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

for and all acts for the preservation of fish or of
game, shall, before they shall take effect, be pub
lshed in the official state paper, and such publica-
| ton shall be made Immediately after the passage
and approval of the said acts the said publication
to be made under the direction and supervision of
the secretary of state. All acts affecting only indi-
viduals, private corporations and societies, shall
take effect without such publication, unless it shall
be especially provided in such acts that they shall
be published before they shall take effect, and their
publication in the official paper in such case snail
be specially ordered IT, =
Section 81. The secretary of state shall furnish,
for the official state paper copies of all laws re-
quired to be published Immediately after their
passage, and at the close OF every session of the
legislature, he shall also furnish for the state
printer copies of all the laws passed at said session
with an index and marginal or head notes thereto
attached together with all the joint resolutions and
memorials approved by the governor and the said
state printer shrl print the said laws resolutions
and memorials with all possible despatch but in
the publication and printing of the said laws, res
olutiols and memorials, the signatures of the Off
GERS affixed to the enrolled act, resolution or me-
morial shall be omitted, and the date of approval
| only shall be affixed thereto. ... -.a "a
Section %. All publishers of weekly newspapers
who shall publish in their respective newspapers
all of the public acts of general interest passed al
each session of the legislature which shall be desg
mated by the secretary of state, in the official state
paper, as copy" laws, shall be allowed sixty dollars
for such publication, upon filing satisfactory evil
dence, by affidavit with the secretary of state, thai
| the same have been published as provided in this
section, for which amount the secretary of state
shall draw warrant upon the general fund of the
state treasury in favor Of each OF such publishers
Section %. The secretary of state, Immediately
after the publication in the state paper of any OF
the class of local laws referred to in section twenty
six of this act, which required to be published
in the official state paper, shall furnish a copy
thereof to the publisher of the newspapers publish.
ed at place nearest the point to which the subject
matter any such law relates. Where more than
one paper is published in the place, the secre
tary of state shall select the paper in which such
publication shall be made. All such publications
| shall be made in the English language.
| Section 80. At the commencement of every SEES
sion of the legislature there shall be appointed by
| the respective houses committee, consisting OF
two members of the senate and three members OF
the assembly, which shall constitute the committed
on printing.
Section 81 The committee on printing shall
have power to examine all accounts and other papers
file in the office of the secretary of state, ant
generally to investigate all matters relating to thu
printing of the state and they may report to thu
legislature by bill or joint resolution, they shall
deem proper.
PRINTING PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
Section 80. Within ten days after the annual re
ports of the several state departments and state
stitutions shall have been placed in the hands o
the commissioners of printing, and by them re
vsed provided by law, they SHALL through tn,
secretary of state, deliver them to the public
printer, who shall Immediately proceed to prin
two thousand $4,000 copies of each said reports
struction, of which there shall be printed eigh
thousand e 0OO) copies, five hundred (50O) copies
each of said reports, together with the annua
message of the governor to the legislature first t.
convene after the delivery of said reports, shall b.
bound into five hundred $500 volumes, each con
! tanning of each of said reports and the gov
ernor's message and be delivered to the secretar,
| of state, within one month after the commence
ment of the legislature, to be by him turned ovel
to the superintendent Of public property, who shall
be the proper custodian thereof upon rcceiptng to
the secretary of state for the same.
Section 33. Ten thousand 100000 copies of the
laws passed at each session Of the legislature, in
| Guiding the joint resolutions and memorials, shall
be printed and bound by the state printer on goot
book paper; five hundred 500 copies to be bound
in full sheep and the remainder in half binding
with sheep backs and corners, to be distributed as
hereinafter provided. One thousand Il ,0OO) copies
of the laws of each session shall be printed and de-
hvered within sixty days after the final djourn
ment of the session of the legislature at which the
same were enacted, and the balance within thirty
days thereafter and whenever there is may be al
extra session. the laws passed at such extra session
shall be printed and bound distinct and separate
volumes, and shall be completed and delivered
within thirty days after the adjournment of the
samea
| Section a. There shall be printed on good boob
paper, and bound in half binding with sheep backs
and corners, by the public printer, five hundred
copies of the journal of each house of the legisla
| ture, to be distributed as hereinafter provided.
Section 30. The supreme court reporter shall, in
each year, publish more volumes of the de.
cisions Of the supreme court with brief abstract
necessary, notes OF
the points decided in each case. Each of said vol
umes shall contain at least seven hundred and fifty
/ (750) pages, and be printed and bound in a good
substantial manner and form, and of good materi-
ais for law books; all the paper for printing and
material for binding shall be furnished by said re-
porter, and the said reporter shall have the COPY
right of the same. Said reporter shall also cause
the pages OF all volumes of such reports to be sere
otyped, and shall deliver to the state five hundred
and fifty (550) copies of each volume hereafter pub
llshed and stereotyped. There shall be repubshed
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approval of the supreme court, all volumes of the
reports of the decisions of said court which shall
be out of print, or so nearly to make the repub-
catlon thereof i'll the opinion of the court adyis-
able and such republication shall be edited by such
person learned in the law, and resident of this
state as shall be selected approved by said court
! and IN such manner and with such reduction of the
number of volumes to be furnished the state as
said court shall by its order direct, in no case to
exceed five hundred and twenty-five copies The
entire cost of such editing shall be paid by such
publisher, and the numbering of the present vol
uInes, and the paging, shall be preserved in such
new edition. The plates of all such volumes of re-
ports as shall be repubished shall be stereotyped
and of the same style and quality, to paper and
binding, as volume % of Wisconsin reports. The
work OF printing, stereotyping and binding the
supreme court reports, provided for by this act
shall be done in the State of Wisconsin,
Section &c. Two thousand copies of the reports
and collections of the state historical society of
Wisconsin shall be printed by the state printer once
IN every two years, commencing in the year 1876.
Such reports shall be printed the best quality of
book paper, weighing not less than tif1 pounds to
the ream and bound in cloth and properly lettered
for the of the society in efectng its literary ex
changes. The matter for such publication shall be
subject to the approval of the commissioners of
public printing and the publication committee of
the state historical society, and volume of such
reports shall contain over five hundred pages of
printed matter. There shall also be printed in the
year 1875, and biennay thereafter, fifteen hundred
copies OF the supplementary catalogues of the
library of said historical society," the same quality
of paper hereports of said historical society
now printed. Said catalogue shall be bound in
pamphlet FORM
Section 81. There shall be printed annually by
the state printer the order of the commissioners
Of public printing, five thousand copies of the
| transactions of the Wisconsin state agricultural
society, together with abstracts of the reports of
county agricultural societies. and such other matter
pertaining to the industry of the state as shall be
deemed most important: Provided, that the num-
Der OF printed prges of said volume of transactions
shall not exceed five hundred. Said transactions
shall be printed on good book paper, and bound in
muslin covers, uniform in style with the previous
volumes published
Section SO. There shall be printed annually by
the state printer the order Of commissioners of
public printing, two thousand copies Of the trans
actions of the Wisconsin state horticultural society,"
together with abstracts of reports of county and
other horticultural societies. and such other matter
pertaining to fruit-growing and other horti-
cultural interests of the state as shall be
deemed most important: Provided, that the num-
Der Of pages of said volume of transactions shall
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