Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-29
ne alternate year; the report Of the railroad

die alternate year; the report Of the railroad
Commissioners, three Thousand copies On each
legislative year, and twenty-five hundred COP.
Ia on the alternate year; the report OF the
snnerintendent of common schools live fhou
sssnnd copies on each legislative wear. and fn,.
;vfye hundred copies on the alternate year.
The report Of the state treasurer, three thou.
sand copies on each legislative year, and TWEEN
tv.lye hundred copies on the alternate year:
he report of the trustees and ofhcers Of tile
Maine insane hospital, two thousand copies on
each legislative year, and fifteen hundred cop
les on the alternate year, the report of the
hoard OF state assessors, six thousand comics
III each legislative year, and three thousand
copies on the alternate year, the report of the
attorney general, fifteen hundred copies biep-
nially; the report of the land agent and forest
commissioner, twelve hundred copies bienni-
ally; the report of the state board OF health,
six thousand copies bienniaiy. the report Of
he adiutant general, one thousand copies an.
nually; the report of the librarian of the Maine
state library, one thousand copies bicnnially:
the report of the Bath military aud naval or
phan asylum, one thousand copies bicnnialIy.
az the above named reports, at least two hun
dred copies, bound in cloth, shall be delivered
to the state librarian from the bindery, for ex-
chapge and library use; and OF the balance of
each such report, containing more than two
hundred pages, two hundred and fifty copies
shall be stitched and bound in paper, and the
remainder in cloth; and of the balance Of the
number OF each such report, containing less
than two hundred pages and more than seven
ty.fve pages, five hundred copies may be
stitched and bound in paper and The remainder
thereof may be bound in cloth; and OF the bal
ance of the number of each report, containing
less than seventy five pages, all may be stitched
and bound in paper. The state librarian is
hereby authorized to sell at cost to parties not
entitled TO said reports by custom or courtesy,
such of said reports as may from time to time
remain i'll his hands.
SECT. 9. The reports, catalogues and compi-
lations of all state departments, bureaus, COM
missions and institutions, other than as enum-
Grated in section one or this act, may be print
ed and bound, but the number andi styles
in which the same shall be so printed and
boun at the expense OF the state, shall be de
termined from time by the governor and coun-
Gill who shall also fix the number of the same
which shah be delivered from the bindery or
printing Office to the state librarian, and said
librarian shall have the same power as to the
sale of the same, as is provided for in section
one of this act.
SECT. 3. Each department, bureau and in
stitntion may have printed at the expense of
the state, bulletins and circular letters of in
curry and information, az such times and in
such numbers as tho officer in charge thereof
NAV consider necessary. Except rs herenbe.
fore provided no reports, catalogues or COM
piations shall be printed, stitched or bound
by any department, bureau, commission or in
stitution of the state, at the expense of the
state unless by virtue of special legislative
provision therefor.
SECT. 4. IL shall be the duty of the state H.
brarian TO transmit to the legislature and to
each member and officer thereof, as soon after
BILE one copy of each of the said reports
printed by virtue of this act.
SECT. 5. All acts and parts of acts, all re-
solves and parts OF resolves, Inconsistent here
with, are hereby repealed.
Approved March "a