The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

PAOOOAN PA6As - $1,000 w NN~~A@
elections as PROOF G: ,Le TACT that be
cause the voters are not sufficiently
acquainted with the amendments, and
what they mean, they vote agains
all of them. He recommends that &
law be enacted providing that wher
a notice of the submitting of the
amendments is published for the re
quired time before the election, that
a brief summary explaining the
amendment and the effects it will
nave if carried, be published with the
notice.
In another message submitted to
the legislature Governor Gilchrist
recommends that a concurrent reso-
luton be adopted by both houses re-
questing the Florida members of the
national congress to oppose the clause
in the Payne tariff bill which will i'm
pose an ad valorem tax of % per cent.
on kainit. Kainit is one of the prin-
cipal ingredients in the manufacture
of the fertilizer used by Florida fruit
and vegetable growers.
Resolution by earn of Marion-That
the speaker appoint a committee of
three to make out a list Of every
available revenue to the state, and
to provide means of information rel
ative to amount of appropriations
and revenue of state. Adopted.
Resolution, n. %, by earn of Ma
rion-That the speaker be authorized
| TO call one or more night meetings
of the house for the consideration of
local bills. Referred to the commit
tee on rules.
Resolutions were adopted authoriz-
ing both divisions of the judiciary
committee, educational committee,
public highways, railroads and tele-
graphs, organized labor, temperance,
state troops, constitutional amend
ments and corporations, enrolled
bills, city and town organization, etc,
to employ clerks.
New Bills
No. SS-Providing for creation of
BlOXham county.
No. $50 repeal general statutes
relating to carrying Of firearms.
No 9O-Providing for appropriation
for monument to Confederate dead at
battlefield of Olustee.
No. 91-Providing for repositories
for county funds.
No. 92-Prohibiting sale of small
deadly weapons.
No. $40 amend charter of town
of Crystal River.
No. 1O0-Provldtng for appeal OF le-
gal cases without writ of error.
No. 101-Providing that all state.
county and municipal books always
be kept open for public inspection.
No. 102-Relating to license for car
rying firearms.
No. 1O3-PrOviding for bank depos-
IL guaranty Iund.
No. 104-To repeal an act relating
to the making of pools in the state.
No. 1O6-Regulating and controlling
practice of veterinary surgeons.
No. distinguishing speed of auto
mobiles on public highways.
No. 1O9-Fixing passenger rate on
railroads to not exceed ? "a cents
per mile.
No. 110-Amending state statutes.
No. 111-Relating to recording de-
crees in chancery.
No. 113-Creating office of pardon
attorney.
NO. 1l5-Providing that public no
tice shall be given whenever there is
a sale of public lands.
No. 116, by earn of Marion-To Gre
ate a state uniform series of text
books.
No. III, by Light of Marion-To re-
peal statutes relating to the shooting
of alligators and Iimpkins in Florida.
No, 11S-Relating to the approval
of official bonds.
No. 119-Relating to the attendance
Of witnesses upon criminal prosecu-
tions.
No. 122-Relating to bank direct
Ors.
No. 123-Creating state board of
pensions and defining VINO shall and
VINO shall not receive pensions.
No. 125-Providing for sepaation of
the races while confined in Jail
No. 12G-Appropriating funds for
immigration purposes.
No. 127-Providing for appropria-
ton to place statue of the late Sen |
ator w. J. Bryan in Century Hall
Washington.
No. 12S-That boards of commits |
sioners be compelled to advertise for
bids for all county work.