Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-07-23
WILL TT COME TO THIS?

ment, Mr.. Hail OF blDD Gazing IOI llo
ayes and nays, was lost by vote of rs
ayes and 127 nays, after Mr.. Middleton Of
Newton, voting ave.. and Messrs. Moss Of
Cobb, White of Screven and Wright Of
Floyd, voting no, had explained their
votes.
CALL FOR ALES AND NAYS.
Mr. Halt of Bibb. called for the ayes and
nays in the vote on agreeing TO the favorable
report Of the committee upon the original mi
framed by him. Several members explained their
vote in this ballot, wherein hung the fate OF
the bill.
Mr. Hal, explaining his. said:
81 know its dead. 1 knew you were going TO
xii lit. AS I say, you are going to vote II
down, Of course. l didn't expect anything else.
But the records made and In future campaigns
the people want it. know the railroads don't
want it. Therefore. vote aye"
vote OF Sc to 103 and the bill was lost
HOW THEY VOTED.
Following is the vote on the question:
Ayes: Allen, Anderson of Bullosh, Ault,
Barksdale, Bagleys Bailey, Booker, Boyd, Brln-
son Of Decatur. Burch. Butt, Buxton, Daniel.
Edwards, Elder. Ellis, Evans, Faircioth. Field
OF DeKaIb, Fullbright, Darlington. Griffin OF
Twiggs, Guyton, Hall, Hardman Of Jackson,
Harrington, Heard, HIM. Holder Of Floyd, How.
Ell, Hubbard, Keith, Lawrence, Lewis. Meadows
Of Tefair. Middlebrook, Miller Of Calhoun. Mil
kin, Mccarthy, McAIichael of Butts, oliver,
Parker OF Decatur, Parker of Talbot, Peacock.
Persons Reid of Campbell, Rentz Roberts.
Smith Of Walton, Strong, Tarver, Turnpseed,
Upshaw, Vinson, Whiteley, Wood-56
Nays-Adams, Alexander of DeKalb, Alexan-
| der Of Fulton, Alley, Anderson Of Chatham,
Armstead, AthertOn' atkinson Baker. Barrett,
Of Carroll, Brown of Fulton, Brown Of Henry,
Brown Of Murray, Calbeck, Carswell, Carter,
Couch, Cowan, Culberson. Davis, Dickson, Draw
dy, Edmondson, English. Ford. Gastley, Grad
dick, Hardeman OF jefferson, Harvey, Hatfield,
Helms Henderson OF Turner, Hendricks, Holt1-
claw, Huuender, Huie, johnson of Barlow, John
son Of Jeff Davis, Joiner, Jones of Laurens,
Jones of Mitchell, Kendrick. Kicklghter. Kidd,
Kirby, Littleton. Lord, Lovetoy, Meadows of
Toombs, Miller Of Ware, Mlnter, Moore Moss.
mcfarland, MacIntyre Mcconnell, McCrory,
McCurry, McCutchen, McElreaths MSMahan,
McWhorter Paulk, Pierce Pope, Porter, Price,
Proctor, Reaves. Reese, Reid of Putnam, Rog-
ers Sheppard, Shirley, Simmons, Slade, Smith
of Gilmer. Smith of Tattnall. tstovall, Tippins,
Tuggle, Turner, Waddel, Walters, Watkins,
, Wight of Grady, williams, WOhlwender. Wood
Tiff, Wright of Floyd, Wright Of Stewart-1Os.
son. not FeDdeF PeIds Of Crisp. Gnis Cooley,
Friffin Of Sumter. Henderson of Irwin, Johnson
Of Towns. Kelley. Kennedy, Marshall, Mitchell.
son, Rosser. Simpson, Stubs. Tracey. wasden,
The genera tax law was reached as special
order and occupied the time OF the house with
its reading and the reading Of its amendments
MORE FILIBUSTERING.
Mr.. Barrett of Stephens asked unanimous con-
sent that when the house adjourn. 1t stand ad-
tOurned until 3 O'Clock Friday morning, IN Oruer
that more time might be given to consideration
Of the bill There were several objections. The
motion was made and put, but before the result
Chatham obtained the flor and spoke TIL
o'clock, when the house passed automatically
into the half hour extension Of time voted for
the passage Of local and city court bills. A
number OF these were passed and the house ad-
1ourned till 10 o'cock Friday morning, not hav-
ing been able to vote finally upon any other
hour Of meeting.
NEW BILLS READ.
The following new bills were read In the
house Of representatives Thursday mornlng:
By Mr.. Turner of Jones-To amend section
2059 volume 2 code 1895.
By Mr.. Evans Of Bibb-A resolution to pen
sion the widow Of g. W. Hendricks.
By Messrs. Hartman and Holder OF Jackson
To amend the charter Of Maysville.
Bv Mr.. Edmondson OF ChattOoga-To add SUM
merville Chattooga county, to the list Of cities
and towns in which state repositories may De
By Mr. Paulk of Berrien-To amend the act
establishing the city court OF Nashville.
BY Mr.. Hall of Bibb-A resolution TO author
ize the payment to ]. Pope BrowE Of the coul'
mission and the credit to his books Of other
BY Mr.. Harvey OF Wilcox-To amend section
1777, volume /. code 1895. to require no-fence
counties to build legal fences on their county
By Messrs Anderson and Simmons Of BulIoch
Thy request ITO propose a constitutional amend
n1ent creating a county to be known az
Ianier, from Bulloch. Tattnall and Emanuel
counties, with Meter as the county seat.
NEW CHARTER FOR WAYCROSS.
! BY Mr.. Miller of Ware-To create new
charter for Waycross.
BY MFR. CuretOn Of Dade-To repeal the act
regulating the moving Of freight trains on
Sundays.
BY Mr.. Alexander Of Fulton-A resolution to
authorize the state librarian to give 10 per
cent discount to book dealers buying SSoo worm
in one month from the state library.
BY Messrs. Heard and Beacham OF Dooly-In
amend the act creating the board OF commits
sioners of roads and revenues of Dooly county.
BY Mr.. Alexander of Fulton-A resolution 10
pay the claim of the Mitchell Vance company
Building st the jamestown EXPOSITION.
BY Mr.. Barrett of StephenS-To authorize
system II public schools in the town of Martin.
By Mr.. Psulk OF Berrien-To amend the act
incorI Grating the town of SLarks.
BY Mr.. Alexander Of DeKalb-To declare IT
dangerous te the peace and sufety OF this state
10 keep or sell alcoholic beverages and prohibit
the same.
By Mr.. McWhorter of Greene-To provide Tor
the discovery oath, from persons supposed 20
be cognlzant thereof, of the sale or furnishing
to minors of tobacco or alcoholic liquor.