The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-11

house had carried a motion TO recon
slider the Beard diSfranchisement
measure and a motion by MacWil-
liams of St. Johns, TO set 1t for next
Wednesday Mr.. Hilburn arose and
claimed that he had made a motion
70 taole the MacWilliams resolution.
No such motion was made" said
Speaker Farris.
Such motion was made by me,
returned Mr.. Hilburn.
The chair didn't recognize you"
The chair did recognize me-"
You are out of order"
81 am not out of order
Take your seat"
81 will not take my seat"
81 will have to order you placed
under arrest then"
place me under arrest then"
The sergeant at arms will place
the gentleman from Putnam under IT
rest instructed the c1air,
The sergeant at arms advanced to
Mr.. Hilburn's side but a eriend of the
gentleman from Putnam reached his
side aRz asked him TO recede from his
position, which he agreed to and the
incident was dropped
The house then made an effort 80
muZZIe the press by adopting a mo-
ton requesting that 40 Eention
SHOULD ne f1ldQo VI Iu3 dH6lT- VIZ Hi
burn didn't vote for the motion. s~be
burns attitude was caused by his
firm belief that he had been recog-
nized aud he desired his motion pat.
The joint committee appointed Tor
the purpose, reported to each house
resolutions upon the deaths of Sen
ator Mallory and Senator Bryan. The
two houses will meet Jointly Friday
in honor o. the memory of the two
senators.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Twenty were present when the SEN
ate was called to order at 10 o'clock.
The committee on resolutions on
the death of Senator Bryan and Nal
lory reported. With the resolution was
a recommendation that the senate and
the house meet jointly Friday in mem
DRY of the two.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Senate bill No. 1884. Hudson, auth
orizing comptroller to return certain
drainage taxes.
No. 3S5, McMullen. for primary Ger
tifcates.
No. $50. HUMPHREYS, for relief o. tax
assessors of certain counties
No. 3S7. Williams, relative to liens
on railroads.
Senator Massey moved that local
bills only be considered. Adopted.
House bill No. 466, Taylor of Hills
borO, relating to the charter of Tar
pom Springs. Passed.
Senate bill No. 260, WitherS, al
lowing town council OF Leesburg TO
contract by ordinance or otherwise
TO contract for waterwOrks and cleo
trio light plants. Passed.
No. 202. Massey, amending charter
of city of Sanford. Passed.
No. 155. Massey, to affirm the right
of the city of Sanford to receive au-
nually one-half of the amount realized
from the county road and bridge taxes
on property in the city. Passed.
House bill No. 267, Hardee, OF s..
Lucie, prohibiting the catching OF Ash
in nets in waters within 20 miles
of tle coast in Brevard, ST. Lucie and
Dade counties. Passed.
Senate bill No. 100, Massey, to vail
date incorporation of town of Lake
Maitland. Passed
House bill No. 342, Taylor. of Hills
boro, relating to municipality or
Dunedin. Passed.
No. So. Hardee of st. Lucie. cs-
tablishing county court in st. Lucte.
county. Passed.
House bill No. 124, Newton or
Orange. allowing certain election pre-
cincts in Orange county to prohibit
hogs running at large. Passed.
House bill No. 40, Miller of Lake,
allowing erection of sign boards on
public roads in Lake county. Passed.
House bill No. 4. Carter of Ala
Cltua. prescribing the time for hold
ing the terms o. the circuit court for
the eighth judicial circuit. Passed.
Hcuse bill No. 404, Steward of Bre-
nard, regulating the killing Of wild
ducks in Florida.
House bill No. 93, Grace of Citrus,
amending the charter or the town o.
Crystal River. Passed.
House bill No 152. Newton of
Orange. Incorporating town of Via
ter Garden. Passed.
Senate bill No 203, Massey, relating
20 city of Sanford. Passed
40. 2S7, Cook, changing name or
Sumatra TO Afford. Passed.
The senate tnen proceeded TO the
head of miscellaneous business.
39G, Cone, creating state text book
commission and providing for unifO--
miiy.
391, Henderson, extending right o
eminent domain to electric companies.
Adjournment was then taken.