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

| AFTsnzoox sEssIax.
/ The Senate resumed IL session.
L. Senate bin No. IA to be entitled an act 4
essasliA ) DepAEilBent q AkrieaisTfe for th,
u Sta1e of flogida 8B read the seeond time ana
i Indefinitely poskpoaeA ~ sM
The folloNing wen rad the third lime an.
Senate bin No. ne: 70 be entitIed an act tix
ing me tunes tor holding the Circuit Court OF thu
Fourth judicial CircuiI s s
Substitute for Senate bill, No ia: to be en-
I tted an act to amend the irst section of chap
ter 013e Laws Of Flosida entitled an act prescrib
ing Uniform rate of fare upon railroads
/ Senate bill No. Ia: to be entitled an act t.
amend Section 50 Of an act entitled On act rela
/ ting 70 proceedings before Justices Of the Peace
and judgments Of Justices Courts, approved
4 February ~, 1875. asss E eG 81 M
| Senate bill No, 167: TO be entitled an act ir
| relation TO commercial paper; was read the third
| time and put upon rs passage and lost.
Senate bill No. 10: to be entitled an act tC
| extend the time for redemption Of lands sold fel
| taxes was read the second time and withdraw n
| Assembly bill No 194 to be entitled an act tC
lecate the county site Of Holmes county, and to
prevent controversy thereon was read the second
and third times and passed. 7sw
| Mf. Thompson Obtained leave and oseicd a
petition rom citizens Of Leon county, asking the
repeal OF the law requiring landowners to keep
| up lawful fences, etc. which was read and re-
ferred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
AT o'clock the Senate went into Executive
Session. At SIS the doors were opened
Adjourned.
Asaemhlv.
The roll was ealed-a quorum present
Mr.. Grady moved that the vote taken to in
definitely postpone Assembly bill No 161 be re-
considered; which was agreed to, and the bill
placed on its second reading.
Mr.. Moore moved that the vote taken to indef-
initely postpone Assembly bill No. 165, to be
entitled an act for the relief OF w. c. Maoney,
be reconsidered which was agreed to- and the
bill referred 10 a special committee Of five
Messrs. Dougheriy, Newsom, Reynolds. Snow
and Friar.
Mr., Perry offered the following resolution
WHEREAS, The editor of the .Suhtand Ti15une
. newspaper published at Tampa, Hillsborough
county, in the issue Of that paper ut the 18th of
February, 1881 has seen fit TO make certan
charges against the members of the Legislature
from Monroe county, charging them with having
entered into certain bargain for divy' Of the
spOils entered into between the members of the
Legislature from that county (Monroe) and those
TO be appointed its County Officers P" and further
on the article referred to, alluding to certain
written agreements binding the respective parties
TO such a divy' OF the profits of the County
Officers OF Monroe county " and WHEREAS, 1t
is due the members involved, as we'll as this
body, and the State at large, that the aforesaid
charges be investigated and tleir truth or fasity
established; therefore, BE IL resoicei, That a
committee OF i've members OF the Assembly be
at once appointed to inquire into and report upon
the truth falsity of the charges above referred
to, and that the Committee have power TO send
for persons and papers, and TO examine such
persons on oath which resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote.
Assembly bill No. 174 to be entitled an act
TO amend an act to repeal an act to provide for
the redemption of lands sold for taxes, approved
March Z, 1877, and to dispose of lands sold for
taxes and bought by the State or any county
was read the third time and passed
Senate bill No. los: to be entitled an act to
regulate the sale of spirtuous liquors: was read
the third time. Pending dcucsion thereon The
Assembly adjourned to half past o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The afternoon session was consumed in the
discussion of Senate bill No. 1O5, which was
passed by q vote of 80 to 81.
EVENING SESSION
Mr.. Neel gave notice that he would move to
reconsider Assembly bill No. 105 tomorrow
The speaker appointed the following members
on the Special Committee TO investigate in refer
ence to Mr. Perry's resolution Messrs- Miller,
Conant, Morgan, McMeekin and Bryan, of Hills
borough.
The following were read the third time and
passed
thorizing limited partnerships.
Senate memorial asking Congress TO erect a
light house at or near Mosquito Inlet
Senate bill No. 72: to be entitled an act for
the relief of Fl. l. Hart and Mary Hart
Assembly bill No. 1871: to be entitled an
act for the relief of Albert Fries, of Duval
county.
Assembly bill No. IL: to be entitled an act TO
amend section four of an act approved February
%, A. d. 1872, entitled an act allowing the voters
of the several counties in this State TO locate
their respective county sites.
Assembly bill No. 1856 TO be entitled an act
for the relief of Peter Cess.
Assembly bill No 200, to be entitled an act to
prescribe the manner In which counties shall sue
and be sued
Assembly bill No 1874: to be entitled an act
for the relief OF Robert ]. Savage, of Brevard
county.
Assembly bill No. 155: to be entitled an act
relating to the custody. feeding and maintenance
of persons charged and found guilty of crime
Assembly bill No 1873 to be entitled an act
to authorize the Governor to appoint Chaplain
for the convict camp.
Assembly bill No. ZOE: TO be entitled an act
for the restoration to citizenship of Augustine
Waldron.
Assembly bill No. 1877: to be entitled an act
for the relief of Henry j. Stewart, of Hamilton
Assembly bill No 167 to be entitled an act
TO amend an act providing for setting apart a
homestead ana personal properly 10 De exempted
from forced sale under process of law, approved
June %, 1879, and to repeal portion Of Chapter
1914, approved February "a 1873
Senate bill No "a to be entitled an act to
incorporate the Live Oak and Rowland's Bluff
Railroad Company
Assembly bill No. 212: to be entitled an act
to repeal an act to prohibit the attachment of
money due as wages to laboring men was read
the third time and pat upon its passage and lost
Senate bin No. 1875: to be entitled an act TO
change the seat OF government was read the
third time and laid on the table.
Adjourned.