The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-06

incorporated cities and towns to regulate and re-
strain the sale Of intoxicating liquors; to Judi
ciary Committee.
By Mr.. Mcclellan of jackson Assembly bill
No. 1859: To be entitled an act to promote the
purity of elections to Judiciary Committee
Also, Assembly bill No. 40: To be entitled an
act to amend an act entitled an act to construe
Section of an act 10 amend an act entitled an
act to provide for the registration of electors and
the holding Of elections approved August 9th,
1858, and approved February 9th, 1873; to Com
mittee on Judiciary. Also, Assembly bill No.
ILL., To be entitled an act to prevent illegal reg
istration in this State electors; to Committee
on Judiciary. Also, Assembly bill No. 172: To
be entitled an act for the relief of Tabitha j. s.
| Colson to Committee on Claims.
| BY Mr. Hall-Assembly bill No 173: To be
entitled an act to authorize the County Commits
sioners to grant leave to applicants the right to
| engage in the business of vending or dispOsing,
| for valuable consideration, ardent or spiritu-
GUS liquors in their respective counties to judi
ciary Committee.
gress of the United States asking for daily mail
service from Chattahoochee, Fla, to Apalachi-
| cola, Florida, was adopted.
| Senate bill No. 49, To be entitled an act grant
ing aid for the construction of the Thomasyille,
| Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad Company. was
| made the special order for Thursday, 3 O'Clock
P. NJ.
Assembly bill No. 1888: To be entitled an act
| to amend Sections l and of the act of Novem-
Der 9TH, 1928, relating to dover and years sup
port for the widows of intestates, and to repeal
Section of Chapter 1447, act of December 9th
| 1854; one hundred and fifty copies ordered
printed, and the bill made the special order for
| II o'clock A. M, Monday.
Senate bill No. 107: To be entitled an act for
the restoration of certain persons to citizenship,
was indefinitely postponed.
The following bills were passed on third read
ing:
Senate bill No. AZ: To be entitled an act for
the adoption of child by Emanuel and Rita
Smith
Senate bill No. IA: To be entitled an act to
prohibit officers of municipal corporations from
buying at discount or speculating in city or
town scrip, and to provide penalty therefor
Senate bill No. IA: To be entitled an act for
the adoption Of a child by John p Roberts. and
making said child his heir;
Assembly bill No. ILL., To be entitled an act
for the relief of Mrs Hannah Johnston:
Assembly bill No. 10: To be entitled an act
to prescribe the duties of treasurers of munich
pal governments as to warrants or orders which
may be presented to them and not paid upon
presentation;
Senate bill No. 81 To be entitled an act re-
latng to the crime of larceny;
Assembly bill No. 100: To be entitled an act
TO prescribe the duties OF County Treasurers as to
warrants or orders which may be presented to
them and not paid upon presentation;
Assembly bill No. 46: To be entitled an act
to punish the breaking and entering, or the
entering without breaking, of building in the
day time or entering in the night time without
breaking, with intent to commit misdemeanor :;
Assembly bill No 81: To be entitled an act
TO amend an act passed December Is, 1855, en-
powering County Surveyors to appoint Depu-
ties
Assembly bill No. 80: To be entitled an act
empowering the Attorney General to have pub
lished reports OF the Supreme Court of the State
of Florida contained in volumes one to volume
eleven inclusive
The following bills were lost on third reading {:
Assembly bill No. 121 To be entitled an act
to allow parties to testify in divorce cases:
Assembly bill No. 43: To be entitled an act
TO prescribe mode whereby counties may erect
court-houses and other public buildings.
Mr. Mcclellan of Jackson, gave notice that on
tomorrow he would move to reconsider the
vote by which Assembly bill No. 43 was lost
The following bills were signed by the Speak
er and Chief Clerk.
An act for the adoption of child by Henry
s. Harmon and his wife, Nancy r Harmon
An act for the relief of Nick How ell of Marion
county.
An act to incorporate the Florida and Euro
pean Steamship Company
An act to define the boundary line between
Lafayette and Taylor counties.
An act authorizing the Board OF Education to
compromise and settle with the counties in
debted TO the School and Seminary Funds.
Adjourned