Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04

| copies TO enable MIN TO denver one
copy to the following. officers in his
county: the judge and clerk of each
! court of record, the county clerk, dis
triet attoTney county SUI shuperlnt9ndSent Of
and clerk of each city; and to each
member of the Legislature two hundred
and fifty copies, to be delivered to him
| self, and to each officer of the legiS-
lature, fifty copies to be delivered to
| himself.
(13) OF the opinions of the attorney
general and the decisions of the rail
| road commission bound separately from
each to each state officer applying for
them, each clerk OF court OF record,
plying therefor and ten further copies
each to the state library the university
| library, the university law library, and
state historical society.
| ca OF the supreme court reports
acquired by contract or purchase one
! copy to each justice of the supreme
court, the supreme court reporter, the
revisor, each judge of the United States
| courts in this state, each judge of the
! circuit and county courts, each Judge
of the district court, civil courts and
municipal courts in counties having a
! population of three hundred thousand
or more, each judge of every other
court of record, and each judge of
every municipal court from which APP
! pealS may be taken directly to the SUI
! preme court; each clerk of the afore-
said courts except the supreme court.
each law library mentioned in section
| 20.S3. Ten further copies shall be de-
! liVered to the university law library
and such further number to the state
| library as it's librarian may request
for it's use. Further distribution shall
be made as may be required to effect
| naming copies shall be retained for
future distribution according to law.
discretion, direct the delivery by the
! superintendent Of public property to
| the author of any public printing spec
flied in sections 20:27, 2o.28, and 2o29,
deem reasonable, for official use.
20.85 Further Distributions. Tn ad-
! dition to the distributions authorized
| by. section 20.84 the superintendent OF
| public property shall, from. time to
time, deliver upon the request Of the
| superintendent of the state historical
society and Of the librarian of the state
library such further copies of any state
| may DE needed for the use Of said So
| clety and said library, respectively; and
| upon the request of any state officer
| such further copies OF any printing Of
| the third class, except collected state
documents, as may be necessary or con-
Venient for the business of such officer
| But no state officer shall receive more
| than one such copy for his own use
nor more than one copy for each assist
ant and chief clerk in his office. The
| superintendent of public property shall
|
state, to the library of congress such
public printing as shall be designated
for the purpose by the written request
| of said superintendent of the state his
torical society; and he shall Immediate
| ~ notify said society of the receipt by
him of each separate lot of public
printing of the third class.
20.S6 Laws and Court Reports Re
main Public Property. All volumes Of
! Wisconsin session laws, statutes, ammo
| tatlons, and supreme court reports dis
trlbuted to any state or other public
| officer, except members and officers OF
| the legislature and officers of the
! United States, shall have stamped or
| written thereon the name of his office
and shall be kept for the use of such
office; and when he ceases to hold such
| office he shall deliver them to, and take
| a receipt therefor from his successor
and deposit such receipt, if town of
| hcer, with the town clerk, if a county
| othcer, with the county clerk, and if d
state officer with the secretary of
state; and any such officer who shall
aforesaid shah be liable to his sue
| cessor in an action of replevn for the
| same or in an action for money had and
| received to the full amount it shall cost
such successor to furnish himself with
| such volumes, and costs of suit; which
action shall, on request, be brought and
prosecuted by the district attorney of
POST Inventories, Lists of and Re
ceipts From Distributes in Counties,
Return of Undistributed Public Print
ing. The superintendent of public
| property and the county clerk and
county superintendent of schools of
| each county shall make and file an
nually with the printing beard an in
ventory, of all public printing undis-
| tributed in his office on the first day
of July. Each county clerk shall trans
NIT with his inventory a list of the of
superintendent shall transmit with his
| Inventory a list of the school districts,
other schools and institutions in his
| lie printing from his office. County
| clerks and county superintendent shall
| take receipts from all such distributes
and transmit the same with their said
Inventories, The printing board shall
furnish suitable blanks for such inven-
tories and lists, and may, in it's dis
erection, order the return to the super
lntendent Of public property Of any
PUBLIC printing that has remained IN
| dlStrlbuted for more than six months
| in the office of any county clerk or su-
! perintendent Of schools.
| 20.88 Inventories by Other State Of
| fcers. Every state officer maintaining
a permanent office at the city of Madi-
son shall make and file annually with
the printing board an inventory of all
public printing of the second and third
classes and all maps and charts on
hand on the. first day OF July. Said
the return to the superintendent of
public property of all such printing as
has become, in the opinion of said
board, of no further use to the office
reporting the same.
20.89 Future Distributions Sales
The printing board shall from time to
time file with the superintendent of pub
lie property a statement of the number
| of copies of each book, report or other
document printed for the state by tho
state printer which he is required to
reserve for future distributions accord
ing to law; also a statement of the cost,
/ exclusive Of the authors and other edi-
| torial work, Of each such publication.
| Said superintendent may sell to any
| citizen of the state at said cost price,
, and to any person not u resident of the
| state at said price plus fifty per cent.
! thereof one copy and no more of each
such publication out of any surplus on
hand beyond the reservation so re-
| quired.
AUDIT AND PAYMENT.
20.90 Audit and Payment Every
claim for compensation arising under
this chapter shall be audited by the
secretary of state and the amount al
| lowed thereupon by him shall be paid
out of the state treasury, but in Ger
charged as directed in section 2O.91. Tho
amount allowed shall be endorsed
on the copy of the document or lob
presented with the bill or account.
| Whenever necessary said secretary may
| EMPLOY eXD0rt at the axna0Sa of tho