The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-02-03
The following bills were introduced and re-

By Mr. Yonge-Assembly Bill No. 17S: To
be entitled an act to continue and extend the
charter Of the Green Cove Spring and Meirose
Railroad Company. and 10 preserve and extend
be entitled an act to define what are food fish,
and for the further protection Of the same; also,
| Assembly Bill No 175 To be entitled an act to
prescribe and regulate appellate proceedings in
the several inferior Courts of this State.
By Mr.. Owen-Assembly Bill Ne. 176: To be-
entitled an act 10 provide for the incorporation
of religious societies.
By Mr.. Wnkerson Of N4rion-Aassembly Bill
No. 1T: To be entitled IN act to compel all
parents, guardians and other persons taving
the legal control over minors to send all children
| between the ages Of six and twelve years old TO
| the public schools when the whole distance 10
| walk does not exceed hve miles, three months
when the schools are located for term Of FIVE
| montha
BY Mr.. Robinson of Nassau-Assemby Bill
| No. f78; To be entitled an act TO amend section
%, chapter 1e4, McCiellan's Digest.
| BY Mr.. Palmer-Assembly Bill No. 179: To
| be entitled an act regulating the time criminal
acts shall 90 into operation.
BY Mr.. Monroe-Assembly Bill No 1870: To
| be entitled an act 10 Incorporate the Florida
Chautauqua Association.
BY Mr.. Perkins-Assembly Memorial No. 10 !:
Asking Congress to correct certain delays 10 the
mail at Punta Rassa. -.st.s
By Mr. Weeks-Assembly Bill No lS1 To be
entitled an act providing for the punishment Of
persons unlawtully using dynamite and other
high explosives, and to protect persons travelling
on the public c0nveyances OF this State
By Mr.. Carter-Assembly Bill No. 1872 To be
entitled act to amend Sections and Of
Chapter 3440, entitled an act to keep in repair
the public roads and highways of this State and
to amend an act enti led an act to keep In repair
the public roads and highways in this State, ap-
proved March z, 1881.
d., NJ
1873: To be entitled an act in reference to the
printing of the notices of ell, ctiOn.
Mr.. Weeks offered the following resolution
ResoIped, That the Committee on Judiciary be
and they are hereby instructed to introduce or
report bill at as early day as possible, forbid
ding making il unlawful for any person to
use explosives of any kind in the waters within
this State or waters bordering on the coast for
the purpose of killing or catching fish adopted.
Mr.. Hines offered the following resolution:
Resotred, That the Comptroller be requested to
inform this Assembly what amounts have been
received iuto the State Treasury, or have been
credited to the fund appropriated for the main
tenence and support of Institutions for the In
sane from those who are known as pay patients,
or from the guardians or families of such per-
Sons and also the number of such pay patients;
adopted.
The following bills and memorial were passed
on third reading
Senate Bill No 9: To be entitled an act to
amend Section 81 of sub-chap'er of an act en-
titled an act to provide for the punishment of
crime and proceedings in criminal cases, ap
proved August 8, 1868.
Senate bill No &c: To be entitled an act to
prescribe the duties of the Treasurer of this
State.
Assembly Bill No. 43: To be entitled an act
to amend an act TO grOvide for the relinQuish
ment of the dover of insane married women,
approved February 16, A. d. 1888.
Assembly Bill No. 139: To be entitled an act
to authorize the Clerks of the Circuit Courts TO
appoint deputies in their own precincts as regis
tration officers.
Assembly Bill No As: To be entitled an act
to provide general law for the adoption of chill
dren.
Assembly Bill No. 143: To be entitled an act
10 fix the boundary lines of the town of Barlow,
and to legalize the town of government of the
same.
Senate Bill No. 60 To be entitled an act to
create body corporate and polite under the
name and style of the Trustees of the Preachers
Relief Fund of the Florida Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
Assembly Memorial No s: A memorial to
Congress asking that the Naval Reserve lands
of the United States, situate, lying and being In
The county of Lafayette, Florida be made and
declared subject to homestead entry and pre-
emptiOn.
Senate Bill No. 49, To be entitled an act pro-
viding for the appointment of administrators;
was put upon its passage and lost.
Adjourned