Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-03-18

the United States or of TINS state.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve making an appropriation 10
cover deficiency for cattle killed on ae-
count of tuberculosis by cattle commits
siOners.
Resolve in favor of the York County
Resoive in favor of the committee on
the Bath Military and Naval orphan
Asylum. ,,
! stenopraphers of the presiding officers
and the secretary and clerk of the Senate
and House. ,
Resolve in favor of building for the
Maine Industrial School for Girls.
The House took recess until 1915.
| AFTER RECESS.
| A life-sized portrait Of the Speaker was
brought into the nouse, :,
| Mr. MOREY Of Lewiston: Mr.. Speaker
| recently requested to make few remarks
on this occasion, which. while 1t Is one OF
pleasure is also one Of sadness to us.
| have been requested, Mr.. speaker, IN pc
half of your many friends in this Legis--
i ature, in behalf of those. who know what
a friend is who prize a friend; to present
| you with little gift that shall pe 20 you,
I'VE trust, a pleasant memory as the years
II come and go. A flower plucked by the
roadside is charming from rs beauty NJ
H from it's fragrance. This gift to you. w.
4 Sneaker, coming as 1t does, spontaneously
II from the hearts of your fellow members,
II the gentlemen over whom you nave pre-
II sided for so many weeks with great hde!-
II ity, and the true spirit OF justice that mas
II ma rkel vo,tr rulings. comes, ! say, 10 NpI
II as a token. as Il fragrant memory ina
Y these members desire IL to give 10 yo.ir
| as representing merely the friendship
that they have for you, and the memories
| that they wish you 10 retain OF them. We
| present it to you. Mr.. Speaker. and bear
in mind that it is greater pleasure fo;'
us to give to you something that WI
| cherish the memory of the members ot
this House when life shall grow old AM
age shall come and go with the most ~
us that to you in all the time OF Ire, no"
in the meridian. as you go down the sun
set slope. i; snail be to you living meil-
DRY of your friends Of the Goth l.egtsld-
| ture (Applause). And as we make our
farewells now, as we give 10 the Speaker
this token of our memory. we wish YOU,
Mr. Speaker to accept 1t and keep IL wi p
you: because of All the pleasures of me
there is nothing so priceless as the jewel
of friendship; and this, symboliZed by
that little token, we give and offer 10
The SPEAKER: Mr. Morey and Cen
tlemen of the House: | accept with ple.,,f-
ure this present which you have 50 kindly
given me, not perhaps Tor rs intrinsic
worth but as a memento Of the kindl'
spirit with which Ii Is given ] shall take
the picture 10 my home; ! shall hang Y
on the wall: and ms | look At the race II
will reflect TO me the faces OF you all; ana
in the reflection of those faces Will come
back TO me the memories of the pleasant
and happy days which We passed together
!
hope that this friendship which has s,'
pleasantly started between us will con-
tinue. and that we shall treasure fond
memories of the happy three months W.
have spent together here at Augusta
working for tne interests Of the state.
And may this fond friendship endure De
tween us ali as long az life shall last.
thank you. tApplausel.
| Mr.. CHICK of Clifton, proposed three
cheers Tor the Speaker which were given.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.
An act To provide in part for the ex-
penditures of government for the year
An act to provide in part for the expen-
ditures of government for the wear 1900
An act TO regulate the admission 10
practice OF attorneys, solicitors and coun-
selors and to provide for II board OF eX-
aminers and to repeal conflicting acts.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve on the pay roll of the Senate.
Resolve on the pay roll of the House.
Resolve in favor of the messenger 70
the committee on railroads. t"legraphs
| and expresses, the messenger to the COM
mttee on inland fisheries and game. ,hc
messenger TO the committee on sea and
| shore fisheries, the messenger 10 the com
| mite on duCation and the temporary as
sistant 10 the librarian.
Mr.. Smith of Presque Isle. presented the
Resolved. Tint the hearty thanks OF
this House be given to its assistant clerk
and the other officers of the House for
|
which they have discharged their duties.
| The order received a passage.
| a message WAS received from the Sen
ate. through Senator Stearns of ArooS,
| took. that the Senate had transacted all
business before IL and was read - ac-
iourn without day.
On motion by Mr. Smith of rreaq'le
| Isle. that gentleman was aopointet to
| convey message to the Senate Informing
that body that the House had transacted
all business beforc, it and MS ready T.
adjourn with day. "a
Mr.. Smith subsequently, repnHteI th&t
he had discharged the duty assigned him
The following Senate order was re-
ceived:
Ordered. that IA committee of three on
! the part of the Senaie with such as the
| House may join be appointed to walt on
the Governor and inform him that both
branches of the Legislature have acted
on all matters before them and are ready
to receive any communication he may be
pleased to make.
The order received passage IN con-
currence.
The Speaker appointed on the part of
The House Messrs Manley Of Augusta,
| Guernsey of Dover. West of Biddeford.
Garcelon of Lewiston. Wood of Camden,
Fuller of Auburn, and F'tz of Durham.
Mr.. Manley for the committee subsc-
quently reported that they had dis s,, l.
the duty assigned them and that the COY
crnor was pleased to say that he Wouii
forthwith send list OF the acts and re-
solves which he has signed. and that ne
had no further communication to MAKE.
Forthwith. a communication was re-
ceved from the Governor transmitting q
list of the acts and resolves passed BY
this Legislature. and approved by the
Governor, numbering 337 acts and III re-
solves also one act and 10 resolves whica
had become effective without his sigma
| ture: and that he had no turthcr conf
munication to make.
Mr. Virgin of Portland, presented the
following order:
ordered. that in token of its apprecia-
| ton of the uniform courtesy and strict
impartiaiity of the Speaker the House
now present to the Speaker the gaVel used
by him during the session.
The order received a passage.
On motion by Mr.. Manley of Augusta,
the Speaker. at Ills o'clock p. NJ, de-
clared the House adjourned without day