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INDEBTEDNESS OF STATE 329
INDEMNITY LAND FUND 337
INDEPENDENCE, declaration of 1-2
INDIANS, when qualified electors, sec 1, art. 3, state con 15 INDIAN RESERVATIONS, size, location and population of. in various states, etc. 399-400
INDICTMENT, how to conclude, sec. 17, art. 7, state con .... 21 INFAMOUS CRIMES to preclude right of suffrage, sec. 6, art. 3, state con 15 to preclude right to hold office, sec. 3, art. 13, state con. 24
for girls 498 views of. after 128 INQUIRY or accusation, common fame a ground for. 44 INSANE, state hospital for 485 northern hospital for 486
persons disqualified from voting, sec. 2, art. 3, state con. . 15 amounts received by counties for care of chronic, 1891-1892. 483 weekly cost of care of, 1881-1800 483-484 movement of .. 453-484 average population and cost 448 statistics of, under treatment 431-486
effect of vote to ...
61
INSPECTORS of illuminating oils, state su- pervisor of 569
and districts
525
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
562
list of, since office created.
135
te on, 1812.
304-306
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, organization of 562 INTERNAL improvements, not to contract debt for, section 10, art. 8, state con .. 22
state to sell lands granted in aid of
(Resolution).
29
INTERNAL REVENUE (U. S.) districts in
Wisconsin .
406
INVESTIGATION, process and forms.
..
83-84
INVESTMENT Of trust funds
332-337
J.
JEFFERSON'S MANUAL
35-73
senate rule 53.
92
assembly rule 96
101
joini rule 26 .. 104
JOINT COMMITTEES, senate and assembly, 1893. . .609 JOINT CONVENTION, proceedings in, joint rule 24. 104 who to preside over, joint rule 21 .. 104
who to act as clerk, joint rule 24.
104
43
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JOURNAL OF LEGISLATURE, to be pub-
iished, section 10, art. 4, state con. 16 shall be kept by each house .. 69
of each house to be published.
shall show every vote. 69
to contain a brief statement of every petition, paper, etc., presented. .. titles of bills and parts affected by amendments to be inserted in. what question to be entered on 69
69
69
a record in law .. 69
subject to examination. 69 directions as to making up. 69 department of U. S .. 524 either house may notice and inspect, of the other JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, judicial powers 69 vested in, term of office, sec 15, art. how it may be amended. 69 1, state con 14 JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT, Wis- consin. . 134-506 vote on. . 308
JUDGES, election, term of office, etc., sec. 7, art. 7, state con ... 19
may be removed, sec. 13, art. 7, state con 20
when governor may appoint, sec. 9 art. 7, state con .. 20
shall hold their office during good be- havior, sec. 1, art. 3, U. S. con.
compensation of, sec. 1, art. 3, U. S. con 7
United States supreme 503-504
with term of service, etc. 503 circuit .. 503
circuit court of appeals 503 of court of claims 503 district 505 for Wisconsin 505 reporters of circuit courts .. 516 supreme, of Wisconsin. 506 territorial 115
circuit of Wisconsin 507-516
540
JUDICIAL VOTE, associate justice, 1890 308-309 circuit judges, 1st, 3d, 7th, 8th, 9th and 14th circuits 310-313
JUDICIAL CIRCUITS, division of, sec. 5, art. 7, state con. ... 19
limits may be altered, sec. 6, art. 7, state con
19
judge to be chosen from each, sec. 7, art. 7, state con ...
19
when judge may hold court in other, sec. 11, art. 7, state con. 20
United States.
503
Wisconsin, with terms. 507-516
JUDICIAL OFFICERS, in relation to im- peachment of, sec. 1, art. 7, state con.
19
JUDICIAL POWER, where vested, sec. 2, art. 7, state con .. 19
legislature may vest, in certain persons, sec. 23, art. 7, state con 21
.. vested in supreme courts and courts in- ferior, sec. 1, art. 3, U. S. con ... 7 7 .. of the judiciary, sec. 2. art. 3, U S. con restrictions as to suits against a state, 10
11th amendment to U. S. con ... .. JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS, of each state are entitled to faith and credit in every state, sec. 1, art. 4, U. S. con.
JUDICIARY, U. S supreme court. 503-505
circuit courte. 503
circuit court of appeals 503
court of claims. 503
district courts .. 469-171 in Wisconsin 505
506 Wisconsin supreme court circuit courts .507-516
JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS, inferior to supreme court, may be created, sec. 8, art. 1. U. S. con .. 5
JURY, right of trial by, and how waived. see, 5, art. 1, state con 13
when may determine laws and facts, sec. 3, art. 1, state con .. 13
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JURY TRIAL, secured and shall be held in the state where the crime shall have been committed. sec. 2, art. 3. U. S. con. 7 further regulated, 6th amendment to U. S. con ... 9
secured in suits at common law where the value in controversy shall ex- ceed twenty dollars, 7th amend- ment to U. S. con ... 9 JUSTICE, how it shall be obtained, sec 9, art 1, state con 13
L.
LABOR PARTY, UNION. platforms .. .420-425 central committee 423 LABOR STATISTICS, bureau of .... 518 LAND, tenure of, etc., sec. 14, art.1, state con. 14 title in territory to vest in state, sec, 2, art. 9, state con .. 22 no change of title, sec. 1, art. 14, state con 24 granted to state, how disposed of (res- olutions). 29
Indian reservations. .399-400 in state. 392
LANDS, school and university, how pro- ceeds used, sec. 2, art. 10, state con 22 LARCENY, persons guilty of, disfran- chised, sec. 6, art. 3, state con ... 15 LARGEST SUM, question first put 56 LAW, what is declared supreme, sec. 1, art. 6, U. S. con .. 8 common, recognized and established, 7th amendment to U. S. con. 9 common, now in force, to continue, sec. 13, art. 14, state con 28 department of state government, or- ganization of. 562
of university 467
LAWS, president to see them faithfully executed, sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con ... 7 how passed, art. 4, state con 15 ex post , acto, not to be passed, sec. 3, art. 4, state con ... 14
style of, sec. 17, art. 4, state con
16
not to be enacted, except by bill, sec. 17, art. 4, state con 16 local, not to embrace but one subject, sec. 18, art. 4, state con 16 not in force, till publi hed, sec. 21, art. 7, state con. 21
what to be passed by yeas and nays, s c. 8, art. 8, state con. 21 of territory, when to expire, sec. 2, art. 14, state con. 24
LEASES, of agricultural lands, time lim- ited, sec. 14, art. 1, state con 14
LEGAL HOLIDAYS, in state 403
LEGATIONS, of U. S. abroad 532 consuls, agents, etc. 533-538
LEGISLATIVE officers (see "Legislature") powers, where vested, see. 1, art. 4, state con. 15
powers vested in congress (see "Con- press") .. 5-6
sessions, territorial sessions, length of, una number of memb. r's .. 180
7
county, and salary
675
GENERAL INDEX.
LEGISLATIVE session-Continued. Page.
length of, and number of members since 1848. 186-187 vote by senate and assembly districts, with pluralities 1888-1890, with pop- .317-326 ulation 1883.
LEGISLATURE, when to meet and organ- ize .. 74 the number of members, sec. 2, art. 4, state con .. 15
powers and duties of, art. 4, state con .. 15 16 who eligible to, sec. 6, art. 4, state con each house of, to be judge, sec. ? , art. 4, state con. 16
to determine rules, sec. 8, art. 4, state con. 16 to choose officers, sec. 9, art. 4, state con. 16
to publish journal, sec. 10, art. 4, state con .. 16
where and how often to meet, amend- ment to sec. 5, art. 4, state con. ... 16-31 members of, not to be appointed to civil offices, sec. 12, art. 4, state con .. 16
who ineligible to, sec. 13, art. 4, state con .. 16
how members of. to vote in elections, sec. 30, art. 4, state con .... 17 when may borrow money, sec. 7, art. 8, state con 21
to elcet chief clerk and sergeant-at- 24 arms, sec. 6, art. 13, state con. ... when may declare offices vacated, sec. 10, art. 13, state con .. 24
to meet biennially, sec. 11, art. 4, state con. 31
list of members of, territorial .120-128 state from 1848 to 1889, inclusive .. 129-130 same 1891 .601-603 speakers of. 182
clerks of assembly 183 se ate .. 183
employes, 1893. 610 assembly, 1893 612
sergeant-at-arms of assembly 184 senate. 612 vote on, 1892, with pluralities. 317-396 biographical sketches of, 1893 622
LIBEL, truth may be given in evidence, sec. 3, art. 1, state con .. 13
jury may determine law and fact, sec. 3, art. 1. state con 13
LIBERTY OF SPEECH and press, relating to, sec. 3, art. 1, state con.
13
LIBRARY, state (law). 566 LIBRARIES, list of public, in the state. 444 LIE ON THE TABLE, call up at any time matters that .. 55
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, how and when elected and term of office, sec. 3, art. 5, state con 17
when to act as governor, sec. 7, art. 5, state con 18 18
to be president of senate.
have only casting vote, sec. 8, art. 5, state con 18
compensation, sec. 9, art. 5, state con .. 18 first elected, how long to hold, sec. 14, art. 14. state con. 28 vote on, 1892. 300-301 biographical sketch of. 620 LIAUTENANT-GOVERNORS, list of .. 131 LIGHT HORS : SQUADRON 581 view of armory after 193
LIST, of newspapers in Wisconsin. .351-361 of postoffices in Wisconsin .. 362-385 of 1st, 2d and 3d class with salar- ies ... 381
of public libraries in state. 444 of officers of territory and state ... 119-134
of land offices by states and territories. 131
LIST-Continued. Page.
of officers in departments of U. S. gov- ernment .. 517
of presidents of the United States since 1789 191
of vice presidents.
192
of presidents pro tem. U. S. senate .... 193
of speakers of House of Representa- tives. 194
of members of territorial legisla- tures. 120-128 state legislatures. 129-181
of governors of various states and
territories
542-559
of members of 53d congress 526
of U. S judiciary. 503-505
of U. S. diplomatic and consular service 532-538
of state circuit judges by circuits (with terms of court) 507
of agricultural societies in state, with officers and state aid received in 1392 584 of officers and employes of state government .. 560
of senate and assembly
612-613
statistical, of senators for 1893. 599-600
of senate officers and employes for 1893 613
of assemblymen for 1893. 613
of assembly officers and employes for 1893. 613
LIVE STOCK, number of horses, etc., in state by counties, with value ...... LOANS, authority to make, sec. 8, art. 1, 439 U. S. coll. 5 LOBBY, disturbance in, senate rule 6 .. ..
37 assembly rule 6 .. 93
LOCAL and special legislation, prohibited in certain cases, amendment to sec. 31, art. 4, state con 32 LONGEST TIME, question first put. 56 LOTTERIES, legislature shall not author- ize, sec. 24, art. 4, state con 17
M
MAJORITY, decides on general questions .. 64 of each house of the legislature to con- stitute a quorum, sec. 7, art 4, state con .. 16 to propose amendments to the consti- tution and call conventions to revise same, sec. 1, art. 12, state con ...... 23
MANITOWOC AND CALUMET SWAMP LAND FUND. . 337
MAPS, of congressional, senate and as- sembly districts and judicial cir- cuits, with population. back MARINERS, in service of United States not to be deemed residents of the state, sec. 5, art. 3, state con .. 15 MASTER IN CHANCERY, office of, abolished, sec. 19, art. 7, state con ... 21 MARQUE AND REPRISAL, letters of, sec. 8, art 1. U. S. con ... 5 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, list of from state. 526
who ineligible, sec. 13, art. 4, state con. 16 vote on, in the state, 1892, by counties, towns, cities, etc 262-268 list of members of the U S. 526 basis of apportionment, 1891 541
MEMBERS and officers of one house not amenable to the other. 47 must vote when the question is put .... 64 not to vote unless present when the question is put .. 61
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MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE (see Absence), list of since 1848 135-181 compensation of. 76 order, post-offices, in state 374 mileage rates of commission or fees for. .... 384-385 MORNING HOUR, assembly rule 34 96 MOTION, not to be put or debated until Seco lded. 49
term of, sec. 11, art. 4, state con. 31
sec. 14, art. 14, state con. 28
oath of, sec. 15, art. 14, state con. (sec. 28, art 4) 19-29
number of, sec. 2, art. 4, state con. ..
15
how and when chosen, sec. 4, art. 4, state con. 16
who eligible as, sec. 6, art. 4, state con ..
not to be elected or appointed io cer- tain civil offices, sec. 12, art. 4, state con.
16
MOTIONS, how stated. senate rule 23. 90
who ineligible as, sec. 13, art. 4, state assembly rule 57. 98 Coll . 16 to be reduced to writing, senate rule 24 90
when seat to be vacated, sec. 13, art. 4, state con .. 16
when and how withdrawn, senate rule 25
90
not liable for words spoken in debate, precedence of, senate rule 26. 90 sec. 16, art. 4, state con. 16 assembly rule 52. 98
compensation of, amendment to sec. 21, art. 4, state cor. :
17 16
when to vote viva voce, sec. 30, art. 4, state con. 17
MEMORIAL (See "Petition ").
MESSAGES, how and by whom announced, joint rule 1. 102
how and by whom communicated to the chair, joint rule 1 ... 102
MUNICIPAL and inferier courts may be es- tablished, sec. 2, art. 8, state con ... jurisdiction to be limited, sec. 2, art. 7, ceremony when sent to the senate, joint rule 2 103 state con 19 judges to be elected, etc., sec. 2, art. 7, to be sent to the chief clerk, or as- sistant, in each hous , joint rile 3 .. 102 cannot be received in committee .... nature of. state con 19 MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS beyond five per 67 68 centum prohibited, amendment to sec. 3, art. 11, state con. 33 executive, to be made known to both houses at the same time. to be received.
68 67 67 67 68 76 16
N.
NATIONAL HOME for disabled soldiers .... 496 NATIONAL platforms of various political parties. .. 416-429 NATIVITY of inhabitants of state, 18.0.390-391 NATURALIZATION uniform rules of, sec. 1, art. 1, U S. con 5 NAVIGABLE WATERS, certain, to become highways, sec. 1, art 9, state con. 22 NAVY, congress to provide and govern, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con 5
NEWSPAPER PUBLICATIONS, defamatory breaen of privilege .. 38-39 NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS published in Wisconsin ... .351-361
6 NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, vote in by counties, towns, etc., 1892 .. . 287-289 9 summary of, with plurality and vote on governor, 1800 302
NOBILITY, titles of, shall not be granted by the United States, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con .. 5
nor by the states, sec. 10, art. 1, U. S. con 5
NON COMPOS persons disqualified from 15
voting, ser 2. art. 3, state con .. .. NORMAL SCHOOL FUND 331
income 334
NORMAL SCHOOLS
472-480
5 regents 472
history of.
472 -474
5 Platteville 476
17 5
to be called out, sec. 8, art 1, U. S. con. to be officered by the states, see. 8, art. 1, U. S. con 5
to be commanded by the president, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con
their right to keep and bear arms se- cured, second amendment to U. S. con ..
MILWAUKEE NORMAL SCHOOL 476
view of after 472
MINORITY, protected by adherence to rules . 37
MISSISSIPPI RIVER and the navigable waters leading into the same to be common highways and free. sec. 1, art. 9, state con. 22 MISTAKES (See " Errors ").
MONEY shall be drawn from the treasury only by appropriation laws, sec. 9, art. 1, U S. con
congress to coin and regulate value of, sec. 8, art. 1, :U. S. con.
MONEY-Continued. Page. state cannot make, sec. 10, art. 1, U. S.
con .. 5
to be put in writing if desired. 49 to be read for information .. 49
to adjourn, not in order when a mem- ber has the floor. 49 privileged, what shall be. 54
16 removed from before the house by ad- journment, etc. 60 See ("Question").
to adjourn, always in order, senate rule 27 90
to strike out enacting clause, assembly rule 53. 98 to be decided without debate, assembly rule 55 98 98
not to be renewed, assembly rule 53 .... MULES, number in state by counties 439
19
forms in receiving
errors in delivery may be corrected . bills not acted on, the subject of
MILEAGE of members of the legislature .. amendment to sec. 21, state con. . . MILES of rallroad in the state. 413
MILITARY roster of Wis. Nat. Guard.535-537 companies and officers 580
MILITIA, Wisconsin State (See " Wiscon-
.564-580
sin National Guard ")
strength of. 580
legislature to determine what persons shall constitute, sec. 29, art. 4, state con .... 17
may provide for organizing and dis- ciplining the same, sec. 29, art. 4, state con ..
mileage of, amendment to sec. 21, art. 4, state con .
677
GENERAL INDEX.
NORMAL SCHOOLS-Continued. Page.
Whitewater 477
Oshkosh 476
River Falls 417 Milwaukee .. 477
NORTHERN HOSPITAL FOR INSANE 486
O.
OATH, of the president, sec. 1, art. 2, U.S. con.
6
8 of public officers, sec. 1,art. 6, U.S.con. OATHS, of members and executive and judicial officers, sec. 28, art. 4, state con. 17
by whom administered, sec. 15, art. 14, state con ... 29
OATS, bushels grown in counties ...... 440-441 OFFICERS, of tlie House of Representa- tives shall be chosen by the House, scc. 2, art. 1, U. S. con .... 3
of the senate, shall be chosen by the senate, sec. 3, art 1 U S. con ..... civil, may beremoved by impeachment, sec. 4, art. 2, U. S. con.
3
elective, of legislature, sec. 6, art. 13, state con. 24
elected or appointed in counties, towns, etc., sec. 9. art 13, state con. 24
holding under the United States or Ter- ritory, to continue, sec. 5, art. 14, state con .. 25
county and town, under Territory, how long to hold, sec. 7, art. 14, state con
state, first elected. how long to hold of- fice, sec. 14, art. 14, state con
of either house, forms of nomination or election
of one house not amenable to the other
42 47
and employes of the assembly. 1893. 613 territorial 127 state. .131-134, 560-572
of United States Government.
467-513
of legations abroad
532
of consuls and consular agents .534-538 of agricultural societies. 584-585 county 584
OFFICES, who disqualified from holding, sec. 3. art. 13, state con ..
24
when legislature may declare vacant, and manner of filling, sec. 10, art. 13, state con 24
OFFICIAL VOTE (See ELECTION STATIS- TICS), for congressmen by counties, towns, cities, etc., 1802 .301-306 state officers, 1832 300-304 associate justice supreme court. 308 circuit judges. 310-313
for and against constitutional amend- mentto, sec. 4, art. 7 314 ONSLOW, Mr. his opinion of importance of rules. 37
ORDER, of one house requiring concur- rence of the other, sec. 7, art 1, U. S. con 4
of business, senate rule 13 89 assembly rule 33. 96 call to, effect of. senate rule 17 88
assembly rule 49 97
rule observed while presiding officer is speaking, senate rule 20 89
.. assembly rule 51 93
while member is speaking, senate rule 16. . 89
assembly rule 51 93
ORDER-Continued. Page.
when two members rise to spcak, sen- ate rule 18. 89 assembly rule 48 98 not to vote unless within the chamber, senate rule 19 . . 89
filling blanks, assembly rule 63 99 the vote, assembly rule 61. 94 reading papers and smoking prohibited, assembly rule 7. 93 violated by speaker by not putting question .. 40 "instances make" 45
respecting papers (See "Papers"). 45 in debate (See "Debate") .. 45-46 questions of, may be adjourned. 48 decision of speaker, on points of, may be controlled 48
a member may insist on the execution of a subsisting 48 committee of the Whole cannot punish breach of. 53 if points arise while question is putting, speaker to decide peremptorily 64 of business, propriety of 41 ... for the senate. 44 of the day, how and when to be called up 48 48
may be discharged at any time ...
cannot be moved while member is speaking .... 49 to take precedence of all questions .. 48 .. of the house determined with the ses- sioll. 48 question of, to supersede a question de- pending 57 and resolution, distinction between 49 special rules upon the subject of. .. 43-51 ORDERS AND RULES, senate. 87-92
assembly
93-101
joint.
102 104
ORGANIZATION of the legislature
74
OPPOSITION TO BILLS, proper
time to
make ..
.53-57
OSHKOSH NORMAL SCHOOL.
440
P.
PAPERS AND JOURNALS, not to be removed from the clerk's table 45
rules respecting their preservation.
45
reading of, how far they may be called for .. 54
referred, usually read by title. 54
to be left with conferees of the House according to conference. 67 PARDONS, president may grant, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con ... 6
governor may grant, sec. 6, art. 5, state con .. 17 PARLIAMENT, each house may adjourn independent of the other 69 PARTY PLATFORMS, national and state. 416-429 PATENTS to be granted to inventors, sec. 8. art. 1, U. S. con .. 5 PERCENTAGE of total votes cast for presi- dent in Wisconsin, 1848-1888. 307 PERSONAL PROPERTY, valuation of real and, 1800 .. 410-411
13 PERSONS. all entitled to a certain remedy in the law, sec. 9. art. 1, state con. held to service of labor, their importa- tion or immigration into United States may be prohibited after 1808, sec. 9, art. 1 , U. S con 5
52 28
and employes of senate, 1893.
612
view of . . . .
after
96
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escaping from one state to another, shall be delivered up to those en- titled to service, sec. 2, art. 4, U. S. con
PETITION, right of, 1st amendment to U. S. con
9
and remonstrance, distinction . 48
to be presented by a member, its form, etc. 48
to be subscribed or written by peti- tioner 48
must go to committee through the house
48 48 question as to receiving.
PETITIONS, to be endorsed, assembly rule 34. . 96
senate contents of, to be statcd,
rule 31.
90
PHARMACY, state board of 567
PIRACY, congress to prescribe punish- ment for, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con .. 5 PLATTEVILLE normal school. 479 view of. 488
PLATFORMS, national and state 416-449
republican. 419-424 state platform. 429
democratic
416-419
state democratic
419
prohibition ...
421-426
people's party
420 432
state.
423
PLURALITIES of votes on president, 1884- 1892, by states. 200
same on, and governor, counties.
towns, cities and precincts, in 1892 210-261
governor, 1892.
3 5
state officers.
300-304
congressmen, 1st district. 262
2d district 264
3rd district .. 268
4th district
272
5th district.
273
6th district
275
7th district 279 art. 2, U. S. con. 6
6
8th district
283
how elected, sec 1, art 2. U. S. con ..
9th district ..
287
how elected, 12th amendment to U. S.
10th district.
293
con.
10
legislature 317-325
POLITICAL YEAR, to begin, when, amend sec. 1, art. 3, state con. . 33
elections, when held, amend. sec. 1, art. 3, state con 33
POPULAR VOTE for
president, by
states .. 202-206 POPULATION, United States, 1840-1890, by states.
387
Wisconsin.
388
school, of state.
594
by counties, from 1836 to 1890. 388-389
by counties, 1890 .390 -- 391
towns, villages, cities, with presi- dential and gubernatorial vote (1892) ... 210-261 same, census, 1890 396
foreign, of state, census, 1890 597
of various foreign countries, with area and debt .. 407
of various state charitable institutions, with cost per capita .435-450
of various state charitable institutions, movement of. 484 foreign born, in Wisconsin. 597 POSTAGE. rates of. 383 POSTAL CARDS ... 383 POST OFFICE, regulations; etc. 383 money orders, rates of. 381 department of U. S. 522
POST OFFICES and post roads, establish- ment of, sec. 8, art. 1, U. S. con. .. 5
POST OFFICES -Continued. Page. in Wisconsin ... 362 first, second and third class in Wiscon- sin 381
7 POSTPONE. indefinitely, effect of a ques- tion to 55
beyond session, effect of. 55
440 POTATOES, bushels grown in counties .... POWERS. military, to be subordinate to civil, sec. 20, art 1. state con .. 14 not delegated to congress nor prohib- ited to the states are reserved, 10th amendment to U. S. con. 10 executive (See " President ").
judicial (See " Judicial ").
PREAMBLE, last considered 51 .
PRECEDENCE and priority of motion, dis- cussion. .. .54-57
PRECINCTS, number of election in state, 1890, by counties. . 306
PRE-EMPTION to settlers on canai lands 29 .
PRESENTS from foreign powers to public officers prohibited, sec. 9, art. 1, U. S. con 5 PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, lieutenant- 18 governor to be, sec. 8, art. 5, state con.
his compensation, sec. 9, art. 5, state con ..
18
duties of, senate rule 2 .. 87
to administer oath, senate rule 49. 92 to appoint committees, senate rule 3. . . 87 to sign warrants and subpoenas, senate rule 3. 87
to name president pro tem., senate rule 4. 87
provided by the constitution ..
42
inay appoint chairman 43 pro tem., to be chosen in the absence of the vice president. . 42
pro tem., at what time his office shall determine 42
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, Vested with the executive power, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con
6
6 who shall act in case of vacancy, sec. 1, art. 2, U. S. con 6 compensation of 6, 517
shall take an oath of office, sec. 1, art. 2. U. S. con 6. may be removed by impeachment, sec. 4, art. 2, U S. con .... 7 commander of army. navy and militia, sec. 2, art 2, U. S. con
may require the written opinions of the heads of departments, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con.
6
may reprieve and pardon, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. coll ..
6
may make treaties with consent of sen- ate, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con .... 6
may appoint to office with consent of senate, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con .... shall fill up vacancies happening during the recess of the senate, sec. 2, art. 2, U. S. con ..
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6 shall give information to congress and recommend measures, sec. 3, art. 2. U. S. con ..
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may convene both houses or either house. sec. 3, art. 2, U. S. con ..... may adjourn them in case of disagree- ment. sec. 3, art. 2. U. S. con 7 7
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