Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-24

bill was then passed to be engrossed as

liking the compensation OF tine attorney
general, which was amended in the
House by amendment A, which was
adopted in the Senate. the Senate also
adopted Senate amendment A, the bill
was returned to the House, coming
then to the Senate with House amend
ment adopted by the House. On
motion by Mr.. Stetson of Penobscot
House amendment B was adopted in
concurrence. ana the bill as amended
was passed to be engrossed.
An act to exempt soldiers and sailors
OF the Civil War from poll tax was
amended I'm the Senate by the adoption
Oh senate amendment A. and sent to
the Rouse. 1t came back with House
amendment a adopted by that branch.
Rouse amendment A was adopted by
the senate In concurrence, and the bill
as amended was passed to be en-
crossed.
House document 545. being charter of
the city of Augusta, which was amend
ed by House amendment A and passed
to be ensrossed by the Senate and
sent to the House. subsequently
returned with House amendment
IL. On motion by Mr.. HeseltOn
OF kennebec the Senate recOnsidered
the vote whereby the bill was passed
to be engroSsed. House amendment r
was adopted in concurrence. and the
bill as amended was passed to be en-
crossed.
House document $40. relating to ne
gotiable Instruments. which was
passed by the House and defeated in
the Senate. The Senate adhering to its
action it was sent to the House and
returned therefrom the House adher-
ing to its action.
House document 52S. which is known
as the "Cider BILL" was passed by the
House. defeated in the Senate the lat
ter branch adhering to its action, and
sent to the House, being returned
therefrom, the House adhering to its
action.
Bill, "An Act relating to trustees"
was returned from the House the SEN
ate having adhered to its action, the
House also adhering.
An Act to amend Section H. of
Chapter 8 of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to political caucuses, passed in
the House to be engrossed. and indefl-
nitely postponed in the Senate. The
A>i'"tS les " ttCtlOII, llu Tic
House also adheres in it's action.
House document SIS, IAN Act to in
corporate the Monterey Association
passed in the House and indefinitely
postponed in the Senate. The House
adheres to its action. ana the Senate
adheres to its action.
Mr.. Putnam of Aroostook. present.
ed resolve in favor of the stcnogr;-
piers of the presiding and recording Of
ficers of the Senate and House. which
was referred to the committee on ap-
preparations and financial affairs.
Orders.
Ordered that all the officers and en-
ployes of the Senate remain or duty
for - hours after the Legislature ad-
iourns.
An Act relating to corporations, be-
ing Senate document 25:. took its sec
Ond reading under suspension of the
rules, and on motion by Mr. Clark of
Hancock same was passed to be en-
crossed.
On motion by Mr.. Putnam of Aroos-
took resolve i'm favor of Albert w. |
Enck. messenger to the President of
the Senate. took its second reading I'M
der suspension of the rules ami was
passed to be engrossel.
Reports Of Committees.
Mr.. Pike for the committee on APP
preparations and financial affairs on |
resolve in favor of A. l.. Russell. re-
ported that the same Ought not to |
pass" Report accepted.
Mr.. Putnam for the same committee |
on order Of the Legislature relating to |
payroll of the members, officers, en-
ployes. chaplains, and members of the
Senate and House, reported resolve on
the payroll OF the Senate. and that
the same Ought to pass" Report ac-
cepted. The resolve then took its first
reading without being printed, and
on motion by Mr.. Putnam the same
took its second reading. and was
passed to be engrOssed.
The same senator for the same COM
mittee on order relating to payroll Of
officers. employees, chaplains
and members Of the House and Sem
ate. reported accompanying resolve on
the payroll of the House. and that the
same fought to pass Report accept
ed. The bill then took its first reading
without being printed and on motion
By the same senator took it's second
reading under suspension of the rules.
and was passed to be engrossed
The following committees submitted
heir final report:
The committee on public buildings
and grounds.
The committee on libraries.
The committee on taxation
Said reports were accepted.
The committee on conference on In. ,
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