Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-11
Standing committee. Of the Senate,

/ TN Bills ion the Second Reading
| Thatcher of Penobscot, Nlsllet of Cumher
land, Mayo of fenobscot, Shaw nf Afoo>
| took, Allan of Washington, Watcrheuse u
/ Cumberland. Wood of kennebec, Peaks oi
/ Pscataqnis, llersey of oxford. jackson q
Waldo, Lyons of Knox
TN Engrossed Bilis--l4ibhs of Anlro
scoggin, Swanton of Saeadahoe. Harper o.
/ Androscoggin, Winslow of Somerset
Soldiers of Cumberland, Holman of Frank.
lin, Grindle of Hancock, Deering of York
Wood of kennebec. jackson OF Waldo
Ames of Washington, Niekerson of Lin,
coln.
For Joint comhiittees see House report.
A communication from the secretur, oi
Stale was read transmitting the following
reply from the State librarian in regard tC
the books required by the House and Sen
ate.
MAINE STATE LIBRARY. ;
ArGrsrA, Jan. .. 1885
Hon. SECRETARY OF Sr,rE:
Dear Sir The order of the honorable
House of Representatives calling for three
copies of the laws of 1891 for the use of I'll,
chairman of each Legislative committee an
one copy thereof for the general use of
each committee has been receiypi
from Your office. This order call,
for seven copies for each committee us /
understand it. lnasmuch MS there ar,
about 35 committees, il will require ~
copies of the laws to fill this order.
Another order from the same honorable
body calls for one copy of the laws of 1891
for each member of the House. IL will
take one hundred and fifty copies to
comply with this request.
The filling of these orders, in conjunction
with n like order from the Senate, will re-
quire in the aggregate III copies of these
laws in addition To those in the possession
of the library. This will require the pur-
chase by the State of $50 copies of other
laws in addition to those in the possession
of the library. The same orders also call
for the laws of 1889 aud the Revised Statues
for said committees. am happy to shy
that these latter can he furnished. We ar.
able to fnrnsh,h laws of lsHi to the num-
her of 100 copies, which wouli give ,II'
chairman of each committee Il copy, aud one
copy for the general use of the committee,
without the expenditure of money for the
purchase of more copies.
Respectfully,
l.. ID. CARVER, State Librarian
TN motion of Mr.. Thatche of penolscot
the above communication was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. fill of kennehcC it
was
Ordered, That the House concurring, the
business of the last session referred TO this
be taken from the files and referred to the
appropriate committees
The report of the fsh and game com
mission was referred TO the committee on
fisheries and game.
The report of the State library commits
sion was referred to the library committee.
The report of the railroad commissioners
was referred to the committee on railroads,
telcgraphs and expresses.
On the motion of Mr.. Thatcher of Pcnob-
scot,
Ordered, That the secretary of the Sen.
ate be authorized to furnish wrappers aitl
postage stamps to each senator and to the
secretary himself, not to exceed so IN
amount to each, for the purpose of disulb-
uting the various reports of he department
of State such as they may desire TO mail io
citizens of the State.
On the motion of Mr. Hill Of kenuchcc
the Senate adjourned.