1904.] OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES. 19

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 te printed and bound in paper; two hun-
dred copies of the Rules and Orders for the nse of
the House of Delegates; four hundred copies of the
Lists of Members of both Houses; two hundred copies
of lists of Senate Committees for the use of the Senate;
two hundred lists of the House Committees for the
use of the House of Delegates; fifteen hundred copies
of the Acts and Resolutions which may be passed by
the Senate and House of Delegates at the said session;
all the reports hereinbefore enumerated and the Rules
and Orders hereinbefore referred, to shall be printed
on fine white paper; and the copies of the Acts and
Resolutions shall also be printed on fine white paper,
with marginal notes, and bound in good law sheep;
which respective bids shall also include all other
matters not hereinbefore specified, at the prices
hereinafter enumerated, which may be ordered to be
printed by the General Assembly of either House
thereof, at said ensuing session, and which respec-
tive bids shall stipulate for doing the said work so
bid for in a good and workmanlike manner; and all
printing not enumerated shall be in .usual octavo or
bill folio pages, as the General Assembly, or either
house thereof, may expressly order, and shall be paid
for. whether plain or tabulated, at the price of one
dollar and fifty cents per page, octavo, per thousand,
long primer type, and two dollars and fifty cents per
page bill folio, for the first thousand copies printed of
either, and at the rate of thirty three per cent, less
for each additional thousand copies; but no printing
not hereinbefore enumerated shall be paid for unless
upon an order stating the cost of the same, and passed,
by a yea and nay vote of either the Senate or House.

The Governor's Message, the Report of the Comp-
troller of the Treasury, the State Treasurer's Report,
the Report of the Adjutant General, the State School
Report, the Report of the Insurance Commissioner,
the Report of the State Board of Health and the