Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-07

your concern for her welfare have
every confidence, and upon your CO.
operation I implicitly rely. From
time to time, as occasion may arise,
shall give you information as to
the condition of Maine, and recon-
mend for your consideration such
measures as may seem expedient.
I shall be ever mindful of the
constitutional provision imposing
upon me, as Governor. the solemn
and responsible duty of taking care
that the laws be faithfully executed.
In our efforts to faithfully dis
charge our respective duties let us
seek that Divine guidance without
which our efforts would be in vain.
The Governor and suite then re-
tired. followed by the Chief Justice
and Associate Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court.
The purpose for which the conven-
| ton was assembled having been ac-
| complished, the convention was dis
solved and the Senate retired to the
Senate chamber.
IN THE HOUSE
The Speaker in the Chair.
The SPEAKER: The gentleman
from Portland. Mr.. Rounds. has a
| communication that he desires to
| make to the House.
Mr.. ROUNDS of Portland: Mr..
| Speaker and Gentlemen: The tele-
phone cards are in the Secretary of
States office ready to be called and
signed for so you may use the tele-
| phone before going home this time.
(Applause).
From the Senate: Ordered, the
House concurring, that when the
Senate and House adjourn, they ad-
journ to meet Tuesday, January IL,
at 40 o'clock in the afternoon.
| The order received a passage in
concurrence.
| From the Senate: Ordered. the
House concurring. that joint select
committee of three on the part of the
! Senate. with such as the House may
join, be appointed to consider the
Governors message, and refer its
several subjects to appropriate COM
mitteas.
The order received passage in con-
currence.
| From the Senate: Ordered, the
House concurring, that a joint select
committee of seven on the part OF the
Senate with such as the House may
join be appointed to consider the ap-
portionment and assignment of Coun-
| cilor Districts. Senatorial Districts,
and Representatives of the State: al
so, such matters as relate to the ap-
portiOnment and assignment of Con-
gressionai Districts, and report to
this Legislature by bill or otherwise.
| The order received a passage in
concurrence.
The SPEAKER: The Chair pre-
sents to the House at this time the
bonds required under the law to
qualify the newly elected State Treas
urer to serve; and if it is your pleas
ure they will be referred to the COM
mite on appropriations and financial
affairs.
I The bonds were so referred.
The SPEAKER: If the House will
give its attention to long and tedious
matter, the Chair will now announce
the committee as follows:
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES
J On Agriculture
Sena SHUTTLE of Aroostook
Babb Of Cumberland, Hall of Frank
lin.
u Representatives-Au of South
Berwick, Bragdon of Perham. Kim
ball Of Hampden, Downs of Rome
Williams of Sabattus, Chandler OF
Dover, Conant of Buckfield.
On Appropriations and Financial
Affairs
Senators-Emerson of Aroostook
Eaton of oxford, Morrill, of Cumber-
land.
ReprescntativeS-Hol of North
Arson, Owen of Milo, Willard of San
ford. Roberts of Lyman, Dodge OF
Portland, Wadsworth of Winthrop
Phillips of Orrington.
| On Banks and Banking
i Senators-Baxter of Sagadahoc. Ea.
ton of Oxford, Putnam of Washing.
ton.
Representatives - Farnsworth OF
Caribou, Warren of Portland, Tilder
of Hallowell, CroXford of Newport
Spear of Limestone, Plummer OF
Bridgton, Bartlett of Waterville.
On Claims
J Senators-Gurney of Cumberland
Thompson of Knox, Emery of Wash.
ington.
Representatives-Ro of Port.
land. Varney of Windham, Main OF
Woolwich, Chase of Unity, Carney Of
} Newcastle, Smith of WATERFORD. New.
comb of Newburg.
On Commerce
Senators - Sargent of Hancock
Clark of Lincoln, Spencer of York
Representatives-Ma of Eas
Liver'nore, Masse of Brunswick
Clarke of Stonington, Lowe of Gray
Thomas of Chesterville, Blanchard OF
Old Town, Burns Of Eagle Lake.
/ On Counties
II Senators-Emery Of Washington
Cobb of Kennebec, Clark of Lincoln
Il Representatives-Ad of Liberty
Bragdon of Westbrook, Roberts o.
Vinalhaven, Atherton of Stacyvillt
Place, Hartman of Prospect, Smith
OF WATERFORD, McIlheron of Lewiston
On Education
Senators-Allen of York, Quincy O.
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