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... copies thereof placed upon the files of the president , senators and reporters , within three days after approval by the Senate . Rule 9. He shall also furnish each senator daily with a printed list of the general orders , which shall ...
... copies thereof placed upon the files of the president , senators and reporters , within three days after approval by the Senate . Rule 9. He shall also furnish each senator daily with a printed list of the general orders , which shall ...
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... copies of all original bills reported by committees of either House ; and 800 copies of all messages from the Governor ( except messages certifying his approval of bills ) , all reports of standing or select com- mittees , and all ...
... copies of all original bills reported by committees of either House ; and 800 copies of all messages from the Governor ( except messages certifying his approval of bills ) , all reports of standing or select com- mittees , and all ...
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... copies . 250 copies . 28 copies . 1 copy . 10 copies . There shall be printed three hundred and ten messages and docu- ments , and distributed as follows : To the Senate ... To the Assembly To State Officers . 80 copies . 190 copies . 30 ...
... copies . 250 copies . 28 copies . 1 copy . 10 copies . There shall be printed three hundred and ten messages and docu- ments , and distributed as follows : To the Senate ... To the Assembly To State Officers . 80 copies . 190 copies . 30 ...
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New York (State). Legislature. Senate. and fifty - five copies of the same for the Regents of the University , for the purpose of literary exchanges . The clerk of each House shall forthwith , after the Journal thereof of each day is ...
New York (State). Legislature. Senate. and fifty - five copies of the same for the Regents of the University , for the purpose of literary exchanges . The clerk of each House shall forthwith , after the Journal thereof of each day is ...
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... copies of the alphabet , etc. , the parents or friends may be led to begin the work of instructing the blind as early as that of seeing children is commenced ; and that the children may thus become interested in learning , desirous to ...
... copies of the alphabet , etc. , the parents or friends may be led to begin the work of instructing the blind as early as that of seeing children is commenced ; and that the children may thus become interested in learning , desirous to ...
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| Title | Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Senate |
| Publisher | E. Croswell, 1873 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
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