The age-herald., 1899-03-05


 Secretary of State.
 No 76S. AN ACT H. 115s. To amend subdivision 35 of section APP of
 the code of Alabama.
 Section l. Be It enacted by the General Assembly of Alabama, That subdi- vision S5 of section 4122 of the code of Alabama be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as
 follows: The owner or master of any steamboat, or other water-craft plying any of the rivers or other streams of this state; known as trade boats who engages in the business of buying, selling or bar tering any goods, wares, merchandise, pro- duce or commodities whatever or such steamboat or other water-craft must pay a state license of s5O00O And the court of county commissioners of each county in
 which such business or any act In prescott
 tion thereof is done shall, at any regular
 or special term add to such state tax such amount not exceeding fifty per cent there
 of for county purposes, as in their Judg-
 ment may be necessary. And the payment of such state tax shall not authorize such person to engage in such business or to do
 
 county of this state, until he shall have first paid the county tax so levied for said county, or shall have deposited with the probate judge of said county, fifty per. cent of such state tax to be applied to the payment of said county tax when levied. And any city or town in which such busi- ness or any act in prosecution thereof Is done may impose thereon such license as is exacted at like business in such city or
 town; provided, that the payment of the
 tax provided by this subdivision shall not authorize the person paying the same to sell any spirtuous, vinous or malt liquors, on or from such steamboat or other water craft, known as trade-boats.
 Sec, ?. Be it further enacted, That the provisions of this act shall only apply to
 the counties of Washington, Monroe, Choctaw, Clarke, Wilcox and Baldwin.
 Approved February 2Sd, 1S99.
 (Oficial) ROBERT P. MDAVID, Secretary of State. No 71 AN ACT H. 11O2
 To amend sections 1886, SsS7, SSS9 and s4O3 of the code of 1896.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly or AlaDdUid, lHdl SSCbioh oooo OA
 the code of 1896 be amended so as to read as follows: ''S3S6 Classification of pub lie printing and binding. The printing ana binding authorized in the preceding sec ton, for the purposes of the contracts pro- yided in this chapter shall be divided into four classes, as follows: Class L The re-
 ports of the decisions of the supreme court. Class 2. The acts and journals Of the General Assembly, and the revenue | laws of each session of the General As- sembly in separate pamphlets Class S | Annual or biennial reports of the auditor, treasurer, attorney-general, superinten- l dent of education, commissioner of agri- | culture. railroad commissioners, inspector | of conyicts, adjutant-general, state geoloS- | ist. state board of health, the board or | trustees of the University of Alabama, the Agricultural and Mechanical college, the insane hospital, the institution for the | deaf. dumb and blind, all hand books, pamphlets or bulletins which the commls- sioner of agriculture is or may be author ized by law to publish and all other pamphlets or documents Of a public na- ture the publication of which Is ordered
 by the governor in pursuance Of law. Glass 4. All messages of the governor to
 the General Assembly, all bills, documents and reports, ordered by and for the use of
 the general assembly, or either house thereof while in session, all blanks, cir culars, notices and forms used in the office of, and ordered by the governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, attorney-gen-
 eral, adjutant-general, superintendent or education, clerk of the supreme court, ex- aminer of public accounts, commissioner of agriculture, railroad commissioner and inspector of convicts and all blanks and forms ordered by and for the use of the
 secretary of the senate and clerk of the house of representatives. and binding re- cords of the supreme court.
 Sec. g. Be 1t further enacted, That sec- ton 33S7 of the code of 1896 be amended so
 as to read as follows: "S3S7. Secretary Of state advertise for proposals bi-ennially. It shall be the duty of the secretary Of state, bi-ennially, from and after the first day of August, 1900, to advertise for ten days in not less than two nor more than four daily papers published in the state for proposals to do the printing and bind ing for the state for the term of two years, commencing on the first day of October next thereafter. a
 Sec g. Be it further enacted. That sec tion 33S9 be amended so as to read as fol- lows: ''33s9. Maximum rate for printing and binding. The following shall be the | maximum rates allowed for printing and
 binding; for every page of the act and | joint resolutions. two dollars; for binding every copy of the acts, twenty cents a copy; for every page of the journals and | revenue laws, one dollar; for binding the journals twenty cents copy; for every copy of any volume of the supreme court
 reports. printed and bound as required by this chapter, in editions not exceeding sev- en hundred and fifteen copies, one dollar and sixty cents; for blanks printed on pa per. thirty cents quire of twenty-four full sheets; for blanks printed on parch- mont, thirty cents for each twenty-four sheets; for printing done for the officers.