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

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Attorney General, Railroad Commits
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to present to the printing board from
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OF his opinions and the latter OF its de-
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of original historical matter and of re-
the civil war. Upon receiving the nee
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railroad commission, not more than two
thousand five hundred copies; Of the
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more than two thousand five hundred
copies; of the historical collections of
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containing not more than, five hundred
pages each, to be printed not oftener
| than once in three years beginning in
| 1911; of the annual report of the pro-
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| papers presented a t It's annual meeting,
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the state; not more than two thousand
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of the Wisconsin academy OF sciences.
arts, and letters, uniform in style with
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not exceeding one hundred and fifty
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fsuch books and other printing as the
printing board, in it's discretion shall
order for the board Of commissioners
Of the geological and natural history
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