Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-05
Having attended to their duties, The com

mittee reported as follows;
Whole number of votes. "
Necessary for choice. l.
/ Charles II l.ovejoy had Is
J. I. Ashford,
The report was accepted aud Chas II
l-orejoy was declared duly elected mes
senger OF the Senat'.
on motion of Mr.. Mayo Of Pcnohsco;
Messrs. Mayo of penobscoI, Wiggin o
Aroostook and lIersom of York, wen
appointed a committee to receive, sort an5
count votes for assisian, messenger.
Having attended to tha, duty the com
nttee reported as follows;
Whole number of votes, y
Necessary for choice, Ii
J. T. Ashford had =
s. A. Holden
The repor, was accepted and j. r, ASH
sord was declared duly elected assistant
messenger OF the Senate.
On motion of Mr. Hill of kcnnebec that
senator was charged with and delivered a
message to the Governor and Council, in
forming the Executive department that the
Senate is duly organized by the choice OF
Hon. Albert NJ, Spear as President ant!
Kendall NJ. Dunbar rs secretary
On motion OF Mr.. liersey Of oxforl tha,
senator was charged with and delivered a
message to the House of Representatives
informing that body that the Senate is duly
organized by the choice of Hon. Albert NJ
Spear as President and Kendall NJ. Dunbar
as secretary.
On motion of Mr.. Bradford of Pcnob,
scot, the President was authorized to ap-
point folder. The President subsequently
appointed MIR. A. B. T. Chadhonrne of
D,Smont
! On motion of Mr.. Coffin of York,
( Ordered, That the clergy men of Augusta
/ llallowell and Gardiner be invited 10 act in
tarn AS chaplain of the Senate.
! On motion of Mr.. Harper OF An1roscog
gin,
Ordered, Tha, the rules and orders of the
1 Senate of lSHl-3g be the rules and orders
I OF this Senate until otherwise ordered.
| Mr.. Peaks of riscataquis submitted an
order to make the joint rules and orders
of iS9l- = Joint rules and orders of this Legs
laturc except so far as relates to the CON
mittec on fisheries and game. For this
committee the order substituted a committee
To he called the committee on inland
( fisheries and game, and one to be called
the shore fisheries. lie explained the
advantages Ol tiiis tlidiigt tti sHlu tliui iit'
l had introduced the orders after consult.
alton with the presiding officers of both
/ branches.
! The order received u passage.
/ On motion of Mr.. IIcrrick of oxford
! Ordered, That the secretary of State
be directed to place in the hands of the
secretary of the Senate for the use of the
/ Senate, four copies of the Revised Statues
I >y I ,,f
! Parliamentary Assemblies, one copy Of
Webstcrs International Dictionary, one
copy of Worcester's Unahridgei AMI one
copy of Lippincott's prououncing Gazetteer,
/ and that it shall he the duty of the secre-
tary of the Senate to have the same re-
turned 10 the secretary of State at the close
of the session.
| Or motion of Mr.. Wiggin of Aroostook
! Ordered, That the secretary of Senate
| he directed to furnish to each senator and
officer of the Senate one copy of the kt "
/ NIHtc JouRN ~, and one other daily paper
published in this State such as each mem
her or officer may select.
( On motion of Mr.. lIersey of oxford.
Ordered, That joint select committee
! on the part of the Senate, with such ms the
/ House may join, he appointed to contract
printing and binding for the current polili-
1 cal i,ars of 1894. subject to the ap-
proyal of the Legislature; and under this
order the President appointed on the part
/ of the Senate, Messrs. ilersey of oxford.
( Wiggin Of Aroostook aud llersom of York
4 A communication was received from the
secretary of State, transmitting the returns
of votes, for senators in the SiSty-sixth
/ Legislature of Maine.
! On motion of Mr.. HOLMAN Of Frank
| lin,
Ordered That committee of seven be
appointed by the President TO whom re
turns of votes for senators for the political
years of lS92-94 shall be referred for OK
animation aud report. Mcssrs. Holman Of
Franklin. Shaw of Aroostook, WaterhOuSr
of Cumberland, Spoaord of Hancock
Winsiow of Somerset, Amcs of Washing
ton, and Deering OF York, were appointed
that committee.
4 message was received from the House
of Repre- scniatit,s. by Mr.. Lane of Au-
gusta informing the Senate that the House
had been duly Organized by the choice Of
! Hon. A. Il. Savage as Speaker, w. ;. Cot
/ ton az clerk and T.. VI. Thompson rs assist
ant cerk.
A communication was received from the
/ secretary of State, transmitting the returns
of votes for Governor for the current polt-
ical wears of ls93-GI which was reati and
sen, to the IIousc
On motion of Mr.. Seiilers of CuuIb
Iand
Ordered, That the returns for Governor
given in the several cities, towns AMI plan
tations Of this State for the political wears
of ls!,J-9i be referred to JOINT select c0In-
mittee of seven on the part of the Senate,
with such as the House may JON. And
the President appointed as the committee OF
the part of the : mate, Messr-. SeIdvra al
cumberland, Nickersou of Lincoln, Woo
of Kennebec, Lyons of Knox, Clark oi
Somerset, Alien of Washington and Jackso
Of WaiIo.
On motion of Mr. Nlckerson of Lincoln
Ordered. That the secretary OF the Sen
ate procure the printing Of 80 diagrams ot
the Senate Chamber foT the usc of the !, n
ate.
On motion Of Mr. Hill Of ke6ncbec,
ordered. Thuf the fccrcfary of the sen
ale make up the pay of r. II Wheeler re-
tiring assistant secretary for 10 Ha,s an,
: mileage.
ON motion Of Mr.. IJersom Of York,
Ordered. That the secretary of STATE
provide for each officer and member Of th'
Senate one copy of the Acts and Rcsolye
J of 1891.
I'm motion of Mr.. Soldiers af Cumberland
! the President vas authorized TO appoint tT'
pages
! ThereBpOn the President appointed Mas
= ters Francis Woodbridge OF Aagus,a an
Edward +. Webh Of Portland.
ON motion of Mr.. Lyons or Knox,
; Ordered, That the Senate boil one see
sion a day commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
: until otherwise ordered.
The follow ing communications were r.
c.'ived from the Executive departments
stare oF MAISE. ExEUrTIvE CnAs-t
FER, Ar'rsrA, January I, I.9$.
TO the President Of the Senate aud Sp axe
: Of the House Of Representatives
In accordance with the provisions o
chapter iOo Resolve. 0f the SlxtY -fifti
: Legislature, proyidiag for an edac4fiona
qualification of voters have the IioHor t
/, report that the lists OF votes received /
the CITIES, towns and plantations Of III
State, on the second Monday Of Ssp,embe
last. it being the twelfth dsy Of sail montt
upon the proposed aHenfimeaf, hAyia,
been male and returned t9 the Office Of ifI'
= secretary Of State, we're examined aas
counted by the tIorernor and Council an
: fonnd to be a. follows, to Wit
7, Twenty-Five thousand. seven hunslrsr