The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-04
BY Fred M. Allen.

Tallahassee, May 3--United States
Senator Money of Mississippi, and
Senator Beard will probably address
the house on acknowledgements Satur-
day. Senator Money wired this after
noon that he would leave for ITALIA
hassee Thursday and will speak Sat
urday if satisfactory.
COca-COla came near going into the
anti-naTcotic bill this afternoon
While the bill was under considera-
ton Representative Stokes offered an
amendment including COca-CoIa. Ad-
journment was taken before the
amendment was acted upon. Several
bills were passed to third reading
A committee from the State Bank
ers' Association spent the afternoon
before joint senate and house COM
mittees on banking in regard to the
state guarantee of bank deposits bill.
This afternoon the governor signed
the Pensacola Hotel Company bill
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
Twenty-Five were present when the
senate was called TO order at 10
o'clock.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Senate bill SIS, Sloan, relating to
free transportation.
1ATs AICAAUAACAs7 aAAAzE7 IL uAid W III
for carriers to tram pos AelOrs- into
dry sections.
800, oIcMullen, on primary cleo
tions.
32I, Adkins, providing for county
depOSitaries.
322, McMuIIen, state fair relief bill.
323. Pension committee, making ap-
preparation for pension deficit.
324. West. relative to court re-
pOTters.
800, Miller. relating TO duties of cir
cult court clerks.
Senator Dayton then called up SEN
ate bill No. 315. providing for clerical
aid for the Judge of the sixth judicial
circuit. Senator HUMPHREYS and others
spoke for the measure but IT was
strongly opposed by Senator Johnson.
The motion TO indefinitely postpone
the bill was lost II to IL
Senator Beard moved to postpone
his special order on statutory prOhi-
bitiOn to Wednesday Adopted.
Senate bill No. 315 was passed to
the calendar of bills on third reading
Bills on second reading:
Senate bill No 127, Johnson, Tegu-
lating disposing of personal property
subject to retain title note or con-
tract. To third reading
Senate joint resolution No. 20,
Miller. for constitutional amendment
relative TO homestead and exemptions.
Senator Miller spoke against iudefi-
mite poStpouement of the measure, il
having been reported unfavorably.
The motion TO Indefinitely postpone
was adopted Il 10 10.
No 14S. Buchanan. regulating pro-
cedure for admission of attorneys to
practice. To third reading
Senate joint resolution 12S. Harris.
constitutional amendment relative to
establishment OF courts. To third
reading.
Senate bill 81. Hudson, relating TO
DEGREES in chancery. Indefinitely
postponed.
No 81, Mcuullen, providing for levy
of special tax for public roads and
bridges. Indefinitely postponed.
No. 76, Sans. providing for service
by publication upon nonresident par
ties in certain chancery cases. TO
third reading.
Nc los. Grill. relating TO pure
foods and drugs. To third reading
Committee appointments were then
announced as follows:
To draft resolutions or the death
of Senators Mallory and Bryan-Sen-
ators BrOOme and Baker. OF the 29th-
10 Inspect state IeiOfu StQOOi-
Senator Sloan.
To inspect state deaf. dumb and
blind institute at St. AugUstine-Sen-
ators Grill, Baker of the 10Th. Flour
no.
To investigate insane asylum-Sen-
ators Leggett and Adkins.
To investigate report of l. /. inveS-
tisating mmiSSIOn-SenatOrS Flour
noy- Henderson and AIcNuIlen.
AUTO SPEED BILL
After much discussion the house
this morning passed a bill limiting
the speed Of automobiles 10 twenty
miles an hour and requiring chauf-
feurs to stop and assist ladies in
getting their horses past the car
whenever horse appears to be
President Hudson announced the
senate members OF several joint com
mittees. The main part Of the ses-
sion Of each house was given up TO
routine
A quorum was present when the