The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-01-23

by the improvement Of streams not nayigable,
and to compensate owners Of lands for the dam
age they may sustain by the improvement Of
such streams by others; to Judiciary Commit
tee.
Senate bill No. So; To be entitled an act to
correct an error in the name Of J. e. Lawless on
record In the ONCE of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court for Escambia county, Fla; to Judiciary
Committee.
Senate bill No. 80: To be entitled an act to in
ida to Committee on Corporations.
Senate bill No. 48: TO be entitled an act 10 de-
claring the bay and Crystal river navigable !;
to Committee on Commerce and Navigation.
Senate bill No. A: To be entitled an act to
punish the breaking and entering, or the enter
ing without breaking, Of q building in the day
time, or entering in the night time without break
ing, with intent to commit misdemeanor; to
Judiciary Committee.
Senate bill No. So: To be entitled an act to
prohibit the sale or distribution of intoxicating
liquors on days of election, and to provide pun
ishment Of the same; to Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections.
Assembly memorial relative to a mail route
from Miami to Lake Worth, in Dade county,
Florida; TO Committee on Post Routes
Assembly memorial to remove obstructions to
navigation inland between Clear Water Harbor
and Boca Ciega Bay on the Gulf coast; to CON-
mittee on Commerce and Navigation.
Whole House to visit the Asylum, reported that
the LOCATION of the Asylum is desirable; the sani
taIy matters are good food as good as could be
had under present circumstances; but clothing
is very deficient, and there is hardly half sup
ply of bedding. We would further suggest that
the special Committee divide themselves into
subcommittee to examine as to sanitary mat
tiers. repairs on buildings. and as TO what amount
is necessary to be appropriated for repairs.
Pursuant to previous notice, Mr.. Stripping
moved TO reconsider the vote by which Assem-
bly, bill No. 90, relative to non-resdents hunting
motion to reconsider was agreed to and the bill
ordered engrossed for third reading.
The following bills passed their second read
ing and were ordered engrossed:
Assembly bill No. % To be entitled an act to
amend Chapter 1886, of the Laws of Florida, ap-
proved February 4, 1881;
Assembly bill No. So: To be entitled an act
to define the boundary line between Lafayette
and Taylor counties in this State;
Assembly bill No. Q: TO be entitled an act for
the relief of Nick Howell, of Marion county;
Assembly bill No. 8: TO be entitled an act TO
repeal Chapter 1851, of the Laws of Florida, be-
ing an act entitled an act TO establish Bureau
of immigration for the State of Florida, and to
promote the rapid settlement of the State lands
Mr.. Cowgilll gave notice that on tomorrow he
would move that the vote, had on January 18th,
by which Assembly bill No. II, entitled an act
relative 10 puDlic records was lost, be considered
The following bills were passed on third read
ing:
Senate bill No. 8: To be entitled an act to re-
peal Chapter 3143, Laws of Florida, being an act
entitled an act 10 amend Sections and of an
ACT entitled an act to regulate the sale of of
tain agricultural products in this State, being
Chapter 3014. of the Laws of Florida
Senate bill No. 8: To be entitled an act to re-
peal Chapter 3014, Laws of Florida, being an
act entitled an act TO regulate the sale of certain
agricultural products in this State approved
March 2, 1877;
Assembly bill No. g. To be entitled an act
tor the adoption of child by James G. Bellamy
and his WIFE, Susan Bellamy;
Assembly bill No. 26: To be entitled an act to
establish boundary lines for the moorage and an
chorage of vessels in the harbors of the State of
Florida;
Assembly bill No. 81: To be entitled an act
to repeal Chapter 1915, Laws of Florida, relating
TO municipal corporations;
Assembly bill No. so: ~ Oe entitled an act
ndhtns "Ppi vii iatiOns Tor the expense for col
lection OF revenue for the year 1888
Assembly bill No. So: To be entitled an act
to prohibit county officers from buying at dis
count specializing in State, county or school
scrip and TO provide penalty therefor
Adjourned.