The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08


read the FIRST time and leferrsd to the Committee
on Railroads. v F7FR47
Adjourned.
TUESDAY. February 1, 1881.
Senate.
The roll was called-a quorum present
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred:
By Mr.. Robinson-Senate bill No. 90 to be
entitled an act for the relief of Stephen w. Car
son TO the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Robinson-Senate bill No. %: to be
entitled an act for making Elpha McElvy heir
at-law to Henry d. Saxon and Mile Saxon; to
the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Lee-Senate bin No. 100: to be en-
titled an act for the incorporation Of the Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Good Tenn
plars of Florida; to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
By Mr. Wallace-Senate bill No 101 to be
entitled an act for laying tax on real and per-
sona property for road purposes; to the Special
Committee on Roads and Highways.
By Mr.. Thompson-Senate bill No. 102: to be
entitled an act for the relief Of John A. Whitney ;
to Committee on Claims
BY Mr. McKinne-Senate bill No 10S: to be
entitled an act to amend the I'd section of chap
ter 3117 Of the Laws Of Florida, approved
February TO-, 1879; to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
By Mr.. Willard-Senate bill No. 1O4; to be
entitled an act to amend an act in relation to the
issue and service Of criminal process in certain
cases without payment of fees; to the Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly bill No. 1867 to be entitled an act
to regulate the sale and use of distilled spirituous
liquors, was read the first time, and $50 copies
ordered printed.
ORDERS OF THE DAY
The following were read the third time and
passed.
Senate bill No 81: to be entitled an act to
compel distillers to pay license tax
Assembly bill No. 81 to be entitled an
act for the relief of William ]. j. Duncan and
Nehemiah Hall
Senate bill No. 81: to be entitled an act
relating to the sale of certain agricultural
products in this State.
Senate bill No 92; to be entitled an act for
the adoption of child.
Mr.. Bryson obtained leave and introduced
Senate bill No. 105: 10 be entitled an act for
the relief OF S. G. Evans and G.. w. Bevans, of
Suwannee county, Fla. referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
Mr. Allen obtained leave and introduced SEN
ate bill No. 106: 10 be entitled an act tor the
payment of Assessors for enrolling the militia in
amend section ef chapter Ssr 81 6e AZ Es1s Se & &
Florida, was received from the Assembly, and
passed
appointment of a joint committee to revise the
road laws of this State; was read the second and
third time and passed, and the President appoint
ed as said committee on the part OF the Senate
Messrs Bryson, Allen and McKinnon.
Assembly memorial TO Congress asking for an
appropriation for cleaning out and deepening the
Northwest Channel leading to the Port of Key
West Florida; was read the second and third
times and passed.
The following, received from the Assembly,
were read and referred
Assembly bill No. O.: to be entitled an act for
this State; to Committee on City and County
Organizations.
Assembly bill No. So: to be entitled an act
to secure the safe delivery of moneys and papers
of value transmitted by oficers; to the Comnit-
tee on Finance and Taxation.
Assembly bill No. 113: to be entitled an act
to incorporate the Florida Commercial Compa
ny; to the Committee on Corporations
Assembly bill No. ia: to be entitled an act
for the relief Of Thomas Ellis; to the Committee
or Claims.
The senate went into Executive Session at
12o p N. AT 1:30 P. N. the doors were open
Adjourned
coNFRMAr1oNs.
w W. Jeter, Clerk Circuit Court, Liberty
T. p Shuler. Collector of Revenue, Liberty
county.
Moses J. Brown, Collector of Revenue, Duval
county.
]. 4 Richard, County Judge. Bradford cOun-
w. W. TumbIin, Sheriff, Bradford county.
Henry F. York, Clerk Circuit Court, Bradford
county.
Assenahly.
The roll was called-s quorum present.
Mr.. Neel moved that Senate bill No. 81 be re-
considered placed among the orders of the day.
Mr. Conant offered the following:
Reso.ced, That the Clerk procure list Of all
Standing and Special Committees Of the Assem-
bly,, including Joint Committees Of the Senate
and Assembly and that 1876 copies be printed
for the use OF the Assembly.
The following were introduced and referred !:
By Mr.. Bryan, Of Oranee-Assemhly bill No.
1879 to be entitled an act in relation to cancella-
ton of fmortgages to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Umstead-Assembly bin No. 130; to
be entitled an act to punish vagrsuts; 70 Select
Committee. M
BY Mr.. Moore-A memorial from the citizens
of Columbia county for local option law.
By Mr.. Pollock-Assembly bill No. 1S1 70 be
entitled an act to provide medicines and medical
aid for the afflicted poor; to COMMITTEES on State
By M. REYNOLDS Assembly bin No 1ss: to
Be entitled an oct to amend Sections l. 20, "a, ~
snd 3H Of an act t0 eakabliAh Q uniform system
Of common schoolA and Univeraity eppxoyed
BY Mr. BeviIf Of Hamilton Joint resolution
to amend Hsctious and s. At Article Of The
Constitntioa Of Fioeida; Also, Joint TesOlnfi0n
to amend Sections Q Of Article and Sections )
and u Articles Of The Constitution 0 Florida
Also Joint resolution 70 amend Section 10, Arti-
Gle 8, Of thG Constitutes of KloFid1; AlsO Jelni
resoluiicn 10 amend esesion 1G. Articls 8 q the
Constitution Of Florida !: 10 Committee on Con
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