The Forrest City times., 1911-06-16
EXTRA SESSION
 COMES TO CLOSE
SENATE ADJOURNS SINE DIE AMID OUTPOURiNGS OF
 EGOQUENCE.
Old Disputes Forgotten-Governc Donaghey Sends Message, Ina nk-
 ing Senators.

Little Rock-"Gentlemen or the senate, the hour of 12:30 having ar rived, 1 declare this senate adjourned sine die" These were the words used by President Toney in announcing the termination of the extra session of the Thirty-eighth General Assembly. following the concurrence of the sen ate, with but one dissenting vote, in the resolution adopted in the house.
 Immediately after the calling of the roll and reading of the journal a mes Asenger from the house appeared bear ing the bills passed by that body since the senate adjourned Thursday. Of these the only one given attention was the concurrent resolution for adjournment at I2:30. This immedi- ately was read, and a roll call showed that all the members favored it ex- cept Senator Turner, making the vote 22 to l to adjourn sine die. President Toney then appointed Senator Friedell, Williams and Rod gers of Benton a committee to trans nit to the house report of the ac- tion of the resolution. Senators Me Bee, Turner and CarlLee were chosen to carry the news to the governor. At 1920 a committee from the house notified the members of the senate that the house would be ready to adjourn at 12:30 Senator CarlLee then was recognized by the chair and reported that the governor wished to extend, through the committee, his thanks to the senate for having pass
 ed on five of the matters mentioned
 in his message promulgated at the calling of the special session. Sena- tor Friedell reported that the com
 mittec of which was member had reported to the house the favorable action of the senate.
 The interval ~etween 1920 and
 12: 30 was occupied by number of short talks, President Toney first calling on Chaplain Dye. He was
 followed by Senator Friedell, who expressed his appreciation of the kind
 ness and consideration shown him by
 the members during his first term
 in the General Assembly. and stated , that he hoped what had been done during the session would help push
 Arkansas to the front and put her
 to the place her undeveloped re- sources are bound to put her event
 ually
 Senator Rodgers recalled that the legislature had been in session just five months and one day and said that, although there had been ire quent clashes between the members,
 he hoped that all would be forgotten
 at the parting.
 Senator Henderson said that he believed every member of the sen
 ate was leaving with higher regard for his fellows than when the body
 convened, and declared that, in his opinion, much useful legislation had
 resulted He said he was leaving this | General Assembly not to return and
 with a heart full of love for every
 member.
 Following the Denediction. Presi- | dent Toney formally adjourned the
 senate at 12:30 o'clock and the mem bers, after exchanging farewell greet | ings began to pack up their belong
 ings.
 | The house transacted business right | up to the hour of adjournment, and l for a while 1t looked like a further | extension would be necessary in or | der to allow the members time to ex 1 press themselves freely, but Speaker | Milwee shut off all debate when the time for adjournment arrived, and de | elared the house adjourned sine die