The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-02-15

entitled an act to authorize executors and admin
lstrators having an Interest IN the estates whicl
Ihey represent 70 purchase the properly of sucl
estates at public sale; to Judiciary Committee
BY Mr. Reynolds-Assembly bill No. 1873: /,
oe entitled an act to provide for the payment q
PeLsohs carrying returns OF elections to count,
sites; TO Committee on Finance and Taxation.
by mr. Williams. OF Bradtord-Assembly bill
NO l92: to be entitled an act for the relief of w
r. r; Brown, OF Bradford county; to Committee on
BY MI. StIinger bill No. 1871: to be
entitled an act TO allow Justices of the Peace tc
| appoint Constabies in certain cases 10 Commit.
tee on City and County Organizations.
/ ny Mr. bryan OF ilisborough-Assembiy bill
Ne. lyO to be entitled an fact to amend Section
: OF Chapter 1877 of Laws of 1874 to Judi
| ciary Committee
! By Mr.. Enthusiastically bill No 1s9: to be
entitled an act to amend an act to provide far the
incorporation of cities and towns and to establish
uniform system of municipal government in
this State, approved February 4, 1869: 10 Com
mlttee on City and County Organizations
MI Reynolds of Hillsborough, Chairman of
the Special Committee TO examine the Office of
Superintendent of Public Instruction. reported
as follows
That they find the books and accounts of
sald office carefully and correctly kept, and all
correspondence and other papers connected
fncJ are aIso PFvasNu u rePcst tiac aSsul zrfvr
w. p Haisley, has left the books and business
of this Office so Systematically and convenient
ly arranged that no difficulty has been expert
enced, or is apprehended in the further faithful
and effective management of the business there
OF. The systematic manner of keeping the
books and accounts of the Office, inaugurated
by the late Superintendent, and continued by
the present worthy incumbent, is so complete
in every respect that your committee would ex-
press their unqualified approval They also
desire to add, that every facility towards max
ing the examination has been kindly and cour-
teously extended to your committee.
ORDERS OF THE DAY
The following were read the third lime and
passed
Assembly bill No 14l, to be entitled an act to
incorporate the Pine Grove Camp Ground in
Suwannee county.
Assembly bill No. l59 TO be entitled an act to
provide for the execution OF writs or DEGREES in
special cases in other counties than the one in
which they were issued.
Assembly memorial asking Congress to erect
a light house and beacon light ON Choctaw-
hatchie bay
Senate bill No. 80: to be entitled an act to
Incorporate The Lake George Cemetery Associa-
tion.
FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ
The Assembly resumed its session-A quorum
present
Assembly bill No. 139: to be entitled an &C,
To amend Section OF Chapter 3106 Laws of
Florida, being an &C, in reference to fees, ap-
proved March :, 1872 read the second lime and
indefinitely postponed.
The following were read the first time and
referred:
Senate bill No. 100 to be entitled an act for
the incorporation of the Grand Lodge OF the
Independent Order of Good Templars of Flor
ida; To the Committee on Corporations.
fa Nh IN ha Ia1 IN,
amend an act in relation 10 the issue and service
of criminal process in certain cases without pay.
menl of fees; TO the Committee on Judiciary.
Senate memorial to Congress asking for an
appropriation 10 erect lighthouse at or near
Mosquito Inlet to the Committee on Commerce
and Navigation.
Under a suspension Of the rules Mr. Bigham
introduc ID Assembly bill No. 1874 to be entitled
an act 10 authorize the construction of boom
or booms on the Suwaunee; 10 the Committee
on Commerce ard Navigation
Adjourned.