The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-02-20
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 20 1883
Aericuliural college Fund to Committee ON

Agricultural College Fund; to Committee on
Education.
Mr.. Miller offered the follow ing resolution
That the Rev. James Scott of Toronto, Canada
at present in Jacksonville be invited TO deliver
an address before the Assembly. at such time as
he may designate, on the subject of temperance
legislation adopted.
Assembly bill No 1856: To be entitled an act In
reference to the sale of drugs and medicine, was
indefinitely postponed.
Assembly bill No. 1853: To be entitled an act
to amend Sections and of an act approved
November 7lh, 1923, relating to dover and q
years support for the widows OF intestates and
TO repeal Section of Chapter 1447 act of De-
cember 9th, 1894, was postponed until next Mon
day.
In pursuance of previous notice. Mr. Bryant o
Polk moved 10 reconsider the vote by which As
sembly bill No. 1885, to be entitled an act regula-
ting fences, was lost, and moved TO lay that mo-
ton on the table which was agreed to-
In pursuance of previous notice, Mr.. Moore
moved TO reconsider the vote by which Senate
bill No. 105, to be entitled an act to protect the
food fishes of Florida, was passed which was
on notion laid on the table.
Assembly bill No 1853: To be entitled an act
to authorize counties and Incorporated cities and
towns to regulate and restrain the sale Of intoxi-
eating liquors, which was made the special or
der for to day. was taken up and read the second
time. Mr.. Blackwell offered substitute fol
said BILL which which was adopted iu lieu of the
of the original bill, $50 copies ordered printed
and the bill made the special order for to-mor
row.
The following bills were signed by the Speaker
and Chief Clerk:
An act to declare the Panasofkee Outlet
known rs Panasofkec Run, navigable;
An act for the adoption of two children by
Raymon II. NJ. Startling and his wife, Samantha
Startling; also,
An act for the relief of Louis Hertzog; also
A joint resolution in relation to- the dredging in
the harbor of Key West, Florida
The following bills were passed on third read
ing:
Senate bill No. 13: To be entitled an act to
provide for the REIMBURSEMENT of the dover OF
insane married women
Assembly bill No. 101 To be entitled an act
10 provide for transferring the certificates of sale
Of certain lands sold for taxes to the Cnmptrol-
lers office, and for the sale, redemption, cancel
laton and settlement of tax sale certificates.
Mr.. Milton, Chairman of the Committee on
Enrolled Bills, by leave of the Assembly made
the following report on Assembly bill No. 107
Entitled on the back of said bill AN act for the
relief of Jacksonville, and the counties of Biker,
Bradford Columbia, Suwannee, Madison, Jeffer-
son, Duval and Leon" but without any title
written on the face of said bill as engrossed that
a majority of your committee have directed the
Enrolling Clerk to enroll said bill with the men,
orandum of title on the back of said BILL ii the
said memorandum on the back OF said bill was
the title of said bill in the face oi said bill The
undersigned, a minority Of said committee, beg
leave to dissent from such enrolment of said
bill as not being proper, and that, in their opn-
ion, said engrossed bill is without title and
should not be enrolled rs bill Signed by w.
II. Milton and s A Wilcox. Mr.. Stripping
moved the adoption Of the majority report made
by majority of the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, and moved the previous question, which
was agreed to and the main question was order
cd, being the motion of Mr.. Stripping To adopt
the majority report reported by majority of the
Committee on Enrolled Bills; which was agreed
10, and the bill was signed by the Speaker and
Chief Clerk
Adjourned.