The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-07-09

Inc i've reports and ACCOMPANYING papers
| ~on ~ete piaceu among the orders of the day and
-Vo copies OF the additional section was ordered
printed. W
Mr. Oiiveros, Chairman of the Committee on
Enrolment and Eugrossment, made the following
| report s
CONVENTION HALL.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, July 2, 1885 !
Hon SAMUEL PAsco.
Prestdent Of the ConoentSen.
:, SIR: Your Committee on Engrossment and
| enrolment, TO whom was referred Ariel. M
~ nave examined and compared the same and
nnd 1t properly engrossed
| Very respectfully,
| b +. OLIvEROs Chairman
SAMUEL E. HOPE,
II. H DUNCAN.
=, - IHEO. RANDEI.L, Committee
hr' OiiVer"s arose 10 personal explanation
from the Journals so much as related IN ,ha res
| o'ull"n offered by Mr.. Baker, of Nassau. with
reference to married women he did so without
any refecllon towards Mr.. Baker, as he believed
Tue resolution was offered with pure motives and
n"' as a reflection against any individual, and
the motion to expunge was also made in like
gonl laIih without reflection to M Baker
Upon motion of Mr. Walter, ex Governor
bi"Aham was invited To a seat within the bar
Mr. Bethel moved that Article w be taken up
"i :" thiiu Tcdulng agreed to-
Article Nv, on Legislative Department, WAS
then read the third time, and the following cor
rectlons were made:
In Section Is, strike out the letter IS at the
END OF word practices" Strike out the word
ana after the word children" and before the
word " relieving
Mr.. Baker offered to amend as follows: Sec
Iion D. Prorb'td, This section shall not apply To
Noiarles Public and officers of the militia
=, Mr- Oliver"s offered the following substitute:
Nolafies Public, Justices of the Peace and
County Commissioners excepted
MIR. GJss moved to law both the amendment
ahu substitute therefor on The table agreed to-
Mr. Bethel moved To strike out The word "As
semoiy wherever il may appear, and insert the
words House OF Representatives. :" agreed TO
Mr' Malone offered The following amendment
Strike out " November" and insert in lien
thereof the word " October"
Mr.. Mcclellan moved to lav the amendment
on the table agreed to.
Mr- Baker offered the following amendment
to SECTION 4 Proctded, The Senate shall not
elect i's presiding officer for the year 1897
Mr.. Speer moved to lay the amendment ON
The table; agreed to-
Mr. Marshall moved to reconsider the vote hv
whc4 section was pissed not agreed to-
MI Clarke, of Jefferson, offered the following
additional section: No law shall take effect un-
III sixty days from ;he final Adjournment Of the
session OF the Legislature al which il may have
ed in such law adopted
Mt onge moved t. reconsider the vote bv
which Section 10 was passed tabled
Mt Bethel asked unanimOn- consent tu cor
rect Sec ton 3 by striking ont the word Assem-
by and insert the word l. gl,lalure :" grant
Mr.. Paterson offered The ooW ing additional
section: No Senator ar Representative >uall
during the time tor which he WAS elected be
appointed or elected 10 any civil office under
the Constitution ot the State which shall have
ocen created, or the emnlumens whereof shall
have been increased during such time; adopted.
Mr.. Miller offered The following additional see
tlCn No bill granting extending or renewing
any corporate privilege or franchise shall be
sl1ered by either house of the Legislature until
the Same shall have been printed and laid on the
table OF each House for three days such printing
to be at the cost of the corporation or person
asking the grant, extension or renewal oil such
franchise or privilege; tabled
Mr.. Bethel moved that Article " be re en-
crossed AS corrected and amended and that 200
copies he printed tor the of the delegates.
Mr.. ConOvcr moved that iurther amend
ments be allowed to Article " agreed to.
the e and placed aangg a 5 o eha M
day.
Article No. -, on Public Health was read the
second time.
Mr.. Walker offered the following two sections
as a substitute tor section l OF orig inal Article
SECTION L. Ii is the duty OF the State to make
ample provision for the protection of the public
health.
SEC . The Legislature shall provide for
State Medical Association, with powers, duties
and responsibilities necessary to carry out
the purposes for which said Association shall
be created accepted,
Section was read
Mr.. Baker offered the following substitute: The
Legislature shall provide by law tor State
Board of Health, with such duties may be
prescribed by law: majority Of The said Board
shall be praciclng physicians.
Mr. Gis offered the following amendment TO
the substitute: The Legislature shall establish
State Board OF Health and also County Boards
of Health in all counties where it may be neces
saIy.
Mr.. Mann moved to lay the amendment TO the
substitute on he table not agreed to.
Mr. Mcclellan moved to adopt the amend
ment to the substitute; agreed to-
Mr. Parsons offered to amend as follows The
Boards of Health shall have no authority as to
licensing or preventing any person practicng
medicine
Mr.. Love moved to lay the whole subject mat
ter on the table n I agreed TO.
The question was then upon the amendment
offered by Mr.. Parsons not agreed to.
Mr. Blount ot Escambia was indefinitely ex-
cused. Messrs. Whtmire, Clark OF Jackson,
Robertson, YoDge and Hargret were each ex-
cused until Tuesday.
The Convention took recess until O'Clock
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