send to the Printer of the House such as are to be printed,
and to the appropriate Committee Such as are referred with-
out printing. He shall convey all messages from the House to
the Senate, preceded by the sergeant-at-arms.

He shall receive all messages from the Senate, when pre-
sented by that body.

He shall every morning arrange, agreeably to seniority, all
resolutions which have been once read and entitled to a second
reading, and all bills which have been twice read and are
entitled to a third reading, and place them on the Speaker's
desk.
THE JOURNAL CLERK

Shall beep the minutes of proceedings in the House, and shall
make out, subject to the control of the Speaker, the Journal
of said proceedings, in readiness for the same to be read at the
next meeting of the House.

THE READING CLERK:

Shall call the roll each day at the opening of the House, read
all bills, resolutions and other matter when handed him by
the Speaker.
THE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS

Shall attend the House during its sitting, to aid in the enforce-
ment of order, under the direction of the Speaker; to execute
the commands of the House from time to time, together with
all such process, issued by authority thereof, as shall be
directed by the Speaker.

The symbol of his office (the Mace) shall be borne by him
when in the execution of his office.

THE COMMITTEE CLERKS.

Shall copy all manuscripts handed them by any member of the
House, in such manner as he shall direct, and return the orig-
inal copy to him when completed.

THE PAGES

Shall, each morning, lay upon the desks of the several members
a copy of the printed Journal, and all other printed matter
ordered by the House.

Shall wait upon the members in any matter directly con-
nected with the House.