The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-08
PUBLISHED BY C. e. DYKE. /

Memorial in regard to the expenses incurred
In the suppression of Indian hossiltics during
the years 1861. + - - .
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferred: -
BY Mr. WillarJ-Senate bin No. o.: TO Dc
entitled an act to define the jurisdiction Of Jus
tees OF Peace; 10 the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Mckinnon-Senate bill No. 06 !: to
be entitled an act to establish State Univefsi-
ty and Normal College; to the COMMITTEES on
Education Also Senate bill No. o.: to be
entitled an act to amend clauses, T. 6, II and
10 of section 20 of chapter 1856 of the Laws Of
Florida, 10 provide for q series OF text books in
this State, and to compel the attendance of
youth upon the public schools; to the Commit
tee ON EDUCATION.
Mr.. McKhy gave notice that he would on 10
morrow move TO reconsider the vote by which
Senate bull No. 7S, to be entitled an act to
amend Section I of Chspter a093 Lawsof Flor
ida, was passed.
Senate bill No 81: to be entitled an act for
the reliet OF Caroline Jones, ofSuwannee coun-
ty, was READ the secoad and third times and
passed.
90 and 81 Of Chapter II of the Laws of Florida !;
was read the third time and passed
The following were read the second and third
times, rules waived, and passed
Assembly memorial No. 25 IA memorial to the
COsgwse 81 the Unitei States asking an appro-
priauon lofl Tue purpose oil making navIgaole the
Santa Fe river, from It's mouth to the Natural
Bridge, between Columbia and Alachua coun-
ties.
Assembly memorial No e6: relating to an sp-
preparation by Congress for public building at
Key West, Monroe county, this State.
Assembly memorial No. % for an appropria-
ton from Congress 10 clear out and make navi-
gable Peace creek, in South Florida.
Assembly memorial No. 22 memorial to
Congress asking an appropriation for the clearing
out and rendering navgable the following
streams, to- wit: The Ocklockonee, Crooked and
New rivers
Assembly bill No 63 to be entitled an act TO
authorize Twin Johns 10 erect a m,ll-dam acress
Sampson riFcr creek and to buck water on Ger
tain swafn1 and overflowed lands.
The following were read the third time and
passed;
Substitute for Assembly bill No. 30 to be en-
titled an ACT 20 authorize the Circuit Courts of
this State to convict and sentence criminals in
certain cases.
Assembly bill No. 81: 10 be entitled an act
10 prevent Wanton injury Of animals.
The following were read the first time and
referred:
Assembly bill No. 62 10 be entitled an act for
the relief of Walter L. Tresca TO the Committee
on Claims
Assembly bill No "a: TO be entitled an act to
change the boundary line between the counties
of Manatee and Monroe to Committee on State
Boundaries
Assembly, bill No 76 to be entitled an act 10
enable persons whose lands were sold for taxes
assessed prior to the year 1877 to redeem the
same: to tue Committee on Finance and Taxa
ton.
Assembly bill No Sc, TO be entitled an act for
The relief Of Dr. Henry J. Paramore and the
widow OF Dr. : NJ Tucker; to the Committee on
Claims.
Ass mbly bill No. 101 to be entitled an act for
of f.hf ~ sbo Y,,,IS Sos.,
Committee.
Mr. Mckay obtained leave and introduced
Senate bill No. 81: 10 be entitled an act to pro-
mote and encourage the building and owning of
ships: referred 70 the Committee on Commerce
ard NavIgation.
Mr Mail Dry Obtained leave and introduced
the following joint resolution:
ne~irsy ~ he SeJtzfe, the 4sSenyjly c0acurriag,
That no new memorials to Congress- shall be
offered in HE Senate or Assembly after the 5th
dAy Of February, 1851 /; passed
Al 1910 the Senate went into Executive ses-
sion at y 20 the doors were opened.
Adjourneh.
covFTRMArTo~s
w NJ Ives. Jr., 10 be County Judge for Co
lumbia county. (
Join Vanzan., Jr., to be Clerk OF Circuit
Cou-l FOR Columbia county.
! W T, try, to be Sheriff of c ,lumbia county.
l.. W Rivers, to be Assessor OF Taxes for
C,mmhia county.
q. ". II lw horn, to be Assessor of Taxes for
J. F. Ora h,h1m, 10 be Assessor Of Taxes for
Jefferson county
Joseph Pl.lmer, to he Collector OF Revenue for
J I-flerson county.
James Yptcs, to he Collector of Revenue for
Washington COUNTY.
W b Jo es, to he County Judge for Wash
inetou county
W B. Lt-si'er. to be Assessor OF Taxes for