Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-04

STATE OF MAINE.
IL SENATE. Jan. 4. 1889.
The committee to which was referred tn
examination and enumerating of the Senat,
rial votes have attended to that duty and be
leave to submit the following report;
The following named persons have receive
a plurality of the votes east in their respec
i've Senatorial districts and are therefor
elected senators. namely
FIRST SENATORIAL DIsrRICr,
Lucius ii Kimball of Bidde ford
Robert W. Lord of KeDnebunk.
Charles II Frost Of Sanford,
SECOND SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
CUMBERLAND.
Edward Harding of Gorham.
Leander A. Poor of Sebago.
Charles F. Libby Of Portland.
Elias Dudley Freeman OF Yarmouth.
Third SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Eben Z. Rand of Greenwood.
James S Wright of Paris.
FouRru SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Benjamih J Hill of Auburn.
Frank f Sleeper of Greene.
Firth SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Edward l. Merrill Of Pennington.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Benjamin F Hlnckley of Georgetown.
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Herbert NJ. Heath of Augusta.
William I. Haines of Waterville.
EiGHTH SENAToRIAL DISTRICT.
Sylvester j. Walton of Skowhsgan.
Ninth senatorial DIsTnIcT.
Henry +. Dagge,t of Milo.
TENTH SENATORIAL DIsTRIcr.
Henry Lord of Bangor.
+. Marion Simpson Of Carmel.
Erastus c. Ryder of Springfield.
ELEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Addison Austin of Newcastle.
TWELFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Gershom F. Burgess of Camden.
Edmund Z. Walker of Vinalhaven.
THIRTEENTH SENAToRIAL DISTRICT.
W Aiuht VI Aiptiy'
Jonathan C. Nickels Of Searsport.
FOURTEENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
Charles c. Burrill of Ellsworth.
Henry W. Sargent of Sedgwick.
FIFTEENTH SENAroRIAL DISTRICT.
Henry Nash of Addison.
G.isha T. Hulbrook of Van &c boro.
SINTLENTH SENATORIAL DisTEICT.
George W. Collins of Brdgewater.
Joseph A. Clark of Caribou.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
Il. F HINcKLEY
q. W. COLLINS
j. c. NIcKLLs coun,;,,.
l.. A. Poor
+. | MERRILL
l.. II. Kendall
Read and accepted.
The following order was received from tn
House.
Ordered. the Senate concurring, that whe
this legislature adJonrns it shall adjourn i'll
"Wednesday, Jan. ., 1889, at | o'clock, A. NJ
Read and passed in concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Nickels of Waldo.
Ordered That committee of three o
the part of the Senate with such as tn
House may join. be appointed to wait upO
he Hon. Edwin c. Burleigh, and intOrr
him that he las been duly elected Governo
of the State Of Maine for the current politl
cal years of 1889 and 1880
Mesers. Nickels of Waldo, Hill of An
droscoggin, and Kendall of York were ar
pointed on the part OF the Senate.
Sent dowh for concurrence.
Mr.. Nickels, of the foregoing, subsequent
ly reported that the committee hal waite'
upon the Governor elect and informed hit
of his election, and he was pleased to repl
that he accepted the Office and would atten
upon the Legislative at such time as may b
assigned, for the purpose of taking and sui
scribing the oaths required by the Constii,
tion to qualify him for the discharge of h
official duties.
On motion of Mr.. Sleeper of Andro'
coggin,
Ordered, That the Secretary of the Sen
ate be request, TO make up the pay @
Llewellyn L. Miller, Senate page, fc
ten DAYS service and the usui
rate for all attendance and mileage.
On motion of Mr. Burrill of Hancock,
Ordered That the time for the receptio
VI ptttlpb- WIS pIlNhit hhi tp<Glh
legislation be limited to Monday, Januar
81, 1889 and that all petitions and bills pr.
sented after that date be referred to tn
next Legislature, and that the Clerk of tn
House suse this order to be published in h
Daily Kennebs Journal. Bangor Daily Viii
and Courier, Portland Daily Press, Easter
Argus. Lewiston Daily Journal, Portlsn
Evening Express Bangor numerical, Bat
Daily Times, Is dleford Daily Journa
Aroostook Republican, Rocklsnd Opinio.
Ellsworth American, Piscatsquis Observe
and Machias Republ can.
Sent down for conc rrence.
Subsequently the order Was returned fror
the House, that branch concurring in i
passage.
On motion of Mr.. Hinckley of Sagadahc,
Ordered. That es-sge be sent to II
House OF Representatives. proposing a col
vention of both branches Of the Legislstui
forthwith in the House of Representative
for the purpose Of administering to Edwin {
Burleigh Governor elect, the oaths ?,
quIred oy the Constitution to qualify him
enter upon the discharge of his offici,
duties.
The Secretary conveyed the me- ssage.
Subsequently = message vas receive
from the House by Mr. Fessenden, its Clerl
concarring in the foregoing proposition.
The Senate then proceeded to the Reprs
tatives' Hall, where q convention vi
formed.
See House Report.
On motion Of Mr.. Clark, of Aroostool
Ordered, That 800 copies Of the Governor
message be printed for the use Of tn
Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Sleeper Of Androsco,
gin.
Ordered, That q message be sent to ,h
House Of Representatives, proposing a cor
vention Of both branches of the Legislatur,
forth~ With, in the House of Representative re-
for the purpose Of electing . Secretary
State, Attorney General. State Treasure
Adjutant General, and seven Executi,
Councillors.
The Secretary conveyed the message.
Subsequently . message was received fro
the House BY Mr.. Pe'senden, its Clerk, ccI
curing in the foregoing proposition.
The Senate then proceeded to the Re- pr
sentatives' Hall, where . convention v,
formed.
See House Report
On motion Of Mr.. Wright Of Oxford,
Ordered, That conmittes b appsintl