The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-03-28

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cont boz pngo iWid fu pfullnH any number
uyUT thit amount when Wny .hr ulu'uli
ono.l0uItl Ola cent pa puar. For printing
I'VE hundred copies Of the poycrnorH nlgn
pugc, reports or Other dOcuinrnlf plONid,u Ny
Inv ~ ordered hy the Legislature, ~ tllh'l
hnu4e thereof, onr.thitd ola cent per puN'i
the same, UnV.iOurth Of II cent per pnRr' tbi
printing two hundred copies OF hillH, fcsnlu'
lions or lnclnorials pllnlcd on, picn iSpr, d we
lines numbered on the mafginj WIN spnce
between tho lines Of the size Of plea on FOOLS
cap piper, tn he twenty ems VIDE ana Sixty
Ave In length, with four pages, 70 me sheet,
page for the number OF pages III one copy
thereof For printing executive prOclailh-
tions, advertisements ana IKE dOcnmehls,
| scvcnty-hvc cents per square OF ten lines Tor
the first insertion, and thrty-seyen ana ONE
| half cents per square for ench subsequent IN
scrton that mny be ordered ana such pub
| LEGATION shall not be inserted in any larger
| type than bourgeois, and each shall contain
not less than two bundled ems; provided,
that fractional parts OF square may be
charged ut like rates.
Section 3. That when proclamationS, ad-
vertiseinen,s and like printing are authoriH-
ed or required by law TO be executed Tor the
eminent, in more newspapers thnn one,
they shall be printed under like rules, ana
the Same price shall be allowed and PAID ns
Is established In this act for like work done
by any OF the printers contracted WIN pro-
vided, that proclamaiions, amendments to
the constitution, and the like printing shall
not be printed In more than two newspapers
in each congressional district, and shall not
be inserted Tor a longer period than three
section 4, That all accounts for work not
otherwise provided for In this act shall he
submitted to the board for their examination
and approval and the printing committees
| OF the respective houses of the legislature, rs
to all work ordered by said house, shall GER
| tify to the comptroller of public accounts the
quantity of each Item of printing they may
have so ordered, and shall also certify the
number of copies of the same they have so
ordered, and Shall also certify the number of
| COPIES of the same they have received, and
| the comptroller shall thercupon authorize
the payment of the account for said printing
| in accordance with the laws in force govern |
| ing the price thereof.
Section 5. The rule and figure work may be |
| paid for at double the price per page OF other
! printing: provided, however, only the act. |
| tlal number of lines printed shall be counted |
| in making the estimate of the number of pa |
yes that shall be printed by the parties con-
| tracted with. For the use of the comptroi- |
| Ter, land office, supreme court and such other
departments rs require them, all blanks, |
certificates and such other miscellaneous
printing us may be required, which Is not |
provided for in this act and such printing |
shall be paid for al such rates as Is usually |
charged for such work when done for indi- |
viduals and it shall likewise be tile duty of
| the board to examine all accounts for print |
| ing done under the provisions OF this section |
and to allow only such rates as are equitable |
and just.
Section 6. That the prices in this act named |
shall be paid in United States currency.
Section7. That mt any time after contract |
has been made and entered into with any |
person or firm to do the public printing, as
right to abrogatc said contract If not eXecut-
ed, and to alter or amend by enactment the
rates to be paid for such printing.
Section s. That there shall be printed five |
| thousand copies of the laws of n general ma
turC, and fifteen hundred copies of the spe-
cial laws, including all acts for private re-
lief all acts incorporating towns and cities,
all of n personal nature, and all acts incorpo-
rating private associations Of every descrip-
ton, that DE passed at each session Ofthe leg |
stature, and five hundred copies of the jour
nails of each house of the legislature, ana five |
hundred copies of the laws of n general ma
ture in the Spanish language, and one thou
sand copies in the German language. There |
shall be printed, under the supervision ofthe |
secretary of state, eleven hundred copies OF
the annual reports of the comptroller olprb-
general land office, superintendent and |
financial agent of the penitcntiary, superin- |
tendent of the lunatic asylum, ~ the asyluns |
of the blind and deaf and dumb, anu the re-
ports of all other officers who are required to |
report 10 the governor or the legislature,
whose reports contain statistical intorma-
iivered by the secretary of state TO the two |
houses of the legislature for their use, at as
early a day as practicable after they are prin-
ted three hundred copies of which shall he |
delivered to the commissioner of the general
land office, comptroller and the superintend-
ents of the several asylums for the use OF
those Institutions; and the remaining five |
hundred copies shall he stitched together by |
the public printer rs an appendix to the
Journals of the house of representatives and |
delivered to the secretary of state; provided,
that this agreement shall not apply to the |
printing of the present legislature. There |
Shall be printed such number of copies of the
messages OF the governor and other docu-
ments as the Legislature or either house may
ordder; provided, however, that when the
drcd copies thereof shall be reserved by the |
printer, aforesaid, which shall be attached to
said appendix. Other matter than that emu
merated may be attached to said appendix
as tie legislature may order. The laws and
journals and all reports and documents shall
be printed on small plea type, to be forty,
four lines long, exclusive of the folio, and
twenty ems wide, without side notes.
The paper shall be white of uniform color,
and Of quality equal dst to ING pest npGn
ture have, mt any time heretofore, been prin-
ted and all OF said laws and journals, reports
and other documents, shall he neatly folded,
stitched and trimmed.
Section 0. That the secretary of the senate
and chief clerk of the house of representa-
tives shall cause the journals of their respec-
tive houses to be furnished to the printer
contracted with TO publish their proceed ngs,
from day TO day, after they shall have been
adopted, for the purpose of being printed
shall be returned and filed in the archives
OF the legislature and the said secretary and
chief clerk, respectively, shall furnish 10 the
said printer Il comprehensive index of the
same, which shall be printed at the end of
the respective journals and charged at like
rates.
Section 10. That itsliall be the duty of the
secretary OF state to cause copies of all laws
and resolutions to be furnished to the printer
contracted with as early a. possible after
they severally shall have been approved or
passed. He shall also furnish Ia the printer
contracted with 10 print the laws Il compre-
hersivc index of the said laws, which shall
be printed in like type and style to the index
of the general laws Of the ninth legislature.
Section II. That the Whole number of laws
and Journals, reports of public officers and
institutions, and other public documents au.
the Office of the secretary OF state, except such
printing as may be ordered by the two hous-
their use. which shall be delivered to such
persons as they, or either of them, may di-
rect provided, the same Is delivered during
the session of the legislature.
Section ~. The laws and journals shall be
delivered within sixty days after the last copy
SHALL have been furnis he'd TO the printer con-
tracied with to do the work. The reports of
public officers, institutions, and other docu-
ments, shall be required TO be delivered to
the governor by the respective officers max
ing the same in sufficient me To be furnlsh-
ed to the printer one month before the meet
Ing of the legislature; and If so furnished TO
said printer, shall be delivered by him TO the
secretary of state within the first week of
said session and IL furnished less than one
month before the meeting OF The Legislature,
or after the same shall be delivered by said
printer contracted with to the secretary of
state within one month after they are so
furnished. The secrctars OF state shall certi-
fy that the laws thus published are true cop
les of the originals in his office; also certify
the date upon which the legislature ADJOURN
ed. which shah be appended 10 and printed
at the ED OF each volume. He shall also SUI
perintend the printing of Tn same, and shall
read and correct the proof; provided, howev-
er, that this act shall not dispense with the
duty of tho printer OF furnishing some COM
petent person or peTsOns, also, to read and
correct the proof and provided, further, mat
should the>said laws be printed at any point
away from the seat of government, the actu-
al expenses of the secretary of state while
supervisilg the publication of the same shall
be paid out of the appropriation for printing,
and deducted from the amount due for the
printing upon which this additional expense
was incurred.
Section H. That the person or persons EN-
l,x-th a n dn the puDlic Drilt-