Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-06


secretary, and Harry p. Halves as as
sistart secretary
! The Chair appointed Senator Gillin
/ 20 convey the message. Subsequently
the senator reported that he had de-
! livere1 the message with which he
! was charged.
On melton by Mr.. Putnam, Washing
| ton. 1t was Ordered that the secreta-
| ry of the Senate be authorized TO pro-
| cure the services of two stenograph-
ers for the present session, one for the
office OF the President, and one for the
, secretary of the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. Stevens of York,
| it was Ordered. the House concurring,
| that returns for votes for Governor
given in the several cities. towns and
| litical years 1921 and 1922 he referred
| to 1Gint select committee of seven
N the part of the Senate with such as
the House may join.
! The Chair appointed as such com
mittee on the part of the Senate:
Messrs. Stevens of York. Sargent of
Hancock, Emery of Washington.
Adams of Kenncbec, Clark o. Lincoln.
| Folsom of Somerset, and Clement of
| Waldo.
| Sent town for concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Quincy of Cum
bcrland, it was
| Ordered, that a committee of
seven be appointed by the Presi-
| dent to whom the returns of the
| votes for senators for the politi-
cal years 1921 and 1922 shall be re-
! ferred for examination and report.
] Tie President thercupon apo: ned
as such committee, Messrs. Quincy
/ of Cumberland Baxter of Sagada-
! lioc, Cobb of kennebec, Parent of
Androscoggin. Holt of Hancock,
Thombs of Penobscot and Gould OF
! Aroostook
! On motion by Mr. Hall of ranklin.
| it was
Ordered, the House concurring.
that the members and officers of
! the Legislature be furnished with
express and parcel post transporta-
ton for all packages and department
! reports in sum not exceeding five
! dollars for each member and Officer
, thereof, and that such transportation
! be furnished and expended under tn ;
t direction of the State library depar- =
| ment. ANY uneXpended balance at
| the close of the year 1921 shall be
available for use in 1922
| Sent down for concurrence.
| On motion by Mr. Sargent. it was
| Ordered, that the Secretary OF
sthe Senate prepare and have
printed $50 diagrams of the Senate
t Chamber for the use of the Senate.
| On motion by Mr.. Sprague of Pts
| cataquis it was
; Ordered, that the Secretary OF
| the Senate be directed to fur
| nish each member and officer Of
the Senate with three daily papers,
/ published in the State, such as each
! member or officer may select.
| On motion by Mr.. Eaton of Oxford.
it was
Ordered, that the secretary OF
| State be directed to furnish for the
| use of the Senate four copies of the
! Revised Statutes of the State. one
| copy each of the Holy BiblC, Web
Ster'S International, WorceStcr's I'm
abridged and Standard Dictionaries,
| Lippencotts Pronouncing Gazetteer
! Reeds Rules and Cushing's Law and
| Practice of Legislative Assemblies.
On motion of Mr.. Morrill, of Cum
! berl2nd, it was
| Ordered. that the Secretary OF
| the Senate be authorized to fur
lnish wrappers and postage stamps
! for each member and officer OF
! the Senate not to exceed five dol
| lars in amount each, for the purpose
of distributing the various reports of
| the departments of State, and other
public documents such rs they may
| desire to mail to the citizens of the
| State.
| On motion by Mr.. Spencer of York,
! it was
Ordered, the House concurring,
| that the joint rules and orders of the
| 10Th Legislature be the joint rules
and orders of this Legislature, with
| the following exceptions:
Amend paragraph ] on sthe joint
rules by inserting in its proper al
phabetical order in the list of joint
committees the following: 'on State
| Sanitorium.' Also amend said para
| graph l by changing the name of the
committee State school for boys.
State school for girls, and women's
| reformatory,' so that it shall read
State school for boys. State school
for girls and State rcformatory.'
Sent down for concurrence
On motion by Mr.. Clemen. of Wal
CO, It was
Ordered, that the secretary of the
Senate be directed to invite the
clergymen of Augusta, Hallowell and
Gardiner to officiatc as chaplalns of
the Senate in rotation during the
,, present session.
On motion by Mr.. futile of Aroos-
| took. it was
of the Senate of the 18th Legislature
be the rules and orders of this SEN
ate.
On motion by Mr.. Garcelon of An
droscoggin, it was
Ordered, that the official reporter
of the Senate be authorized to pro-
cure the services of a typewriter
operator during the present session
at an expense not eXcc>ling $3.50:
also an assistant reporter at an eX-
pense not exceeding $500 for the pre-
raration and completion of the lcgis-
lative record.
On motion by Mr. Hall of Frank
lin. it was
Ordered that the State Librarian
hn ri cd to Il l.