The Advocate and news., 1899-01-11

for press work per token, thirty cents; for
composition, sixty cents per thousand ems
for hand composition, and ten cents per
thousand ems for machine composition;
Provided. that for ruled blanks the state
printer shall not be paid for composition
OF blanks in spaces where he Is paid for rul-
Ing and there Is no composition; and all
blanks shall be ruled whenever so ordered
by the Secretary OF State and the state
printer shall be paid for such ruling not
more than one dollar per hour.
For folding, stitching, sewing, trimming,
covering. binding and finishing OF all books
and pamphlets that now are or by law
shall hereafter be ordered To be folded and
stitched, or folded, stitched, covered and
trimmed, or folded, stitched. trimmed,
bound and finished, the public printer shall
be paid as follows: For folding one hun
dred copies OF any pamphlet or book, for
every sixteen pages or fractional part
thereof. per hundred, fifteen cents; Pro-
vlded, that for folding done by machinery,
only fve cents per hundred shall be paid;
for stitching covering and trimming per
one hundred copies, for pamphlets contain
ing from sixteen to one hundred pages,
sixty cents; for pamphlets containing from
one hundred to two hundred pages eighty
cents; for pamphlets containing from two
hundred to five hundred pages, one dollars
and for pamphlets containing from iive
hundred to one thousand pages, one dol
lar and twenty-five cents. For sewing ana
trimming books, per one hundred copies,
for books containing one hundred pages or
less one dollar and eighty-fVe cents; for
books containing from one hundred to two
hundred pages two dollars and seventy
five cents for books containing from Two
hundred TO five hundred pages, 1--WE dollars
and sixty cents; for books containing from
five hundred to one thousand pages, seven
dollars and fifty cents. He shall be PAID
for binding and finishing, In half sheep ana
full muslin per book OF one hundred pages
or less, eleven cents: from one hundred 70
two hundred pages, fifteen cents; from TWO
hundred to five hundred pages, nineteen
cents from five hundred to one thousand
pages twenty-three cents. For blnding
and finishing in full sheep, he shall be paid,
per book, as follows; TWO hundred pages
or less, nineteen cents; from two hundred
to five hundred pages, twenty-three cents
from five hundred TO one thousand pages;
twenty-six cents All printing ordered ana
required to be done In q newspaper, Snall
constitute the seventh class, and shall De
printed on nonpareil type, and shall be set
up solid and shall be paid Yor at the r1te
OF fifty cents per square OF 26O ems TOT tne
first insertion and twenty-five cents per
square for each subsequent insertion; put
the state printer shall not receive more
than one dollar per thousand ems for the
publication of syllab Of decisions or the
supreme court and the laws
Section 8. For all tabular work OF more
than one and less than three columns 10 Gne
page, with or without rules, the state
printer shall receive twenty-five per cent
more for composition than the prices al
lowed under this act for plain work; ana
for all such work embracing three or more
columns TO the page, with OF without
rules, he shall be allowed one hunared
per cent more than for plain work, put no
table shall be unnecessarily set open OF
"fatted" nor shall there be any unneces-
sary "pages" made in imposing tables or
Section TO- Upon receipt Of paper and
binding materials by the state printer as
contemplated, he shall be satisfied that
such paper and binding materials are III
ali respects up to the standard required by
law: and such paper and binding materials
shail he paid for out of the State treasury
upon vouchers sworn to by the persons so
furnishing said materials, or by persons III
their behalf having knowledge or the tact,
and certified by the state printer TO pc
correct Such vouchers being filed as IN
other cases with the Auditor OF State, ana
warrants drawn by that on1cer on tne
treasury. And the Secretary or state snal
charge the state printer with such haIe-
rails at their contract value.
Section II. When the state printer pre-
sents bills for payment TO the secretary "
State, under section seven or TINS act, ne
is hereby authorized to add to sucn Dills
ten percentum Of the paper and binding
materials used I'm the work for Whlcn pay
he demanded in said bills, to cover cost
OF handling, waste and losses ana the
Secretary OF State shall allow the same
III IOunU OY MIN W Dt tOAlNNAf eAN NA.S
retary of State shall thereupon credit the
state printer with the quantity OF paper ana
binding materials named In said bill. =,
Section r. The Secretary OF State snall
furnish to the state printer, within twenty twenty
days after the adjournment Of the leBisla-
tuTe. at each session, copy Of all acts ana
Joint resolutions and memorials gaSastsDt TO GO6 Of
9he executiye government of the United
States, passed at such session. And at,se the
such copy shall be furnished him as afOre-
said. print all the copies thereof that may
be by law required; and the secretary
shalI. within ten days after the same are
printed, make out and deliver to the stare
printer an index to the same, VINO snall
within twenty days print the same ana
deliver to the Secretary OF State such cop
Ies of such laws, bound In such manner as
may be by law required.
Section 13 within five months after the
adjournment OF each session Of the legls,
iature. the state printer shall print ana
deliver TO the Secretary OF State such |
number Of copies Of the journals 1aas Sd o.
each house Of the legislature as may ne
1I-aotad nv IaW substantially half-DOunu, |