Year: 1868

appendix of the jOu rnal OF such house; and if
any paper or document is laid before both
houses and ordered to be printed by both
houses, the same shall be printed only in the
appendix to theSenate journal. The abstract of
votes for Governor and other State officers,
shall be printed in the appendix to the Senate
journal, and the standing rules in the appendix
to each journal without an order by either or
both houses.


SEC. &c. There shall be printed in pamph-
let form, and covered in brochure covers, the
following number Of each of the following doc.
| uments, to wit: Auditor Of States report,
twelve hundred copies; Treasure of States re-
port, three hundred copies; Secretary ofState's
report, three hundred copies; Attorney Gcnal's
report two hundred copies: report of Superin
tendent of Public Instruction, twenty-five hun
dred copies; report of the Regents Of the Uni
versity, five hundred copies; report of the
Trustees of the State Normal Board, one thous-
and copies; report of the Warden of the State
Prison. two hundred and fifty copies; report of
the Adjutant General, three hundred copies
report Of the State Librarian, one hundred
copies; report of the Directors of the Institute
for the Deafand Dumb and Blind, five hundred
copies: report of the Trustees Of the Minnesota
Reform School, five hundred copies; report of
the Trustees of the Insane Hospital, five hum
dred copies; and the report of the Minnesota
Historical Society, five hundred copies.


Sec. 27. All regular messages of the Gov
ernor, and all inaugural addresses of the Gov
ernor elect, shall be printed in pamphlet form,
and there shall be printed in such form for the
Governors use, one hundred copies thereof;
and for the legislature, four hundred copies,
without any order by either or both houses
for the printing thereof.


Sec %. At the same time that the docu-
nto in tbo fxuo
are printed in pamphlet form, there shall be
printed on the same type, four hundred copies
Of each document named in said two preced-
ing sections, which shall be bound together in
a volume, and styled Executive Documents -
The paging of said documents shall be con-
secutive. The Secretary Of State shall make
out an index of said volume of executive
documents, which he shall deliver to the
printer, who shall print the same at the close
Of said volume. There shall be no charge for
composition for printing the number Of copies
of said executive documents necessary for the
volume herein provided for, and none Of them
shall be printed otherwise than is provided in
this and the two preceding section of this
chapter.


SEC. 29 There shall be four hundred copies
of each journal and an appendix printed; there
shall be five thousand copies Of the general
laws and joint resolutions printed in one vol
ume, and one thousand copies of the special
laws in another volume.


Sec. 30. Each member and officer of the
legislature for himself, and each clerk of each
court of record, and each county auditor for
the use of their Offices respectively, is entitled
to ono copy Of each journal and appendix, and
the volume Of executive documents. Each
university, college, academy, or other literary
institution, is entitled to one copy of each
journal and appendix, aud the volume of ex-
ecutive documents.


SEe. 81. Each member and officer of the
legislature for himself, each judge, and each
clerk of each court Of record each justice of
the peace, constable. chairman of the board
of township supervisors, township clerk, each
mayor auditor, treasurer, clerk, recorder, Tor
alderman, or trustee Of any ward, lin any city
or incorporated village, each county auditor
treasurer, sheriff, recorder, court commissioner,
county attorney, surveyor, coroner, and county
commissioner, is entitled to receive one copy
of the general laws passed at each session of
the legislature, for their use while filling such
offices, but every such officer, Except members
and officers of the legislature,) shall deliver
the same to his successor in office, for his use
while filling such Office, and if any person
refuses on demand being made, to make such
delivery, he shall forfeit and pay not less than





cred in any action brought by the successor in
Office, of such person in the name of the State
OF Minnesota, (for the use of the county where
such action is brought. before any justice Of
the peace in such county.


Sec. 80. The Secretary of State shall de-
liver to the Governor for his own use, two
copies of the laws, and one copy of the jour-
nails and documents; to the Auditor of State
and Treasurer of State, each three copies of
the laws and one of the journals and docu-
ments; to the Attorney General, each trus-
tee or superintendent of any State benev-
oleut institution, each director and war
den of the penitentiary, the Clerk of the Su.
preme Court, and the Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, one copy of the same; he shall
furnish the Governor with such number of
copies of each as will be necessary to supply
each State, and each of the Departments and
Territories of the United States, and the Gen
eral Government Of the United States with a
copy; shall furnish the State Librarian with
five copies, and shall furnish the Historical
Society with fifty copies of the journals of
both branches of the Legislature, and fifty
copies of executive documents.


Sec. 33. The Secretary Of State shall as
soon as the laws journals and executive docu-
ments of each session are printed and ready
for distribution, box up the number Of each to
which each county is entitled, together with
such number of extra copies of the laws for
sale as he may deem sufficient to supply the
demand, and forward the same by public con-
veyance to the auditor of the county. If any
county seat is so situated that the laws, jonr.
nails and documents cannot be sent to the same
by public conveyance, they shall be forwarded
to secure place as near such county seat as
practicable, and the Secretary Of State shall
notify the county auditor in writing, of the
delivery of the same at such point and the
| county auditor shall contract with some person
to convey the same to the county seat. The
treasurer of each county shall, on the order Of
the auditor, pay the charges for the convey
ance of the same from Saint Paul to such
ceipts therefor, one Of which he shall file with
the county auditor, another he shall send to