The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-03-15
ABSTRACT
Il EGISLATIvE PROCEEDINGS,
TuEaDAY, March l, 1881.
Senate.
The roll was called-a uuorum present
oRDKRa on THE DAY

The roll was called-a quorum present
ORDERS On THE DAY.
The following were read The third time and
passed.
Senate bill No. 3se: to b entitled an act to
amend section OF an act to regulate and fx the
feeS and per diem Of certain sficersA
Senate bill No. 2o4: to be entitled IN oct an
thorizing j. n Jeruck to establish and run q
public ferry between Cedar Keys and the Island
Of Atseena Otie.
Assembly bill No. 231 TO be entitled an act
recurring clerks sheriffs, consiables, and county
judges Of the several counties of this State, to
keep record OF the costs they charge.
Assembly bill No. 321 to be entitled an act
for the relief of T. w. Downing, of Alachua
county
Assembly bill No sss: to be entitled an act
to restore Columbus Cohrau, convicted Of an
assault with intent 10 commit murder, to full
rights of citizenship.
Assembly bill No. 1a1: to be entitled an act
for the relief of the estate of Boiling Baker.
Assembly bill No. 2l4 to be entitled an act
for the relief OF Lot Briant of Leon county.
Senate bill No. 100: 10 be entitled an act to
authorize the Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State of Florida to protect the
interest Of the said fund by becomming . bidder
and purchaser Of the railroads from Lake City to
Quincy, and the branches to Monticello and
from Tallahassee 10 ST. Marks, should the same
be sold as provided in the seventh clause of the
decree in the case of J. Fred Schultz and others
complainants VS.. the Jacksonville Pensacola and
Mobile Railroad Company, the Florida Central
Railroad Company and others, defendants, and
for other purposes.
Assembly bill No 251 to be entitled an act
to authorize William B. Runyan to build and
keep toll bridge across the Little BAYOU in
Escambia county.
Senate bill No. 244 to be entitled an act to
rake appropriations to defray the expenses of the
volunteer militia ordered out by the Governor.
! Assembly bill No. 242: to be entitled an act
for the relief OF Frank M. jolly, Of Alachua
county.
Senate bill No IS to be entitled an act to
prohibit the sale OF intoxicating liquors within
two miles of any camp ground used for religious
worship in this Slate.
Assembly bill No. 147 10 be entitled an act
to provide for the payment of Witnesses in GER
/ tain cases.
Senate bill No 234 10 be entitled an act 10
allow registered voters of the several counties
OF this State to vote for (" fence or no fence :"
under certain circumstances, was read the third
time and put upon its PASSAGE and lost.
Assembly bill No. 20: to be entitled An act for
the relief OF John F. Saddler, was read the third
time and put upon its passage and lost
Assembly bill No. 259: TO be entitled an act
to provide for the manner in which jurors and
witnesses, serving al coroners inQuests shall be
paid, was read third time and indefinitely post
poned.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Senate resumed its session.
Assembly bill No. %: to be entitled an act 10
protect stock running at large, was read the sec
ond time and indefinitely postponed.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 20: to be entitled
an act 10 amend an act apportioning the State
into Congressional Districts, ap proved February
Is, 1874, was read the second and third times
and passed.
Assembly bill No 975. 10 he entitled an act
to provide for the appointment Of Boards of
Health in cities and towns in this State contain
ing three hundred or more registered voters, was
read q third time and passed
A communication was received from the Gov
ernor stating that he had signed and deposited
IN the ONCE of the Secretary OF State the follow
ing acts, which originated in the Senate, o-wit
An act to dissolve municipal corporations under
circumstances therein stated Also an act to pro-
tect officers in the execution of legal process
Assembly bill No. 262: to be entitled an act
to authorize William Taylor, Jr, 10 establish
ferry across the st. Johns river from Picoata in
St. Johns county, to the Bellamy or St. Angus
tine road leading TO Tallahassee, Fla. was read
the second and third times and passed
The following were read the third time and
passed
Senate bill No 235 to be entitled an act
to require County Judges to live or keep their
offices within certain limits of their county sites.
Senate bill No 233: to be entitled an act to
authorize the County Commissioners of the sev-
ersl counties to pay certain expenses
Senate bill No. 222 to be entitled an act to
amend Section l of Chapter 3143 of the Laws OF
Florida, approved March 8, 1879, was read the
third time and put upon its passage and lost.
Adjourned.
The roll was called-a quorum present
ORDERS OF THE DAY.