The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03
THURSDAY. JANUARY 30, 1885
senate.

The following bills were introduced and
referred:
BY Mr. Orman-Senate Bill No 116: To be
entitled an act to amend sections 3 and of an
act entitled an act granting aid for the construc
tion of the Townsville, Tallahassee and Gulf
Railroad.
BY Mr.. Stripling-Senate Bill No. 1l6: To
be entitled an act 10 amend section Of an act
approved March z. 1877. entitled an act to
amend sections l, 8, 4, and of an act entitled
an act 10 enforce mechanics and laberers' liens
on buildings and other property, approved
August 4th, 1868, and for other purposes.
BY Mr.. Williams-Senate Bill No. III: To
be entitled an act for the relief Of the widow of
the late W. F. Richards, Sheriff Of Brevard
counVa
By Mr.. Mann-Senate Bill No. 11S: To be en-
titled an act to amend sections and 2 of Chap
ter $40, entitled an act to keep in repair the
public roads and highways of this State, and to
amend an act entitled an act TO keep in good
repair the public roads and highways in this
State, approved March 2, 1881.
Mr. Baker offered the following resolution
and moved that the rule be waived and the
resolution be taken up:
Hesolued by the Senate, the Assen,6ly coneurrinq,
That after Saturday, the 18th of February, no
new business shall be introduced into either
house, and that the Legislature adjourn as soon
thereafter as the business of the session can be
finished laid on the table by the following vote
Ycas-Messrs Cole. Grill, Gsskins, Lee, NAL
lory, Mountien, McKinne, Orman, Sheppard,
Speer, Stripping and Williams-12.
Nays-Messrs. Baker Bryson, Chandler, Cot
trell, Hankns, Laudrum, Mann, Pendlston,
Roberts and Sammis-10.
The following bills were passed on third read
ing:
Assembly Bill No. 43: To be entitled an act
to regulate the practice OF the Circuit Court,
providing for q non-suit with bill OF exceptions
In cort in cauapa
Senate Bill No. IS: Ts be entitled an act 10
regulate proceedings before Justices of the Peace
| in criminal cases.
| Assembly Bill No. 81: To be entitled an act
to repeal an act entitled an act axing the punish
| ment of horse stealing, approved Dec 1S, 1885,
Senate Bill No. So: TO be entitled an aci 70
incorporate the Putnam County Commercial
| Company.
| Senate Bill No. 80: To be entitled An act 10
authorize A. NJ. Ingersoll and his associates to
| construct q boom or bo0ms On the Suwannee
| River.
Substitute for Senate Bill No. 70: To be eu,i-
tied an act to amend section 2 OF an act entitled
| an act imposing q tax upon commissions and
prescribing the mode Of payment thereof, appro
we'd February 90 1873
Assembly Bill No. 100: To be entitled an act
for The protection Of keepers Of livery, sale and
feed stables; was put upon its passage and lost
A COMMUNICATION from the Governor wa
read, reciting the signing Of the following bills
which originated in the Senate, TO wit:
An act to legali1e the incorporation Of lh
town of DeLsnd, In the county Of Volnsia, an,
to declare. the incorporation Of the town Of De
Land valid and of full force and effect; also,
An act to legalixe the Incorporation OF th
town OF Kissimmee City, In the county Of o.
ange, and to declsre the incorporation of th
town sf Kiesimmee City valid and Of full fore
| and effect.
Executive Session.
Adjourned.
CoNFfRMA1 IONA
John L Crawford, 10 be Secretary OF State
E. g. Grill, tn be State Treasurer.
q. l. Mitchell, TO be Commissioner Of Land
| and immigration.
Angus Nicholson, to be Clerk Of Circuit Coul
| for Gadsden county.
VIZ. Forward. TO Be Clark Of Circuit Coui
| for Putnam county.
: Ienatius Lopez, John 8. Nastsn, Francis n
Sanchez, ]. b Poncs, Antouio ximania, 10 b