Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1882-05-11

eemnly OF the state OF New Jersey, 1hat the bt
! pf finance and taxation, Or other board having
troll Of the financial affairs Of any city in this 81
or the common council or other legislative bod
ANY city having no such board, may make sucf
vision, alteration, adjustment and settlement M
/ past due taxes and assessments, and any and ai
| terest and penalties thereon, as such board, com
| council or legislative body may OF shall deem y
AFFECT Or impair the Interest Or lien ~ any purchaser
ether than such city, acquired under any sale made
or assessments made, levied or assessed subsequent
! to the fret day Of January, one thousand eight
Z And be It enacted, That ali acts, general ot
special inconsistent with the provisions Of this act;
| be and the same hereby repealed and that this
| act shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March 2s 1889.
CHAPTER Cxxx.
| An Act relative to public printing:
!. Be it enacted by ths Senate and Geheral 40
laws enacted At each EACH session q tie lseisatufe @ shall
hereafter be printed Id the same general style Id
which the volume OF laws was printed In the yeat
ceptng that the laws should be collated and ndexed
under the two heads Of general public acts, special
public and private acts also the Legislative docu-
ments shall be hereafter printed in the same style
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, omit
ting the Index the journals OF the senate and min
ntes OF the Joint meetings and executive sessions
and the minutes Of the house OF assembly shall be
printed in the same compact and workmanIike
manner in which the said work was done in the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-tw0
also, that the public bills ordered By either branch
Of legislature shall be printed On good writing
paper, with plea type, each page to contain thirty.
printing shall be as follows for printing six thou
sand copies OF the session laws, the sum Of forty
TWO dollars per sheet of sixteen pages; for print
ing one thousand copies Of the journals OF the
ate, with the minutes Of the joint meetings. and one
thousand copies of the minutes of the house of as
sembly, the sum OF twenty-five dollars per sheet Of
sixteen pages for printing one Thousand copies Of
the legislative documents at the rate OF seventy-ffe
cents per thousand ems for composition, and sew
enty-fve cents per token OF two hundred and fifty
printing two hundred copies Of the public bills or
defed by either branch OF the legislature, at the rate
OF hye dollars per sheet OF four fooscap pages and
in cases whe.e extra copies shall be ordered and de-
yered to either house, they shall be paid for at the
rate OF two dollars sheet of four foolscap pages
for each two hundred extra copies; and for print
Ing the pamphlets and other papers ordered by the
legislature, at the rate OF seventy-fve cents per
thousand ems for composition, and seyenty-fve
cents per token Of two hundred and fifty impress
slons OF sixteen pages for press-work provided,
that in all cases where rule and figure work is re-
quired, the price for composition shall be double
the rates above stated, and where matter requires
Two justifcations without rules, one price and
half shall be paid; and provided, further that sew
enty-hve cents extra per page shall be paid for
printing all indces and tables OF contents set in
Bourgeois type in the session laws, Journals Of the
senate and minutes Of the house or assembly.
.. And 1t be it enacted, That the above prices
shall include all the expenses incident 10 the print
ing and delivery to the state treasurer Of all docu
nients ordered, except folding and stitching (which
shall be charged at the current prices f0 such wor
and the paper, which shall be Of good quality and
or the following description: for the documents;
journals and minutes, white ealendered printing
paper, twenty-fonr by thirtyeight inches in size;
weighing not less than fifty pounds to the ream Of
four hundred and eighty sheets; for the laws, the
Same size for the journals and to weigh not less
than fifty pounds to the ream Of four hundred and
eighty Sheets for the bills, to be on good fiat cap
paper; weighing fourteen pounds to the ream; the
price TO De allowed for such paper shall be at the
lowest rate per pound at which the same Is sold pet
pound by paper dealers in New York or PhiladeI-
phia the first day Of April ana satisfactory evil
dence OF the price of sucn paper within the said
period shall be submitted to the comptroller before
The allowance by him OF any bill for paper which
any public printing shall be executed.
B. And be it enacted, That ell messages pamph-
lets, reports or other documents VIII ch are deemed
Of sufficient public importance to be printed and
bound for preservation, shall hereafter be embraced
In two volumes under title of legislative documents,
and no document or report shall be embraced in
said volume unless ordered by the joint commit
tee on printing when said joint committee shall
der any document to be printed in the said volumes,
there shall be one Thousand copies thereof printed,
which documents shall be numbered in the order in
which they ordered to be printed, and the gov-
ernor's annual and other messages shall be cassed
as document number one in said volume, and shall
be preceded BY list OF the documents contained in
the order in which they are arranged; when any
document shall be ordered to be printed more than
once tat periods more than ten days apartl the
printer thereof shall be entitled to charge compos
ton rs above provided for each time the documents
shall be printed, and in no other case 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, one thousand
eight hundred and fcrtysx, it shall be the duty OF
the clerk OF the general assembly and the secretary
OF the senate, to deliver copies completed of the
journals of their respective houses to the persons
employed to print the same within thirty days after
event of said clerk and secretary 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 the per.
sons designated to print the said minutes and Jour-
mails shall finish their work and deliver it to the state
treasurer within three months of the time of receiv
ing the copy therefor, under a penalty of three
hundred dollars and the state treasurer shall make
distribution according to law of the said minutes
md journals, within one month after he shall
receive the same from the person or persons des-
ignated to print the same.
g. And be it enacted, That the indices to the
pamphlet laws to the journal OF the senate and to
the minutes Of the house OF assembly, shall here
after be made out by the person or persons, re-
spectiyely, who may be empowered to execute said
printing, and the sum OF seyenty-fve dollars each
shall be allowed said printers for compiling said
indices; said indces to the pamphlet laws shall be
printed in solid bourgeois type and there shall be
but two ndices to the pamphlet laws, one following
the general public laws and one following the
special public and private laws, the last-named to
be general index to the whole volume, and said
Of the ndces Of the pamphlet laws for the year one
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-sx; the in
dices TO senate journal and to the assembly minutes
shall be set solid, in bourgeois type, and shall be
made out and printed in the style as said in
dices in the year one Thousand eight hundred and
seventy Two.
employed to print the reports Of the bureau OF labor
statistics, and banking and saving institutions.
4 And be it enacted. That John L. Murphy be
employed to print the bills Of the senate and such
other current and document printing as may be or
dered by the senate and the annual reports Of state
officers to the legislature, except when otherwise
s And Be il enacted, That Naar, Day & Mar be
employed to print the bills Of the general assembly
and such other document printing may be or
dered by the general assembly.
>. And be It enacted, That F. F. Patterson, Of
Camden, be employed to print sixty-iive hundred
10. And be it enacted, That Peter W. Rousse, of
Elizabeth, be employed to print thousand copies
of the legislative documents OF the current year.
Il. And 5e it enacted, That Carleton NJ. Herrick,
OF Paterson, be employed to print six Thousand
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
Carleton NJ Herrick shall have received the copies
thereof. and failure thereof the said Carleton M.
Herrick shall forfeit the sum of three hundred
dollars which the said treasurer is authorized to
withhold and deduct from the amount due him for
printing the said copies: and the treasurer shall
make distribution, according to law. of the said
copies Of the laws within one month after he shall
have received the same.
II And be 1t enacted, That Carleton NJ Herrick.
OF Paterson shall be employed print the reports
on ways and means, attorney general and riparian
ls And be It enacted, That Lewis s. Hyer, of
Railway. be employed to print one thousand copies
OF the senate journal and minutes Of joint meetings
and executive sessions for the current year, in
pact form as per journal Of one thousand eight hum
dred and seyenty-two, and the report Of the state
IA. And Sc it enacted, That James d. Carpenter,
OF Woodbury.. be employed to print the reports Of