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12 oClock at noon – The Senate was called to order by the Secretary the President being absent, On motion by Mr. Emery of York the Senate proceeded to ballot for the choice of a President pro tempore, Messrs Emery, Washburn and Gardner were appointed to receive sort and count the votes, who, having attended to that duty reported that the whole number of votes given was 13 | 12 oClock at noon – The Senate was called to order by the Secretary the President being absent, On motion by Mr. Emery of York the Senate proceeded to ballot for the choice of a President pro tempore, Messrs Emery, Washburn and Gardner were appointed to receive sort and count the votes, who, having attended to that duty reported that the whole number of votes given was 13 | ||
all of which were for Reuel Williams who was declared elected, notified thereof, accepted and took the chair, & Messages were sent to the Governor and Council and the House of Representatives informing them thereof. | all of which were for Reuel Williams who was declared elected, notified thereof, accepted and took the chair, & Messages were sent to the Governor and Council and the House of Representatives informing them thereof. | ||
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Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Salaries, reported leave to withdraw on the petition of John Lemond and others Read and accepted, Sent down for concurrence. Concd | Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Salaries, reported leave to withdraw on the petition of John Lemond and others Read and accepted, Sent down for concurrence. Concd | ||
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on an order of February 8th, respecting additional compensation to Judges Mellen & Weston, reported that such measure is inexpedient. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concd | on an order of February 8th, respecting additional compensation to Judges Mellen & Weston, reported that such measure is inexpedient. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concd | ||
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| − | + | Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Engrossed Bills reported Bill in further addition to an act to provide for the education of Youth and the Senate committed the same to Messrs. Cathaway, Gardner and Southwick. | |
| − | Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Engrossed Bills reported Bill in further addition to an act to provide for the education of Youth and the Senate committed the same to Messrs. Cathaway | ||
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Resolve in favor of the town of Poland came from the House referred to the Committee on Turnpikes &c. for concurrence and the Senate concurred. | Resolve in favor of the town of Poland came from the House referred to the Committee on Turnpikes &c. for concurrence and the Senate concurred. | ||
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Mr. Kimball had leave to lay upon the table Bill establishing the salaries of the Judge and Register of Probate of the County of Waldo and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading and committed to Messrs Kimball, Hathaway and Washburn. | Mr. Kimball had leave to lay upon the table Bill establishing the salaries of the Judge and Register of Probate of the County of Waldo and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading and committed to Messrs Kimball, Hathaway and Washburn. | ||
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Monday February 12th 1827
[1827.] [Appointment of a President pro. tem.] 12 oClock at noon – The Senate was called to order by the Secretary the President being absent, On motion by Mr. Emery of York the Senate proceeded to ballot for the choice of a President pro tempore, Messrs Emery, Washburn and Gardner were appointed to receive sort and count the votes, who, having attended to that duty reported that the whole number of votes given was 13
all of which were for Reuel Williams who was declared elected, notified thereof, accepted and took the chair, & Messages were sent to the Governor and Council and the House of Representatives informing them thereof.
[Report on pet. of John Lemond & als.] Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Salaries, reported leave to withdraw on the petition of John Lemond and others Read and accepted, Sent down for concurrence. Concd
[Order, respecting add. comp. to Judges Mellen & Weston] on an order of February 8th, respecting additional compensation to Judges Mellen & Weston, reported that such measure is inexpedient. Read and accepted. Sent down for concurrence. Concd
[Report. Bill in further add. to an Act to provide for the education of Youth.] Mr. Kimball from the Committee on Engrossed Bills reported Bill in further addition to an act to provide for the education of Youth and the Senate committed the same to Messrs. Cathaway, Gardner and Southwick.
[Resolve in favor of the town of Poland] Resolve in favor of the town of Poland came from the House referred to the Committee on Turnpikes &c. for concurrence and the Senate concurred.
[Bill establishing the Salaries of the Judge & Reg. of Probate, County of Waldo] Mr. Kimball had leave to lay upon the table Bill establishing the salaries of the Judge and Register of Probate of the County of Waldo and the same was read once and tomorrow 10 assigned for a second reading and committed to Messrs Kimball, Hathaway and Washburn.