The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-10

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Robertson thought it would be a re-
Election upon members of house to
adopt such a resolution and hoped
that it would be voted down. Mac
Williams of st. Johns and Carter of
AIachua and others opposed resoIu-
ton.
'Why are the members who have
talked so eBtBused by the intro
duction of the resolution. There
must be some fire where there is
smoke. II the journal of the last
house is correct, there were too many
clerks with the same names" said
Mr. Smith. Resolutions adopted 81
to %.
House concurrent resolution No. s,
by Stokes of Escambia, that represent
atives in congress be urged TO use
their influence against appointment
OF negroes to Office in the south. Mo-
ton to waive the rules and place
resolution on second reading carried.
House concurrent resolution, by
Owens, of Polk, that a committee be
appointed, three from the house and
two from senate, TO remedy cOndi-
tons now allowing thousands of male
persons who enjoy all the benefits of
schools for their children. good roads
and other public conveniences. by
providing some means for taxing
such persons. Placed on second
reading and adopted.
Consent of house was given 20
reading of resolution No. 10, by
Richbourg of Walton, that no COM
mittee clerk shall serve until rela-
tionship has been determined.
Dupont of st. Johns, offered an
amendment that committee be ap
I,Na \ -
all members with any and all pre-
employed.
Smith of Jackson, moved to amend
Dupont's substitute, striking out ref
erence to clerks already employed.
Substitute was tabled.
New Bills.
The introduction of bills by call Of
committees was next in order, as fol-
House bill No. ?. for securing
school text books at low prices and
empowering county boards TO make
contracts.
House bill No. 3, by Carter of Ala
chua, providing protection Of FISH in
Alachua county
House bill No. 3, by Garter OF Ala
chua. providing time for holding
IeTIhS VI III SuiC SO''AN IL S''A
circuit.
BiU ,. by Carter of AIachua, to FIX
penalty for larceny of hogs.
Bill 6. by Carter of Alachua, to pro-
vide for Investment by state board
of control of principal Of the school
fund. Referred educational commit
ties.
Bill :. by Carter of Alachua, to
amend statutes relating to sale OF
LIQUOR in counties voting against
same. Referred to division A OF 1u-
dietary committee.
Bill s, by Wall of Bradford, 10
amend section 23542 of statutes. re-
eardins cause and manner of COM
mitment of minors to the state re-
form. school, and appTOpriating money
for said institution Referred to COM
mittee on appropriations.
Bill 9. by Wall of Bradford, Tequir-
ing each member of county boards
of commissioners to give bonds.
Bill No. Is, by Brown of DeSoto-
To amend sections sos, 500, 367 of stat
ute of Florida, relating to certificatiOn
of teachers of 1. ,. 3 and grade.
Bill 10. by Brown of DeSoto-That
no Judgment shall be reversed by 2p-
pelIate courts.
PensacoIa's Paving Bill.
bill 20. BY Stokes of Escambia, re-
lating tn improvements in city of Pen
sacoIa. Representatives Stokes eX-
nlaiued that this bill was an amend
ment to Dill passed at last session.
in that it provided that property own
ers shall pay % of expenses OF Ger
tain municipal improvements OF
streets, etc. He read a letter from
the MAYOR and other officials of Pen
sacola urging that the bill be passed.
Rules were remanded OH second
reading. Rules were then further
remanded and the bill went to third
Bill No. -. by Stringer, of Her
nando, providing protection OF Wild
Bill No. %. by stringer. OF Herman
DO, relative TO release of gaTniS1eeS
upon application of defendant
Bill %, by Epperson, relating TO
appeals of certain statutes of state
law, regarding railroads.
Bill so. by EpDerson, dIsqualIIylhS
certain persons from holding office.
Bill 80, by EppeTson, prombltlnS
whites from attending negro gather
iugs, and vice versa
Bill 81, by Davis, Of Madison pro
viding contract for sale.
Bill SO. by Blanton of Madison, pro
viding for ascertaining just who are
entitled TO pensions
Bill 40, by Cane OF Marion, prOvid-
ing for creation of board to examine
of practicing osteoDaths
In state.
Bill Al. by Cane, of Marion, for relief
Of county boards of instruction offered
BIZ supreme court decisions.
Bill ~, by Cone of Marion, TO Sc
cure better attendance at summer
teachers trainin gschools.