Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1874-04-16

convene after the delivery o. said porIF shAll DC
bonnd into five hundred 500 volumes, each con-
laining one OF each OF said reports and the gov
ernCr's message, and be delivered 10 the secretary
of state. within one month after the commence
mem of the legislature to be by him turned over
to ihe superintendent OF public property, who
ehal be The proper custodian thereof, upon re-
ceping to the secretary of state Tor The same.
Section 30. Ten thousand C1c,0o0) copies OF the
laws passed at each session oil The legislature, IN
GLIDING The john resolutions and memorials, shall
be printed and bound by the state printer, on
pood book paper five hundred (5l0) copies to be
b0nnd in iu sheep and The remainder in hall
binding With sheep backs and corners 10 he dir
tribued as hereinafter provided One thousand
Il u00l copies 0f the laws Of each session shall be
printed and delivered within sixty days alter the
iLal adjournment OF the session Of the Legislature
at which the same were enacted. and the balance
within thirty days thereafter and whenever there
is DR. may be an extra session, the laws passed at
such extra session shall be printed and bound as
distinct fnd separate volumes, and shall be COM (
pleted and delivered within thirty days after the
adjournment Of The same.
Section 81 There shall be printed on good |
book paper, and bound in half binding with sheer
backs and corners, by the public printer, five |
hundred copies OF the journal Of each house OF the
legislature, 10 be distributed as hereinafter pro
vided.
Section 30. The supreme court reporter shall, in |
IN each year, publish one or more volumes OF the |
decisions OF the supreme court with briefabstract
Of the case when ne cessary and suitable notes oithe
points decided IN each case. Each OF SAID Vol,
umes shall contain at least SEVEN hundred and |
ffiy $500 pages and be printed and bound IN a
good substantial manner, and form, and OF good |
materials for law books all he paper for printing
and material Tor binding stall be furnlshed by
said reporter, and The said reporter shall have the
copyright OF the same. sand reporter sfall also
causc The pages of all volumes of such reports io
be stereoyped, and shah deliver TO the state FIVE
hundred and hlty (35b) copies Of each volume
hereafter published and stere0typed. There shall
be tepubltrhed from time 10 time uncer the diTec.
ton and by the approval of the supreme court all
volumes of the reports OF the decisions Of said
court, which shah be ont Of print or 20 nearly as
to make the republication thereof in the opinion
of the court, advisable; ana such republication
shall be edited by such person learned in the law,
and resident Of this stale, as shall be selected or
approved by said court, and in sacn manner and
with such reduction of the number OF volumes to
be furnished the state, 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 volumes, and the
paging, shall be preserved in such new edition.
The plates OF all sucl volumes OF reports shall
be republished shall be stereotyped, and Of the
saIae style and quality, as TO paper and binding,
as volume % Of Wisconsin reports. The work Of
printing, siereotyping and binding the supreme
court feporte, as provided for by this act, shall be
done in the slate oil Wiscon Sic
! Section &c. wo 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
| 1875 Such reports shall be printed on the best
! quality OF book paper, weighing not less than
| tlty pounds to the Team, ana bouhd in cloth and
| properly lcttered, for the of the society in
! ef3cting its literary exchanges. The matter for
such publication shall be subject to the approval
| Of the commissioners OF public printing ami the
publication Committee Of the state historical soc-
| ETY., and no volume of such reports shall contain
over five hundred pages OF printed matter. There
! shsll also be printed in The year 1875, and bien-
nay thereafter. fifteen hundred copies OF thesup-
Elementary OF the library OF said histGr-
ical society, on tbs came quality Of paper as the
reports OF said historical society now printed.
\ Said catalogue shall be bound In pamDh Ell FORM
| Section 81. There shall he printed annually by
| the state printer on the order of the commission
thousand If I hp
transactions of the Wisconsin state agricultural
society, together with abstracts OF the reports OF
county agricultural societies, and such other mat
ter pertaining TO the industry OF the state as shall
be deemed most important provided that the
Lumber OF printed pages OF said volume OF tran
seCiions snail not exceed i've hundred. Said
trausactlons shall be printed on good book paper,
anC houhd IN muslin cover, uniform in style With
the previous volumes published.
Section %. There shall be printed annually by
the state printer, on the order OF commissioners
| OF puoAc printing, Two thousand copies of the
transactions OF tbs Visions SIN State Horticultural
society," together with abstracts OF reports Of
county and other horticultural societies and such
other matter pertaining to rnit growing and other
HORTICULTURAL interests OF the state shall be
deemed most important: provided, tina! the num-
Der of pages IF said VOLUME OF transactions shall
not exceed two hundred. Said transactions shall
be printed on coed book paper, and bound in
mpsllh cover UNIFORM In style with the previous
volumes published.
section -. The secretary Of state shap in his
discretion, as often as seems necessary, cause to
be printed in pamphlet form by the state printer,
for distribution to county and- town officers,
compilation OF the laws for the ''seSesSnieut aud
collection Of taxes, or the laws Governing "elcc-
tons and the registry of electors" with such
lorns and lnrtIuciIons as ne shall think proper,
to aid such officers in the performance Of their du-
ties.
Section 40, The secretary of state is hereby au-
thorlzed 10 audit the account of the reporter of
The supFeme court at the rate OF onr dollars and
fifty cents per volume, fCr the reports OF the de-
cisiGns OF the supreme court. which ht IS required
to lnrnish the state, upon his fl ling satisiac
been etereotyped. The publisher OF any such
new edltlou of the volumes OF supreme court re
ports, upon furnishing 10 the secretary Of state
satisfactory proof Of tic delivery Of such Volumes
and hat he pages thereof have been steteotyped,
s5al receive from the state the same price per
copy authorized TO be paid the reporter OF the su-
preme court Tor The cure At volumes Of such re-
ports.
Section A. There shall be printed biennially in
pamphiet form two thousand copies of the ira MS
Arts and Letters, Uniform il style with the volume
heretofore printed Tor said society
DISTRIBUTION or PUBLIC DOCUMENTS
Section 42. All public documents provided for
~ N set shall be delivered 70 aud and receipted
Ior " the secretary Of state, ana by him delivered
10 the supern endent ct public property who
saaii DC tEe Custodian thereof. upon fecepting
the secretary OF sa.e therefor The fnpe intend
ent or public property stall distribute the same in
me n4nner provided by law, keeping such records
as shalt DC necessary 10 show the number date
ana 20 whom sach documents were delivered. All
provisions OF law requiiing such documents to be
distributed ~ the secretary OF state shall hereaf.
yer be construed to refer to tie superintendent of
public property.
Section q. There sha be annually forwarded
TO Washington, for the use OF the congressional
library, two volumes Of the laws, tupieme court
REPORTS leglsattbe journals reports OF depart
i1ents, and other cuments published By author.
i'y OF the state; also one copy OF each of such
publications ehall be forwarded to the several
states ana territories which practice like comfy
with he state of WiscOc sin.
Section. a. There shall be delivered to the
several stale institutions, state university and
normal schools, and also TO each college, incorpo
rated academy and literary institution of this
ttaie, having library OF three hundred volumes,
upon application DelLg made therefor, one copy
each Ol All documents published by state author
lty; said documents 10 be delivered to any person
auth rized ~ the president or Irincipal OF said
lnstitntions 10 receive them The several state
Cillcess shall be furnished At all times with such
documents belonging 10 the state as may be nee
ersaIy Of convenient for the business of their
spectiYc offices
Section IS. Twenty-Five copies of every public
document published by STATE authority or pur-
chased for the upe cf the state in oua1titios ex
ceedlng one hundred copies, excepting the legs
latiye manual shall b. deposited in The state H.
bfary Tor tde use thereof and as often as Decessa-
fy, such number of additional copies of such
documents rs remain on hand may be furnished
the state library, shall be required to keep The
original deposit complete. Fifty bound copies OF
each of the several publications OF this stae shall
be delivered TO the State Historical Society for The
purpose OF ei1ectng exchanges with other societies
and literary institutions.
HNStAOu ~. Il gub HuHuIGN COPIES OF eaCH OF tue
annual reports OF the ate departments and state
Institutions, shall be de iyeTed to the legislature
Tor ms use Of lie members, at the commencement
OF the ensuing session after the delivery OF said
reports, and the remainder shall be delivered to
the department or institution making the sane.
section AZ One hundred and fifty copies OF the
governor Z message and accompanying documents
shall BE dcllvt RED tbs legisla ura frst 10 con
yene ter the delivery OF said reports and The re-
maindar stall be retained for distribution as re-
CURED BY Law, OF directed by subsequent egisla-
lures.
Section As. One copy each of The Journals OF
the senate and assembly shan be delivered to each
member Of TIE legislature to which such Journals |
re ate
Section 40. The laws passed at each session of
The legislature shall, Immediately after their pub
lCatlOn N volumes be dspQsed vi as rnllosss.