Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-30

priations for the University Of Florida,
Florida State College, East Florida
Seminary, South Florida Military Col
leee, State Normal College at DeFun-
lax Springs, Sc. Petersburg Normal and
Industrial School, and COlored Normal
and Industrial School At Tallahassee,
for the last half OF 1905, all OF 1908 and
the first half Of 1907. and deficiencies.
Mr.. sistrunk--ro prohibit sherifis
and other officers from Handwriting to-
gether white and colored prisoners.
Mr.. Wartmann--To repeal laws re-
lSting TO agricultural statistics.
Mr.. Persons--To provide for taxes
on franchises
Mr.. RosborOugh 10y request)-For
relief Of certain individusls.
Mr.. DyAl-FOr relief Of H. S. Mad
dox and others.
Mr.. Johnson-To provide for reim-
bursements TO property -owners for
! property stolen by State convIcts.
The committee on railroads and tele.
graphs, through Chairman Dorman, re-
ported the Senate's Key West railroad
extension Bill, recommending that the
bill be passed, after striking out the
fifth aud sixth sections. which were
deemed OF q nature TO impair the pow
ers Of the railroad commission. A
motion TO take up the bill on second
reading to consider tina committee
amendments failed because Of the
objection OF Mr.. Blsnton Of Taylor.
The bill took its place on the calendar.
The select order OF the day was Cen
eral JEWELS motion to reconsider the
vote by which HE bill TO provide for
the inspection and analysis Of and TO
regulate the sale OF commercial feed.
ing stutis Ia the State, was defeated
yesterday. General Jewell spoke brief
ly, but very earnestly, in favor of the
reconsideration Of the adverse vote on
his bill, aud after much discussion the
bill was made 4 general order for May
a.
Mr.. Noble OF Lake withdrew his mo-
ton to reconsider the vote by which
the bill to prohibit the shooting OF live
pigeons and other fowls was defeated
yesterday. This ended the pigeon
bill.
The committee on railroads aud tele-
graphs made 4 supplementary report
ON the Key west railroad bill, stating
that IL Was q bill OF public importance
aud asking that IL be made a special
order for May ~ At 10 y. m, which was
adopted after debate, and the bill or
dercd printed and made special order
for IL 80 Saturday
Mr. Cobb's bill to protect fresh water
fish was adopted.
Mr. Wells bill TO FIX the per diem OF
county commissioners at 50 was passed
81 toe
Mr. Sisirunk's bill authorizing and
empowering the city OF ocalA to make
assessments upon real estate aud per-
sonAl property within i,s corporate
limits, and prescribing the duties and
powers Of the city council ia relation
thereto, aud providing for the enforce
ment " the collection Of taxes. WAI
read both the second aud third timc'
and passed ~ to O.
Mr. WArtmanu's bill authorizing
the city Of Ocala 20 combine certain
offices, tin terms Of officers, borrowing
money etc, was passed.
, Mr. Wells b,ll relative 90 sale oI
stock in bulk vas made special ordeI
tor next Wednesday morning.
Mr. stephens bill to amend the pri
mary election law TO require payment
Of POLL taxes ~ leAs, ten days betoF'
the primary elections, and 10 prOvid'
I, assistance for voieV anable 20 pre-
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