Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

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C0Ugnisn. Eo~oi.cn.Weosts co. and r..
4 kltaE,-As..
Etenog rspksr. ain mes@nger ~ the
: con.aittee on inland flsne..es and
game.
Resolve. in favo- If /. Ernss.
TLornt0n for beryice- Rendered 70
the gec-erary ard ~assAgtant set-
tary u the Senate.
! Resolve. in favor ri the clerk and
s~tenog,apnsr 70 the committee IN
agriculture.
That the -sEle ought % - pass
ss they are - be prnricsd .or b.
the Governor and Council.
The report VA accepted and sen;
down for concurrence.
Mr.. Gran, for the same commit
tee IN kes,lve II favor II Charlie.
J. Hu,chins frr ssrv.ces in assist
arg members o! the Legislature N
drawing bile and resolves. that the
.sn1e ought u pass.
The report was accepted. and On
motion W Hr. Grant Of Cumb-r-
land. under ~sU,pension NJ the rules
The T@xrlye was read twice ard
pagsed " he engrossed and GENT
do~n frr concurrence.
Mr.. Grant for the sane com,nitte.
on Receive. in favor Of the stenogra-
piers and typists in the Office Of the
EscretarJ q. the Senate. that :he
same ought not - paEs. IN the same
ig provided for In Resolve, for the
pay u cha plains and certain employ
ees and for typewriting and stem
ographic assistsnce.
The report was accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Nr. Grant for the same COMMITTEE
on the following receiver:
Resolve, in favor Ut the clerk, stem
ogrspher and messenger Ut the ju-
dietary committee for services rem
dered.
Eesolye. in favor Of Lawrence +.
Barton for Eeryices oE clerk u the
committee on legal affairs.
Resolve. In favor Of Mildred l..
Humphrey for services ~ stenogrs-
pher to the committee On legal af-
fairs.
Resolve. in favor Of George II.
Chick ri Monmouth. Maine. for ser
viccs az messcrycr ~ the committee.
On legal aifolfE.
Receive, IN favor Of the clerk. stem
ographer and messengcr II h com
mitteG On appropriations and finan-
cisl affairs.
Resolve. in favor OF Mellen Tryon,
! clerk and messenger to the commit
tee on public utilitfes.
Resolve, in favor Of Mellen Tryon,
clerk and messenger to the commit
tee IN salaries and fees.
Resolve. in favor Of Mellen Tryon,
clerk ana messenger to the ornmit-
tee on railroads and expresses.
Resolve, in favor of Louise G..
Cony.
Resolve. in favor Of the stenogra-
piler and typewriter for the commit
tee on temperance.
Resolve. in favor Of Louise &. Cony.
Resolve. in favor Of e.. Sumner
Buckley for services rendered as
clerk of the committee on taxation.
Resolve, in favor Of Willis A. Frost.
Resolve, in favor OF &. Sumner
Buckley for services to the commit
tee on insane hospitals.
Resolve, in favor of Villa a.
Frost.
ItgSOltN, w BoSoI VI IL
Cross for services - clerk. stenogra-
pher and messenger to the commit
tee on towns.
Resolve, in favor Of Willis A. Frcst.
Resolve. In favor OF Ralph w. Far
ris for services rendered IS clerk of
the Senate committee on bills in the
second reading.
Resolve, in favor Of e. A. r. TIN n
for services as clerk to the House
committee on bills in the third read
ing.
Resolve, in favor Of Louise G. Cony.
Submitting the same in a new draft
under the title of Resolve, in favor
Of clerks. stenographers and mexsen-
gers Of the several committees OF the
18th Legislature" and that 1t ought
to pass.
Mr.. DAVIES OF Cumberland: Mr..
President, want to inquire Of the
chairman Of the appropriations COM
mittee In relation to the recommen-
dalton for the messenger OF the Judi
ciary committee.
The PRESIDENT: What is his
narne7
Mr.. DAVIES: william Woodrow
Wilson.
The PRESIDENT: $3.50.
MI. DAVIES: Mr.. President, l
wish to offer an amendment to that.
and therefore move that II lie on the
table. The committee recommended
1900. I talked with Senator Grant
and he stated to me that he had
talked with the messenger and the
messenger was satisfied with $3.50. ]
found, however that Senator Grant
in that statement was mistaken: that
the messenger talked with Mr.. Con-
nory. a Representative of the House.
who was responsible for his position.
and / could not see how In the cir
cumstances Senator Grant could have
gotten the statement made by the
mcsAenRer correctly.
Mr.. Grant Of Cumberland: Mr..
President. ] wish TO make u state
ment. although IL In not debatabIc.
' bein1 laid nm the tahin 81 vui1h r. snu