Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-04-04


persons as set forth in the common
law, and is not intended to deprive
any person Of water in use for irrigat-
ing purposes. Superior courts have
authority to adjusticate rights. Ap-
proved March 4, 1890 and went into
effect Immediately.
PAY OF THE STATE PRINTER.
S. B. 46-Providing for the State
printing and binding, fixing the COM
pensation of the State Printer. The
law divides public printing into seven
classes and fixes the compensation as
follows: ..,,..s..s-........,ssz@,.l
First class, bills, resolutions and
other matter ordered printed by the
Legislature or either. house, compost
tion 80 cents per thousand, press work
per token so cents. This work shall
be printed on half-sheet fiat cap paper,
weighing not less than twelve pounds
to the ream, in small plea type, each
page to contain not less than forty
four lines, with nonpareil slug be-
tween the lines, the whole to be
measured as solid matter, every neces-
sary fraction of page to be measured
as full page.
Second class, journals of the Senate
and House-They are to be printed
on book paper, weighing not less than
forty pounds to the ream, in super
royal octave form, in long primer type,
with six-to-pica leads between lines,
blanks not to exceed four plea lines,
the pages to be 4x7 inches. Compost
ton for this class of work is fixed at
70 cents per thousand; press work As
cents per token of 25O impressions of
eight pages each; each fraction of q
token less than One-half token, and
fractions exceeding one-half, as full
token.
Third class, reports, communications
and documents ordered printed in
book form except the journals-The
composition and style of printing for
this class of work is the same as in
the second class.
Fourth class, session laws-They
are to be printed in royal octave form,
in small plea type; the pages to be of
the same size and form as the Kansas
session laws Of 1887, with similar mar
ginal notes; book paper weighing not
less than fifty pounds to the ream to
be used. Composition 80 cents per
thousand, press work As cents per to-
ken, the marginal notes to be measured
in the type in which they are set,
separate from the body of the page.
Fifth class, Supreme Court Reports
They are to be bound in COOL law
sheep, with double backs, the style
and workmanship to be similar to that
| of the Kansas reports. Compost
ton for straight work 80 cents, and
for each indented note 20 cents; press
work 10 cents per token.
| Sixth class, blanks and circulars for
State ofiicers-composition 60 cents.
press work so cents.
Seventh class, newspaper printing.
This kind of printing is to be set in
solid nonpareil, and shall be paid for
at the rate of so cents per square for
the first insertion and 25 cents for
each subsequent insertion.
Where the edition of any book ex-
ceeds 5000 copies press work shss.m:. be
40 cents per token of 8 pages. O.her
rates provided for as follows:
Folding-For every 16 pages or frac-
ton thereof, per 100, 20 cents.
Stitching, covering and trimming
100 copies pamphlets of l6 to 100
pages IS cents; 100 to 200 pages, 95
cents; 200 to 500 pages, 81 Is; 500
to 1000, 81 35.
Sewing and trimming-1OO copies
books of less than 100 pages, q 50;
from 100 to 200 pages, IS; from zoo
to 500 pages, 81 80; from 500 to 1000
pages, $40.
Binding and finishing in half sheep
and full muslin-book of 100 pages,
Is cents; 100 to 200 pages, 20 cents
200 to 500 pages, 25 cents; 500 to
LOCO pages, 30 cents. In full sheep
Book of 200 pages, 25 cents; 300 to
500 pages, 80 cents; 500 to ], 900 pages,
35 cents.
For rule and figure work of less
than three columns to page, with or
without rules, so cents more Is al
lowed for composition; for more than
three columns. double price is allowed.
The State is to furnish the materials
and the printer is to be allowed 10 per
cent. for waste.
Within five months after the ad-
lournment of each session Of the Leg
islature the State Printer shall print
and deliver to the Secretary of State
such number of copies of the journals
OF each House of the Legislature as
may be directed by law, substantially
half bound with leather backs and
corners; also such number of copies
OF public documents as may be or
dered, which shall be folded, stitched
pressed and covered with strong paper
covers.
All printing and binding shall be
done under the general superintend-
ence of the Secretary Of State.
Approved February IS, 1880, and
went into effect Immediately.
RECOVERY OF PROPERTY.
H. B. 253-Amending section 536,
chapter 46, OF the code to read as fol-
lou, L y