The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1911-10-05
THE CITIZEN
for the last six DR. tTendren citizen Of the highest type
and exempihcs il in his everyday iifc.Thousaudstcks.

ate Lieut. Gov President Senate the Chair
and announced that nominations order for President
b e SENATE s r mos A. Combs Nominated Conn Inn as sun
20 the Senate wheeupon the Chief Clerk declared Mr. Linn
oath as required by the the co@nonwsath
On page H. on the day. Gus Brown proposed the follow
BE 1t Resolved by Kentucky that the Chairman
Senate hereby authorized appoint
Committee Rules, OF which they shall be members They shall
also and adopt OF rules under which the Senate shall
operate and do business until the succeeding regular election OF
appoint standing committees may provide
which standing committees shall continue until the next regular
On Januay nth page o. OF the State ournaD Mr. Combs OF
senate Frankfort Kentucky January 10TH roo BY this report
the rules OF the Senate fixed by which the Senate is to be
erned in the transaction OF and they power OF the
Lieut. Governor the presiding of Senate
the presiding officer OF the Senate the to appoint all standing
The following standing committees ea be composed OF
five Senator's shall be appointed by the Committee Rules
heretofore provided for by resolution the OF the
session and standing shall changed unless
Rule so OF the said rules, reads as follows. to-wt
printed for the use Of members has ad o rnp and has bee"
reported the Senate with either favorable unfvoabe
Provided that the Rules Committee shall have the power any
time call from the orders OF the day bill resolution and
pose the the consideration should
decide by vote to consider it, shall be immediately put its
The Rules Committee further authorized and shall have
he rgn at any time TO cal from ne othf committee or committees
bill resolution their hands and have the advanced to
luton or measure NAV be and Shall he in lieu Of The report Of any
having had any bill
Whenever a return
herenbefoe fails
report Senate may up by any Senator
shall be considered in the would have been
bills which reported the Senate without favorable
unavorabe recommendation shall be held be indefinitely post
poned."
January page ny Mr. Linn President pro
presiding the
tenant Governor and placed the hands Of the Committee Rules
Mr. Bowling o defer the report.
Mr. Eaton proposed amendment by substitute that
Mr. Eaton moved that the previous question be now put
and Wyatt follows:
Those who voted i'll the affirmative:
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Those who voted in the negative
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The question upon adoption OF the sub
and decided in the affirmative And the and
being ordered by Messrs Linn and Combs follows:
Those voting in the affirmative were;
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Mr.. Wyatt moved reconsider the
OF Mr. Linn, ordered that the Senate take
minutes The and being ordered thereon by Mr.
Cureton and Mr.. Watkins follows:
Those who voted in the affirmative
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Those who voted in the negative
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Brown, X. a. Jarvis q. 4.
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The Republican party its platform in which Governor Will
candidate declared in favor of the County Unit Bill