, 1890-03-27

thousand, press work, per token, ~
cents. This work shall bo printed on
halt-shcct Hat cap paper weighing not
less than twelve pounds to tho rcani, in
small plea type, each page to contain not
less than iorty-four lines, with a nom
pareil slug between the lines, tho whole
10 be measured us solid matter, every
necessary fraction of o page to be meas-
ured as u full page.
Second class, journals of the senate
and housc-They are to be printed on
book paper, weighing not less than forty
pounds to the reuin, In super-royal oc-
tavo form, in long primer type, with
six-to-pica leads uetween lines, blanks
not to exceed four plea lines, the pages
TO be ix7 inches Composition for this
class Of work Is Fixed at 10 cents per
thousand; press work, 10 cents per to-
ken OF 25O impressions Of eight pages
each; each fraction Of token less than
ono-halii Is to be measured MS one.half q
token, and fractions exceeding one-half
MS u full token.
Third class, reports, communications
and documents ordered printed In book
form, except the iournnls--The compo-
sition and style OF printing for this class
Of work is the same rs in tho second
class.
Fourth class, session laws-Thoy are
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small plea type, the pages to be Of the
same size and form as the Kansas ses-
sion laws of 1857. with similar marginal
notes book paper weighing not less
than fifty pounds to the ream to bo
uSel Composition 80 cents per thou
sand, press work 20 cents per token, the
marginal notes to be measured in tho
| type IN which they are set, separate
from the body of the page.
] Filth 9luaa snnpnnta ppnrt TpnOrta-
| They are to be bound in good law sheep,
with double backs, the style and work
manshiP to bo similar to that of the
/ Kansas reports. Composition for
straight work ~ cents, and for each
identcd note ~ cents presswork i5ocnts
per leo.
sixth class. blanks and circulars for
state otiiccrs--Composition ~ cents,
presswoTk 30 cents.
Seventh class newspaper printing
| This Kind OF printing In to he set in solid
nOnpareil, and shall bc paid for at tue
rate of 90 cents per square for the first In
sertion and 20 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
! Where the edition Of any book exceeds
! 5000 copies, presswork snail no % cents
/ per TOKEN Of eight pages. Other rates
| provided for as iollows
! Folding-For every sixteen pages or
| fraction thereof, per 100, 20 cents
Stitching, covering and trimming-lOO
copies pa mphlcts of 10 to 100 pages, 40
cents; 100 10 10 pages, 05 cents; 200 tn
500 pages, 81. 10; 900 to 600, Sl.35.
Sewing and trimming-lO1 copies
books oil less than 100 pages. $3.50; from
/ 100 to 200 pages, 50; from 200 to 800
pages, $50; from 50Oto i,ODOpages. SiO
binding and finishing in half sheep
and full muslin-Book OF 100 pages, 10
cents; 100 TO 100 pages, 20 cents 20 to-
800 pages, % cents; 5OO to LOO pages,
80 cents. In full shoop-Book of 30
pages, 20 cents 20 to 900 pages, 30
cents; 800 to 1900 pages, 35 cents
For rule and figure work OF less than
three columns to u page, with or with
out rules, 90 cents more Is allowed for
composition; for more than three
columns, double price is allowed. The
state is 10 furnish the materials and he
printer is 10 be allowed 10 per cent. for
work.
Within five months after the adjourn
ment of each session of the legislature
the state printer shall print and deliver
to tho secretary of state such number of
copies ofthe Journals of each house OF
the legislature ~ may be directed by law,
substantially half bound with leather
backs and corners; also such number Of
copies ofpubl.C documents ns may be
ordered, which shall he folded, STITCHED,
bltHatb uAA apfNiNd AAh
covers
All printing and binding shall be done
under the general supcrintendcnce Ot
the secretary OF state.
Approved February 10. 1890, and went
into effect Immediately.
STATE MINING BUREAU.
II. B. li6-Creating mining bureau.
The bureau consists OF the governor,
lieutenant governor and state treasurer.
1t is the duty OF the bureau TO collect
reliable statistical information concern
ing the production OF all minerals OF the
state; to inquire into the different proc
esses for the treatment of ores. They
shall address circulars to corporations
and individuals engaged In mining, and
correspond with the school OF mines in
other states in reference to mining and
mctnllurgtcal Interests tnty shall make
/ a report 10 the governor for transmission
to the legislature of the operations OF
the bureau before the 10Th of January
1 OF each year for the year ending ON the
/ Slst of December Of the preceding year
/ They will also be- given $3.50 p,r annum
with which to provide u Toom Tor ihe
/ keeping of a cabinet of metnilurgical eN.
/ hibits uf tIo state. Tho eX-otiiCio mem.
[ bcrs Of the bureau shall receive no com
pensation for their services as such OK
Z plAAAAb hhN w lAsAA NAlNAl
I actual travelling expenses, provided thut
II will not cost the state more than
/ 81, so under provisions of this uct. Ap-
proved Fcbrunry 20 1870, ana went into
| effect Immediately.
! :. u. s2-l'royiding for the release of
/ suretics OH official bonds and uudcTtak-
/ ings. Any surety may he released upon
written application anu the officer inter
ested shall hle new bond or his Office
will be vacated. Approved March Is,
1890.
FILING TRANSCRIPTS or JUDGMENTS.
S. II. s6-Proyiding for the filing and
recording of transcripts of judgments
rendered In this state by the distric, or
circuit courts OF the United States-The
judgments, II rendered In this state may
be made liens upon the real estate
owned by the persons against whom
they are Judgment rendered, and also
upon all he may subsequently acquire
Tor period Of five years from the date
of Judgment. Certified transcripts Of
the Judgment must DO filed In the office
OF the auditor or recorder OF the county
ia which the land lies. No lien shall at
tach to tho lands In any county until
the filing Of such transcript except the
county wherein such judgment Is rem
dered Upon the filing OF such u transcript
the auditor or recorder shall proceed TO
docket or index tho same IN the same
manner as though rendered In the SUI
pcrior court In his own county, and he
shall be allowed to charge and receive
tho same fee as provided by law for like
service. When the amount due ON any
judgment Is satisfied In full, the plaintiff
must acknowledge satisfaction In the
margin of the record Of the judgments.
4 he fail to do so within sixty days after
having been requested to do so he shall
forfeit TO tho defendant the SUN of $50.
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