The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-13

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nit and ask to be discharged.
| Very respectfully,
| GEO. {. POWERS Chairman.
| HENRY X CHANDLER,
| WM BRYSOn,
| FRANK w. POPE
The President and Secretary signed the fol.
lowing bills:
An act to declare Tompkius and Branch mill
| streams navigabe also
An act to allow Thomas L. Wilson. of Polk
county, 10 procure license to practice law also,
An act to repeal an ACT entitled an act 10 dis
| solve municipal corporations under crt msian
ces therein stated, and to provide governments
for the sam Also
An act to enable actual settlers to procure
! homes; also,
| An act TO pre- scribe the duties of trea suress of
municipal governments as to warrants orders
which may be presented TO them and not paid
| upon presentation also p
An act to empower the Attorney General to
have published 300 volumes Of each of The reports
| of the Supreme Court of the State of Florida
| from volume one to the tirsi part of volume
twelve inclusive also,
An act in relation TO injunctions.
An act 10 egalize the town government of
| Newnansville, Fla. also
An act to prescribe the duties Of county Treas
urers as TO warrants or orders which NAV be pre-
! scnted TO them aud not paid upon presentation.
Senate bill No. 100: To be entitIel an &C. 10
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abolish conflicting municipal corporations, was
| ia ken up on second reading, and Senator Pow
rs amendment as amended bv Senator Lesley,
| was passed. Pending the debate, which was ex-
| endedcommunications were presented and read
| from the Board of County Commissioners of Du-
val county and the town councils of La Villa
and Fairfield, protesting against the passage of
| the bill. The vote upon the adoption of the
| amendment was reconsidered, and the bill was
made the special order for Friday next
lN.l T. ~t.tl tl..1
for the relief of jacksonville and the counties Of
Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Suwannee, Madison,
Jefferson, Duval and Leon, was passed.
Mcssrs Powers and Landrum were excused
from voting on the bill.
Mr. BrysOn moved to reconsider the vote Just
taken, and that that motion be laid upon the la
BILE; which was agreed to-
Assembly bill No. 1876 To be entitled nm act
10 declare the Panasofkec outlet commonly
known as Panasotkee run, navigabe, was passed.
The Committee on immigration rep brtcd the
resolution tor the printing Of 30 900 copies of the
Governors Message, amending il to 81 1000:
which was adopted.
Executive Session. Adjourned
COMBINATIONS
j. L. Tlllis, To be Collector OF Revenue for
Polk county.
W. H. johnson to be Tax Assessor for Polk
county.
Assembly.
The roll was called-a quorum present
The following bills were introduced and
referred:
BY Mr. IIendry-Assembly bill No 209 To
be entitled an act relative to liquor houses, etc:
to Committee on Temperance.
BY Mr.. Ilarris-AsSemblV bill No 2i0: To be
entitled an act requiring uniformity of text books
in the public schools OF this State; to Committee
on Education also, Assembly bill No 21l: To
he entitled act to prohibit school officers from
dealing in school leXt books Committee
Education.
BY Mr. Tuily-Assembly bin No 212: To be
entitled an act to adopt a child to Judiciary
Committee
BY Mr.. Mcclellan of Jackson-A ssembly b.ll
No. 213: To be entitled an act relating to the To-
cation of the principal office of railroad compa-
nics to Committee on Railroads; also Assem-
bly, bill No. 2l4 To he entitled an act for the
reliet of Jackson county, State OF Florida; to
Committee on Claims
Assembly bill No 9S: To be entitled an act
eXempting certain estates from administration,
and Senate bill No. =: To be entitled an act in
relation to mortgaged cotton and other agricu!-
tural products, were indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Moore moved to reconsider the vote upon
which Senate bill No. 105, to be entitled an act
To protect food fishes, passed on yesterday.
The following bills were signed by the Speaker
and Chief Clerk:
An act to prescribe the duties Of TieasurcrS OF
municipal governments as To warrants or orders
which may be presented to them and not paid
upon presentation also,
An act 20 enable actual settlers TO procure
homes also,
An act empowering the Attorney General 10
have published Reports of the Supremr Court
from Volume One to the first part of Volume
Twelve, inclusive; also,
An act in relation to injunctions also,
An act to allow Thomas i. Wilson, Of Polk
county, to procure alicense to practice law Also
An act 10 repeal an act entitled an act TO dis
solve municipal corporations under circumstan-
ces therein stated, and to provide governments
for the same; also,
An act to declare the Tompkins and Branch
mill streams navigabe.
Senate bill No. 121: To he entitled an act for
the relief Of Primus Daz and Samuel Small, OF
Monroe county, Florida, was indefinitely post
poned
Assembly memorial No 23: To Congress,
asking the passage of bill TO aid the several
States naugurating a system OF education,
was read the second time. Mr.. Harris moved
to adopt substitute reported by theCom-
mitlee on Education in lieu of the original
memorial which was agreed to, and the substi-
tuie was passed.