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

hundred copies of every volume of the
 reports of the decisions of the su-
 preme court shall be printed and bound
 under the direction and control of the chief justice and reporter of the su- preme court. in volumes of not less than seven hundred and twenty pages. nor more than eight hundred pages, exciu- sive of the title page. table of cases and
 the index. In publishing the report of every case there shall be printed inn
 mediately under the title of the ease a brief statement of the character of the case, as Bill to quiet title" eject ment." etc, and immediately under this line there shall be printed the date when the case was submitted. and when decided and if a rehearing was applied
 for, the date when the rehearing was granted or denied. In citing Alabama cases the citation must when praoti- cable be to the volume and page of the
 official edition of the supreme court reports, or reports of the cases decided
 by the court of appeals The sections
 shall not have more than thirty-two
 pages and be hand sewed to two strong
 tapes or bands. Every volume must be
 printed on white paper. weighing forty
 five pounds to the ream. the same qual-
 ity and finish as that used in volume one hundred and eighty-four GsD of
 Alabama supreme court reports, and the
 head notes must be printed in six point
 type, solid, of the same width as the,
 body of the opinion, numbered to cor
 respond with the parts of the opinion
 to which they relate, which must be printed in ten-point type, solid, twenty
 six pleas wide and not less than fifty
 lines on page. Every copy shall have
 three labels of the same size type, and
 figures and arrasged like those on vol
 ume one hundred and eghty-four of
 bA nf Alabama reDOrtS.
 Five hundred copies of every volume
 shall be bound in law sheep of the
 same quality as that on volume one
 hundred and eighty -four uSD of Ala
 bama reports and be of the same size
 page, to be sold to those who desire
 that kind of binding: nine hundred and
 fifty copies shall be bound in the best quality American buckram, of the color
 and as good quality as that on the Acts of North Carolina, 1914, and tho sheets for fifty copies shall remain un-
 bound and unsold to supply the place Of defective copies rejected by the repor- ter, who must inspect every copy of
 every volume before he reports to the
 chief justice, in writing, that they are acceptable, and must reject every copy that is in any way defective. or that does not come up to the specifications provided by law. All the bound copies shall be delivered to the secretary Of state a1ter they nave been accepted oy the chief justice in writing, but tho publishers may contract to distribute all copies to be distributed under law, and all other bound copies must be de- livered to the secretary of state with an affidavit of the publishers that they have delivered to the sectretary of state all bound copies and they will not sell. or bind for sale, any of the unbound sheets.
 5. The clerk of the supreme court or court of appeals may furnish copy of any opinion of their respective courts to any one desiring 1t upon the payment of ten cents hundred words thereof which fee must be paid by him into the state treasury.
 6. That if any section. clause or provision of this act shall be declared to be unconstitutional it shall not be
 held to affect any other section. clause or provision, but the same shall remain in full force and effect.
 Approved September IS, 1915. Official
 JOHN PURIFOY,
 Secretary of State.