Chap. 195.—An ACT for the relief of James K. Lowry, late collector
of Goodson township, in the county of Washington.

Approved March 3, 1879.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That James K.
Lowry, late collector of Goodson township, in the county of
Washington, be allowed until the first day of December, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-nine, to collect the unpaid portion of
his tax tickets due for the years eighteen hundred and seventy-
one and eighteen hundred and seventy-two; and that he shall
have the same power to collect the same as he had in eighteen
hundred and seventy-one and eighteen hundred and seventy-
two; but nothing in this act shall be so construed as to change,
alter, or modify in any way or degree the obligation said
James K. Lowry, and his sureties on his official bond, as collec-
tor of said township, may be under by means of said bond on
account of the non-collection of said unpaid tax tickets for
said years of cighteen hundred and seventy-one and eighteen
hundred and seventy-two: provided that before this act shall
take effect the consent of the sureties of said James K. Lowry
on his oiticial bond shall be obtaine?.

2. This act shall be in force from its passage.

Chap. 195.—An ACE to economize and regulate the style of pubhte
printing. and concerning the dutics of the superintendent thereof.

j Approved March 3, 1879.

i. Be it enacted by the general assembly, That hereafter it
eholl nol bo lawfui for tne superintend cent of public printing to
certify a Lul for payment for any of tre pablic primting when
the amount charged for the same shall be computed in a man.
nor other than as follows:

2. Iy case of “resolutions,” “itoint reso'utions,’ “house or
senate bills,” there shall not be allowe | in bil's or resolutions
making more than one page, on the fice) page thereof, between
the folio line and the first line of the enacting clause, which
sai Spacer shail include the heading “fa bill,’ or * resolution,”

“joi resolution,” the title to the same, the name of the
ba atrou, the report of the commuttee or committal thereto, an
amount of space in excess of three (8) inches, unless the title
to the same shall be in excess of three lines, in which case the
space in excess of three lines shal) be no more than is necessary
to contain said additional] lines to the title.

3. In all book or pamphlet printing, there shall not be allowed
eke leads or spaces between the lines than five-to-pica.

. It shail not be Jawful for the porter, clerk, or other em-
alos ee in the office of the superintendent of public priating to
be engaged, directly or indirectly, in the paper or stationery
business, or m the business of printing or binding.

o. When necessary, the superintendent of public printing
shall read ali proof-sheets.

6. ‘This act shall be in force from its passage.