Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-01


matter ordered printed, by the two houses of the
legislature, the same day such orders are made,
and the shall be printed with the least posi-
BILE delay and the chief clerk of each house shall
within ten days after the close Of each session,
furnish to such printer correct index of the
| journals of their respective houses.
Section II. The bills resolutions and memorials
printed in bill form for the of the legislature,
shall be printed on fiat cap paper, on small plea
type. Each page, except the first, to contain not
less than thirty lines of printed matter of width
| to allow suitable margin, with plea reget or
slug between each line. No greater space shall be
left at the head of the first page than is necessary
to designate the number and title OF the bill, the
| name of the person or committee Introducing the
| same, the day of the month and year when intro
duced, and the house in which it shall have orig
mated
Section 10. The journals of the senate and as
sembly daily slips, printed for the use of the
legislature while in session. shall be printed in
pamphlet FORM on good printing paper, of medium
octave size, on long primer type and folded with
out being stitched. The composition of such jour
| nails daily slips :" shall be III compact order,
without unnecessary broken lines: Provided, how
ever each distinct subject shall be in separate par
agraphs. Such journals daily slips v together
with the work mentioned in the preceding section,
shall be delivered to the sergeant alarms of each
house of the legislature, on or before nine o'clock
on the morning following the session, except Sun
day. Said sergeant-at-arms shall carefully count
and receipt for the same. Such receipts shall be
made in suitable book to be provided by the state
Section IA. The journals of the senate and as
sembly shall be printed as kept and recorded, in
medium octave form, without leads or any unneces-
sary blank or broken pages. Each journal shall
have appendix in which shall be printed all
such petitions, memorials, reports of committees.
special reports and communications of all officers
board of officers, laid before either or both
houses in writing unless the printing therereof is
otherwise provided for by this act: Provided, that
| paper document shall be printed in either APP
pendx, unless the house before which such paper
document is laid. expressly order the same to be
| printed in the appendix of the journal of such
house: and II any paper or document is laid be-
fore both houses and ordered to be printed by both
houses, it shall be printed only in the appendix of
the senate journal.
Section Is. The volume of message and docu-
ments shall contain nothing that is inserted in the
laws and journals of the same year, and the vari-
Gus reports and other documents inserted therein,
shall follow each other in close, compact order,
without the intervention of unnecessary blank or
broken pages, separate title halftitle pages
each report shall be numbered, and at the conclu-
sion there shall be index referring to each par
the daily slips and other matter required to be en-
braced in the Journals the message and reports or
other documents which to be bound together in
the volume of messages and documents shall be
allowed unless it shall be necessary to reimpose the
same, in which case ten per cent of the price of
plain composition shall be allowed on such matter
imposed. When the number of pages shall exceed
1000, the secretary of state may order the same
| bound in two Volumes as nearly equal in size as
may be, to be numbered volume one and two.
| Section 16. The laws passed at each and every
age of this act shall be printed good book paper,
of medium octave size, neat small plea type and
shall be designated under one general name of the
laws of Wisconsin" and shall be numbered by the
secretary of state in consecutive chapters they
are received from the governor, without reference
| to the subject matter of said laws and shall be
printed and bound in one volume, except when the
number of pages shall exceed one thousand, in
which they shall be bound in two volumes, as
nearly equal in size may be each volume to be
indexed separately, and to be entitled volume one
two is
printed shall be compared by the secretary of state
with the original enrolled act, and at the end of the
volume volumes the said secretary of state shall
annex his certificate, certifying that he has COM
pared the printed copy with the original enrolled
act, and that it appears to be correctly printed.
Section II: No extra number of laws, journals,
reports other documents shall be published ex-
cept by authority of law nor shall extra num-
Der of copies of any public document not provided
for by law, be published for the of the legsla
ture, unless the shall be authorized by joint
resolution of the senate and assembly.
Section Is. The laws and Journals messages of
the governor, reports of state officers and commits
sioners of school and university lands reports of
committees of the legislature, and all other docu-
ments required by the legislature any depart
ment of the state or any other document the print
ing of which shall be authorized by law to be here
after printed, shall be of uniform size and every
full page Of printed matter shall be of the width of
four inches and of the length of sevp and quar-
ter inches, as to admit OF their beng bound to-
gether in compact form.
Section 10. In estimating composition on that
class of printing, usually known job work." all
work in script type, of which script is the chief
kind used shall be estimated plea, and measured
by the surface actually covered and not by the size
of the sheet used. All open work, such letter
heads, headings, blank deeds and the like, shall be
estimated in the same manner: Provided, that no
job shall be counted at less that 1000 ems All
work, other than script type, shall be estimated
cordlng to the type actually used: Provided, that
when different sizes of type used in single job
it shall be measured and estimated proportionatey
for the different sizes so used In estimating press
work, the token shall consist of $50 impressions
$50 distinct sheets of paper, $50 impressions
both sides of 125 sheets of paper: Provided that
the press work Oh no job shall be counted at less
than one token. When two or more copies are
printed on one Sheet the state printer SHALL at the
request of the secretary of state, cut the
cording to instructions without any extra charge.
Section 20. In estimating the composition of all
pamphlets, laws, journals and volume Of docu-
ments, every necessary Traction Of page may be
counted as full page, but entire blank page
shall be counted or charged for. The composition
shall be ascertained by strict measurement and
count. But one charge shall be made for the COM
position of all documents ordered to be printed by
both houses of the legislature, and charge or
allowance shall be made for composition when ex-
ira additional copies ordered lbe printed
Provided, such subsequent order shall be made be-
fore the type shall have been dstribsted on which
the first order may have been executed. In esti-
mating press work of pamphlets, laws, journals
and volumes of public documents, the token shall
consist of $50 impressions of form of sixteen
pages, or 125 sneets of paper printed both sides
or $50 sheets of paper printed on one side only :
Provided, if the last form of any document be less
than sixteen pages, it shall be counted as a full
form.
Section 81. The secretary of state shall examine
all work executed under the provisions of this act
and see that the printing, ruling and binding is ex-
ecuted correctly and in a suitable and workmanlike
manner, and in accordance with law. He shall
keep an accurate account of all paper delivered to
the state printer and that it is used without
unnecessary waste; he shall audit all accounts for
printing, ruling and binding executed under the
provisions of this act and shall keep record of the
cost of printing ruling and binding the amount
OF paper used, and the entire expense of each docu-
ment or job; and copy of each document or job
shall be duly filed and preserved by him with the
cost endorsed thereon.
Section o. The state printer shall file and pre-
serve one copy of each document other matter
by MN printed for the state, which he sha. deliver
10 the secretary of state with his account for the
same, In which account shall be specifically stated
the various jobs performed, the number of copies
OF each job, the number of ems composition in
each, the extra charge, if any, for figure, or rule
ana inquire work. the number of tokens of press
work IN each, the cost of folding, stitching and
blnd1ng OF each job, designating whether ordered
by the senate, the assembly or jointly by both or
by any other officer officers of the state, to-
gether with the kind and quantity of paper used
for each job.
Section %. ALI accounts filed under the pre-
eedlng section shall be carefully examined by the
secretary of state, aided by sinterested practical
printer, if necessary, employed for that purpose at
the expense of the state, and compared with the
vouchers therefor an no for