Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-25
After Recess.
Passed to be Enacted.

| A, ACT for the assessment of Il State
| tax for the year 1905 amounting u 'hc
Su An Act relative to corporations.
| An Act giving the trustees OF the inSiinr
| hOspitals authority and equip WIDOWS
An Act authorizing the acceptance and
| oonx.vance of the kennebec Arsenal
property for the State OF Maine
An Act relating to the ONCE OF registers
An Act to repeal Chapter 2l7 OF the Pri-
yate and Special Laws of the State OF
| Maine for the year 1903. re.atng to the
taking of CLAIMS from the town Oh scar
An Act to regulate the taking of white
perch and black bass i'm Whitney and Ho-
gan ponds in the county OF oxford. also
OF Trip pond in Androscoggln county.
An Act relating to the oiilce of county
attorney.
An Act prohibiting the use Of titles or
dnarily applied to banking and trust com
panics by other than banking corpora
tons.
An Act relating to the compensation of
sherffS.
An Act to amend Section % of Chapter
10 of the Revised Statutes relating to the
collection OF taxes.
An Act to provide for the assessment
of "A State tax for the year 1906 amount
ing to the sum of SslSlIil9.
Finally Passed.
Resolve in favor Of the Maine Insane
hospital.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
hospital.
Resolve in favor OF clerk hire for the
committee on taxation.
Resolve in favor of the stenoGraphers
to the presiding officers OF the Senate ami
House.
Resolve in favor of Albert W. Buck.
messenger 70 the President of the Senate.
Resolve in favor of the clerk to the com
mittee on temperance
Resolve in favor of Lewis Burrows.
Resolve. in the c
ter.
Resolve in favor of appropriating money
for the purpose of obtaining information
in regard to wild lands for purposes OF
taxation.
Resolve in favor of the town of Bristol.
Resolve in favor of towns for REIN
roads in the year 1909. under the pro-
visions of chapter % OF the Revised Stat
utes.
Mr.. CLARK of Hancock: Mr.. Presi.
dent: Allow me in behalf of each mem.
Der of this Senate to present to you this
silver candelabrum. We present this to
you. MIR. President. not on account of its
| intrinsic value, hut in recognition of the
kind and fair treatment We have re-
ceived at your hands during this session
find inscribed upon this gift the follow
| ing: presented to Hon. Forrest Goodwin
| by the members of the Maine Senate,
| 1863" In the years to come. this may
remind you. as you sit by your tiresidc,
| of your friends in this Legislature. You
have treated all members of this Senate.
MIR President withor. regard to position
| in life or political affiliations. You have
run your true course. and never listened
| to the siren song of influence. On the
whole this has been a most agreed BILE
session of the Legisla ture: and while We
| have differed on some important ques-
lions. | think we have honestly differed
and each has had due regaI to the Opin-
| ion of others. There have been members
| of both political parties upon the floor of
| this Senate this winter. although l think
| a stranger coming in here would be I'M
| BILE to see the drawing of any party
| lines. All have been treated equally. not
only by the President. but by all men,
| hers of this Legislature: and not once
| to my remembrance. have we voted or
| tried to vote on party lines. or taken ad-
vantage of the fact that there were two
parties in this Legislature.
In presenting to You rhis gift. we ex-
| tend to your our deepest affection. And
now. fellow senator. as we say the last
good bye, one thing my heart assures:
you have left no stain upon my heart.
| and ! hope | have not on yours
Mr. Secretary. | Offer the following res
olution. and move its adoption: Resolved.
that .he members of this Senate extend
| dent. and their appreciation of the Just.
able and impartial manner in which he
| has presided over the deliberations Of
this Senate. (Applause)
Mr.. STAPLES of Knox: Mr.. President
| should not do justice to my feelings if
| did not. as one of the members of the
minority party 90 this body, fully concur
| in what the senator from Hancock has
said
Since coming into this body. | for one
feel that ! am indebted to its presiding
officer for the many courtesies he has ex-
tended to me. as 7 feel tnat he has ex-
member of this body. think it is fit.