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with any information; also, copies "f an,
papers in his office that in the opinion q
said Commissioner. will flcilitate easd SCI
tlement. The Governor ana Auditor 4
State shall deliver to said Commissioner al
vouchers and papcrs in their hands relat:
ing to said claims; provided the said Com
missioner shall receipt for said vouchers.
See. g. This Act being deemed Of inn
mediate Importance. shall bc in force from
an, af;cr its publication in the Daily State
Register md Iowa Homestead. newspapers
Published at Des Moines. A
Approved April ri, fe6i. = z
| hereby ecrtify thttssthc foregoing Act
was puhishedM the Iowa State Register
.lpril 10th 1866. and in the lowa--iiome-
stead April 18th. 1856. 49,
JAMES WRlHHT Secretary of Statc,~
GHAPTEE.s sssa''
p aryBtiCATIoN ON r,rE -L,w>. (
AN .ACT to provide for The publicatiomarrl
distribution of the Laws Of the Eleventh
General Assembly of the state of Iowa.
Sec l. Be i. enacted by thrI 'en,r !
Assembly of the statc'of Iowa. That the
Secretary of state be. and Is hereby rcquir-
ed to prepare II manuscript copy Ut all the
Laws, Joint Resolutions. and Memorials
passed ut the regular session of the Eleven
tn Gchcral Assembly Of the state Of Iowa
arranged in chapters. and numbered IL, che
order Of their approval,w with marginal notes,
and full and complete index. and deliver
the same to the state Printer. and Superin-
tend the printing and binding # the same.
Sec. y. 1t is hereby made the duty f
the state Printer to print twenty thousand
copies IF said Laws. and have the me
completed within fifty days from the time
the manuscript is placed ill his hands by
; the secretary Of state,
See. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the state
Binder to complete The binding ofthc Laws
within forty days from the time that the
state Printer completes his part Of the
work. and deliver the same to the secretary
of state PROVIDED. HOWEVER, the state
Binder shall complete the binding of one
fourth of said twenty thousand within
twenty days from, the time he receives the
same from the STATE Printer. |F''
Sec. 4. The secretary of state shall dis
tribute the laws aforesaid, as follows: To
the Librarian of e,,eh stlte and rcrrtory.
two copies : to the Governor of ach state
and Territory, one copy to the state Uni
versity. Insane ASYLUM. Institution for the
education of the Blind, and deaf and dumb.
and state Prnitentiarv, each one copy to
each state Officer, one copy; to the state
Library. fifty copies: to the State Historic
al society, eighty copies; to tie state Agri-
cultural society, two copies: to the state
Asricul ,ural College. two copies: each
officer and member of the Eleventh Gener-
al Assembly. two copies: to each publisher
of newspaper or periodical in this state.
all h., S,rn,r,;,.p 70, In h., nj
in ''sheep.") Fifteen thousand copies to be
distributed toSthe several organized coun-
ties of this state. in the ratio of population.
delivering to no county a less number than
ten copies to each. organized township in
counties shall be delivered to the clerk of
the Board of supervisors, and his receipt
taken therefor, in duplicate. one of which
shall be filed with the Auditor of state.
Sec. 5. The Clerk of the Board of sup
crviSors shall set apart ii sufficient number
Of said laws to give each county officer.
one copy; and one copy to each member of
the Board of supervisors. one copy to each
township Trustee: one copy to each town.
ship Clerk: one copy TO each Justice OF
the Peace and Constable. and one copy to
each township Assessor: anu report to the
Auditor of state the number remaining in
their hands. together with the number #
copies If Laws If former sessions.
Sec. 8. The Secretary of state. and
the clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
the several counties are hereby authorized
to sell the copies of said laws SO remaining
in their hands, at fifty cents per copy.
AMI paysovcr the proceeds, in the same
manner as the proceeds Of the sale Of the
Revision of 1860, arc accounted for and
paid over
Sec. 7. The Secretary Of State shall be
paid for preparing the manuscript. making
the IN ryinal notes. and index. superntend
the printing. and binding, and for the dis
tribution of the laws under tho provisions
of this Act, the sum Of fifteen hundred dol
lnrS to be audited and warrants drawn on
the Treasurer, Us follows: Five hundred
dollars when the laws are bound ready for
distribution; five hundred dollars when
the laws are distributed to at least fifty
counties. and the remaining FIVE hundred
dollars when the distribution of said laws
is complete.
Sec. 8. This Act, being deemed Of i'm
mediate importance, sshall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register and Iowa Home
stead. newspapers published at Des Moines,
APPROVED April ID, 1866.
thereby certify that the foregoing Act
WIS published in the Daily Register April
10th. 1866 and Iowa Homestead April 9Th.
1866.
JAMES WRIGHT.
Secretary Of State