The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-01-25

2Oo8 approved March 3, 1877; referred to the
By III. - iIovseenat bin Ma. 60: 10 be
entitled 40 Act 70 amend dlvislan II, section II,
ch.pteg S0o0 81 a. acl fss the assessmeni and
rnllefa lon ~ resenhe, apptOved MARCIA z, l65S;
referred ~ the Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr. Willard--Senate lIill Nix u: TO Dc en-
ii,lel an act TO repeal chapter $40 ct the laws
pf FlbFida. appsoEcd March il, 1870, being az
act 10 AllDw certain dealers In general mer ham
disc 10 sell certain drugs and medicines without
license; referred to the Judiciary Commipee.
Al 1910 o'clock the Senate went into Execu-
live Sr~siOn.
Al 1925 O'clock the doors were opened.
THIRD READING OF BInLA
Senate hill Nh. 9, 10 he entitled an act 10 sup
PLY defciencies in appropriations for the yeafs
1877, 1879 and 1880, was read the third Nme and
put uIDun lie pnssase
The vote was |: Yeas %, Nays none Passed.
Senate bill No. 80, TO be entitled 40 act relation
to The public records If the several counties Of
this State, was read the third time and put upon
liz passage.
The vote was: Yeas 90. Maya 8. Passed.
Senate bill No. SO, az act to punish the break
ing and entering, or entering without breaking,
of buildi gs in the day time or night time, with
intent 10 commit misdemeenoR, was read the
third time and put upon its passage.
The vote was: Yeas 20. Nnys4 Passed.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
At II "'clock the doors were opened
Adjourned.
The roll was caled-a quorum present.
Mr.. MrKinnon moved that Mr.. Green be added
to the Committee on Agriculture, which was
agreed to-
Mr.. Co,rell offered the following
ResOlUcd, That the Hon. Charles w Jones be
and rs hereby requested tn furnish this House OF
| Assembly q copy of the address delivered by
him before the Joint Assembly on Wednesday
evening, the 10Th inst; which was agreed TO-
Mr.. BeviIl. of Hamilton, offered the following
| ResOlUed, That the Committee on Finance and
Taxation he and are hereby instructed TO report,
! by bill or otherwise, prescribing the manner and
| method in which tax collectors and Others in
| debted to The State shall transmit moneys to the
treasury; which was agreed to.
BY Mr.. McKinnon-joint resolution asking the
establishment OF mail route between Mary
Esther, in Santa Rosa county, and Doggy Bayou,
in Walton county; placed among the orders Of
the day.
By MIR. Enthusiastically bill No. "a to be
entitled M act for the relief ol j. r. HOwren
placed among the orders of the day.
BY Mr.. CoOper-Assembly bill No IS: TO be
enn led an act 10 regulate the making of wills
placed among the orders Of the day.
BY Mr.. Enthusiastically bill No. SO: to be
entitled AN act regulating the catching and kill
ing of hogs running at large; placed among the
or ers of the day.
Bv Mr.. Moore-Assembly bill No. 81: to bt
entitled an act for the relief of John Vinzant
Jr., and l.. Harrison placed among the orders
OF the day.
By MIR. Reynolds bill No So: tt
be- entitled an act in relation 10 the Hssessmen
and collection Of revenue; placed among the
orders Ot The day.
MIR. Bevill, Chairman of The Committee or
Claims, reported ON an act for the relief of Ell
G. Horn and others, recommending its passage
MIR. Speer, Chairman OF the Committee OIL
| StnIp Institutions, reported on that portion o
the Governors message in relation 10 the Lunatlt
Asylum and To The Capitol grounds recommend
ing that the deficiencies asked Tor by the Comp
tIulef, in Tue appropriation for the maintenance
OF lunalics and improvement of the Capita
grounds. be allowed, and that the bill, when re
ported Tor that purpose, by the committee, b.
passed.
MIR Getzen, Chairman of the Committee OF
Finance and Taxation, reported that lhe Com
milee on Finance and Taxation be instructed L
inquire into the expediency of imposing a STAMP
lax on legal aud commercial instruments, sucl
AS wills and deeds, mortgages, bonds, notes, re
ceIpIs, bills Ot lading, and The like; and also a
To the expedivnCy ef requiring additional lee
fer all proceedings in civil suits in the courts o
This s ale, which additional fees shall 70 to thu
Stale to assist IN paying for the maintenance q
Courts, adverse 10 any action.
Mr.. Moore, Chairman OF the Committee OF
Agriculture, reported on Assembly bill No. 80
recommending against its passage.
Assembly bill No Is, TO be entitled an act 70
the relief OF Frederick N. Foy,. tax collector o
Marion county; read second time and placed
among the orders of the day.
Assembly bill No. 40, 10 be entitled an act L
give concurrent jurisdiction to the courts of Wal
ION and Washington counties over the waters u
the ChocIaw hatchee bay. was read the third tim
and put upon its passage. Passed.
Assembly bill No Is, 10 be entitled an act 70
the relief of F. N. Fuy, tax collector of Marol
county; read the second time and ordered to b
engrUSsed.
Assembly bill No. 80, to be entitled an act 70
the better projection OF animals running at large
read The second time, and, ON motion, indefinitely
postponed.
Adjourned