; for printing one hundred and fifty copies Of
the public bills, ordered by either branch of the leg
slature, at the rate OF dollar per Thousand ems
for composition, and one dollar per token Of two
hundred and fifty impressions of sixteen pages for
the press.work; provided, that IN all cases where
rule and 1gure work is required, the price for COM
provided, further that one dollar extra shall be paid
per page for all indces and tables OF contents set in
bourgeois type IN the session laws journals of SEN
q And be 1t enacted, That the above prices shall
include all the expensesncident to the printing and
delivery to the state treasurer Of oil 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 calen-
form, weighing not less than forty-four pounds to
the OF four hundred and eighty Sheets twenty.
four oy tnlrty inches IN size; the bills to be
good hatcap paper weighing fourteen pounds to the
rean the price to be allowed for such paper shall
be at the lowest rate per pound at which the is
sold By paper dealers in New York Philadelphia
during the first week IN February for the paper
used in the pamphlets and legislative documents,
and current work ordered by the Legislatures 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 sub
mitted to the comptroller before the allowance by
him of any bill for paper on which any public print
ing has been executed.
s. And be it enacted, That all messages, pamph.
let's reports or other documents. which are deemed
OF sufficient public importance 10 be printed and
bound for preservation and reference, shall hereafter
be embraced in one volume, under the title of 'eg,
islailve documents" !" and no document or report
shall be printed in said volume unless so ordered
by the Joint committee on prnting; and when said
ioint committee shall order any document to be
printed in the said volume OF legislative documents,
the printer shall print Thousand copies thereof
which documents ehall be numbered in the order
in which they ordered to be printed, and the gov
ernors annual message shall be classed document
number one in said volumes whom any document
shall be ordered to be printed more than once at PEE
RODS more than four days apart the printer thereof
shall be entitled to charge for composition above
provided for, zach time the said document shall be
so printed and in other shall more than one
composition be paid for the printing Of such reports
or documents.
4. And be it enacted That in conformity with the
act approved April sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
forty shall be the duty Of the clerk Of the gen,
ersl assembly and the secretary Of the senate to de-