Year: 1872




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SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, That imme-
diately after adjournment Of this session Of
the Fourteenth General Assembly, the Sec
retary Of State shall prepare copy Of all
the laws, joint resolutions, and memorials,
passed tn Great, arranging the same into
chapters, and dividing them into two series
or parts, one Of the parts to contain all the
general or public laws Of the session, and
the other part to contain all the private, To-
cal and temporary laws, with the joint res
olutions and memorials, such division 70 be
approved by the Attorney General. The
chapters of each part shall be numbered
separately in the order of their approval,
and provided with marginal references, and
each part furnished with o complete index,
and bound separately in the usual style
The Secretary Of State shall furnish said
copy to the State Printer as fast as may be
necessary to enable him to complete the
printing within thirty days after the ad-
journment, and the copy for the index shall
be furnished the State Printer within ten
days after the last form of the laws is
printed.


SEC. 2. The State Printer shall print
twenty THOUSAND copies of the general or
public laws, and FIVE thousand copies Of the
private, local and temporary laws, and have
he same completed, except the index, with
in thirty days after the adjournment, and
the index shall be completed within five days
after receiving the copy, and be shall deliv-
er the sheets as printed to:the State Binder
as fast as ready for folding.


SEC. 8. The State Binder shall complete
the binding of the laws in two parts andin
the usual style within thirty days after the
State Printer has completed the printing
and deliver tie same to the Secretary Of
State.


Sec. A. The Secretary Of State shall SUI
perintend the printing and binding. and
when completed shall distribute the laws
aforesaid as follows, to-wit:


To the State librarian for the use of the
library, and for distribution to other States
and territories, snd for exchange, two hun
dred copies of each part. Two copies of
each part to each State institution, to each
Judge Of the supreme, district and circuit
court, State officer and member Of the Four
teen,h General Assembly one copy Of each
part to each officer and reporter of the Cen
eral Assembly and to the publisher Of each
newspaper or periodical ia the State eighty
copies of each part to the State Historical
Society and ten copies of each part to the
library Of the law department Of the State
university all the foregoing to be bound in
law. sheep, and the two parts bound in one
volume, eighteen thousand copies of the gen.
eral or public laws. and four thousand cop
les of the private and local laws shall be
delivered to the County Auditors of the sey
eral counties in proportion to the population
thereof But no county shall receive less
number than ten copies Of the general OF
public laws, aud two copies of the private
and local laws for each organized township


and Incorporated town or city in said coun.
ty. Upon the receipt of said laws as abov.
| provided the Auditor Of such county sha!


execute duplicate receipts therefor TO the
Secretary of State, one of which shall bs
filed in the office of the Auditor of State.
SEC. 5. The County Auditor shall set
apart sufficient number Of copies Of each


part to furnish each county officer, each
| member Of the board Of supervisors and the
| mayor of each incorporated town or city,


one copy of each part, and one copy of the
general or public laws to each justice Of the
peace and constable, oae copy to each town.
ship trustee or member of a city or town
council, one copy to each township cleri and
township 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 coun ties are hereby
authorized to sell the copies of said laws SO
remaining in their hands at fifty cents per
cepy, and pay over the proceeds in the same
manner as the proceeds Of the sale of the
Revision of 1860 are accounted for and paid
over.


SEC. :. The Secretary of State shall be
paid for preparing the copy for the printer,
making the marginal notes and index, su-
perintending the printing and binding and
for the expense of distribution to the seve>
raj counties under the provisions Of this
act the same pay as allowed by section sew
en- of chapter 81 of the laws of 1865 for the
distribution Of the laws of the Twelfth Gen
eral Assembly, and to be paid in the same
| manner.


SEC 8. This act being deemed Of i'm
| mediate Importance, shall take effect after


publication in the Daily State Register and


Daily Leader, newspapers published in the


city of Des Moines.


Approved, April %, 1872,


hereby certify that the foregoing aci
was published in the Daily State Leader


May /, and in tho Daily Iowa State Reg.


lister May /, 1872.


ED WRIGHT,
Secretary Of State.
CHAPTER 222.
AN ACT relative 10 the change Of the boun
dary lines Of civil townships.
Srcr,oN l. Pc IL enacted by the Genera