The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-06-05
REGULATING PRINTING LAWS
Bills Introduced Into the Legislature
Yesterday.
Special to the Jcrscu Csty Neus.

TRENTON, June 5, 1S95.-At the even
ing session of the Senate last evening
Mr.. Voorhees,. for the Investigating Com
mittee, introduced the bills to cover the
recommendations of the committees re-
port. The bills were rapidly passed to
a third reading under a suspension of
the rules. They will be printed tonight
and passed tomorrow. On Thursday the
House will take them up and then the
trouble will probably begin.
Senator DAILY introduced a measure for
a soldiers monument in Hudson county.
These are the bills
Repeats all existing acts relative to
the printing. advertising and distribu-
ton of the laws, proceedings of the Leg
islature and public documents. There
are seventeen QD. different acts repealed
by this bill, and the repeater takes effect
October /, 1895.
Provides that advertisements shall be
made for bids. during September, to
print the laws. Specifications are to be
Comptroller and Treasurer, who shall
ward the contract to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. The Secretary of State
Contract a COPY Of each act as soon sa as
passed and fled in his office, and the
printer shall have to lay before the Leg
1 paasea t faen pr MaadHng WEEK WEEK. H He a saMi
print 25,OW copies and deliver them to
State House custodians in stitched sheets
a ana o III sasn county oln1ty0a and t city clerks Ie sae of Ta the
State, and to every citizen who may APP
ply for them. Joint resolutions and
proclamations to be published the same
way.
The State Appropriation bill appropri-
ates to every department of the State
the amount of moneys for salaries and
(Referred to Appropriation Committee
Provides that the Comptroller shall
a. ertnt s each ! se apnd aoi for pT To1,9naI
sessions. and all current printing Of the
Legislature. and the contract to be
All printing to be done in the State.
Repeals act giving governor, after final
close of the session. Allows only the
constitutional FIVE days.
Fixes tn number 20 Of +S officers sm OF the
ton.
Repeats the Atlantic City charter bill
passed last winter and prohibits its pub
Provides that after November L. 1895.
no money shall be. drawn from the
Treasnrer unless it shall IA, ave been en-
preparation act, to the purpose for which
it was drawn 1e8
Provides that vacancies in Board of
City or Newark, however arising, shall
be filled by the mayor of said cities.
Provides that no Alderman or Common
Councilman shall hold over after the
term for which he has been elected or.
appointed.
Provides that the Mayor of New Bruins
wick may vote upon every question COM
ing before It's Common Council upon
which said body is a tie.
Gives the Common Council or Board
of Aldermen of every city power to fill
vacancies on election boards to hold
charter elections.
Mr. Daly-Provides that monuments to
soldiers and sailors shall be erected
upon voluntary contribution to al
amount of so per cent of their cost. the
annual appropriation to be used for
their completion.
Repeal the act of 1895 providing
that Senators and ACKNOWLEDGMENT shall be
furnished with stationary and other
necessary supplies.