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I certify that, in pursuance of the foregoing resolution, was duly summoned to attend before the committee of the Assembly, appointed in accordance therewith, and that he appeared and gave testimony in the matter embraced in the resolution. I further certify that this witness resides at in .... county, distance ... miles from the Capitol, and that the lawful allowance for his services, expenses and attendance, as fixed by the committee (pursuant to § 11, title V, chap. VII, part I, R. S., and § 5 of Laws of 1875), is as follows:

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Chairman.

LEGISLATIVE PRINTING.

(Extract from Chapter 682, Laws of 1892.)

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873. Printing Legislative Journals.-There shall be printed by such contractor, within forty-eight hours after the receipt of the copy from the Clerk of the Senate and Assembly, seven hundred and nineteen copies of the journal

of each House. As soon as they are printed, he shall deliver them in sheets folded, stitched and trimmed as follows: To the Superintendent of Documents of the Senate, eighty copies, to the Superintendent of Documents of the Assembly, one hundred and ninety copies; to the State officers, thirty copies; to the State Library, one copy; and the remaining copies gathered and collected in the order of their numbers in volumes of not less than one thousand pages and in every way ready for the binder with the indexes thereto, shall be delivered by him as soon as practicable after the close of the session to the Secretary of State.

$74. Printing Bills. There shall be printed by such contractor,* within twenty-four hours after the receipt of the copy, six hundred and forty copies of each bill, the printing of which shall be ordered by either House. As soon as they are printed, he shall deliver them as follows: To the Superintendent of Documents of the Senate, one hundred and fifty copies; to the Superintendent of Documents of the Assembly, four hundred and fifty copies; to the State officers, thirty copies; to the State Library, one copy; and the remaining copies gathered and collected in the order of their numbers and in every way ready for the binder, with the indexes thereto, shall be delivered by him as soon as pos

sible after the close of the session to the Secretary of State.

§ 75. Printing Messages and Reports.—There shall be printed by such contractor,* before the first day of February in each year, seven hundred and nineteen copies of the messages from the Governor, reports of standing or select committees (which shall not include testimony taken by such a committee, when printed for the use of the committee by the order of either House), and reports and communications made in pursuance of law, when ordered by the House to which such message, report or communication shall be made. As soon as they are printed he shall deliver them in sheets folded, stitched and trimmed as follows: To the Superintendent of Documents of the Senate, eighty copies; to the Superintendent of Documents of the Assembly, one hundred and ninety copies; to the State officers, thirty copies; to the State Library, one copy; and the remaining copies gathered and collected in the order of their numbers and in volumes of not less than one thousand pages, and in every way ready for the binder, with the indexes thereto, shall be delivered by him as soon as possible after the close of each session, to the Secretary of State.

877. Printing extra Copies of Legislative DocSuch contractor, shall print any

uments.

*The Public Printer.

extra number of copies of bills, journals, messages, reports and other documents named in this article, whenever ordered by law, and for such extra work, for the bills of the two Houses, the price shall be named in the contract for each one hundred copies of a signature of four pages, including the paper, press-work, pressing, folding, collating, stitching and trimming, and for the Journals and Documents, the price shall be named in the contract for each one hundred copies of a signature of eight pages, including the paper, press-work, pressing, folding, collecting, stitching and trimming. Unless otherwise directed by law, such contractor shall deliver one-third of such extra number to the Senate and two-thirds to the Assembly. Any extra copies of messages, reports or Documents, ordered in pursuance of this section, shall be bound by such contractor in paper covers in the usual manner, unless otherwise ordered by law.