The Weekly Tallahasseean., 1901-04-04


for witnesses, and to empower him to
administer oaths. Read the first time
and referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary.
by Mr.. Rogers, OF 18th: Senate Bill
No: 8: A bill to be entitled an act to
authorize the municipality of Jack
sonVille to issue bonds and provide for
the payment thereof. Read the first
time by its title and referred to the
Committee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Sans, of 2Sth: Senate Bill
No. 10: A bill to be entitled an act
providing for the admission to prac-
tiee law in the Courts of this State
OF graduates of the law department of
the John B. Stetson University. Read
by its title and referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Dimick, of 18th: Senate Bill
No. IL: A bill to be entitled an act
prohibiting killing, capturing or
shooting any deer, alligator, croco-
die, waterfowl, or any wild bird Tex
cept crows), within one mile of the
incorporated town of West Palm
Beach, Florida. Read by it's title and
referred to the Committe on Game.
By Mr.. Grill, of 26th: Senate Bill
No. IL: A bill to be entitled an act
regulating the manufacture and sale
of food products. Read by it's title
and referred to the Committee on
Puplic Health.
By Mr.. Law, of 29th: Senate Bill
No. 13: A bill to be entitled an act to
amend Section 1 of Chapter 4,379 of
the Laws of Florida, entitled "An act
to provide for and regulate the dis
barring of attorneys-at-law."
Read by its title and referred to
the Committee On Judiciary.
By Mr.. Law, of 18th: Senate Bill
No. IA: A bill to be entltle an act to
prevent a lien upon real estate by
persons not in privity with the
owner, and for the protection of the
owner, the labOrer for work per-
formed and material men for mater
ial furnished. Read by it's title.
Mr.. Adams called up from the table
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 1:
Resolved by the Senate, the House of
Representatives concurring, that a
committee composed OF three from the
Senate and five from the House of
Representatives be appointed to
whom shall be referred all bills and
resolutions relating to the redistrict-
ing of the State into Congressional
Districts, and whose duty it shall be
to prepare and submit a bill dividing
the State of Florida into three Con-
gressional districts. Read a second
time.
Mr.. Adams offered the following
amendment: After the last word add
the following: COR otherwise provid-
ing for the election of Congress
man from the State of Florida"
Mr.. Adams moved the adoption of
the amendment. Agreed to.
The resolution as amended was
again read. Mr.. Adams moved the
adoption of the resolution as amend
ed. Agreed to.
Mr.. McCreary moved that the rules
be waived, and that Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. 1 be Immediately Ger
titled to the House of Representa-
tvs. Agreed to by a two-thirds vote
Senate Concurrent Resolution No. |
2: Concurrent Resolution authorizing
the appointment of committee to ex-
anime into the condition of the State |
Buildings: Be it resolved by the Sen
ate, the House Of Representatives con-
CURING, that committee of two from |
the Senate and two from the House |
be appointed to investigate the con-
dition of the State Buildings, and to
report what repairs are necessary, if |
any. Was taken up and read a second !
time.
Mr.. Miller requested that Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. 2 lay over
until tomorrow. So ordered.
Mr.. Kirk moved that the Senate ad-
journ till p. m. Agreed to.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment. President in the chair.
A quorum present.
Mr.. Carson asked that Senator Mil
Ter be excused for this afternoon.
Agreed to.
The President announced the stand
ng committees as follows:
Judiciary-Senator Wilson, of 7th,
Chairman; and Myers, Harris, Mac
Williams, Law, Wilson, of 4th;
Palmer, of 18th; Denham, Grill.
Constitutional Amendments - Sen
Itor MacWilliams, Chairman; Sen
Itors Harris, Law, Wilson, OF 4th;
Bitch.