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House suspends rules and adopts resolution congratulating Anthony R. Pate on his 100th birthday
Summary
The House adopted a resolution filed by Representative Galvin of Canton congratulating Anthony R. Pate on his 100th birthday after temporarily suspending the rules; the chamber then recessed and adopted an order to adjourn to meet Monday at 11 a.m.
The House adopted a resolution congratulating Anthony R. Pate on his 100th birthday after the temporary Committee on Rules recommended adoption and Representative Galvin of Canton moved to suspend the rules to consider it. Members voted by voice; the presiding officer announced "the ayes have it," and the resolution was adopted.
The temporary Committee on Rules reported that the resolution filed by Representative Galvin of Canton "ought to be adopted." Representative Galvin moved to suspend the rules to take up the resolution; the presiding officer called for the voice vote and announced the ayes carried. The question of adoption of the resolution was then put and approved by voice vote as recorded on the floor.
Later in the session the House took a brief recess. An order read on the floor set the House to adjourn and meet Monday next at 11 a.m.; the motion to have the House stand adjourned was put and carried by voice vote, with the presiding officer announcing the ayes had it.
No debate on the substance of the resolution was recorded on the floor. The action was procedural and ceremonial in nature, and the House proceeded to adjournment following the adopted order.
