The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-22


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senate biIf No f7se 10 ~ cinfif,ed m nh N
! ,, 1877 and entitled an nff % regulate criminal
pfocceungs neiore Jrsue8 Qf Tue Peacc,
M Mch inae oota>fE1 FAVE and IntrOduced-
Scns'e osii .ts foc = tcs an act 10
authorize The Trustees OF the Internal Improve
ment Fund OF the State Of Florida to protect the
| interest oil the said fund by becoming bidder
and purchaser OF the railroad from Lake CITY 10
Quincy, and the branches to Monticello and from
| Tallahassee to 81. Marks, should the same be
sold as provided IN the seventh clause OF the dc
cree in the case of j. Fred Schultz and others
compliments vs. the Jacksonville. Pensacola
and Mobile R1ilroad Company, the Florida
Central Railroad Company and others, defen-
dants, and for other purposes. referred To the
judiciary Committee. slH M
Mr. Niblack obtained leave and introduced
Senate bill No. 19l TO be entitled an act 10 limit
the lien OF judgments and executions referred
to the Committee on Judiciary
Mr. Willard obtained leave and mtroduee,l-
Senate bill No. lGe 10 be entitled an act TO
regulate the mode of excepting to the charges of
the Circuit Court Judges anGhJ hJuries referred 10
the Committee on Judiciary.
On motion the Senate went into Executive
session al , 10 o'clock Al Clio the doors were
opened.
Adjourned
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The roll was called-a quorum present.
Mr. McMeekin offered the following resolution
WHEREAS. at the session of the LeeisIatnre Of
1879 the Assembly adopted the following resolu-
tion. to-wit Resolre5 That the Attorney Cen
r.
cums,ances Of the oriyin and disnosifion az the
bonds issued in 1873, and to ascertain whether
suits should not be Instituted against fhe late
Comptroller, C. A. Cowgirl and /. p. Bayne &
Co, for The recovery of the amount OF the bonds
illegally sold, and also for consuir1cy TO de-
fraund the State ~ Now be It Resosced That the
Attorney General is hereby requested 10 furnish
this Assembly with the results off the examine
ton directed in the resolution above onoted
which was agreed TO-
The following were introduced and referred
Assembly bill No 29s To he entitled an act
TO prevent the careless nae Of frearns an q" ts nu
public highways: 10 tbe Judiciary (1orr,;tte.
By Mr.. Craip-AssembIv hiIl M 300 70 he
entitled an act relating 10 the practice of dentis
try, or dental surgery in this State; to Committee
on City and County Organizations
By Mr. Moore-Assembly bin No. s30: 10 he
entitled an act for the relief Of county officers:
to Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Bevill, OF Sumter-Asscfnbly bill Ne
33l To be entitled an act 10 require Clerks
Sheriffs, Constables and County Judges n the
several counties of the State 70 keep record Of
the costs they charge; to the Judiciary Commit
Tee;
By Mr.. Bryan, of Orange-Assembly No. 232:
to be entitled an act To prohibit pleas OF usrry
and exorbitant interest in suits of money loaned;
TO Judiciary Committee
By Mr.. Butler-Assembly bill No 23s to be
entitled an act to pay Collectors for writing and
posting tax sale advertisements; to the Commit
tee on Finance and Taxation. -:
BY Dir. Bryan, of Orange-Assembly bill No.
234 to be entitled an act for the relief Angus
tus j. DrggeFs; to judiciary Committee
Mr.. Neel moved TO reconsider the vote taken
Yesterday ON Senate bill No. 105. Mr.. Bryan OF
Orange moved to lay the motion on the table
upon which the yeas and nays were called The
vote stood 50 TO 5s 50 the motion to lay on
the table prevailed and che bill was ordered Ger
tiled 10 the Senate @
The following was read the third time and
passed:
Senate bill No. 1i9: to be entitled an act to
PROVIDE LOT Inc assessment and collection oil taxes
v" puoIn ,a"us, u:,, NJ
Assy oili W 90 10 oe entitieo an act
~ u. le4uiae k;m 1sa 70 pay license TAX
oeIase S,ni w. L-9 10 oS enlueu an act 10
repea. anu ulssolve municipal corporations under
certain circunslances-
- asssnoy assd oi,l NO. I.o: 70 ee enuued an act
~ rios,uo .oi 'He eAeSniion oa criminal process
M'inoul sn9o[semenl; was feaa the second time
ana ai rnuehhl'sy poslponed: .s.-,-.s-.5s..-.-
- 10y Jo,u' IssUlu'lon sC 20 employ an extra
o oi''ce " ooa,h.lssionef oi Lahas an9
Immigration was read the second ume and
indennIteiy postponed sd
=. asse,noay o'. y. Noi 100 10 oe enutleo an ACT
@ 70 inIoipo Dn 1ne ureen Cove oprmg ana Mel,
rose HsIIoao company was read the second
ana tniTo nmes and passed r8 q.
.yh, y III. M,,sI M, 'ns ruies neing suspennea-
Assen,DL oiii No, SSS 70 oe enutled an ACT 10
amend Cnapter J044 OF the acts OF 1877; referred
10 Commltee on ntate institutions. aalsS
By Mr. Neel-Assembly blh No. 236 to be
entitled an act Tor the relief OF c. s. Coe; re