Pennsylvania Statutes Title 46 P.S. Legislature and Statutes § 85. Number and distribution of copies; binding; distribution of bound copies; preparation of unbound numbers for filing and mailing

Six thousand five hundred and fifty copies of each number (except the appendix and index) of the Legislative Journal shall be printed and delivered by the printer thereof as follows: two hundred and seventy-five copies of each number to the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate; five hundred copies of each number to the sergeant-at-arms of the House of Representatives; one thousand seven hundred and fifty copies to the superintendent of the folding room of the Senate; three thousand six hundred copies of each number to the superintendent of the folding room of the House of Representatives; twenty-five copies of each number to the Legislative Reference Bureau; and four hundred copies of each number shall be retained by the printer of the Legislative Journal, and be bound by him, together with a like number of copies of the appendix and index, as herein provided; the same to be bound in half sheep, or as the Superintendent of Public Printing and Binding  1 shall deem most expedient, and be delivered by the Legislative Journal printer to the Division of Distribution of Documents,  1 and to be distributed as follows: five copies shall be labeled “Property of the Senate,” five copies shall be labeled “Property of the House of Representatives,” and shall be for the use of those respective branches of the General Assembly. Each Senator and officer of the Senate, and each Member and officer of the House of Representatives, may requisition one copy; the State Librarian, one hundred copies; the Legislative Reference Bureau, five copies; the Senate library, five copies; and the Chief of the Division of Distribution of Documents shall deliver one copy to each of the official reporters, expert typewriters, and Legislative Journal clerks of the Senate and House of Representatives, respectively, unless otherwise directed by the said chief official reporters. All unbound numbers of the Legislative Journals delivered to the Senate, House of Representatives, and Legislative Reference Bureau shall be folded, wirestitched, trimmed, and eyeletted ready for filing and mailing.