10 JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS [Jan. 6,

the Court of Appeals of Maryland, in the city of Annap-
olis, on or before Thursday, the 24th day of Sep-
tember, 1891, for the Printing of the General Assem-
bly of Maryland, at the ensuing session of 1892, of
the following, as prescribed in said Article 78 of said
Code of Public General Laws of Maryland:

"Four thousand copies of the Governor's message
in English; five hundred copies of the Governor's mes-
sage in German; three thousand copies of the reports
of the Comptroller of the Treasury; one thousand
copies of the reports of the State Treasurer; one thous-
and copies of the reports of the Adjutant General; two
thousand copies of the School reports; one thousand
copies of the reports of the Insurance Commissioner;
one thousand copies of the reports of the Commissioner
of the Land office; two thousand copies of the reports
of the State Board of Health; two thousand copies of
the reports of the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics and
Information, one thousand of which shall be distributed
by the printer to the labor organizations of the State; one
thousand copies of the reports of the State Fish Com-
missioners; and all the aforesaid shall be printed and
bound in paper; and the printer shall send to the
Librarian five hundred of each of the reports that are
usually bound, to be bound by the Librarian; fifteen
hundred copies of the daily journal of the Senate; fif-
teen hundred copies of the daily journal of the House
of Delegates, five hundred of each of which shall be
revised and corrected and printed in proper form for
binding and sent to the Librarian to be bound; two
hundred copies of each of the Senate bills; two hun-
dred copies of each of the House bills, two thousand
yeas and nays for the use of the House of Delegates;
two thousand yeas and nays for the use of the Senate;
two hundred copies of the rules and orders for the
use of the Senate, including parliamentary law and
usage and practice of the Senate, as now appended to
the present rules of the Senate; the above rules and
orders to be printed and bound in paper; two hundred
copies of the rules and orders, for the use of the House
of Delegates; four hundred copies of list of members
of both houses; two hundred lists of Senate com-
mittees for the use of the Senate; two hundred lists
of House committees for the use of the House of Dele-