The age-herald., 1901-03-14

| llOH UT SOCitty, UT 10 any society OT dSSO- eiation whose membership is confined to one class or one country, to any so- ciety. association or corporation having | for It's sole object the burial of it's men- bers. without profit to such society. as- sociation or corporation.
 Approved February 2S 1901. (omcial) ROBERT P. McDAvID,
 Secretary of State. No. 7sS. AN ACT H. 457. To amend section of an act entitled an
 act to amend sections 3SS6. 33s7 s3ss, s4Os
 of the Code of 1896, approved February
 2O 1899.
 Section l. Be It enacted by the General Assembly of Alabama. That section of an act entitled An act to amend sections s2SG, 33S7. S3s9 and 34o3 of the Code of 1896 be. and the same Is, hereby amended so as to read as follows: Section 3. Be 1t further enacted. That section 33S9 be amended so as to read as follows: 33s9. Maximum rate for printing and binding. The following shall be the maximum rates allowed for printing and binding: For every page of the acts and joint res- olutions, two dollars; for binding every copy of the acts. twenty cents a copy; for every page of the journals and reve- nue laws. dollar; for binding the journals. twenty cents a copy; for every copy of any volume of the Supreme Court Reports, printed and bound as required by this chapter in editions not exceeding one thousand copies, one dollar and sixty cents; for blanks printed on paper, thirty cents a quire of twenty-four full sheets: for blanks printed on parchment. thirty cents for each twenty-four sheets; for printing done for the officers. commits sioners and boards and for the General sembly, or either House thereof, forty cents a thousand ems for composition of plain matter; for rule and figure work, seventy-fve cents thousand ems; for press work. including paper per to- ken common octave forms, seventy-flve cents if on machine finished paper, weighing forty pounds to the ream; pro- vided, the Secretary of State may, when he deems it advisable, have used on any job a paper of heavier weight and supe. rior quality, in which event he must eer- tify to the Auditor in addition to tho contract price for forty pound machine finished paper an amount not to exceed six cents per pound for each additional pound used on such job: and if super calendsred paper Is ordered 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 re- ports. pamphlets. bills and other docu- ments, eight cents a hundred copies on each signature, distinct tables to be con sidered signatures; stitching reports pamphlets, bills and other documents ten cents a hundred copies; binding the rec ords of the Supreme Court and manu- script opinions of the Supreme Court. one dollar and fifty cents a volume; no pro posas for doing printing and binding at greater rates than those fixed in this sec ton shall be considered, but all bids must be at the rates herein fixed, or at a cer- tain per cent below them; and In count Ing blanks as many as can be printed on a sheet shall be considered as one sheet only and no more.
 Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That all < laws and parts of laws fin conflict with the provisions of this act be, and the