Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-19
PROCEEDINGS or
THE LEGISLATURE
Mr.. Mobiles Governors Mansion
Bill Did Not Go.
NAM ILL sIlLs ReAO

iPlac0d On Second Reading and En-
crossed. While Still Others We're
KlDsd-P Prominent Visitors.
Tallahassee, April IS The House
membsrs tackled the subject OF Gov
ernbsse mansion Monday morning, and
while the members objected TO the
particular bill under discussion, II wss
evident that q majority Of the House
favors en- appropriation for the build
ing Of q Governors mansion under GER
tain conditions. The bill under dis
eussIon waS the one iDtTod uced by
M. Noble Of Lake, The committee IN
whom Il was referred reported II adj
versely, and the chairman Of the COM
mitise explained that such action vas
against that particular bill, and was
not the sense OF the committee on the
proposition. The hill was laid on the
table by = vote OF a 10 IA, but many
explained that theS favored the propo-
sltion to build q Governors mSnsion,
bus did not approve the method Sug.
Eested in Mr.. Mobiles bill.
In the House Monday morning, Gen.
efal Jewell Of Orange offered petit
tIon from the Florida division, United
pnfedeFate Veterans, 20 remove the
Ne limit Of slxty-hve years from the
pension laws Of Florida.
The select committee on State insti.
tutlons and the public health commit
tee wsFe allowed . clerk.
Mr.. Noble OF Lake offered q concur
rent resolu ton relative 20 appFopria-
tlons for institutions Of darlington
q jolnt committee OF seven, TO examine
into benefits nov derived by the people
- large from these institutions. Whsth-
or any Of che schools can be dispensed
with, and which ones--designating IN.
der what name and character and for
what purposes such institutions shall
be retained.
M. Pirrong Of Calhoun offered q
resolution for q special committee OF
nine. i've from the House and four
from the Senate. TO select aud desig.
nate such colleges Of this State TO be
the recipients OF State aid, and TO ere
ate . fund 10 BE- Get apart for the cup.
port and maintenanos Of said college,
Mr.. Johnston Of Pasco offered q Feso-
luton rendering the Hall Of Repre-.
Sentstivss 10 the Good Roads Conven-
tiOn on the evening Of April 20. ThIs
was adopted.
introduction Of Bills.
The following new bills were Intro
dueed
BY NJ, Wells OF HlllsboFo-A me.
mortal TO Congress TO amend pension
lawa OF United States increasing Mex.
lean War pensions from ~ TO tl2. Also
. bill for relief " David l. Drum.
Also 4 bill to validate bonding ordi.
nance OF the city Of Tampa, an election
thsreundet and The bonds Issued In
compliance thereWilh,
ny Mr. Paul Of Holmes Relative 10
working aud maintaining public roads
and bridgcs IN this state.
By Mr. Wartmann OF Mation-To
authorize OcalA TO combine certain Of.
Hoes OF the city aud Tor other purposes.
Also, bill authorizing ocAla to assrss
aud collect certain tAIss
by MI Johnston Of Paseo-To
amend the Law relating Tn obtaining
money under false ptctcnscs. and yio-
lA''on 1T contracts Also. q bill rel.
alive To the RICH, to aud life OF e1eeu.
''ons Also, ball Ia Amead Chapter
$40, relative to the employment by
county commissioner Of labor ~ per-
sohs committed by county courts aud
held Ia jail for m,sdrmeGuor. but not
convicted
ny Nj horman OF SuwAuner-Re.
lA''ng 10 delivery ot messages by tele.
graph companies sud Others In towns
~ 6n 90 more inhabitants
by Mr. smith of Nolusa-RslAtivr
70 the municipality ot New smyrna
BJ NJ Kirkland ot LHks-ro pro.
''de punishment tor pools. trust. and
'"n'p'rac'rs 60 control prices
bJ NJ Ryan ~ Washington To
provide frvenne Tor the State irru
collateral raPcr. mortgages. note.
contracts heus, loans aud al other IA.
joel" gwen iut confederation aud en-.
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