The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-01


No. 81 % Be enfialsd IN act requiring widox
% apply fur dOwer wilhin thirty days amer oual
Tying % administrator or executors 20 Judicias,
Committee. {
BY Mr.. Piummer-Assembly bin No. as: |.
be entitled m net iur the relief Of Philip L. Cros
grove, formerly assessor Of taxes OF Monroe cou,
y TO C0mmftee ou Claima
BY Hf. Enthusiastically hill No o6. fo
be entitled an act regulating the jurisdiction b
justices Of the Peace In civil SUITS to Judiciary
COMMITTEES I
BY Mr. Cosper--Assembly bin No 90 to b
entitled an act TO furnish the Attorney-G General,
ONCE with Supreme Court Reports; to Com
mittee on State Institutions
BY Mr. Bevill, Of Sumter-Assembly bin No
%: TO be entitled an net relating to actions a,
law, and TO authorize married women to execute
bonds and undertakings in such actions; to Ju
dietary Committee
BY Mr.. Enthusiastically bill No. %: to be
entitled an act to provide for the registration o
elections and holding elections, and the repeal ol
former laws in relation thereto; TO Committee
on Privileges and elections
ORDERS or THE DAY
The motion of Mr.. Byrne to reconsider tile
vote taken on yesterday upon the indefinite post
ponemeni Of Senate bill No. 50, rtlatiug 10 the
arrest of fugitives from justice from other States
being the special order Of the day, was taken up
and the motion was agreed to and the bin re.
ferred to special committee of five, consisting
ot Messrs. Byrne, Cooper, Harrison, Marquis and
Bryant, of Polk
The following was read the third time and
PASSED
Assembly bill No. Il: to be entitled an act
10 prevent illegal voting In this State.
Assembly bill No. 80: to be entitled an act to
amend section :, Chapter 3010. of the Laws of
Florida, approved February II, 1877
Assembly bill No. 4S: to be entitled an act to
m ont - Al.
copal Church in the Diocese of Florida approved
February 10, 1888.
Assembly bin No. So to be entitled an act 10
provide for the surrender of municipal franchises
by cities and towns
Assembly memorial No. IS: to the Congress
oil the United States, asking an appropriation for
the improvement of the navigation of LaGrange
bayou, IN Walton county, OF the Stale OF Florida.
Senate bill No. 2: to be entitled an act to en-
courage the planting of oysters in the waters Of
this State, and to protect the rights of owners
thereof,
Senate memorial to Congress, asking for an
appropriation for a canal between Indian and
Mosquito rivers.
senate memorial No. 8. relating to the intro
duction of certain fish in the waters of this State
Assembly memorial No. 10: for an appropriar
ton for clearing out the Choctawatchie river
Assembly bill No. 60: to be entitled an act
TO authorize Hyrum Wilson, minor OF Clumbia
county, to take charge Of and manage his estate
Assembly bill No. 78: to be entitled an act
to amend Section one, OF Chapter 2093 Laws of
Florida.
The following was read the third time and put
upon their passage And lost
Assembly bill No. 4: to be entitled an act for
the relief Of James B. Dawkns, Judge of the
Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida.
Assembly bill No. So: to be entitled an act for
the better protection of cattle and other stock.
y Nn 2. tn ha anti cd
cerning the county site of Calhoun county was
read the third time, and further consideration
as postponed for the present
The Assembly took recess until p NJ.
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
The Assembly resumed its session
The roll was called-A quorum present.
The Assembly resumed the orders of the day
consideration of bills on second reading
Report Of Judiciary Committee on Assembly
bill No. 90 was adopted and the bill placed on
its first reading.
Assembly bill No. 46 to be entitled an act to
prevent the selling, hiring, bartering. lending or
giving to minors under sixteen years of age or
persons Of unsound mind, certain fire arms or
other dangerous weapons was read the second
time, the report of the Judiciary Committee
adopted, and the bill indefinitely postponed
Assembly bill No. "a: to be entitled an act to
change the boundary line between Polk and
fernando counties, was read the second time,
and, postponed to the first day OF February
The following was read the first time and re-
ferred:
Joint resolution asking for mail route betw cen
Waldo and Lake Butler; to the Committee on
Mail routes.
Senate bill No Al to be entitled an act to
change the time for holding the Circuit Courts
in the Fifth Judicial Circuit; to the Judiciary
Committee.
Assembly bill No 80: to be entitled an act 10
amend an act for the establishment of two semi
naries of learning, approved January "a, 1851 /;
to the Committee on Education.
Assembly bill No 90: to be entitled an act to
prevent duelling, and to provide for the punish
ment of the same to the Judiciary Committee.
Assembly No. 81 to be entitled an act regu-
lating labor; TO the Judiciary Committee
Assembly bill No So: to be entitled an act to
secure the safe delivery of moneys and papers of
value transmitted by officers; TO the Committee
on Finance and Taxation.
Senate bill No IS: to be entitled an act to in
corporate the Walton Cooperative Association,
No. 132, of Patrons of Husbandry, in Walton
county, Florida; TO the Committee on Corpora
tions
The following bills, received from the Senate,
were read the first time and referred
Senate bill No. 81 an act for the relief of
Thomas A. Carruth to Committee on Claims.
Senate bill No. 43; an act to empower the
Governor, Treasurer and Comptroller to borrow
money for State purposes; to Committee on
Finance and Taxation.
Senate bill No. 42 an act for the protection of
children; to Judiciary Committee
Senate bill No. A an act for the relief of Wal
ter Gwynn, Treasurer, and others; to Committee
on Finance and Taxation.
Senate bill No IS an act authorizing limited
partnership; to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
Senate bill No. -: an act to protect officers
in the execution of legal process; to Judiciary
Committee