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Journal Clerk—1 dozen large tubes of paste, 6 rubber
stamps, 3 small scratch pads (plain), 3 small scratch pads
(ruled), 1 loose-leaf minute book, 1 dozen ruled pads, 1
calendar pad, 1 pencil sharpener, 1 511 I-P Book, 4 fillers, 4
sets gummed strips, 1 pint bottle F. P. ink.

Committee on Corporations—1, 000 letterheads, 1, 000 en-
velopes, 1 pencil sharpener, 1 eyelet machine, 1 paper fastener.

City Senators—1 eyelet machine, 1 paper fastener, 1 pencil
sharpener, 500 letterheads, 500 envelopes, 1 book House Bills,
1 book Senate Bills.

Committee on Elections—500 letterheads, 500 envelopes, 1
book House Bills, 1 book Senate Bills.

Committee on Temperance—1 eyelet machine, 1 paper fas-
tener, 1 pencil sharpener, 500 letterheads, 500 envelopes.

Secretary of Senate—5, 000 Bill backings, 1 rubber stamp,
1 bottle red stamp-pad ink.

Committee on Sanitary Condition of State—500 letterheads,
500 envelopes.

Committee on Education—1 eyelet machine, 1 paper fas-
tener, 1 pencil sharpener.

Committee on Agriculture and Labor—1 eyelet machine, 1
paper fastener, 1 pencil sharpener, 500 letterheads, 500 en-
velopes.

Committee on Pensions—500 letterheads, 500 envelopes, 1
eyelet machine, 1 paper fastener, 1 pencil sharpener.

[Which was read and referred to the Committee on Fi-
nance. ']

By Mr. Holmead: Ordered, That Messrs. King Brothers,
State Printers, be paid the following:

For printing preparation of bills, resolutions, orders and mes-
sages between the two Houses of the General Assembly and
marginal references in rules.................................. $15. 00

2000 roll calls................................................... 12. 50

100 transmission blanks....................................... 2. 50

300 certificates............................................... 3. 25

2 rubber stamps............................................ 75

$34. 00

[ Which was read and referred to the Committee on Fi-
nance. ']

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