The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-10

ernor reciflng Inc signing OF tne following acts
which originated in the Senate, to-wt
Al 'aci 10 supply deficiencies Ia the appro-
priations for the year 1884
An act To amend sections 2 : and o. ali &C,
entitled an act Ia Incorporate the Seville and
Halifax River Railroad Company, approved
March J. 1888
Executive session. Adjourned
Assembly.
MI Palmer moved for leave 10 withdraw
Assembly BIZ No. 1856 To be entitled an ac 70
establish d Bureau oil Agriculture for the State of
Florida, and tn repeal act entitled an act
to establish a Bureau OF immigration for tue
State at Florida and 10 promote the rapid settle
meni OF the State lands. approved March =
1879 the Senate bill on the same subiec, being
certified Ia this body agreed to.
Senate Bill No. 100 To be entitled an act to
establish IL Bureau ei Agriculture for the State o.
Florida and to repeal an act entitled act To
establish Bureau OF Immigration for the State
o Fiorida and To promote the rapid settlement
Of state lands, approved March :, 1879 WAS read
the second time Mr. Richards moved to indet
niteiy postpone the bill. MIR. Washington moved
as a substitute that the bill remain on its second
reading and one hundred and fifty copies OF the
bill be printed, and il be made special order of
the day Monday al II o'clock Mr.. Grady moved
to lay the bill and amendments on the table
lost
The Speaker-Mr. Yonge occupying the chair
ruled Mr. Washingion's motion out OF order
as the motion TO postpone had precedence Mr.
Green moved the previous question which was
on tine motion TO indefinitely postpone the bill A.;
not ordered Messrs. Forres and Evan were
paired on all questions connected with this bill
Mr. Kirk moved to Law the motion to indefinitely
postpone on the table; agreed to- Mr.. Hicks
moved that the bill remain Oh It's second read
ing tina, 125 copies be printed. and that the bill
be special order Tor Monday next al IL O'Clock
a 81 agreed TO.
Mr.. Evan moved that in view oil All add
tional pressure OF business, pending an early ad-
iournmeni. the Speaker be requested To appoint
Walter DAVIS a. an extra page, appointments 10
date from February l; which, at the request OF
Hon r. W Davis Speaker wa Withdrawn
and the services of Master Walter NJ Davis ten
dcred without pay
Assembly Bill No. 1856 to be entitled an aci
maxim. appropriations for the wears 1885 and
1886 was read the second time. On motion OF
Mr. Green the Senate resolved itself into Com
mittee OF the Whole for the consideration OF the
bill, Mr. Bryan in the chair. After having spent
some time therein the committee arose ami re
ported the bill back, with the following amend
mems: Strike out IN section /, For salary
of Librarian of the Supreme Court two hun
dreti dollars Strike out after the words Blind
Deaf and Dumb Institute, the word ten y
and insert the word five" Strike out "lor
contingent expenses Superintendent, OF Public
Instruction. five hundred dollars an. asked
leave to sit again Monday next
On motion Assembly Bill No 49,, To be EN-
titled an ac, making appropriations for tie years
1885 and 1886, WAS made the special order tor 10
O'Clock Monday next.
The following bills and resolutions were passed
on third reading:
for the relief OF Mrs. Sarah Cooper, wife OF j T.
Cooper, deceased, Hamilton county, Florida
Assembly Bill No 1853 To be entitled an act
to declare the Salt Spring Greek navigable.
Assembly Bill No. 1913: To be entitled an act
in relation to the one mill tax for school pur-
poses
Assembly Bill No 80: To be entitled an act
to permanently locate the boundary line between
The counties of Liberty and Franklin in this
State.
Assembly Bill No. 90: To be entitled an act
increasing the jurisdiction OF the Circuit Courts
in suits tor alimony.
Assembly Bill No SO: To he entitled an act
to prescribe the manner of foreclosing mortga
ges and enforcing liens upon personal property
where the debt or demand secured does not ex-
coed one hundred dollars.
Assembly Bill No. 1870: To be entitled an act
10 incorporate the Gulf Ice Company.
Joint Resolution No. is: To establish mail
service between Key West and Nassau.
Senate Bill No. 81 To be entitled an act to
amend an act to define the boundary lines be-
tween the counties OF Lafayette and Taylor in
this State, Chapter S47o, approved January 81,
1888
Substitute for Senate Bills Nos. az and 20: To
nal companies, incorporated under any laws of
this State. TO condemn lands owncd by private
individuals or corporations Tor the use OF such
railroad or canal cnmpaaies aud to -preyide
nethod of procedure therefor.
The following hills were indeanilely posi-