Michigan official directory and legislative manual for the years .. . s, etc. 52. Motion to strike out enacting clause has precedence, etc. 53. Notice as to reconsideration, duty of clerk as to. 54. Title of, what to contain. 55. After consideration by committee of the whole, amendments by house. 56. Amending when not considered in committee of the whole. 57. Preamble, how considered for amendment or passage. CHAPTER IX. MISCELLANEOUS. Rule 58. Admissions within the bar. 59. Certain resolutions to lay over one day. 60. Yeas and nays to be entered in journal on demand of ten members. 61. Newspa
Michigan official directory and legislative manual for the years .. . s, etc. 52. Motion to strike out enacting clause has precedence, etc. 53. Notice as to reconsideration, duty of clerk as to. 54. Title of, what to contain. 55. After consideration by committee of the whole, amendments by house. 56. Amending when not considered in committee of the whole. 57. Preamble, how considered for amendment or passage. CHAPTER IX. MISCELLANEOUS. Rule 58. Admissions within the bar. 59. Certain resolutions to lay over one day. 60. Yeas and nays to be entered in journal on demand of ten members. 61. Newspaper reading prohibited during sessions. 62. Cushings manual adopted where not inconsistent, etc. 63. Two-thirds of the members elect may alter or amend rules; suspen-sion of. 64. A majority may reconsider a question requiring two-thirds to adopt. 65. Objection to reading of paper decided by vote. 66. Reading in full required in order to be printed in journal. 67. Appeals, form of question and of taking vote. 68. Laying appeal on table not to carry question with HOUSE RULES. 97 miscellaneous.—Concluded. Rule 69. Special orders not reached to come up as unfinished business next day. 70. Notice to he given member introducing before adverse reports shall be made on bill, etc. 71. Bills appropriating money to be referred to committee on ways and means. 72. Within the bar of the house, how construed. HOUSE RULES. CHAPTER I. THE SPEAKER. Rule 1. The speaker shall take the chair each day at the hour to which thehouse shall have adjourned. He shall call the house to order, and, except inabsence of a quorum, shall proceed to business in the manner prescribed bythese rules. Rule 2. He shall preserve order and decorum; may speak to points of orderin preference to other members, rising from his seat for that purpose; andshall decide questions of order, subject to an appeal to the house, on whichappeal no member shall speak more than once, except by leave of the house. Rule 3. He shal
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