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64-107

Chapter 64.--PUBLICATIONS, BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CALENDAR Article 1.--LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

64-107. Same; payment of expense by county, when.No charge shall be made for the making of such transcript so long as thesecretary can make the same with the help of the office and employees ofthe society who are paid a salary by the state; and when extra help isnecessarily employed to do the work, the county ordering the transcriptsshall pay only the actual expense incurred, on duly certified and swornvouchers bearing the approval of the secretary of the society.

History: L. 1907, ch. 168, § 2; Feb. 18; R.S. 1923, 64-107.

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64-107

Chapter 64.--PUBLICATIONS, BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CALENDAR Article 1.--LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

64-107. Same; payment of expense by county, when.No charge shall be made for the making of such transcript so long as thesecretary can make the same with the help of the office and employees ofthe society who are paid a salary by the state; and when extra help isnecessarily employed to do the work, the county ordering the transcriptsshall pay only the actual expense incurred, on duly certified and swornvouchers bearing the approval of the secretary of the society.

History: L. 1907, ch. 168, § 2; Feb. 18; R.S. 1923, 64-107.

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64-107

Chapter 64.--PUBLICATIONS, BIBLIOGRAPHY AND CALENDAR Article 1.--LEGAL PUBLICATIONS

64-107. Same; payment of expense by county, when.No charge shall be made for the making of such transcript so long as thesecretary can make the same with the help of the office and employees ofthe society who are paid a salary by the state; and when extra help isnecessarily employed to do the work, the county ordering the transcriptsshall pay only the actual expense incurred, on duly certified and swornvouchers bearing the approval of the secretary of the society.

History: L. 1907, ch. 168, § 2; Feb. 18; R.S. 1923, 64-107.