Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-12
Bills in the Second Rea.ding

Pike of Washington,
Allen Of York,
Shaw Of S;,gadahoc.
Putram of ArOostOok,
Sturgis of Cumberland,
Mills of Hancock,
Bailey of Somerset
knnWlton of Penobscot,
Owen Of Pts, ataQuis,
Staples OF Knox,
Curtis Vi Cumberland.
Papers from The House passed in
concurrence.
The following communication was re-
ceiVcd from liz. secretary of State:
STATE OF MAINE.
Office az Secretary of State.
augusta. January IL, 1908.
7" the President Of the Senate and
Speaker Of TIC House:
| have the honor To herewith transmit
Il communication from the Governo
OF Virginia, accompanying joint
resolution If the General Assembly of
Virginia PASSED February l.. 1904.
Very respectfully.
Your oDedicnt servant,
(SisntD BYRON BOYD.
Secretary Of State.
commonwealth of Virginia.
Go.ernor's Office. Richmond.
+ Sir: I enclose a copy OF joint reso-
luton of I'll. General Assembly of Vir-
ginia. passed February II. 1904 and
neg to rruu. Il tnui %"u sill transmit
the same to The Legislature Of your
State.
Ivcntrre to suggest Cha; the com
"A.
mar, significance. - tn" landing at
Jam, stown was Il" Arat permanent
settlement ri lEv Eug!Sh-speaking
people on this continent by nearly four
teen years: nd. ed. as result of this
setticmen: Virginia was an organized
colony with an elective legislative
assembly nearly two years prior to the
landing of the heroic Pilgrims at
Plymouth Rock. Therefore this set
Element is the genesis OF our national
Cover nlnent and the original source of
forces which have entered nightly
into the fabric and growth of our Re
public.
1t is to be hoped that the magnitude
of the historic co.nmemnration may
have the generous consideration of your
pcopIe in appropriately bringing be-
fore the world tranScendant> an
event.
l have The honor to be. sir.
Your obedient servant.
(SirucD A. j. MONTAGUE.
On motion by MI. Aver Of kennebcc
th, same was referred to the committee
On Federal Relations.
The following communication were
also read hy the President:
Office Of secretary of state.
Augusta, January II. 1908.
To the President of the Senate ana
Speaker Of the House:
7 have TN, honor TO herewith transmit
the 18th report Of the State Board OF
Health.
Very respectfully.
Your ohcdient servant,
(Signed) BYRON BOYD.
Secretary of State.
ou motion by Mr.. Allen of York, the
.,,pa was referred to the Committee on
judiciary.
Once of the Secretary of state
Augusta. january II. 1909
To the President OF the Sehate "i'N
Sneaker of the House:
have the honor to herewith trans
mil the 18th annual report of the Rail-
r,ad commissioners.
Very respectfully.
Your obrdient servant.
(SicneD BYRON BOYD.
Secretary OF state
ON motion by Mr.. Randall OF uih-
berland. tie same was referred 10 the
committee on Railroads and Expresses.
Office nr the Secretary of State
Augusta. January II. 1893
10 the President Of the Senate ana
Speaker nt the House;
have the honor to herewith trans
nit the 3lst annua! report of the state
Librarian.
Very respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
tSigned) BYRON BOYD,
Secretary of State.
ON motion by Mr. Potter of Cumber-
land. the same was referred to the
Committee on Library.
The following bills. petitions and re-
solves were presented and referred:
Judiciary.
Rv Mr.. Allen of York: Bill. an act
in relation to the assessment oi taxes
of deceased persons, before the ap-
pointment of executors or adminiStra-
tors in the estate of such persons.
Ry Mr.. Putnam Of ArOOstook: An
act 10 amend chapter 227 of the Private
and Special Laws of 1880. entitled. An
act to supply the people of HOulton
with pure water" as amended by chap
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