The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-03-06

syszs q ~ ssnais, presented d lie Presidents
t<esntifal c.ne xiih appropriate remarka
>1aaxkk
Z ME Baker oIerei The followiug resolution
lE Heeoind That The Senate desires 10 express 10
.sae citizens ef Tallahassee lis appreciation sor
.3ae courtesy and kindness which has bern ex-
= Read and adapted by rising vote
:: The President then delivered his farewell ad-
Ores to the Senate. and in pursuance IN q joint
Esspluiian adopted By the Senate and Assembly,
Ssxt The Legislature do adjourn afne die, At 12
2scsock Il, March ID, the hour Of 12 O'Clock n.
&aving arrived, the President declared the
'$suate adjourned siae die.
Ii. COMBINATIONS
~. L. F. Cottrell IT.. TO be Harbor Master for
Ne port Of Cedar Key.
~ T. Weston. to be Clerk of the Circuit Court
Clay county.
,,sB. B: Blackwell, to be State Attorney for the
iAird Judicial Circuit
LANES Stearns and j. c. Patterson, to be Com
.siisioners Of Pilotage for Escambia county.
Benjamin Coachman, to be Sheriff for Levy
Esuniy.
w. c. Maloney, Jr.. to be Assessor and Col
,acsor Of Revenue for Monroe county.
Is J. Hodge, 70 be Assessor of Taxes for Vo-
ESsia county.
n A0OCM0Ays
The roll WAS calied-a quorum present
t.The Committee on Interpretations, To whom
SAs referred Senate bill No 100, 10 be entitled
81 ;act ia extend the limits of the city Of Jack
ssoTille, Fla, and abolishing conflicting munic-
iaAl corporations and To provide for 3 submits
Essn Of the question 10 y vote of the people, re-
Lsfsed that they have not had time TO give the
Sblect sach consideration Is its importance de-
Esssnds, but from the elaboration which the Com
Es'teee kave been able to bestew on the subject
TsssyteF, they have come TO the conclusion that
st..d bill should not pass. Signed-N. Fl. Ma
bya; W. II. Milton, J. L. Gaskins, W. r Moore,
LAW. G. McCardy, c. Munroe, Committee.
]: ar. Harris moved to reconsider the vote by
which The Assembly on yesterday refused 10 in
ss1ict the Speaker to sign Senate bill No 81, and
u.Ayed to lay the motion on the table; which
W; agreed TO by . vote of IS to &C.
Mr.. Harris, from the Special Commute On the
SKATE LaEd Office Examination made the fol-
ls'eing majority report
TFor report see fourth page
sir. Cobb made the following report:
- For report see fourth page.
Which were ordered spread upon the journal.
Pr. Bryant OF Polk, Chairman OF the Com
rss:le on Indian Affairs. made the following re-
ptkt: Your Committee on Indian Affairs beg
irafs TO report THAI they have bad the subject
uitier consideration, and find that the remnant
State, are scattered over considerable territory
G::,t they are quiet and peaceful, maintaining
lEe most cordial relations with their white neigh
! b@fs. TIE most Of them have small farms
wtich arc well cultivated and quite productive,
ar3 not 3 few Of these people, (who are tas; be-
Grazing civilized } are accumulating property. We
dsiTn u u great importance to mslntain the
| aEacable relations now existing, and as these
| pE+ple arr ignorant Of the ordinary methods of
Civilization for selfproteciion, it becomes The
be ;Snden auiy Of the State TO protect these her
wards, ard to this end We respectfully suggest
th,A the Roard of Trustees be requested 10 use
\ sues methods as will most certainly inform them
WEui lands are actually occupied by the Indians,
aust that they take the necessary steps 10 prevent
tbft- sale Or transfer TO other parties than their
IDk3san occupants.
The following bills were passed on third read
I ing:
/ hsnate bill No. eOo: To be entitled an act to
( apafnd Chapter 311O, Laws of Florida. being an
ac9 10 allow certain dealers in general merchan-
diA$ 10 sch, certain drugs and medicines without
h@hng tc pay a special license tax therefor. ap-
prtssed March II, 1879:
Senate Bill No 2J2: To be entitled an act TO
prfsside fer lending money of the common school
|, fu&a by tse Board of Education upon promis
soss notes and writings obligatory secured by
mtH,gage On lands situated in this State
Senate bill No. 251: To be entitled an act to
preside fos investments by the Board of Educa-
tio:o of the State OF Florida of moneys of the
CC:nnon School Fund;
:;ebate bin No. a4s: To be entitled an act
Sm:}xfng appropriations for the repairs of the
lCeTatOl bailding, providing a fre-proof vault
lang the erection Of q Wood-house in the Capitol
grounds.
Khe following bills were signed by the Speaker
tIaS Chief Clerk:
II An act II corporate the Florida Land and
CC<oniZaiion 4 >npany; also,
IN act to incorporate the Peninsular Land
transportation and Manufacturing Company /;
alxsp
Mss
81 act 10 incorporate the Laboring Society of
Ftfnandina, Nassau county also,
%E act 10 incorporate the Ocklawaha Steam
heEfi Canal, Drainage and River Improvement
tktnpany also,
tsn act TO keep in good repair the public roads
ans highways OF this State, and 10 amend an
iIcSdhtiiles an act 10 keep in good repair the
public reads and highways OF thus State ap-
prayed March Z, 1881 also,
I'm act 20 be entitled an act to provide for the
y'ete4 Of tie City Of Pensacola also,
Ah act fpr the relief Of John Davidson, late
Assessor OF Taxes for Polk county; also.
IN act TO incorporate the Bank Of the State OF
Flsnda; also,
y &I, act so change the boundary line between
Ihk cf,untirs of fernando and Polk.
81. Cots offered the following resolution:
:, xGsdccd mat the thanks OIL the Assembly be
heEeby presented to the Hon. Charles Dougheriy
9br'af uniformly courteous and intelligent rul-
Ing, sand for his constant endeavor to facilitate
the business Of the Assembly, and 10 DR.. VIM
FORSYTH Bynum, Chief Clerk, and to the other
uniSel u ana attaches Of the Assembly, for their
.lDTa4m Kindness to the members and prompt
disraarge Of all the duties assigned them;
ESich vas read and adopted.
III; hou: Of IL O'Clock d. having arrived. be-
iAs TIE hour agreed upon for the adjournment Of
tAG Legislature. the Speaker adjourned The As
ssr,sbly an< die.
IAN the 9th nit the President nominated