New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 48 § 5-28(1)

1. That if any person or persons shall willfully cut, destroy, break or remove from any bridge over the river Delaware, between this state and the state of Pennsylvania, any pieces of timber, planks, stones, chains, rods, bolts, screws or any other materials whatsoever, belonging to said bridge, or shall remove or take away, from within the space of thirty feet from above or below any of the piers or abutments of any such bridge, or from alongside thereof, any sand, gravel or stones, or other materials used for ripraps, or breakers, or protection of said piers or abutments; or otherwise willfully, maliciously or voluntarily damage the same, he or they shall forfeit and pay for every such offense, over and above the damages done, the sum of thirty dollars, with costs of suit, to be recovered by the corporation so injured, before any court having cognizance of that sum, in either of the counties of this state, or of the state of Pennsylvania, where the said bridge may be situated.