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

A communication from The Comptrollef was re-
.eeived, repairing thu ~ MAi1Eeen CoenDapE el
this State has made1starnss1f thak iDsqRGty 70
this Office as required BY section q q A ee9en,
titled an act for the aeeessment and c0fiectiOd ol
revenue, spprured March 4, 1s7s. y 7sa
.t.s ss 81 al ETRsk k1loSa- \, ~, 80
John b. Aadesssa, 10 Be Goslecar of Reveaue
Henry B. 0race, o. be Aseessor Il Taxes for
Jackson county s}G2g saeo q grifqz iiae
w. B. Mcleod, to be AsAnasss OF Tazes for
Walton county. s.g. gs Ahasrzsu D II l
Paul Arnau, William Fernandez, IanaliC1o
peg and James B. Ponce, to be Commissioners Of
Plotsge IN St, Johns county 4 yxroeg
The roll was called-a quorum present. 4
NJ. Kennedy, The member elect from Walton
The ioIIowins biIls were, ,inuOducsd ard re-
by HI. Carroit44 Assembly bill Na. IA: 10 be
entitled an act FOR The relief Of Lot Bryant, oil
Leon county e Committee on Judiciary;
be entitled an act 70 compel farmers ID keep up
Lawful fences - thlz 1a ssste 70 connlttee on AZ
By Mr, Brysn. Of Hi ,oroagh ,s 1l1saen6sy bill
No PIG: to be entitled an act to admit deeds to
land sold for taxes to be recorded 10 judiciary
Committee.
BY Mr.. Cooper Assembly bin No 217 to be
entitled An act concerning the taking ef appeals
from the Circuit Courts 70 the Supreme Court Of
this State; to Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Cooper-Assembly hf1 No. 21S: to be
entitled an act to requisite the admission Of GER
tain evidence in suits by the State against Tax
Collectors and their sureties; to Judiciary Com
mittee. = @--is Il .7tf
By Mr. Harris, of Orange-Assembly bill No.
9f9: TO be entitled an act 10 regulate the iicens-
ing of physicians and the practice Of medicine,
surgery and obstetrics; TO Judiciary Commit
tee a.-.{ 4e 4ts..
oRDERs OF, THE DAY.
Senate bill No. 1863 /. 10 be entitled an act re-
litting to the custody Of persons charged with or
convicted with crime |; Was read the first, second
and third times and passed.
AFTRREooN SESSION.
The Assembly reconvened according to ad-
journment
Assembly bill No. II to be entitled an act
for the relief of Robert Punk, NJ D., and others :;
was read the third time and passed.
Assembly bill No 172: TO be entitled an act
for the better protection Of Public Lands in this
State, and TO better secure the speedy construc-
ton of Public Works; read the second and third
times and passed
allow Justices Of the Peace TO appoint consta-
bles in certain cases; read the second time and
indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill No. 165 to be entitled an act
TO compensate Walter c. Maloney, Jr-, of Mon
roe county, for valuable services to the State :;
read the second time and indefinitely postponed
A large number of bills were read the second
time.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly resumed its session.
By Mr.. Parker, Brevard-Joint memorial TO
Congress asking for mail route from Fort Drum,
in Brevard county, to Fort Bassinger, in Manatee
county; referred 10 the Committee on Post
Routes
By Mr. Howren-A memorial from the people
of Micanopy PRAYING for the enactment of tenn
perance law referred to Committee on Temper
ance.
The following were read the first time and
referred
Senate bin No 1873 to be entitled an act to
incorporate the Pensacola Street Car Company
to the Committee ON Corporations.
Senate bill No. 1853: to be entitled an act TO
provide for the issue of bonds consolidating the
bonds belonging 10 the Sinking Funds, Common
School and Seminary Fund and Agricultural
College Fund; to the Committee on Judiciary.
Senate bill No. 1856: to be entitled an act
relating TO powers and duties of Sherifs and
others in incorporated cities and towns TO the
Committee on Judiciary.
Memorial and petition of W. II. Hughes; TO
the Judiciary Committee.
Petition Of r. W. Adams and others; 10 the
Committee on Temperance.
BY MIR. Perry: Assembly bill No. 220: to be
entitled an act to regulate the practice of medi-
cine to the Judiciary Committee
Adjourned.