Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-19
PROCEEDINGS or
SENATE AND HOUSE
Important Educational Bill Passed
by the Senate.
LIBEL ELL TREATED oooLY

Matters Passed.
Tallahassee. May Is. The Senate had
round out Of the pension bill yester-
day, and when they had finished the
bill was cold In death, so far 81 that
body was concerned.
Passed the Senate on third reading
Senate Bill No. 100, by Mr.. Blount,
an act TO provide for the sale by guard
iaDS Of the real estate Of their wards.
Senate Bill 1872. by senstor Grill. an
act relating 20 guardians and author
king certain charitable or benevolent
corporations TO be appointed and to act
az guardians OF minor children and
validating al such appointments here
tofoPe made.
The bill appFopFistinR tl5 900 for two
years for the Tampa Mld-Wintsr Fair
70 be held between November lst and
March Let OF each year, was passed by
vote Of II tos.
On special order Senator Harris res
Olution relative to printing supreme
court reports was read, He discussed
II thoroughly and Spoke OF how the
original printing contract failed and
spoke Of an action for damages.
Senator Harris offered en- amend
rnSnt 70 HE own resolution, eliminating
the clause preventing future awarding
Of contracts 10 present State printer,
which was adopted,
The resolution was put to q vote and
carried.
Senate Bill 2l0, an act TO amend
Section 1894 OF the Revised Statutes Of
the State Of Florida. relating TO post
ing SiRnI, ringing bells at road cross
inRS. and relating to speed In cities or
incorporated towns, vas read third
time and passed.
After several amendments to Mr..
Wartmann's Armory bill had been
passed, the bill was ordered engrosSed,
A franchise was granted to the
MGnatee Light and Traction Com
psny.
Senate Bill 1872, by Senator Gillen,
empowering county boards OF public
Instruction and trustees OF special tax
school districts to establish kinder
\ ,rtenS under certain conditions, was
4 I'D third time and paaeed.
SenAte Bill 1888, by Mr.. Trammell,
sct to prohibit certain educational
An utionS from maintaining prepAr.
,nstlh eaSpb.colleRiAte, sub.ireshman
stlry, N~sdnic departments, regulating
aud AcadeA { study 20 be maintained
tho eourss tutions, and providing that
by said ina certain high schools shall
q ,nlomas ON alder thereot 90 admission
entltle the IN class OF the several
60 the ireshui NAL institutions, was
STATE edueati me and passed, n TO 3.
r. I'd the third Mill to amend Section
senator sams An act 90 provide
10. Chapter 1885 orkinR aud repairing
for establishing, V public roads and
an 4 maintaining Nh counties OF this
hridget Of the sovtNle penalties for
state, and To prA'V proved May 20,
failure thereof" Nrd time and
lsa5. was rcae the W
"a scd. u Introduced 10y
The following werA\
consent, NgallEe all
senator MAssey-TAo Wy county
school warrants iWuN Nor educA.
bo ,rds Of public instruct(
uonAl purposes v comb.
senator Gillcn- To prd. \ sale Of
nations Of manufacturers Relative
lee, or trusts or combina,icS, rs ice
tn shipping OF zee aud rely \
dealers TO give full weight \ iNNtlon
SenGtor McCrrAry-Joiut y :,
proposing amendment 10 ~ ing
Article 5, Of the CONSTITUTIONAL
to municipalities No.
senate adjourned tll 10 ~ \
morrow. NY
In the House. ~
Tallahassee, May lS-The ~ NJ
taysAeted business As follows \
Inc Avery libel bill came upI,
strt Mt Julian had spoke aEs,nst
NJ Avery tor the bill, IL Was iuf
u.,,ly postponed,
4 bill for the relief Of Mrs MAd
r abeIh Dickson. widow OF Oepe&
Dol, leon, WAS passed after much al
,lsstOn.
lte House substitute, 10 amend Sec
t..us se4g and s6sS Of The Rsv,scd STA,
-t,s Of Florida, relating % Migrants