The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-06-17
Proposals for Printing.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF the Secretary Of State until IL o'clock, noon,
Wednesday, June 18th, 1876, for the execu-
ton OF the printing and binding tor the State OF
Minnesota, for one year from the lst day OF No
vember, 1876.
The work is divided into five classes, to be
let in separate contracts, as follows:
First Class-Bills, joint resolutions and all
job work for the Legislature.
Second Class--The daily and permanent
journals Of the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives.
Third class-The reports and executive doc
uments: and all work in pamphlet form, ex-
cept the journals and laws.
Fourth Cass-The general and special laws.
Fifth Class-The job work for the Depart
ments and all work not included in any other
class.
Long primer is the standard type for all ex-
cept job work, but smaller type may be used
in table work, appendices may be set in bre-
vier, and the side notes of the general laws will
be in nonpariel. Great primer reglets sepa-
rate the lines Of bills and resolutions OF the first
class, to be measured as solid long primer. The
composition of all book work is solid, except
the reports proper OF officers required by law
to make reports.
The following are the maximum rates fixed
by law:
Composition, per 1000 ems-First class, fifty
cents second, third and fourth classes. seven
ty cents; 9Th class, one dollar.
Press work-For the first hundred impress
sions Of a form, one dollar; for all subsequent
Impressions, at the rate of twenty,
The '1form," in book work, is eight
Tages octave, or twelve pages duodecimo, or
necessary fraction thereof in other work the
form consists of one side of the sheet upon
which the job is printed and delivered
Folding-Matter not bound, eight cents per
! hundred sheets Of eight pages or fraction
thereof.
Stitching including collatin9. stabbing, and
cutting, one dollar per hundred copies.
Notwithstanding folding, col'ating, stabb-
| ing, stitching, saving, sewing, and trimming.
I'm brochure covers; books OF eight pages or
less, one dollar and fifty cents per hundred
copies; and twenty cents additional for each
| additional eight pages, per hundred copies.
In .quarto binding; forty-fve dollars
In half binding; seventy-fve dollars per
hundred copies.
In full cloth cut flush; fifty dollars per
hundred copies.
In full cloth with squares; sixty dollars
PER hundred copies
In full roam leather, with squares; eighty
dollars per hundred copies.
In full law leather; one hundred aud
| fifty dollars per hundred copies.
Zach proposal must be in writing, sealed
and addressed to the Secretary Of State, and
endorsed proposals for Printing" and must
be accompanied BY bond executed in due
form by the bidder, with at leas. Two good and
sufficient snr~ties, satisfactory - the commits
sioners, in the penal sum ofeIght thousand dol
lars, conditioned FIR the faithful execution
pursuant to law of such class or classes Of tue
State printing as may be adjudged to him.
And each proposal must state the ~ercentum
OF discount from the maximum legal rates at
which the bidder agrees to execute the work
o,ered by his hid, the said discount to be uni
form upon every item Of work in the class.
Blank forms Of proposals and bonds may be
obtained of the Secretary of State
s. p. JENNISON,
Secretary OF State.
O. p WHITCOMB.
Auditor Of State,
g. " DIXIE,
Treasurer OF State,
Commissioners Of Printing.
T. Paul, Mimi, Nay 4ta, 1875. A-5t-