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ator Davis moved a reconsideration.
Special order: No. Is, Beard, for
statutory prohibition. Beard moved
to postpone to Thursday Lost.
Cone moved indefinite postpone
ment, but withdrew to have it con-
sidered at present. Johnson moved
to indefinitely postpone. Adopted,
II to 8.
Bills on second reading;
House bill No. 50. Alexander of Vo-
lusia, prescribing time within which
actions may be brought for trespass
upon standing timber. Indefinitely
postponed.
House bill No. So, Davis of Madi-
son, prescribing manner of serving
notices in civil causes pending in the
courts of the state. Indefinitely post
poned.
House bill No. ), Carter of Alachua.
fixing a penalty for the larceny of
hogs. Indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill No. So. Dayton, redis
tricting the eight judicial circuits Of
the state. To third reading.
Senate bill No. 90, defining the per
Sous entitled 10 bring actions for
negligence. To third reading.
Senate bill No. 20. requiring de-
hosting with circuit court clerks du-
plicates or copies of pleadings in all
civil actions in the circuit courts of
this state, same for use of the oppo-
site party Indefinitely postponed.
No. I46, Buchanan, allowing Florida
Historical Society access to state
records and appropriating $500 an
nually for aid of the society. To third
reading.
Miscellaneous business was then
taken up.
40I, Sloan, providing for payment of
family of convict of a part of his
earnings.
4O2. Sloan, prohibiting pointing of
pistol or irearm.
404, Hosford. relating to boundary
lines of Gadsden and Liberty.
commission.
400, Cone. relating to issue of GER
tificates to insurance companies.
Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Twenty-one members were present
| whent the senate was called to order
at O'Clock.
The senate resumed the considera-
ton Of local bills.
House bill No. 212, Newton of
| Orange. enabling the town OF Winter
| Passed,
Senate bill No. 1877, HUMPHREYS.
| providing for the maintenance and
repair of public drains and bitches in
| the several counties of this state.
| Passed.
House bill No. 500. Blanton of Mad
ison, prohibiting the destruction of
/ fish in the waters of Madison county.
! Passed.
House bill No. 4sS. Kelley of Baker,
amending the charter of Macclenny.
| Passed.
Senate bill No. 332, Cook. amending
the charter of the town of Vernon.
/ Passed
No. 261. withers. for the protection
and preservation of fish in the waters
of Lake county. Passed
| CoHFtesies of the floor were extend
| ed to W. G. BroTein and W. F. StoYaIl
! of Tampa.
No. 264, Withers. for the preserva-
! ton of certain birds and animals IN
/ Lake county. Passed.
No. 2S1, Williams, for the preserva-
ton and protection of certain birds
and animals in Levy county. Passed.
No. 81. MeMullen. amending city
| charter of Tampa Passed.
No. 122, McMullen, amending city
charter of Tampa. Passed.
No. 122, Baker of Goth, to protect
| fresh water fish in Marion county.
| Passed
House bill No 3. Carter of Alachua,
to protect fresh water fish in Ala
| chua county.
senate bill No. $50, McCreary, es-
/ tablishing city of NewberTy. Passed
Senate bill 392. Harris. vacatins
| certain streets in Key West for the
government reservation. Passed.
sos, Hudson. establishing city of
! Miami. Passed.
| Introduction of bills:
/ S94, Sloan. relative to sale of liquors
in dry counties.
395, Sloan. prohibiting the operating
of work or freight trains on Sunday
396, Henderson by request, provid-
| ing for erection of dams
Adjournment was then taken until
tomorrow.
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