The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-01

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Reading of journal dispensed with.
Introduction of petitions, commit
tee reports and resolutions.
Message from governor was read.
Message stated governor had signed
measure providing for legislative ex-
pcnseS, and a bill authorizing certain
municipal improvements in city of
Pensacola, also acknowledging receipt
OF several resolutions and memorials.
House resolution 79. by earn, OF
Marion. that house meet next Monday
and Wednesday nights at s O'Clock
to pass upon local bills.
House resolution 80, by Wells, of
Leon, that 200 copies of all bills on
calendar which have been favorably
Ieprted be printed and any bill that
is reported unfavorable that passes
second reading be printed if asked for
by intrOducer, except local members.
Adopted.
House concurrent resolution II, by
Brown, of DeSoto, requesting congress
to appropriate $50, 900 for deepning
Charlotte harbor.
Introduction of bills and joint reso-
buttons by call
House bill 427, by Brown, of De
Soto, prohibiting catching fish in any
stream in DeSOto with trap, seine,
net, etc.
House bill 42S, by Brown. of De
Soto, for relief of tax assessor of Lee,
DeSoto, Osceola and Lee counties
House bill 429, by Sheppard, or
Gadsden, legalizing and validating the
ordinance of town of Quincy.
Motion to waive the rules and pass
bill to second reading lost, 10 to 16.
Courtesie5 of floor extended to Geo.
H. Page.
House bill 43O, by Register. of Ham
iIton, for relief of certain persons.
House bill 431, by Stringer, of Her
man, amending statutes relating to
carrying concealed weapons.
House Bill 432, by PatteshaIl OF
HillsbOTough, providing for issuance
OF lecturers certificate to persons
holding diploma from state institu-
ton
House bill 433, by PalleThall, of
Eallsboroug!l. providing for clerical
force and for Judge of 9th judicial
district.
House bill 434, by PatteshalI. of
HiIlsbOTOugh, amending statutes re-
lating to elections.
House bill 435, by Clarke, of Jeffer-
son, granting pension to Jos. Gil
more.
House bill 436, by Light. of Marion,
providing for assessment of properties
belonging TO railroads.
House bill 437, by AGREE, of Osceola,
requiring all persons punching cattle
to keep record of purchases.
43S, by AGREE, of OSceola. providing
for erection of sign posts at all cross
ings of important roads.
445, by McCaskill, of Santa Rosa,
for payment of sum Of ST.
500 to- family for death of any peace
officer killed in the discharge of duty.
447, Robertson, of Suwanee, amend
ing statutes relating TO procuring of
Jurors for special terms of circuit and
county courts.
AS. by Thornton, of Volusia, enlarg-
ing and extending powers of town of :
Dayton.
449. by Alexander, of Volusia, pro-
viding that oysters may be gathered
from any uncuItivated bar in this
state.
House bill 50, by Robertson. of SUI
vance, prescribing punishment for
Kidnapping a child under age of Is !
years for ransom was next taken UP.
Judiciary committee reported favor |
able with amendments.
Bill passed unanimously
House bill 101, by Mahaffey, or
Gadsden. requiring all state, county |
End municipal records shall at all
times be open for public inspection
Violation subjects any official to i'm
Committee reported fav-
Orably.