The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24

lliye Assembly, EXCEPT the newspaper publication
of the laws af the third session aud to execute
all other printing that may bea Territorial charge.
For all proclamations, notices, orders and adver
tisements authorized to lie published by this Sec
ton in the Terlit rial paper, Ee shal be tasloWed
two dollars per square OF three hundred ems for
compositon for the firsGinsertion and one dLl liar
per square for each additional insertion.
SEC. 5. It shall be the daty of the Territorial
Secretary to make complete index of the laws
andGournals, and head notes to the Jaws, and for
so doing he shall receive the sum of ten dollars
per day for every day actually employed in the
performance of said duty; PrOUided, The said
Territorial Printer may perform the same duty
and receive the same compensation, IN case the
Secretary fails or refuses to do So
SEC. s. The prices to be paid said Territorial
Printer are hereby established as follows
For composition per thousand ems, three dollars;
For figure work, per thousand ems, four dollars !;
For rule work, per thousand ems four dollars j;
For rule and figure work. per thousand ems, four
dollars and fifty cents; For press work, per token
of 240 impressions, three dollars Folding reports
and bills, per thousand On each signature, four
dollars For stitching reports and bills per hun
bred copies, three dollars; For book paper, per
ream, thirty dollars For bill paper, per ream
fifteen dollars For binding in strong paper or
otherwise such reasonable compensation as shall
be fixed by the Secretary of the Territory under
the instructions of the Secretary of the Treasury
of the United States; Provided that tide allow.
ance made by the Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States shall be full compensation for
printing and publishing the laws and Journals
SEC. 7. For all blanks and forms printed and
delivered the following rates shall be charged
and paid For all commissions, mot to exceed
thirty dollars per thousand for all receipts, or
ders on the Treasury licenses, and all other blanks
and forms required but not otherwise provided for
in this Section, not to exceed twentJ dollars per
thousand.
SEC. s. 1t shall be the duty of the said Terrific
rial Printer to publish i'll the columns of the news.
paper puhlished.by him ,all laws passed by the
Legislative Assembly within twenty days after
their passage, and he shall receive the sum of two
dollars.per thousand ems as compensation for
such services, to be paid out of the Territorial
Treasury, in the same manner as other claims
against the Territory are paid.
Every law so published may be read in evidence
from the paper IN which it shall be contained, in
all courts OF justice of this Territory and in pro-
ceedings before any officer, board or body, for
six months after the close of the session at which
it became a law.
SEC. 8. All Acts aGd parts Of Acts inconsistent
with the provisions OF this Act are hereby re-
peaed
Sec 10. This Act shall take effect and be in
force from and after It's passage.
Passed the House, January 9Th 1866.
ALEX. BLAKELY,
Speaker House Representatives.
Passed tie Counc |, January 9th, 1866.
Il. BoHANNoN.
President of Council.
CoUNcf1s Oh lMBER, Jan. 18th 1866.
This is to certify that the foregoing Z. b. Nc
20, ian Act to provide for the Public Printing
and distribution OF the laws and Journals, passed
the Council this day over the veto of the Govern
or-the question being 'Shall the Bill pass not
withstanding the objections of the GoVernor?'
Ayes-seyen. Nays-none.
E. B0HANNoN.
President of the Council.
Attest. CHAs. G. DUDLEY,
Secretary Council
TERRITORY OF IDAHO. House of
Representatives Jan. 18th 1866.
This is TO certify C. b. No. 30, ian AGA tc
provide for the Public Printing and the distri6u-
ton OF the laws and journals" passed the House
this day over the veto of the Govcrnor-the ques
ton being ''Shall the Bill pass notwithstanding
tile objections of tie Goyernor?" The vote was
Ayes-l5. Nays-oae.
ALEX. BLAKELY,
Speaker House Representatives
Attest f. w. BELL.
Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives.