The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-21

and IuteTuTbaa ELECTRIC cars. Adopted.
No. 62. Harris. authorizing State
Board Of Health To prOmulgdta and
enforce rules for betterment and pro-
lection OF public health. ADOPTED %
to ,.
No. IOI. Hudson. ra,aIing to con-
structiYe service. Adopted,
Senate then went inrO election of
L S senator
senator Beard, in 4 few words
placed the name Of Duncan I. Fetch
or in nomination, he ha ing been
nominated by the primaries. Each
member repeated the name il sui as
the viva voce vote was called
Bill No. %. Dayton. allowing cIeri-
cal and other aid in the discharge OF
their duties.
Broomc objected to and other aid
clause on the ground that it would
Law way open for extravaganza. Day
ton spoke in behalf of the bill. Upon
question by Miller AZ to whether
Judges had asked for the aid Dayton
stated thai the bill was drawn by
Judge J. Il. Wall Laid over.
Senate bill No. IS wdS then recalled
to caIendar of bills on second read
ing
Harris Introduced bill No. 80 aU-
thorizing suits against state of Flor
ida in certain cases
Adjournment was takeH TO We'd
nesdav.
House Proceedings.
The house was called to order At
10 a. m. pursuant TO adjournment
by the speaker
Roll call showed a quorum present
PRAYER was offered by the chaplain.
Tpon motion. reading of journal
was dispensed with
4 message from the governor show
ing that there was a deficiency Ill
rle apDroDriation made in 1907 by the
LEGISLATURE for printing the bulletin
also s. 900 deficiency in the general
appropriation for state printing and
advertising
A message from the governor call
ing attention to recent contrOverSE
between the board Of control and tn
state board Of education. Referred 20
committee on education
Message from the governor recon-
mending that the present appropTia-
ton Of SIS 900 for premiums TO a state
fair he continued by the legislature
and that s.. 500 should be Appropriated
annually for each district fair De
ierred
Message from the governor extend
ing a invitation TO q reception 10 be
given Thursday evening ordered
spread on the jOnrnaL
Concurrent Resolutions.
House resolution IS. ny Light Of
Marion. that all action by the house
authorizing employment Of clerks be
recinded-
Clarke. of Jefferson. thought that
only way to get at matter was TO
reconsider action.
Alexander. Of VOlusia, offered amend
ment. that owing TO unprecedented
condition. owing to resolution con
demning Hon. Frank Clark for MIS-
attack upon Hon. VIM. !. Bryan and
Champ Clark. he he allowed assIS-
lance Of two clerks to answer the vol
ume of letters CONNIE nding his course
in Introducing the resolution.
MaCWiIliams. of ST. Johns, rose Up-
on point of order. stating that amend
ment was iTrsleveut and not related
TO the resolution.
Light of Marion arJse and began
argument in favor Of resolution.
NacWilIiams said the member from
Marion was out Of order in arguing
i'm favor of resolution.
Speaker held resolution was not de-
bstable.
Hodges. Of Comnbia offered an
amendment that resolution apply only
TO he legislature of 1911.
Stokes, Of Escambia. moved that
resolution be laid upon able
Light stated the employment 1f
clerks for the session would ncc"S>i-
tate an expenditure Of $500. He
thought me matter should he as care
fully treated as il il we're private busI-
: ness.
Motion 10 table lost IS to 30.
Five Clerks Only.
Davis, Of Madison, offered amend
rne,t that house elect FIVE clerks
Wells. Of Leon. thought house had
( previously settled question by voting
down 4 similar resolution
Wall. of Bradford, thought that Il
VAS q matter for the chairman Of the
! committee on appropriation
Chase Of DUval chairman of aP
/ preparation committee. thought it best
/ TO cut down staff of clerks; that the
matter was deserving of careful treat
ment the same as in private business
/ affair.
/ Newton. Of Orange. thought it no