...committee on engrossed bills to whom the SATURDAY, JUNE .03, l(GZ. 71 bills, resolutions and addresses signed by the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, have been delivered, reported that they had submitted the same, being sixty-five in nil, to his Excellency...

...except those who shall be first elected, who shall go out of office according to a ballot to be drawn by the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, and reported to the Legislature, in the following order, viz : The three Regents whoso names are first...

...those who • shall be first elected, who shall go out of office according to a bal. lot, to be drawn by the Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate, and reported to the Legislature in the following order, viz: The three Regents, whose names are first drawn,...

...evidence of the action of the house, and by it the act must stand or fall." The bill was enrolled, signed by the speaker of the house and president of the senate, and approved by the governor. It was passed in 1857, had been on the statute book thirteen years, and under...

...relator also exhibited the certificate of his election as state printer on 1st of May as aforesaid, signed by the speaker of the house and president of the senate. Eugene Casserly, (the relator,) and James A. McD(ntgal,(the attorney general,) for the appellants....

...rejected by either house, 83, 625 to be passed by a majority of all elected to each house, 83, 527 to be signed by the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, 83,525 Bittman, John ; employed to translate and print the constitution in German, 973, 975 compensation...

...adjourned. TWO OrCLOCK, P. MSenate Files Nos. 130, 124,118, 103, 141, 112, 69, 82, 101 and 6ffr Having been signed by the Speaker of the House and President of the Senate, was placed in the hands of the enrolling committee, to be presented to the Governor. Mr. Warner Had...

...second section of the act in question not having been passed by either branch of the legislature or signed by the speaker of the House and president of the Senate and approved by the Governor, is consequently null and void. But it is insisted on behalf of the relator,...

...incidental expenses of the session, inclnding clocks lor house Legislature, and senate, to be andited by the speaker of the house and president of the senate, and paid on their certificates, the sum of five hundred dollars. LONGVIEW ASYLUM. For the Longview asylum,...

...suspension of the rules is required to read an unengrossed bill the third time.6 282. Enrolled bills must be signed by the Speaker of the House, and President of the Senate, during the sitting of their respective Houses.' 283. Until the bill be opened, no man may speak to...