Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-09
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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keepers and owners having been re-
turned to the House in pursuance of
an order passed by the House, yester-
day
In the Senate this bill was passed
to be enerossed and in the House it
was indefinitely postponed.
On Ilotion by Mr. Thombs Of Lin
coin the House voted to recede from
its action in the indefinite postpone
ment of the bill, and on further mo-
ton by Mr.. Thombs the bill receiver
its third reading and was passed to be
engrossed in concurrence with the
Senate.
On motion by Mr. Bonan of Ninal-
haven the rules We're suspended and
that gentleman was permitted to in
troduce out of order resolve amending
Chapter 235 of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1913. being a resolve for the
laying of county taxes.
On further motion by MIR. Boman
hesrules were suspended and the re-
solve received it's two readings at the
present time and was passed to be
engrossed without reference to COM
mittee in concurrence with the Senate
On motion by Mr.. Smith of Pressure
Isle the House at this point took
recess until 9.s5 O'Clock a. NJ
After Recess.
At this point the Senate came in
and a joint convention was formed.
In Convention.
The convention was called to order
by the President Of the Senate. -
The PRESIDENT: The secretary
will call the roll of the convention.
PRESENTS Allan of Washington.
Sen. Allen of Kennebec. Allen of Ma
Benton. Boland. Boman Bowler Sen.
Boynfon. Bragdon of sullivan, Bragdop
of York. Brennan. Bucklin, Sen. Bur
leigh. Butler, Chadbourne. Sen. Chase.
Clark of New Portland, Cochran, Sen.
Colby. Sen. Cole, Sen. Conant, Gonnors,
Cook. cfowell, currier cyr. Davis. Des-
coteauN, Doherty, Dresser. Dunbar, Dun
ton. Dnrgih Sen. Dutton. Eaton. Ill
bridge. Elliott Emerson, I'arnham. Far
rar, Sen. Elaherty, Folsom. Franck, Car
Greenleaf of Auburn. Greeneaf OF Otis
field Sen. IIagerthy, Haines, Hancock,
Hartman. Harper, Hartman. Haskell,
Hogan, Iiutchins. irving. Jenkins, Sen
Jillson johnson. Jones. kehoe. keleher
of Portland. kellehsr Of Waterville, Kim
field Marston, Mason, Mathicson. Son.
Maxwell of sagadahoc. Maxwell OF
Boothbay narbor. Mayhnry, McBride.
McFaddcn. Merrill Metcalf, Midon. SEN
Mlliken. Mitchell of kittery, Mitchell OF
Newport. Mooers, Sen. Morcy, MORGAN
Morrison Morse. SEX Moult ton ;onS Sen
Packard of Newburg. Sen l'atten oil
Hancock Peacock, Peaks. Pendleton,
Peters, Peterson, Pitcher. Plummer, Put
nam Quinn; Sen, Reynolds of kennebee,
Reynolds of Lewiston, Sen. Richardson
of Penobscot. Richardson of Canton.
Kicker, Roberts, Robinson. Rolfe, Rous-
man SHELTON. Skillin, Sen. Smith of Pc
nobscot. smith of Auburn. Smith of Pat
ten. Smith of Pressure Isle. snow, Spen-
vens, Stuart. sturgis, SWEET. Swift. Tas-
lor. Thonbs. THOMPSON fobey, IrimbIe,
Tryon.. Twombly: umphrey;, Vioiette,
Wheeler. Winchenbaugh. Sen. Wing,
Wise
ABSENT ithcr.. Brown. Sen. Clark
Estes. Gardner. Ilodsdon. Jennings, Law
ry. Leader. Levelle. Morneau, Sen. Pack
ard of Knox. Price. Ramsay, Smith oil
Pittsfield, Stanley, ieaton.
The PRESIDENT: call of the roll
discloses the presence OF 100 members
of the convention
Mr. cLEAYES: Mr.. President, as
remember it. when we left the matter,
last evening. Mr. Dyer of Portland was
to bring back certain records. and per-
haps il would be better. to put that tes-
timony in at this time.
WILLIAM r. DYER, recalled, testi-
fed as follows:
BY Mr.. CLEAvEs:
q. Your name is William f. Dyer?
A. Yes, sir
q And you live in Portland?
A. Yes, sir
q. Are you connected with the B6s-
ton Il Maine Railroad in any way?
A. AS clerk for the Portland Termi-
nal Co.
G. Have you the original records of
the shipment of goods, wares and mer-
chandise to Thomas A. Browning and
Patrick A. Sullivan during the present
year? A. Yes, sir.
Q. Now. will you produce those orig
inal records and read first with reference
to shipments to Thomas A. Browning?
A.. January Ord. from Portsmouth,
Thomas A. Browning, 20 quarter barrels.
Mr. cLEAVES: am Informed by the
attorney general that upon the same
sheets as YOU go over them if you find
also any shipments to Patrick a. Sulii-
van YOU may read them. and II will save
going over them twice. 50 that ii YOU
Will read also shipments for Patrick A.
Sullivan from each sheet as you take
them up. A. January dth from Ports
mouth. F. a. Sullivan, so barrels of beer
IA half barrels: r. A. sullivan. January
sth. from Portsmouth. 4S barrels. 10
half barrels. 10 barrels and 10 quarter
barrels.
q. Barrels; Of what? Does your in
voice show? A.. Yes. ale and lager; ]
neglected to state that
Q. Just state il so that the coiven-
ton can hear It, You say. ale and
lager a. Yes, ale and lager.
Q. And is the same true with ref
erence 10 the first sheet. on January
3rd? a. Yes. 20 quarter barrels of ale
to Thomas y. Browning on January 3rd:
j. A. Sullivan on january ith, 80 bar
rels of beer and II half barrels of beer.
January Sth, r. a. Sullivan IS barrels
IL doesn't state the eommodity-~i0 half
barrels Of ale, 10 half barrels of lager,
and 10 quarter barrels of lager: on
January i0th--you understand These are