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

GRITTY to make a contract with the
! New England Telegraph and Teie-
| phone Company for telephone service
for the members of the S0th Legis
| lature for matters connected with
| their official duties.
The Chair appointed on such com
mittee on the part of the Senate.
Messrs. Sargent of Hancock and
Bemis of Somerset.
| Sent down for concurrence
| On motion by MIR. Parent of An
| droscosgin, t was Ordered, that the
! President of ,he Senate be authorized
to appoint a document clerk to have
the custody of the Senate documents.
| The Chair thereupon appointed
Major George a. Dow of Portland as
/ document clerk for the Senate.
On motion by Mr.. Eaton of Oxford,
it was Ordered. that the Senate, hold
one session n day commencing at 10
, o'clock in the forenoon, until other
wise, ordered.
On motion by Mr.. Garcelon of An
droscoggin, it was Ordered the House
concurring, that the secretary of the
Senate and the clerk of the House
! Jointly prepare Senate and House
Register. and that 1000 copies be
| printed for the use of the Legislature.
! Sent down for concurrence.
Communications from the Executive
! and Heads of Departments
! A communication was received
! from the office of the State Auditor
| transmitting an estimate in detail of
the cost of the session of the Legis-
| lature, of all salaries fixed by law, of
the general, departmental expenses OF
! the Stale government, and of the or
! binary current expenses or mainten-
ance of State institutions, which may
be required for the period prior to
the adjournment of this Legislature.
| The report was tabled on motion
| by Mr.. Hall # Franklin.
I \ communication was received
from the Office of the Secretary of
State transmitting report of the
votes cast upon the proposed consti-
tutional amendments and upon the
referendum question submitted to the
electors of The State at the election
/ held September IS, 1920.
| Placed on file and sent down for
concurrence.
| y communication was received
! from the office of the Secretary of
| State transmitting the returns Of the
i votes given by the several cities,
towns and plantations in this State,
! for governor, on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER last.
! Referred 10 the comrpittee on
Gubernatorial vote, and sent down
! for concurrence.
\ communication was received
from the office of the Secretary of
State transmitting the returns of
| votes given by the several cities,
! towns and plantations in this State
on the 18th day Of September last
! for senator's.
Referred to the committee on Sen
atorial vote.
STATE OF MAINE
Executive Chamber
! Augusta. Maine, Jan. 5. 1921.
! To the Honorable Senate and House
! of Representatives:
In compliance with the constitution
I of the state l herewith transmit to
I the Legislature each case of reprieve.
remission of PENALTY, communication or
pardon granted during the years 1919
and 1920. stating the name of the
convict. the crime of which he was
! convicted, the sentence and it's date,
! the date of the reprieve remission,
communication or pardon. and the con-
ditions, if any, upon which the same
/ was granted.
(Signcd) CARL Z. MILLIKEN,
Governor.
Placed on file and sent down for
/ concurrence.
Tie PR Ef1iGENT: The two COM
mittees in relation to the Gubernator-
ial vote and the Senatorial vote are
requested to organize as promptly as
/ possible and make their reports so
/ that they can be acted upon this af-
/ ternoon.