Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-25
GOVERNORS VETO
HAD NO EFFECT
Trammell's Bill of 1905 Carried
Successfully at This Session.
wANTEO sIENNIAL REPoRTs

AesnI Successfully Passed by Sen
ate at the Present ssssIon--other
Notes Of Interest at State Capitol.
The Senate was called to order at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, Presi-
dent Harris in the chair.
The president announced several
invitations, including one from the
Ladies Memorial Association of Tai
lahassee to attend their exercises on
Memorial day, Friday, April 2s, at 5
D. m.
The following were among the new
bills introduced:
BY Mr.. Harris-Proylding for tray
cling and other expenses Of the judges
OF the circuit courts OF the state.
BY Mr.. Hudson-Appropriating
100000 for additional wings to capi-
toll building and other alterations
Proposed wings on east and west
side and is said to be in line with
the views of the Governor and cabi-
net officers.
By Mr. Hudson-To provide that
temporary administrators OF small es-
tates may fully administer and settle
the same.
Bills on Third Reading,
The regular order was waived and
the Senate proceeded to the consid-
GRAFTON Of bills on their third read
ing.
BY Mr.. Adams--A bill to be entitled
an act to amend Sections 3, 10 and
IA Of an Act entitled an Act to pro
vide for the inspection and analysis
Of, and to regulate the sale Of com
mercial feeding stuffs in this state;
to prohibit the sale OF fraudulent or
adulterated commercial feeding stuffs;
to define the term commercial feed
ing stufis. to provide guarantees Of
the ingredients Of commercial feed
ing stuffs, for the fixing OF labels
and stamps to the packages thereof,
as evidence of the guarantee and in
spection thereof; to provide for the
collection Of an inspection fee from
the manufacturers OF commercial
feeding stuifs. to fix penalties for the
violation Of the provisions of this
act to authorize the appointment Of
additlonl assistant State chemist, an
inspector Of commercial feeding
stuffs; TO appropriate the necessary
funds to enforce the provisions OF
this act and 70 repeal all laws and
parts OF laws In conflict with this act
was read in full the third time and
passed on roll call by vote OF II
TO 9.
By Mr. MoCreary-To amend Sec
ton S44, OF general statutes. inereas.
ing pay Of members or county school
boards to $500 a day, was read In
full the third time and passed on
roll call by vote OF % to 0.
Messages and Reports.
Messages from the House OF Rep
resentatives were received. read and
House bills referred to proper Sen
ate committee. On motion Of Sena-
tor Adams the rules we're waived aud
the Dorman House bin No. 2SS. vail
dating an insurance OF 100000 OF
bonds by the city OF Live Oak. was
read the second time by title. the
third time In fun and passed, p to o.
The report OF the committse on
State Affairs, Senator Neel. chairman,
to whom was referred Senate bill No.
92S. OF the session OF 1905. relative
10 detailed biennial reports By state
Officers together with the veto Of the
Governor on this measure, was read
10 fun. together with the bin and the
Governors message accompanying
the same The committee recon
mended that the Governors veto Be
sustained The praioat then par
TIE question: shall TIE Olil pass
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