Accounts of state printer, 1843-1894.

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Accounts of state printer, 1843-1894.

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These are accounts of work done by the state printer for the legislature. The printer was appointed by the Legislature and was paid by the State Treasurer on warrant of the Comptroller. The Revised Statutes of 1801 (Ch. 190) provided for the publishing of the laws of the state. The law appointed two printers to print all laws presently in force and all which would be passed by the present session.

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