The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-05-25
BY Fred mshilen.

BY Fred NJ NIleh'
Tallahassee. Fla, : az 24-One OF
the busiest days of tue session was
today in both of the houses of the
legislature. The house, during the
morning hours, passed the McNullen-
TayIor state guarantee of bank de-
uCsits bill. killed tnv sBynUm state
printing plant measure and set on
foot an investigation 10 ascertain II
certain members are getting the free
use of the Western Union wires. Dur
ms the same time the Ss1ate passed
twenty-three bills toCthird reading,
killed five and fOUV were Withdrawn.
when the house, was first called TO
order in The mOgning Representative
Hardee of St. Lgcie. introduced a res
olution which called attention to the
fact that there is legislation pend
ing that affects the Western Union
Telegraph Company and intimating
that it is understood that certain priv
iIeges have been extended to some
members by that company. The reso-
luton provided further Cor commit
tee TO visit the Western Union Of
fee and investigate the matter fully
IT was adopted In order to facillI-
fate business reseldjon was adopted
prohibiting menibSrs from speaking
Bmore than five nli4Iafes on measure.
This does not affect the Introduce
of the measure, however.
\ REPRESENTATIVE Mz3ISdey- of Cats
Gen. and Hodges, of Columbia. strong
". opposed the state guarantee OF
I&ank deposits DILL and Representative
Kelly, of Baker, spoke strongly for
It. The vote by which the bill was
adopted. stood 81 to 2S.
The vote by which the Bynum
state printing plant bill was killed
was % &c 49,
Senator FIOuTnOy introduced bill
in the senate creating a normal school
at DeFuniak and also a measure pro-
v;dfng for co-educatiOn in all of the
schools. colleges and universities o.
the state.
The feature of the morning session
in the senate was when the senate
twice refused to set the Beard resO-
luton offered several weeks ago, and
regarding tde Jennings fees investI-
cation as a special order Senator
Beard announced that he would make
the motion every day
! THE SENATE.
Twenty-eight members were present
when the senate was called to order
at 10 o'clock.
Bills were introduced as follows:
Senate bill No. 4S3. Leggett, relat-
| ing to sale of liquors in Wet counties
4S4. Sans, to protect health OF
| school children.
1856, Zim, to amend St Augustine
charter.
4S7, FIoUrnoy, relating to Bombay
4SS, FlOUrnOy. relating to normal
| school at DeFuniak.
| Consideration of resolutions:
! Senate concurrent resolution No. -
/ Massey, requesting interstate com
merce commission TO nave all rail
roads transporting fruits and vegeta
bles from this state to publish a daily
bulletin showing movement Of cars tC
eastern and western territories
ADOPTED.
Senator Beard asked that senate
resolution No. 40 relating to the Jen
ningS fees be taken up. Mr.. Beard
was the only one voting ror it.
The motion to reconsider senate
bill No IS. Dayton, providing for the
temporary transfer of money from one
county fund to another was lost The
vote stood II to IL and President
Hudson voted no
i The senate then passed TO the con
siGeration of bills on second reading
No 49,. Tim. to prevent coercion
in certain cases. To third reading
No 1S4. West to require sheriff.
TO file d list of the names of thei
deputies with the boards of count!
commissioners. To third reading
PIP, West. relative to taking test
mcny in chanceTy cases and in Ger
tain cases at law To third reading
No 45S. FlOuTnOy. to authorize as
certaining assessment, awarding an
collection OF attorneys fees, in case
: Nhich may be instituted in any o
the courts of this state both at com
mon law and equity To third read
> Ing
Senate joint resolution No. 49,
Massey. proposing constitutions
, amendment relating TO judicial salaI
, les To third reading
No. 236, Dayton. amending charte
of Trilbv. To third reading.
No. 251, Miller, ~ request. allow
:, i Ing q per diem TO county judges an
, justices OF the peace Cor each da
? they lold court. Indefinitely pos
: poEed-
No. 267. Dayton. prohibiting rem
I ing or leasing of premises for immOI
fHopfiuued on Pace FouFA