SHORT_SUMMAR: Assigns custody of state-owned property records to the Secretary of State.
Amends the duties of the Secretary of State to include custody of all records, judgments, deeds, maps, and abstracts of title for land or buildings owned by the state for governmental purposes, excluding rights-of-way for state or federal roads. The Secretary of State must record all deeds in a separate book, maintain originals and books, and create indexes by county and state department.
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