The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-16

ure, while Senator McCreary defended
it. Lost, 16 to z.
1874, McMullen, creating State Board
Of Dental Examiners and regulating
the practice OF dentistry and dental
surgery. Passed.
133, Baker of goth, for the protec-
tion Of doves between March 1 and
November /. Passed.
81, Adkins relative to blind tigers.
Passed.
136, MeMullen, relating to granting
Of rights of way. Passed.
146, Massey, relating to the number
Of copies Of statutes and the DISPOSE
ton thereof, Passed.
15s, Buchanan, by request. concern
ing transfer OF stock of corporations
for profit in certain cases. Passed.
163. Massey, relative to the right
OF homestead. Passed.
80, McCreary. relating to entry on
enclosure to hunt or fish. Senators
Mcleod, Massey and Cone opposed
the bill, while Senators McCreary and
Baker of the goth. spoke for it. Pass
ed, 10 to 9.
Iii, Mcleod, providing for the re-
cording of retain title notes and con-
tracts. Senator Buchanan spoke
against and Senators Cone. Mcleod.
Harris and Johnson for the measure.
Passed, % to (.
IS, Massey, requiring teachers
summer training schools and making
appropriations therefor. Passed, 20
to 3.
1877. Johnson, regulating the selling.
pledging, moTtgaging or disposing Of
personal property subject to retain
title note or contract. Passed. IL to 3.
Joint resolution No. f2S. Harris,
proposing constitutional amendment
of courts. Passed.
Adjournment was then taken
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
quorum was present when the
senate was called to order at $50
o'clock.
The calendar of bills on second
reading was taken up.
No. 225, Hudson. to protect and
promote fruit growing. To third
reading
House bill No. 70. Brown of De-
Soto, providing that no judgment
shall be revised by an APPELLATE court,
except for errors affecting the merits
of the action. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No 256, Cottrell. refat-
ing to the committee on public roads
and highways. To third reading.
No. 2Ss, Cottrell. relating to pro-
cuFement. oath and action of COM
missioners in the allotment of dover.
Indefinitely postponed.
No. 2SS, Cone, to provide for stay
of execution Of sentence to fine in
justice of the peace courts and county
judges courts. To third reading.
House bill No. 16. Hodges, of Co
lumbia. relating TO appeals in cases of
forcibie entry and unlawful detainer.
Indefinitely postponed.
Sonafa hill No 9R2 NcMuiIpU nTO-
hibiting fire insurance companies from
combining as to what rate of commits
sion shall be paid by any other COM
pany to an agent. To third reading.
No. 241. Cone, relating to Migrants
and tramps. To third reading
No. 246, McMullen. amending the
charter of the Charlotte Harbor and
Northern Railway Company, and ex-
tending the time within which said
company may complete the construc-
ton Of it's road. Indefinitely post
poned.
No. 22S, Williams, relating to duties
of section bosses relative TO live stock
killed To third reading.
No. IS5. Leggett. requiring railroad
companies to furnish separate accom-
modations for the separation of white
and coiored passengers To third
reading.
no. 34s. Mecreary. requiring butch
ers OF beeves and hegs TO submit the
same fer inspection To third read
ing.
No. sol. Grill. TO provide against
certain narcotic drugs and 20 regulate
the sale thereof. To third reading
No. 2sS. Cook, to prevent the manu-
p s4fuFa sale ar nSA ~ anfRnaa fi<s shot