Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-05-08
m HOUSE AND
SENATE WERE BUSY
j, Important Bills Passed
y 1,on at Mondays Session.
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:, was the First Day Of the
'. ..'.I.n =, Which suwanns' County
ID representation in t the Senate 1',
' s,,uohss Of Legislature Busy
senate was called to order at
llg ,'saaov afternoon. Roll call.
..iion Of journal. Prayer by SEN
Z. ~, Crews ,,y in the absence Of the chap
y Certificate Of election q Mr..
~ Johnson Of Live Oak as Senator
2 snvannee county was presented
y senator Adams. On motion Of
go Cone the regular order OF
.,.s.s was waived and the newly
49, Senator from the Seven
~ was sworn in by Justice Whit
~ This was the first day that SUI
nc county has had representation
1 tbe Senate, owing to the recent
|,,,tb Of Senator Newlan.
n amendment to the constitution
! state was offered by Senator Co
q, 10 have the state capitol and
=, a, government removed to Jack
rrrills. The resolution was refer
a to the committee on State af-
hlrs =,
House bill by Mr.. Doke Of Alachua
10 have all monies above $4,000 of
~ fine and forfeiture fund in Alachua
,0nty placed to the credit of the
rhoOl fund.- passed its third reading
4 the Senate and was referred to
~ committee on enrolled bills.
Senate bill No. 252, by Mr.. Hudson
70 provide for the enlargement and
repair Of the State capitol, which was
4 special order, was taken UP on its
second reading. On the motion of
Senator Adams the bill was carried
over as a special order until Wednes.
tly
Senate bill No, 10, by Mr.. Tram
nsll-Proyiding that the trustees of
be internal improvement fund Of the
safe OF Florida and other State Of
tcials shall advertise for bids before
selling the public lands of the State,
vas taken up on its third reading and
iiter a fifteen minute address in be-
bag Of the bill by its author, the bill
vas placed back on its third reading,
House bill No. "a, by Mr.. Clark of
lsHerson-To amend Section 1919 of
be general statutes of the State Of
florida, relating to destruction OF
lnber Passed its third reading
unanimously.
Senate bin No. 169, by Mr.. Grill
70 amend Sections S405, S4O6 and
Ao1 dfth division, title 2, Chapter 4, |
lTtiele y Of the general statutes of
Dc State Of Florida, relating to tres
PISS and injury to realty. Passed
lauinously.
Bills on Third Reading.
The following we're among the bills
'hieh passed on third reading:
Senate bill No. $50, by Mr.. Hud-
Of tarpon and bone
lsai passed.
1oase bill No. 6, by Mr.. Rowe of
waiting rooms for
'.l's' and negroes; passed.
house bill No 81, by Mr.. Wilson
! Heihando-Appointment Of inspect
: O marks and brands; passed.
o'la'e bill No. 22S, by Mr.. Mas.
Y Amending act authorizing $780,.
y additional bond issue by the city
! orlando; passed.
senate bin No. i47. by Mr.. vest
~ I. deeds as prima facie evidence Of
iis passed.
senate bin No. 225. by Mr.. Tram.
to railroad crossings;
~ S''l,e bill No. lss, by Mr.. Trans
-FoFeF Of railroad commission
j 81 20 behalf Of individuals: passed.
~ -.te blu No. Il, by Mr.. Tram.
II. 'en'yhve cents to be the
!, 'o' express packages not exceed.
49,. 's pounds special order for
49, $40 oiIl No. 1a9. by Mr.. Massey
-, - '1'lons Of electors in cities and
, ~ -. oil No AZ. by Mr.. Matthews
! A.A''oa-Authorizing special eoup.
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