The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10
WEEK
SENATE

FRIDAY, June 9TH, 1909.
Senate opened with prayer By Rev.
Mr.. Prettyman. rI
Mr. Frazier asked permission to with
draw Senate bill, No les, which wal
granted
Mr.. Cypert offered Senate joint reso-
luton, that the Legislature adjourn on
Monday, 18th, 70 meet again on the
first Monday in October next Laid
over till tomorrow morning.
On motion Of Mr.. Trimble, House bill
No. l29, 10 incorporate the Cumberland
Mining and Petroleum Company was
taken up, after which he offered an
amendment TO an act 70 incorporate the
Gay street Railroad Company of Knox
vile, and reviving the south Nashville
Railroad Company. Adopted, and the
bill amended passed its third reading.
House Joint Resolution No. 81, di
rectory 70 the keeper and inspectors of.
the Pe%nitentiary, wa adopted
Mr.. Bosom, from the Committee on
Banks, reported upon tle condition Of
certain banks of the State, with the
tEtements of the last four years, which
was ordered to be printed in certain
papers in the State.
House bill 1913: In lieu Of Senate bill
No sc, to apportion the representation
in the Congress of the United States
Passed third reading by a vote of u
70 7.
House bill No. l42: Was taken Up
and passed its third reading.
House bin No. So: To repeal 2So7 Of
the Code.
Mr. Spence offered an amendment
prescribing an oath to be taken by per-
sons bringing suits. Adopted.
A vote was taken and the bill as
amended was lost. Those voting in the
negative were Messrs. Bosom, Cste,
Case, Hurst, Lssster, McElwee, Smith,
Senter, Trimble and Rogers-l0 In
the affirmative, Messrs Bowen, Cypert,
Frierson, Frazier, Keith, Mckinney,
Peart and Spence-S.
House bill No lao, TO incorporate the
East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Passed third reading.
House Bill No 49,, to give the Rome
and Carthsge Turnpike Company fur
ther time to complete said road. Pass
ed thlrd reading
The Senate then adjourned to q
o'clock.
HoUSEoF REPRESENTATIVES
FmDAY, June 9
The House was called 10 order al
nine o'clock.
A message from the Senate was re.
ceived, announcing the passage of
House bills Nos IS, 80, 90, I23, l29, l46,
and LIS, with amendments, and Senate
bills Noa. IS and 1856; also, the non
concurrence of the Senate 10 House |
amendments 20 Senate bill No l09; !
also transmitting House bills Nos SO,
"a and l36, with the signature of the
Speaker of the Senate
By Nh. puggan: That this General
Assembly adjourn on Monday, the 18th
inst, 70 meet again on the FIRST Monday
IN October next and that before sd-
journmsnt, no further leaves of ab- |
sence be granted to members of the
House.
Mr. MINIS proposed onesin lea, pro-
vlding that no bills shall be scted on
after ~ o'clock tomorrow, the 10Th in.
slant and TO adjourn and meet scsiu at
the anne specified in Mr.. Duggsn's reso-
luton. Adopted and transmitted to
the Senate
By Mr.. Carter Providing for the en-
ployment on the Capitol grounds, Of
such persons in the Pe~nitentiary as
have not trades Adopted and tFans>
10 the Sonata
Mr. Hoods resolution pledging the
Union party Of Tennessee to the sup
Of the Administration in its policy
pa State rehabilitation, Was taken up.
Nj Wines moved % lay the rssolu-
son on the table Carried, ayes 80;
noe %.
HOuse bin No lS5, to promote emil
IRA zion 20 Tennessee. Passed. and fur
her consideration postponed until Goth
next
sESETE BILLS on THIRD READING.
Senate Bill No Is, prescribing an
,ath for sll public officers in Tennessee,
With amendments providing that the
provisions Of the bill shall only apply
o political and judicial officers
Mr.. Garrett moved an additional
amendment, that the members Of this
General Assembly shall be required 70
AXE the oath embodied in the bill
Mr. Arnell moved 20 lay the amend
nent on the table, which was carried.
Those voting in the affirmative are
Arnell. Carter, Coward, Donald
on, Dugesn, Elliott, Faulkner, Fosan,
farmer, Griffith, Grimmett Inman, Jar
Fis Jones OF Claiborne, Jones Of Greene
Mason Maxwell McNsir, Melton, Null
ins, Norman, Porter, Purket5 Rzuls
on, Rogers, Shnltz, Smith Of Obion,
,nodd erly, Wagner, Wsterscf Wilson,
Fatsrs Of Madison, Walker, Wines,
Hoodccck-S4
Thoae voting IN The negative are
Andersen, Brittle, Cooper, Cope
saa, ponghsgty, Jamsss Garrett 9suk