The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-06-02
By Era M. AIIsp.

by FECf W. Stii~NE
Tallahassee, Fl, June l-SenG'o or
iai courtesy receied a stiff blow IN ]
der the belt thismoFning when the !
senate refused d abide by custom |
and allow the hote senator 70 waive /
he rules regardik a local measure. |
vhe jacksonville clafteF bill came
over from the hose anu Mr.. Buck
man asked--that be not recOmmit- |
ted. tat il be red by the title only
and that it go to bills on third read
lug Oh the calendS.
The senate sat dDwp-Qu the pfOpo-
sition BY a vote ii fourteen to ten.
IL is regarded as an important step
is il places an eHeTinS wedge De
reath the ancient farce 'wnicl pre-
vents the senate rom considering
many bills upon their merits. The
biz went TO the committee on muni-
CAPABILITIES. The action was not intend
Ell as a discourtesy to Senator Buck
man, for there is probably no more
cons iderate senator on t1e floor, put
it simply meant that tie senators
desired to know what they we're vot-
ing OF before they finally voted on
tl9 measure.
NO DEVELOPMENTS,
There are DO uevvs saexe1oEments to-
day ia the IsaIffs -eSfters is hard
NJ say how the FuatTe7' ssa1i III
IRA Gore, the T1FHes-Unfon TepfeSeR-
ralive. is wen liked and so IS the
sneaker. The main criticism made OF
the speaker is that he should nave
devoted his denunciatiOn If he had
70 deliver any against the Times
Union itself instead Of against It's
correspondent who has been kept
away from the press table much O.
c,Ysr1T
health.
The house passed the general reve-
,,ue hill bv vote of 55 to G. The
senate has so far steadfastly refused
70 take I'D either this or the general
concentration bill and for this reason
il now appears that that body VIII
force an extra session for the consul
Grafton Of these measures
the special house committee diE
tainted at the time of the tliPu.
incident reported this morning 10 the
effect that in the opinion d tae mem
Lers the speaker has the rant 10 OF
der the sergeant at arms 20 arrest
any drsordeTly member
WOULD ADJOURN FRIDAY.
Rcr, esertative Carter, OF Allchu3,
introduced a resolution providing that
+-ae session shall come to an END
F'r:day ar noon. If this is adopt "a
II smells extra session. for il IS GER
tam that both houses cannot com
rIcto consideration o. the general
revenue and general appropriations
hills nv that time and keep on OtheF
bills as they have up until now
The. house this morning passed oy
the requisite twO-thirds me SeudIc
bill, for the relief of Miss Ihez Aoei
ratbv. This is considered one oil
the most worthy RELIEF OlilS oeloI t
tho session as Miss AbeTnathy. an
instructor in art at the State College
for Wome-. sacrificed her splendid
ant collection in order TO save the
Ives of the girls at the time or the
big dOrmitOry fire
Senator Beard finally got his Teso-
luton through this morning ca IIIhS
fnr the appointment of I'VE lawyer
members of the senate to investigate
The Jennings fees proposition 10 see
IL suit cannot he brought 10 recover
some of the funds thus paid out -,
The house passed tae FarrlS chlId
THE SENATE.
T,vaptv-forr members we're present
wien the senate was called TO ordef
resolutions were introduced as TO-
lows: ,..
Senate concurrent resolution NO
II. FIournov. for committee Of i've
10 confer with secretary OF state Teia-
tive to capitol Improvements
Resolution No. 50, Sloan, doinG
awav with committee clerks except
enrolling and engrossing clerks and
ssepogra pliers.
Senator Cope offered a substitute
1rnv+6ino that the clerks should be
turred over TO the enrolling and en-
crossing committees. This was
a0C pJed.
co. Henderson, that secretary OF
stst4 nrenare as appendix to journal
a complete history OF the Wales
claim. The resolution was lost
Senator Beard called for senate
resolution No. 40. relative to the Jen-
nings fees. The resolution was TAX
en- .rp bv a vote Of Is to 13.
Senator Beard spoke IN behalf q!
/ the resolution The resolution was
adopted 20 to s
{ pills vera inForduced as follows.