The age-herald., 1899-03-05

L I1On or pldiu u1dllCIr LOT Iula dii0 u&uEe ] work seventy-five cents a thousand ems:
 for presswork, including paper. per token, common octave forms seventy-fve cents If on machine finished paper weighing for l ty pounds to the ream; provided, the sec retary of state may, when he deems 1t advisable have used on any job a paper of heavier weight and superior quality. in which event he must certify to the audi tor in addition to the contract price for forty pound machine finished paper An amount not to exceed six cents per pound for each additional pound used in each job; and if super-calendered paper Is or- dered and used in any job he must certify
 to the auditor an additional amount, not to
 exceed two and one-half cents per pound in excess of what machine finished paper
 of the same weight per ream would have
 cost the state under the contract; folding
 reports pamphlets, bills. and other docu-
 ments eachS cents a hundred copies on each
 signature, distinct tables to be considered
 signatures; stitching reports, pamphlets, bills and other documents, ten cents a
 hundred copies; binding the records of the supreme court, and manuscript opinions of the supreme court one dollar and fifty
 cents volume. No proposals for doing
 printing and binding at greater rates than
 those fixed in this section shall be con-
 sidered; but all bids must be at the rates
 herein fixed, or at certain named less
 rate and no bids shall be considered which
 Is at a certain per cent. below them; and in
 counting blanks as many as can be printed
 on sheet shall be considered as one sheet
 only, and no more.
 Sec 4. Be it further enacted, That sec-
 tion 3lO3 of the code of 1896 be amended so
 as to read as follows: "3403. The acts and
 joint resolutions of the General Assembly
 shall be printed and bound in two volumes,
 all of the laws of local nature to be in-
 cluded in one volume; and all those of
 general nature, the biennial message of
 the governor, and the legal rate of interest
 allowed by the various states of the union,
 to l., included in the other volume. Each
 volume shall contain the names and post
 office addresses of the heads of the various
 departments of the state government and
 of the officers of the General Assembly,
 and the secretary of state shall have pre-
 pared and printed with each volume full
 index to the contents of the same.
 Sec g. Be it further enacted, That sec
 tion 34O6 be amended so as to read as fol-
 lows: "34O6. When acts and journals de- lvered to printer; how acts prepared: The
 secretary of state shall furnish to the printer copies of all acts and joint resolu- tions of the General Assembly within ten days after they are deposited in his office with marginal notes as prescribed, and with his certificate that he has compared such copies with the original acts, and joint resolutions, and that they are correct copies
 Sec. G. Be it further enacted, That sec tion 341O of the code of 1896 be amended so
 as to read as follows: Laws and journals, when to be completed by printer. The 1 printer must within forty days after be- ' ing furnished with copies of the acts and
 joint resolutions, printed on paper, type,
 etc, as herein provided and deliver within
 forty days after receiving the last act, to
 the secretary of state, three thousand
 copies of the volume containing the gen.
 eral laws and one thousand and five hun
 dred copies of the volume containing the
 local laws, with marginal notes and index,
 stitched and half bound and lettered; and
 within thirty-five days thereafter must de-
 liver to such officer eight hundred copies of the journals of each house with index. stitched, half bound and lettered.
 Sec. [. Be it further enacted, That all laws and parts of laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be, and they are hereby repealed in so, far as this act is concerned.
 Approved February 2Sd, 1899.
 (Oflcial) ROBERT P. MDAVID, Secretary of State No. 773. AN ACT H. s75 To amend section 23S9 of the code of 1896 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly of Alabama, That section 23S9 of the code of 1896 be amended so as to read as follows: Section 23S9. Duty and authority of judge. It is the duty of tho judges to keep such money safely, and he has the authority to expend the same in the maintenance and support of the minor or person of unsound mind or his wife or minor children, and for receiving and keeping such money he is entitled to commission of one and one-half per cent, but when the minor is of the age of eight cen years or is a married woman, and is of sound mind the judge of probate may pay such money to such minor, whose receipt therefor Is a discharge of the judge or probate. When the money of minor or a person of unsound mind accrues to him in a county outside of his residence; then on the application of the judge of probate Of the county in which said minor or person of unsound mind resides it shall be the duty of said judge to pay said fund to the judge of the county of the residence of said minor or person of unsound mind, and whose receipt therefor is a discharge of the said judge of probate.
 Approved February 23d, 1899.
 (Oficial) ROBERT P. MDAVID, Secretary of State. No. TIA. AN ACT H. 175. To amend section 4O57 (576) of the code of | Alabama.
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly of Alabama, That section 4o57 (576) of the code of Alabama be and the same is hereby amended to read as fol- ,o,rs. cootior AOs7 f57el Sales under de