The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-10
General Assembly of the state Of

General Assembly of the state Of
Iowa, arranged in chapters and num-
bcred in the order Of their approval,
with marginal notes, and full and
complete index, and deliye the same
to the state printer, and supcrintend
the printing and bindingcf The same.
SEC. 2. 1t is hereby made the du
~ Of the state printer to print
twenty-thrcc thous and copies Of said
laws, and have the same completed
within thirty days from the time the
manuscript is placed in his hands BY
the secretary Of state. - q
. SEC. 8. 1t shall be the d,ty of the
State Binder to complete the bind
ing Of the laws within thirty days
from the time that the state printer
completes his part Of tho work, and
deliver the same to the secretary of
state: Provided, however, that the
state binder shall complete the bind
ing Of one fourth Of said twenty-three
thousau,l copies within twcaty days
from the time he receives the same
from the state printer.
SEC. 4. The secretary Of state
shall distribute the laws aforesaid as
follows: to the librarian Of each
state and territory, two copies; to
the Governor Of each state and ter
ritory, one copy; &c the state Uni
vcrsity, Insane Asylum, institution
for the education Of the Blind, and
Deaf and Dumb. each Of. the Iowa
soldiers Orphans Homes, and state
Penitentiary, each one copy; to each
state officer, one copy; to the state
library, fifty copies, to the state
Historical society, eighty copies; to
the state Agricultural society two
copies; to the state Agricultural
College. two copies: to each officer
and member of the Twelfth General
Assembly, two copies; to each pub
fisher Of newspaper or periodical,
in this state, one copy; Gall the
foregoing to be bound in "sheep;")
eighteen thousand copies to be dis
tributed to the several organized
counties of this state, in the ratio
Of population delivering to no coun-
ty Il less number than ten copies to
each organized township in said
county. The laws for the several
counties Shall be. delivered to the
Clerk Of the Board Of supervisors,
and his receipt taken therefor. in
duplicate, one Of which shall be fled
with the Auditor of state. I" 1oyh
SIC. 5. The Jerk OF the board Of
supervisors shall set apart 4 ,sufi-
cicnt number of said laws to give to
each county officer one copy; and
one copy to each member OF the
board Of supervisors, one copy to
each township, trustee, oncscepy to
each townsiiptlerk, one copyts each
Justice Of the peace and constable,
and one copy to EACH township as
s,s.5r, md rep ,rt to tie Auditor o;
state tie number remaining in his
hands, togethcrewith the number Of
copies Of laws Of former sessions.
Sec. 6. The Secretary of-State. and
the Clerk fthc Board Of Supervisors
Of the several counties, are hereby
authorized to sell the copies Of said
laws so remaining in there hands,
at fifty cents per copy, aud pay over
the proceeds in the same manner as
the proceeds Of the sale Of the Re
vision Of 1850 are accounted for aud
paid ever. + 81. = 49, - -'. "
section I. The secretary. Of state
shall be paid for preparing the man
uscrips, making the marginal notes
and index, experimenting the print
ing and binding aud for the distribu-
ton of the laws to the several coun-
ties under the provisions of this act
the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars,
to be audited, and warrants drawn
on the Treasurer as follows: five hun
lrcd dollars when the laws are bound
ready for distribution, five hun
dred dollars when the laws arc dis.
tributed to at least City counties and
the remaining five hundred dollars
when the distribution of aid laws
is complete.
SEC 8. This act being deemed Of
immediate Importance shall take ef-
feet and be in force, from aud after
it's publication in the DAITY STATE
REGISTER and Iowa HOMESTEAD,
newspapers published in Des Moincs
Approved March 14th, 1868
Somebody says editors arc poor.
whereupon an exchange remarks:
"Hunbns. Here are VIC, editors Of
a country paper. fairly rolling in
wealth. We have a goodofice, q doub-
lebarrellcd rifle, seven suits Of clothes
three kittens, Newfoundland
pup, two gold watches, thirteen day
and two night shirts, carpets on our
floors, pretty wife, own one corner
lot, have uincty-tarec cents in cash
are out of debt, and no rich relative
If we arc not wealthy it is q pity.
:..'ophs Yapet 4 Stationtrp