Year: 1872

after the State Printer has completed the
printing, and deliver the same to the
Secretary of State


SEC 4. The Secretary of State shall
superintend the printing and binding. and
when completed shall distribute the laws
aforesaid as follows, to-wit:


To the State Librarian tor the use of
the library, and for distribution to other
States and territories, and for exchange.
two hundred copies of each part. Two
copies OF each part to each State institu-
tion, to each Judge of the supreme, dis
trict and circuit court, State officer and
member Of the Fourteenth General AS
sembly, one copy Of each part to each Of
ficcr and reporter of the General Assem-
bly, and to the publisher of each news
paper or periodical in the State, eighty
copies OF each part to the State Histori-
cal Society and ten copies of each part
to the library of tho law department Of
State University; all the foregoing to be
bound in law sheep, and the two parts
bound in one volume, eighteen thousand
copies of the general or public laws, and
four thousand copies Of the private and
local laws shall be delivered to the Coun-
ty Auditors Of the several counties in
proportion to the population thereof
But no county shall receive less num-
Der than ten copies Of the general or pub
lie laws, and two copies of the private
and local laws for each organized town.
ship and incorporated town or city in
said county. Upon the receipt of said
laws as above provided the Auditor of
such county shall execute duplicate re-
ceipts therefor to the Secretary of State,
one of which shall be filed in the office of
Auditor of State


SEC. 5. The County Auditor shall set
apart sufficient number of copies of
each part to furnish each caunty officer
each member of the board of supervisors
and the mayor of each incorporated city
or town, one copy of each part, and one
copy of the general or public laws to
each justice of the peace and constable,
one copy to each township trustee or
member of a city or town council, one
copy to each township clerk and town
ship assessor, and report to the Auditor
of State the number of copies of each
part remaining in his hands; also the
number of copies of former sessions.


SEC. 6. The Secretary of State and the
Auditors of the several counties are here
by authorized to sell the copies of said
laws so remaining in their hands at fifty
cents per copy, and pay over the pro-
ceeds in the same manner as the proceeds
of the sale of the Revision of 1860 are ac-
counted for and paid over.


SEC. Z. The Secretary Of State shall
be paid for preparing the copy for the
printer, making the marginal notes and
index, experimenting the printing and
binding. and for the expense of distribu-
ton to the several counties under the
provisions of this act, the same pay as
allowed by section seven of chapter 81 of
the laws of 1868, or the distribution of
the laws of the Twelfth General ASSEM-
bly,, and to be paid in the same manner


Sec. s. This act being deemed Of i'm
mediate Importance shall take effect
from and after its publication in the Daily
Iowa State Register and Daily Leader,
papers published at Des Moines.


Approved, April 23, 1872.


hereby certify that the foregoing act
was published in the Daily Iowa State
Register, and in the Daily State Leader,
May 1, 1872.


ED WRIGHT,


Secretary of State