The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-10-23


 nor who shall forthwith cancel the con- tract and proceed under tho law 10 make a new one. The publisher must deliver to the secretary of state all the bound copies of a volume, within So days from the date of the certificate of the reporter. that he has delivered the copy for s volume to the publisher. The reporter shall furnish to the chief jus tice copy of his certificate to the pub- fisher. showing the date of the delivery of copy sufficient for volume. All cop ies for exchanges and for distribution to judges. solicitors and other officers shall be bound in buckram.
 ?. That section 1851 of the code bel amended so as to read: 1857. The print ing and binding in class four must bs done in the city of Montgomery and all other printing and binding enumerated in classes one, two and three may be done wherever the best work at the lowest bid can be had.
 3, That section 1868 of the code be amended so as to read: 1863. The secretary of state must during and after each ses- sion of the legislature prepare for pub- lication fair copies of the acts and joint resolutions of the legislature. and tho numbers of the bills passed " the two houses of the legislature as the same are placed thereon by the secretary of state and clerk thereof and the name of the author of every bill shall bs printed on the act and published in the volumes of the session acts.
 | That section 1864 of tho code be amended so as to read. 1864. The acts and joint resolutions of the legislature shall be printed and bound in one vol- ume, unless they require more than 1900 pages on which to print them and the messages of the governor. tables of in- terest of the several states, the names and postoffice address of the heads of all the departments, commissions and boards of the state government and of the officers and memb CTS of the legis- lature. and when the matter enumerated will take more than 1200 pages, they shall be printed and bound In two vol- umes of the same size and the maxi mum price per page for printing shall | be s.
 6. That section 1889 of tho code bo amended so as to read 1889 The gen | eral acts, joint resolutions and journals must be printed on paper of tho same weight and quality as that required for the supreme court reports, with 10-point type, solid, 26 pioa ems wide, and not less than 26 lines on the page; the heads of titles of the index in capitals; and must be hand-sewed to two strong tapes and bound in best quality of American buckram of the quality and color like that on the North Carolina acts 1915. The titleS or the acts must De printed in s-point type solid. The affidavits re- auired to be printed in the journals. all the messages, reports and inserted mat ter must be printed in 6-point type solid. The votes shall be printed in solid lines 26 plea ems wide with words, yeas and nays" in italics. The journals. if not more than 1500 pages, shall be bound in one volume. and if more than 1500 pages shall be bound in two volumes. in same quality of buckram as the acts, and shall be hand-sewed likc the acts, and ! the maximum price per page shall be ] $2, and the maximum price for binding the acts and journals shall be % cents | A copy, and this act shall not be con- strued to change the size of the type or page of the acts passed after the recess of the legislature of 1915, but all acts of this session must be printed in | the same size type and page and on the | same quality paper as those passed be- I fore the recess.
 Approved September g. 1s1E
 l Official: l JOHN PURIFOY. fss Secretary of State. Ae