The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-19

method OF procedure therefor Was passed Mr.
Kirk moved to lay the motion on the table not
s9Iee9 %. Tne motion to reconsider was not
agreed 10.
Assembly BIZ No 1856: To be entitled an sc,
making appropriations for the years 1888 and
1885, which was made the special order for 10
o'clock. was taken up, and on motion of Mr..
Green the Assembly resolved itself into Com
mit,ee OF the Whole for the further consideration
OF the bill. Mr. Bryant In the chair After
spending some time therein the COMMITTEES arose
and reported, and the bill a. amended ordered
TO be engroesed for third reading.
senate Bill No. 100: To be entitled an act to
establish Bureau of Agriculture for the State
OF Florida, and to repeal an act entitled au act to
establish Bureau of Immigration for the State
OF Florida, and to promote the rapid settlement
ofthe State lands, approved March z, 1879. the
consideration of which was informally passed
over until the Assembly had considered Assem-.
Oily Bill No. 135, was taken up and made
tne special order for 10 o'clock q. m tomorrow.
Mr.. Hines, Chairman of Special COMMITTEES to
investigate the Internal Improvement Fund and
tne Internal Improvement Board, reported the
following resolution: Rssoloed, That it IA the
opinion OF this committee that II is impossible
ior them to perform the duties imposed upon
them at this session OF the Legislature, and we
respectfully So report, and suggest the follow
ing: That said committee sit In vacation for
the purpose OF making the investigation contem-
plated under the resolution by which thew were
appointed, ana report to the Mexs ASseMNiF And
that one thousand dollars, or 90 much thereof AZ
may be necessary, be appropriated in the general
appropriatisn act for that purpose, and that the
compensation OF this committee be the same as
members of the Legislature for the actual time
spent by them in making said investigation. in.
Guiding mileage Mr. Palmer moved to receive
the report OF the committee and that they be
discharged; agreed to-
Senate Bill No 90: To entitled an act to
amend 9oCti0nQ fWn and throo Of o,,ho obo A
OF Chapter 1887 of the Laws Of Florida, being an
act entitled an act to provide for the punishment
OF crime and proceedings in criminal cases; was
indefinitely postponed.
The following bill was withdrwn:
Assembly bill No. 218: To be entitled an act
to indemnify the st. Johns and Halifax Railway
Company.
A message was received from the Governor
reciting the signing of the following act, which
originated in the Assembly, to-wit:
An act to declare what shall be lawful fence
or enclosure to lands owned by any one.
The following bills were passed on third read
ing:
Assembly bill No. 1S2: To be entitled an
act to incorporate the Lake de Funiak Land
Company.
Assembly bill No 46: To be entitled an act
for the relief OF the Ocala High School of the
town of Ocala.
Senate Bill No. 149: To be entitled an act
to change the time of holding the Circuit Court
in the Sixth Judicial Circuit
Assembly Bill No 1852: To be entitled an act
to provide for the appointment of Boards of
Health in and for the several counties in this
State and define their powers
Assembly Bill No. 142: To be entitled an act
to provide for the levying of tax by cities and
towns for water works and fire protection.
Assembly Bill No. 202: To be entitled an
act to provide for the Incorporation of the settle
ment of Bellview, in Marion county Fla, to
allow certain persons to vote upon incorporation
and all questions relating to said town or city
government.
Assembly Bill No. 80: To be entitled an act
to provide an annuity for disabled soldiers and
sailors in the State of Florida
Assembly Bill No. 180: To be entitled an
act to incorporate the Florida Chautauqua Asso-
citation.
Assembly Bill No 1875: To be entitled an act
to incorporate the Citizens Hotel Company.
Assembly Bill No. 203: To be entitled an act
to incorporate the East Florida Seminary L.
brary Association.
Senate Bill No 101: To be entitled an act to
incorporate the Santa Fe and st. Johns Railway
Company, and to grant certain lands to the
same.
Senate Bill No. 115 To be entitled an act to
amend section of an act entitled an act grant
ing aid for the construction of the Townsville,
Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad
Assembly Memorial No. II, to Congress asking
an appropriation for the relief of the depositors
of the Freedmans Saving and Trust Company.
Adjourned.