Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-14

'iseu otAtutes feiatihg 10 moose, ueef, cafi'
bou and other wild game, came back from,
the Senate, the Senate insisting and asking
that Committee of Conference be joined.
Mr.. GifIrd of Auburn moved to recede
and that q Committee of Conference be
Joined.
The motion was lost.
Mr.. Doe of Cornville moved TO reconsider
the vote whereby the House indefinitely
postponed the Temperance Bill in concur
renee with the Senate.
40 voting in the affirmative and a in the
negative it WAS not vote.
| On motion of Mr.. Psttangall, ordered,
that in token of our appreciation of the faith
full services of mail carrier, James +. Wade
and Walter |. Neal during this session, the
mail pouches of the House be presented to
them.
| On motion of Mr.. Talbot of East Machias,
the House took recess of half an hour.
REcEss.
After Recess.
PASSED TO BE ENGRossEp.
| Bill an act prohibiting Savings Banks
Mortgage, Loan and Trust Companies act
ing as executor or guardian which was passed
10 be engrossed in the House as amended.
came back from the Senate further amended
by Senate amendment "a" which was
adopted and the bill as amended passed to be
engrossed in concurrence.
Resolve on the Pay Roll of the Senate
In concurrence
Resolve authorizing a temporary loan for
1859. In concurrence.
Resol.e authorizing temporary loan for
1890. In concurrence.
Resolve providing for the purchase of the
proceedings of the Centennial of the Consti-
tuition of the United States. In concur
renee
Bill an act amendatory of sec. ll3, chap.
81, K, s., and al iitional to said chapter re-
lating to Railroad Commissioners. In CON
currence.
Resolve on the Pay Roll of the House wa.
read twice and passed TO be engrossed under
suspension of rules.
COMMITTEE REPORT.
Report )f the Committee on Conference
on bill an act amendatory of sec. ll3, chap.
81. II s, and additional to said chapter
relating to Railroad Commissioners, re-
porting ought to pass on bill in new draft
under same title came from the Senate
report read and accepted bill read twice and
passed to be engrossed under suspension of
the rules. The report was read and ac-
cepted in concurrence, rules suspended, bill
read three times and passed to be engrossed
as amended in concurrence.
| Report of the Committee of Conference
on the bill an act to amend chap. 1893 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1887, relating
to the Pennington Water Company, reported
that the committee were unable to agree,
came from the Senate read and accepted and
was read and accepted in concurrence.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
Bill an act relating to the holding of the
annual meeting of the Alumni Association of
Bates College.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve authorizing temporary loan for
1889.
Resolve authorizing a temporary loan for
| 1890.
Resolve providing for the payment of the
contingent expenses of the Legislature.
Mr. Poor of Sebago moved to reconsider the
motion whereby it was voted to give pas
sage TO bill an act referring to the release of
attachment of personal property.
| Mr. Sprsgue opposed the motion.
| After some discussion Mr.. Poor withdrew
his motion.
| PRESENTATION OF GOVERNOR KAvANAGHs
|
PICTURE.
A large portrait of Edward Kavanagh, late
Governor of Maine, was brought in and
placed in a conspicuous position before the
| House.
Mr.. Dickey of Fort Kent said The pic
ture of eI Governor kavanagh has been
brough. in here to be presented to the State,
an! being perhaps the only member of the
House who was personally acquainted with
him, sat with him here in the House, the
bishop has requested me to make the pre-
sentation speech.
Hon. Edward kavanagh was born in New
castle, April 81, 1875, and died Jan, 2l,
1874 He was educated at Georgetown. hut
finally graduated at Montreal in 1920, studied
law and was admitted to the bar a1l went
into the practice of his profession at Damar
iscotta. He was elected as representative
from there in 1926 and 1928 and was elected
to Congress and Represented his distrc; in
1880 aud 1882, was elected Senator in 1912
again in 1913 and was elected President OF
that honorable body, and became Governor
of the State by the election of Gov. Fairfield
as United States Senator. He vas also ap-
pointed and served one of the comm ssion
on the Northeast Boundary, and By Presi-
dent Van Buren was appointed Minister To
Portugal. which office he held until lst2
The Hon. Edwards father was ship builder
and owned largely IN the snip my father
went down in, in 1919. Edward was fifteen
years my senior, yet we were very close
friends. No man ever lived purer life
save that man, Christ Jesus, the Saviour OF
the world.
| tThi. picture of Edward Kavansgh wa.
presented TO the State by James Augustine
| Rt.bap af
On motion of Mr.. Looney Of Portland il
was voted TO accept the picture in behalf Of
the State.
On motion of Mr.. O'Bren Of Thomastor
the speech Of Mr.. Dickey vas ordered
placed on the record of the House.
! The farewell speeches of the session were
then made, full teIt of which will bt
found in another column.
On motion of Mr. Moore Of Deering,i it va.
voted that when the House adjourn il be Il
meet at two o'clock, p. NJ.
On motion Of Mr. Carson of Mt. Vernon
Adjourned until two O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
Mr. Robie of Gorham, presented the fol
loving resolution which Was given = unsni
nous passage
Resolved, That we appreciate the eficien
and faithful services of the official reporter
of the House, and extend to them our heart
felt thanks.
FINAL REPORT.
The Joint Standing Committee on Judicisr,
submitted their final report. This repor
came from the Senate read and accepted anC
was read and accepted in concurrence.
Recess.
At 1923 o'clock short recess was takei
while the members repaired to the Governor
room, and presented his exceilency with
crayon portrait Of himself.
The following order came from the Senat.
read and passed and was read and passed il
Concurrence
Ordered. That Commistes Of three Of
= the part Of the Senate with such as the Hous
may Join be appointed to wait on the Cover
nor and inform him that both branches O
the legislature, having acted on all matter
: before them. are now ready to receive an
communication ne may be pleased TO uHAke.
n The foilosisg members of the Committs
o were joined on the part of the House
d Mesrs. Wisweil Of Ellsworth, Hinckiey O
Bluehili, Green Of Portland, Clifford {