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SECTION 29-1-12

§ 29-1-12 Appropriations for labor. –There shall be annually appropriated for labor in the state library, includingcleaning, shifting, and sorting books, such sums of money as the generalassembly shall deem necessary; and the state controller is hereby authorizedand directed to draw his or her orders upon the general treasurer for thepayment of all sums appropriated under authority of this section, or so muchthereof as may from time to time be required, upon his or her receipt of propervouchers approved by the state librarian and the secretary of state.

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SECTION 29-1-12

§ 29-1-12 Appropriations for labor. –There shall be annually appropriated for labor in the state library, includingcleaning, shifting, and sorting books, such sums of money as the generalassembly shall deem necessary; and the state controller is hereby authorizedand directed to draw his or her orders upon the general treasurer for thepayment of all sums appropriated under authority of this section, or so muchthereof as may from time to time be required, upon his or her receipt of propervouchers approved by the state librarian and the secretary of state.

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SECTION 29-1-12

§ 29-1-12 Appropriations for labor. –There shall be annually appropriated for labor in the state library, includingcleaning, shifting, and sorting books, such sums of money as the generalassembly shall deem necessary; and the state controller is hereby authorizedand directed to draw his or her orders upon the general treasurer for thepayment of all sums appropriated under authority of this section, or so muchthereof as may from time to time be required, upon his or her receipt of propervouchers approved by the state librarian and the secretary of state.