1899_public laws_251_7
CHAPTER 250 An act to regulate the public printing. The General Assembly of North Carolina do enact:
Of the public laws there shall be printed nine thousand copies, fifteen hundred of which shall be bound in law sheep, and seven thousand and five hundred copies in half binding; of the private laws there shall be printed two thousand copies, of which there shall be one thousand copies in law sheep, and one thousand copies in half binding; of the house and senate journals, each four hundred and fifty copies, bound in law sheep; of the public documents three hundred and seventy-five copies bound in law sheep; of the reports of state officers there shall be printed such a number of copies and bound in such style as the governors council shall advise; and of the reports of state institutions such a number of copies as their respective boards may order; of the supreme court reports, such a number of copies as the secretary of state and attorney-general may order, to be bound in law sheep; Provided, that when printing the reports of state officers and state institutions, the public printer shall print of said reports the number of copies necessary for binding in the public documents, and for the copies required for public documents, said printer shall be paid in addition to the press work only for changing heads and folios of said reports such amount as said commissioner of labor and printing may allow therefor.