Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-07
Maine LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTY-FOURTH SESSION.
NATE
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| Wednesday, Jan. g. 1909.
Pursuant to the provisions of the
constitution and laws of the State Of
! Maine, the 34na. ors clect to the 7lIl
| Legislature convened in the Senate
| Chamber and We're called to order by
| F. G. harrington, Secretary of the Sen
ate Of 1907
| Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
| Evans of Augusta.
The following communication was
| read by the Secretary:
State Of Maine.
Office of Secretary of State.
To the Secretary of the Senate:
In compliance with Section &C. Chap
ter 2 Of the Revised Statutes, ] hereby
certify that the following are the names
and residences of the senators-elect to
the 74th Legislature, as appears by
the report of the Governor and Coun-
Gil under date Of DC. 80, 1908:
First Senatorial distrct-George II.
Smith, Waterboro; Edward +. Gowell,
Berwick; Benjamin f. Hamilton,
Dayton.
Second Senatorial district-Percival
p. Baxter. Portland; William Fl. Loon
ey, Portland; John r. Warren, West
brook: Edward w. Wheeler, Bruns-
wick.
Third Senatorial district-Henry H.
Hastings. Bethel
Fourth Senatorial district-Charles
II. Osgood, lewiston; Hewitt Mr. Lowe,
Turner.
Fifth Senatorial district-Frank A.
Emery, Jay.
Sixth Senatorial district-Charles V.
Minott, Jr., Phippsburg.
Seventh Senatorial district--George
E. Macomber, Augusta; Wellington 7.
Reynolds, Winslow; Arthur A. Shaw,
Clinton.
Eighth Senatorial district-Alison p.
Howes, Palmyra; Albert F. Donigan,
bingham
Ninth Senatorial district-Willam S.
Knowlton. Monsoon
Tenth Senatorial district-James B.
Mullen, Bangor; w. Scott Kellogg, Pat
ten: Francis W. Hill, Exeter.
Eleventh Senatorial district-Leslie
Roynton, Jefferson
Twelfth Senatorial district-L. NJ.
Staples, Washington.
Thirteenth Senatorial district-Ben-
jamin F. Colcord Searsport.
Fourteenth Senatorial district-Lu
eye T.. Deasy, Eden: William A. Walk
er, Castine.
Fifteenth Senatorial district-George
Fl. Eaten, Calais; Jasper Wyman, Mil
bridge.
Sixteenth Senatorial district--Patrick
Therriault. Grand Isle: Athill +. Irv-
ing, Presquc Isle; Carl r.. Milliken, Is
land Falls.
In testimenrasMhereof. have caused
the seal Of the State to be hereunto
affixed at Augusta, this fourth day of
January. A. D.. Nineteen hundred and
nine and of the Independence of the
United states of America the one hun
drcd and thirty third.
(SeaD (Signed) A. /. BROWN.
Secretary of State.
The roll being called, the following
named senators-elect' responded TO
their names: McsSrs Percival p. BaX-
ter, Leslie Boynton, Benjamin r. COL
cord, Luerc Is. Deasy, Albert Il. Don
egan. George Fl. Eaton. Frank A. EN-
cry. Edward II. Gowell. Benjamin F.
Hamilton, Henry II. Hastings. Allison
r. Howcs. Athll j.. Irving, w. Scott
Kellogg, William :. Knowlton. Will
liam IT, Looney, Hewitt NJ. Lowe.
George Il. Macomber Carl +. Milliken.
Charles Y. Minott, Jr James b. Null
len. Charles II. OsSood, Wellington Il.
Reynolds. Arthur A. Shaw, George II.
Smith, l.. M. Staples, Patrick Ther-
riault. William A. Walker, John II.
Warren, Edward W. Wheeler, Jasper
Wyman-3O. and thirty senators-elect
having answered to their names,
quorum was declared present.
Mr.. Warren of Cumberland moved
that a message be sent to the Cover
nor and Council informing that body
that n quorum of senators-elect of the
14th Legislature is present in the Sen
ate chamber, ready to take and sub
scribe the oaths of office to Quallfy
them to enter upon their official duties.
The motion being duly seconded pre-
vailed. and Senator Warren Of Cum
berland was appointed to convey such
message and thereafter reported that
he had delivered the message with
which he was charged.
Tho Governor and Council thereupon
came in, before whom the senator's
elect took and subscribed the oaths re-
uulrcd by the Constitution, and the
Governor ard suite then Withdrew.
on motion by Mr.. Hastings of OK
ford, that senator and Messrs Baxter
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