The Advocate and news., 1899-01-11


book prepared and ruled tor such purpose
and 80 ruled that he can enter, In red Ink
opposite the amount charged by the state
printer for any item, the amount allowed
by the Secretary Of State as auditor for
such item; and the amount so audited and
allowed. II less than the amount claimed In
such bill, shall in all cases be so entered by
such secretary. Immediately after the
record OF any bill the Secretary Of state
shall enter i'm such book the date or the
filing OF such bill and the amount by him
audited and allowed thereon; and he sh4li
designate on the duplicate Of said bill
such item or items as he shall disalloW
in whole or I'm part, and shall certify there
on to the Auditor Of State the amount by
him allowed on such bill, and redelver
said duplicate to the state printer. On
presentation OF such certified duplicate to
the Auditor OF State, such ofhcer shall is-
sue a warrant therefor on the state Treas
uer, payable to the state printer, or TO
some person, by him authorized, in writing
to draw said warrant, out or any FUNDS
appropriated for that purpose. The Au-
ditor of State. II requested to do so, may
include In one warrant the aggregate OF
certified by the Secretary Of state when
such bills are payable out OF the same
fund.
Section g. For the purpose Of establishing
and providing for the payment OF the state
printer for his services, the public printing
shall be divided into the following classes,
and be paid for as herein stated:
FIRST CLASS.-Bills, resolutions and
other matter that may be ordered to De
printed by the legislature, or either branch
thereof, in bin form, shall constitute the
first class, and shall be printed on half
sheet fiat-cap paper weighing not less than
twelve pounds to the ream, In long primer
type, each page TO contain not less than
twenty-five lines OF solid matter or the
usual length and the lines shall be sue
cessively numbered, with a dOuble-pica
slug between the lines; and in measuring
the composition upon bills, the same shalI
be measured as solid matter, land every
necessary fraction Of o. page shall be meas.
ured as q full page) but no blank page snail
be counted or charged for. The price to pc
paid for composition in this class OF print
ing shall be thirty cents per one thou-
sand ems; for press-wOrk, per token, forty
cents.
SECOND CLAss.-The second class shall
consist OF the journals Of the senate and
house of representatives, and shall be
printed and paid for as follows, tO-wit:
They shall be printed on what is known as
book paper, weighing not less than forty
pounds to the re0m, and they shall be
printed in super-rOyal octave form, on
long primer type, with o six-to-pica lead
between the lines, without unnecessary
blanks, broken pages, or paragraphs, the
blanks between the proceedings OF each
day, and between the different sessions of
the same day, not to exceed four plea lines,
the pages to be of the same size as those
Of the Kansas Senate Journal of eighteen
hundred and seventy-fOur; and the printer
shall be paid siXty-fiVe cents per one thou
sand ems for the composition In said jour-
nails, II the composition be hand work,
and ten cents per thousand ems IL the
composition be machine work, and shall be
paid for press work thirty cents per token,
token to consist Of two hundred and forty
impressions OF eight pages each; and in
measuring, each fraction OF a token less
than one-half shall be counted as one-half
O. token, and each fraction of q token, ex-
ceeding one-half, shall be counted as q full
token. The general style and arrange
ment Of the legislative journals OF eighteen
hundred and seVenty-fOur, as modified by
this act, shall be followed in the printing
Of the journals hereafter; but in the house
and senate messages, so much as relates
to any one bill or resolution, shall cOnsti-
tute and be made a separate paragraph.
In all cases, whether under this or any
other class Of printing, when the edition
or run Of any book or work shall exceed
three thousand copies, the price for press
work shall be thirty cents per token Of
eight pages each, and no more.
THIRD CLASS.-The printing Of all re-
ports, communications, ana all other docu-
ments that may be ordered to be printed
in book form by the legislature, or either
branch thereof, together with the volume
of public documents, shall constitute the
third class; and the volume Of public
documents and all reports and other
things specified in this class, shall be
printed on the same kind Of type and
paper, and the pages to be of the same
size, and printed and loaded as specified
in the second class, and shall be paid for
the same as in the second class.
FOURTH CLASS.--The printing of the
Session Laws shall constitute the fourth
class, and shall be printed In royal octave
form, on good small plea type, the pages
to be of the same size and form as the
General Statutes published by the State In
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, with sim
liar marginal notes, and shall be on book
paper Weighing not less than fifty pounds
to the ream. Press work shall be paid for
at the rate fixed for the second class; COM
position at the rate of seventy cents per
thousand ems for hand composition and
ten cents per thousand ems for machine
composition, and marginal notes shall be
measured In the type in which said notes
are SET separate from the body OF the page;
Reprints Of Session Laws, when authorized
by law, shall be done and paid for as OF
this class of printing. The laws and joint
resolutions Of each session shall be substan-
TALLY full bound in sheep, in one volume
and lettered.