Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-15
mTHER BUSY DAY
At STATE CAPITOL
-, BILLS Were introduced in
p,Ih Branches Of Legislature.
-..u.no nEEOg0 LEeIsLATIoN

!, Forenoon Session. After
s,.s There Were Important Com
rtiss Meetings.
..,,.hss.ee. April 1l-Wednesday
bo,y day here, both 10 Senate
siorsr House. the morning SEES
bo.h houses being followed 10
- ,,,ernoon and night By many inn
Ian, committee meetings.
~ following is a part Of The bust
,,s transacted
Senate Proceedings.
v,o senate was called to order at 10
,.,o.L a m. President Harris in the
.1.i,. ,wenty.nine Senators answering
B the roll
The following new bills and joint
,..olu,ions we're introduced;
senate Joint Resolution No. l27. by
I, Buckman-That it is the sense OF
4, Senate and the House OF Repre-.
uDstives that a revision OF the con-
rj,uhon is necessary.
Senate Bill No. 1913. by Mr.. Hender-
INTO permit Tallahassee to acquire
,s!srWorks plants.
Senate Bill No. 100. by Mr.. Baker
opovide for safe.keeping Of records
Durveyors general.
Senate Bill No. 1871, by Mr.. Baker
% authorize circuit judges.
Senate Bill 1872, by Mr.. Neel-To
mend general ststute relating TO pub
printing,
Senate Bill 1873, by Mr.. West OF the
Sinl-To give power to legislative COM
ulilee to administer osths and to in
sROgste persons as to their interest
interest OF others 10 appearance be-
s'e the committees. Mr.. West ex-
aiued the object OF the bill, so that
be object and interest Of all persons
ppesriDR before any committee may
determined.
M. West. in reply to several ques.
ons, said the main object was to de-
Fmne whether the person appears in
3 own behalf or as q paid attorney
presenting some other interest. In
her words the committee would
pos whether he was paid or appeared
pm patriotic motives.
Senator Willis offered 90 amend
snt, BY striking out the right 90 CUES.
On the witness az to whether he was
Ad or to be paid. Senator Broome
bowed that the bill lie over and be
.Iade q special order for tomorrow
orning at II o'clock. Senator CLARK
pended this by asking that the bill
referred to the judiciary committee.
sbhlor Adams offered still another
nsndment, that 200 copies be order
printed, which amendment was ac-
p'ed by Senator Broome carried.
Senate Bill No. 1874, by Mr.. West Of
fiT't-To amend general statutes
Atlng to courts 10 chaucery.
Senate Bill No. 1876, by Mr.. Crews
provide for pensioning OF all sol.
n known as Home Guards
ssaAie Bill No 1888, by Mr.. Zim-To
0a'0'' contracts for future delivery
s' grains, cotton. etc., and TO pro-
ol' establishment OF exchanges or
a,ss, shops.
senate Bill No. 1877, By Mr.. zim-
a''e to titles OF real property.
senate Bill No. 1888, By Mr.. Massey
Provide committee rooms for the
a'e aud House Of Representatives.
s0ll cal The bill WAS lost by a vote
to 10, amid many changes Of
Du Two roll cAlle.
message from the Governor was
,sivsd.
'oa'' Bill lsa, BY Mr.. Masey-To
aa general statutes relative 20
.'a'a'ion' Of electors 10 cities and
ls'' Blu 40, b Mr.. Massey--To
'se Tor distributIon OF general
We to judges OF eircait aud crimi-
49,. 49, b'll l4l, BY Mr.. Mspsey-To
- NE eject Of The record Of deed
'''sages unaeknoulsdged or dc.
'''5 aeknoEledged.
~ Bin No. l4s. By Mr.. willis
-sna road lawt Of Levy cotnty.
partly local bin. the usoni
sa' followed, The rulss waived /;
80 second and third slime and