The age-herald., 1901-02-10
LAWMAKERS WILL TAXI: A VACATION They Will Visit Both Pensacola
 and Mobile | DISAGREE AS ID THE TIME Resolution Requesting the Governor to Send Member of Convict Board On Visit to Other states-Many
 Bills Passed.
DISAGREE AS 10 THE TIME

Herald Bureau, Clancey's Hotel, Montgomery, February 9.-(Special. 1.-The legislators have determined to take few days off' during next week and enjoy the carnival festivities at Mobile and Pensa- cola, though there is no definite time set for the trip.
 The consideration of the trip caused a very windy and amusing debate in the Senate today. Both Mobile and Pensacola have extended invitations to the legislators to visit those cities the 18th and 18th for the Mardi Gras festivities, and a com mittee of arrangements was appointed by the two houses. This morning the commit tee report was read in both houses, the lower house adopting it by unanimous vote but in the Senate it was fiercely at tackled by several Senators because of the provision to spend next Sunday in Pensa- cola. Some of the Senators were strongly opposed to being out upon ''junketing trip on Sunday, and they held up their hands in horror at such an idea.
 Committees Report.
 The following is a full text of the com mittee's report:
 Pursuant to the House resolution, rais- ing a special committee to arrange a pro- gramme for Mardi Gras your committee re- spectfully makes the following report:
 They recommend that the Governor and Genef. -ssembly accept the invitation of both adcola and Mobile and submit the following itinerary:
 Leave Montgomery, Saturday night, Feb ruary IS, 1901, reaching Pensacola the same right; remaining in Pensacola until Mon- day morning and arriving in Mobile during the day and remaining there until after midnight OH Tuesday, returning to Mont gomery in time for the legislative duties Of Wednesday, February 20, 1901.
 ~ our committee recommends that the Governor, each Senator and Representative be invited to have his wife accompany him. '"rhe committee request that members in- tending going to Pensacola and Mobile at once notify some member of the commit tee of the fact in order that provisions may the party.
 JOEL w. GOLDSBY, Chairman.
 "J. H. NUNELEE,
 "J. J. ARNOLD,
 JOHN CRAFT"
 Senators Meador and Harrison led the fight aganst the report in the Senate giv- ing as their reasons that they were opposed to including Sunday in the report. The Sem ate finally amended the report, as to have the special train leave Montgomery Mon day morning, spending Monday and Tues day in Mobile and "Wednesday in Pensacola. In the House the report was adopted with out a dissenting voice.
 Non-Concurrence of House.
 During the afternoon session the Senate amendment reached the House, and Speak CT Pettus moved non-concurrence, for the reason that the dates suggested by the Senate were not agreeable to many mem bers me House promptly non-concurrel, and the Speaker announced as q commit tee of conference, Messrs. Arnold, Craft and Jones of Wilcox.
 It is understood that the conference com mittee will probably decide to go to pensa- cola Saturday morning, giving time for the legislators to hear the Floridians the subject of annexation.
 Both Pensacola and Mobile have made
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