The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-01-20

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e aid the celebration Of the fkF settlement OF
Assembly Bill No. A.: To b entitled an act
to authorize the several counti sof the State to |
establish poor farms and to preAide for the sup
port of the INDECENT blind sd other infrm
persons; ordered printed. e
Assembly Bill No. %: To ba entitled an act
to make Alfalfa River, in Hillssofough county,
navigable stream; ordered enytpescd.
Assembly Bill No. 81 To "a entitled an act
to repeal an act entitled an acts fixing .he pun
ishment Of horse stealing, Approved December
18th, 1885; ordered engrosse0-
Assembly Bill No. co. To eafenttled an ACT
TO made Maria de los Sant,S the legitimate
child and heir of Nicholas Fisdeso; ordered en-
crossed.
Assembly Bill No. 40: To Sd entitled an act
TO make Rufna, Dolores and Francisco iegitimaie
children and heirs of Francisco Marrero and his
wife Henrietta ordered engfessed.
Assembly Bill No. As To SD entitled an act
children; amended and ordertd engrossed.
Senate joint resolution rela etlg to the adjourn
ment of the Legislature on February 4fh, 1885,
was read Mr.. Bryant movea to concur in the
resolution Mr.. Forrest moved 70 lay the motion
on the table; The vote wes: Yess---Messrs.
ueredo, Forrest, Gibbs of jefferson, Hughey,
James, McCaslin. Owen of Ildval, Robinson Of
Jackson, Rush, Snider, Tunsolin, Walker. Jr
Washington and White-1s Nsys-Messrs
Adams, Ashmore. Brack, Brewer, Bryant, Byrue,
Carter, Charles, Cone, CrawfoFt<, Emmona, Ewau
Frazier, Grady, Green, Gudenssth. Head, Hicks,
Hines, Herndon, Kelly, KIRK. Lyle, Mcleod,
Monroe Middleton, Miller of eisdsden, Miller Of
Marion, Miller of Washington. Niblack, 0sg'od,
Owens of Gadsden, Overstreet Peoples Perkins,
Qdncy, Richards, Robinson IT Nassau, Sneed,
Snow, Solomon. Taylor, Wilkersoa Of Marion,
Wilkinson of Nassau. Wilkinson, Jr, OF Santa
Rosa and Yonge-47. Not agreed Ito. Mr..
Miller of Marion moved to reconsider the vote
by which The motion to lay heInotion to concur
in the Senate resolution relatif's 10 adjournment
on the table was negatived; Laid over under the
rule until to morrow.
The following Senate resolution Resolped By
the Senate, the assembly csncsirrinc, That there
be printed for the use Of the respective Depart
ments of the State Government 200 copies OF
the report of the Comptroller 400 copies of the
Report of the Adjutant- General. zoo copies of
Report of Treasurer, 800 copies of the Report of
the Superintendent of Public instruction; 500
copies of the Report of the Commissioner of
Lands and immigration, 100 copies OF the Re
port of the Secretary OF Stsse. Also. for gen.
eral distribution, 500 copies OF the Public D0cu-
ments 300 copies of the Senate Journal IN book
form, 300 copies of the Assembly Journal in
book form; read and concurrad in.
The Chairman of the Committee on Printing,
lalQ before the Assembly Tie FsiiOWlug COmmu-
nicatisn from G. E. Dyke, State Printer:
TALLAHASSEE, FLAt Jan. IS, 1885.
Hon. H. L. GRADY,
Chairman of assembly Comnsttee on Printing ::
SIR l propose and agree to 10 the printing of
the Assembly at the price pa Il a; the last ses-
sion-20 per cent. less than WAS paid for the
same class of work to the 5 e Printer at the
session of 1881. (See Assemble Journal of 1881
page 13S Very respectfully, e.. 4 DYKE
TALLAHASSEE, FLA. Jan. 49, 1885
DEAR SIR: For the intormastDn of your COM
mittee enclose contract of 1871, referred TO In
my proposal Of this date. Very respectfully,
i c. f. EYKE.
Hon. Chas H. F7das, Chdirmesu Committee on
Publtc Printing: J;
SIR: | propose 10 do the prnsing for the AS
sembly at the following rates
For five hundred copies O: the Assembly
Journal, to be laid on the desks of the Assem-
bymen each morning, one-has: cent for each
one hundred words per copy Esr the first one
hundred copies, and One-eights of a cent for
each one hundred words per copy for the next
four hundred copies :.
This proposal to include az miscellaneous
printing such as bills, messages. reports, &c,
whether in pamphlet form or Otherwise ordered.
For three hundred copies - the Assembly
Journal in book form, to be sti: he'd and deliv-
erod after the adjournment of.,he Legislature,
at the rate OF eighty five cents Ger page. count.
ing one copy; for five hundreS copies of the
same, at the the rate of one dols D and ten cents
per page, counting one copy W. especially,
c. A. FINIEy. Printer.
On motion of Mr.. Grady, the o>ltion was
agreed to.
The following bills were int Gel and re-
ferred
BY Mr. Forrest-Assembly Bill No ~ To be
entitled an act requiring Justices OF the Peace
to enter into a bond before assuming the duties
of their office, pay over all moneys collected by
him as such Justice, and prescribing a punish
ment for failing to do so; judiciary Commit
see.
By Mr. Brack-Assembly Bill No. s6:'To be
entitled an act for the adoption Of child by
Robt Morrow; Judiciary Committee.
By Mr., Taylor-Assembly Bill No. 81; To be
entitled an act to complete She exhibit OF the
State of Florida at the Worlds Industrial Cot
ton Centennial Exposition now held IA New
Orleans; Committee on Appropriations.
BY NJ. Solomon-Assembly Bill No 80: To
be entitled an act for the relief Of r. F. Eosford,
of Liberty county, Florida, Committee on
Claims.
BY Mr. Solomon-Assembly Bill No. 80; To
be entitled an act TO permanently locate the
boundary Iline between the counties of Liberty
and Franklin, in this State; Committee on
Claims.
By Mr. Crawford-Assembly Bill No. 30 To
be entitled an act to declare the liability of rail-
road companies to their employees for injuries
sustained by them while employees Of such com
panies; Judiciary Committee.
By Mr. Miller of Marion-Assembly Bill No
81: To be entitled an act to prevent seining in
any of the fresh water lakes of this State and to
provide punishment therefor Committee on
Fisheries.
By Mr. Wilkerson of Marion-Assemby Bill
No 90: To be entitled an act to exempt from
professional license taxes all Iracticing medical
doctors allowed 10 practice medicine by the laws
of this State: Committee on Finance and Taxa
ton.
BY Mr. Robinson Of Nassau---Assembly Bill
No. 90: To be entitled an act TO er1end Chapter
1921, Laws of Florida, entitled an act TO fix the
license tax Of stevedores, approved March Z,
1881; Committee on Finance and Tax alton
Hiso Assembly Bill No. "a: To be entitled an
act making appropriations for aud extending the
provisions of Chapter 3448 of the Laws of Flor
ida, an act to provide for normal instruction, ap
proved March 8, 1888; Committee on Approprl-
atoms Also, Assembly Bill No. SIS: To be en-
titled an act 10 amend section OF Chapter 1874
of McClellan's Digest of the Laws of Florida:
Judiciary Committee
By Mr. Gudenrath-Assembly Bill No 90
To be entitled an act to amend sections 4, s and
of an act entitled an act to confirm the Organi-
zation of the Jacksonville and St. Augustine and
Halifax River Railroad Company, 10 grant GER
tain ferry privileges and land 10 said company,
approved February %, 1881 Committee on
Railroads and Canals
By Mr.. Himes-Assembly Bill No. o.: To be
entitled an act increasing the Jurisdiction of
Circuit Courts In suits for alimony Judiciary
Committee.