Committee bill registers, ca.1890-1955.

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Committee bill registers, ca.1890-1955.

This series consists of the docket books of bills referred to legislative committee review. Each committee had one book for each legislative session. These books record the title of this bill and in one or two words describe the committee's action, if any. The same information is recorded in the journals of the House and Senate. These books are not minute books.

ca.100 cubic ft.

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