THE SECRETARY OF STATE
communicates a condensed report on the executive business transacted through his office and a register of persons holding offices under the Constitution of the State. The expenditures for public printing and stationery during the two years ending June 30, 1879, and the specifications, contract and bond for the ensuing two years are fully shown. Printing lithographing and binding cost $30,113.86: stationary, $4,518.33. The existing contract is regarded as favorable to the State.
But two-thirds of the appropriation for the fiscal year 1879 was expended.
The Attorney General reported the fines assessed ($36,733) and forfeitures entered ($18.277) during the year in the several Counties; in all, $55,010.
The transactions of the
