33. The indorsement on a printed bill must always fall on an even page. In House bills 4 lines of text may be worked in with the indorsement, and in Senate bills 7 lines.
Special Instructions for Enrolled Bills.
34. Set in quarto measure, paragraphs indented 2 ems.
35. Lead with 3-to-pica leads. When center heads occur use a full pica slug above and below.
36. Set entirely in roman type, except the enacting clause and “Provided,” which go in italic.
37. Avoid divisions of words and space evenly. Two-letter divisions must not be made.
38. In enrolled bills of the Senate place the bill number (using the form “S. 146”) in pica antique, at the upper left-hand corner. In enrolled bills of the House the number goes at the upper right-hand corner, using the form “H. R. No. 4864.”
39. In enrolled bills of the Senate use a parallel dash above and below title; in those of the House use the parallel dash above only, with two full slugs below.