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

ger Halns "a this state, % provide punishment
for neglect of ollcisl duty.
facilitate the giving Of bonds required by law.
Assembly Bill No. 800: 10 be entitled an
act calling Q constitutional ocnvsntion and pro-
viding for eiecting delegstea % the same.
Assembly Bill No. 90: 10 b entitled an act
to incorporate the Chaitah0oohee and Alabama
Railroad, and to aid Ia the obstruction thereof.
Assembly Bill No 108 TO be entitled an act
to amend an act approved March 8, 1888, en-
titled an act to amend section Of an act to
amend An act entitled N aet . provide for the
incorporation Of cities and totus and 10 estab-
lish uniform system of municipal government
in this State. approved February {, 1852 and
the acts amendatory thereof, and 10 further
provide for the organization and government OF
cities approved March 4, 1859.
Assembly Bill No. 20S (: To be entitled an
act to incorporate the East Florida Seminary
Library Association.
Assembly Bill No. 1850: To Be entitled an act
to incorporate the Florida Chautauqua asaoci-
alton.
Assembly Bill No. 90: To be entitled an oct to
to amend section 2of an act TO provide for the
relief of the City of Pensacola.
Assembly Bill No. A: To be entitled an act
to legalize the incorporation Of the town of
Sumterville, and fix the boundaries thereof
for the relief of Moses j. Brown, Collector of
Revenue of Duval county.
Assembly Bill No. 1$7: To be entitled an
act to legalze the incorporation of the town of
Crescent City, OF the county of Putnam, and to
declare the incorporation of the town of Crescent
City valid and of full force and effect
Assembly Bill No. Al: To be entitled an act
to make the stealing of certain domestic animals
therein mentioned felony and to provide for
the punishment thereof
Assembly Bill No. 50: To be entitled an act
to make Maria de los Santos the legitimate child
and heir oi Nicholas Prieto
Assembly Bill No. 81: To ce entitled an act
to prohibit the indiscriminate digging of holes in
the woods.
Assembly Bill No. 40: To be entitled an act
to make Ruina, Dolores and Francisco legiu-
mate children and heirs of Francis Marrero, and
his wife Henrietta.
Assembly Bill No 143 To be entitled an
act to fix the boundary line of the town of Bar.
tow, and to legalize the town government for
the same.
Assembly Bill No. 1899: To be entitled an
act to authorize the Clerks of the Circuit Courts
to appoint deputies in their own districts.
Assembly Bill No. "a: To be entitled an act
to secure the attendance and pay of witnesses
fol the defence in criminal cases.
Assembly Bill No 104: To bs entitled an act
10 legalize the incorporation of the town of
Brooksville, in the county of fernando. and to
declare the incorporation of the town of B rocks
vslle valid and OF full force and effect.
Assembly Bill No. 114:, To be entitled an act
making an appropriation for and extending the
provisions of Chapter S447, an act approved
March 8, 1888.
Assembly Bill No. III: To be entitled an
act to legalize the incorporation of the town Of
Mcanopy, Alachua county, State ofFloIida, and
10 declare the incorporation Of Micanopy valid
and of full force and effect.
Assembly Bill No. SO: To be entitled an act
TO provide for the introduction in evidence of
conveyances and certified copies of conveyances
acknowledged, approved and recorded
Assembly Bill No. 55: To be entitled an act
for the incorporation of Prcsbyterles within the
State of Florida.
an act entitled an act to amend aud supplement
tary to an act entitled an act to provide for the
more efficient collection of the revenue, approved
February 18th, 1874
Assembly Bill No. IS: To be entitled an act
to make service on railroads and other corpora
tions ami companies therein mentioned.
Assembly Bill No. 35 To be entitled an act
to regulate the carrying of concealed weapons.
Assembly Memorial No. 4: Asking Congress
for an appropriation to erect government bull
ding in Tallahassee.
Senate Joint Resolution No. 81 To establish
a mail route from Lake de Funfak, in Walton
county, Florida, to Lake View in Covington
county, Alabama.
The following bills were lost on third read
ing:
Senate Bill No. 94: To be entitled an act to
allow married women to testify in all criminal
cases wherein their husbands are parties in this
State.
Senate Bill No. SO: To be entitled an act to
prevent frauds upon travellers.
Senate Bill No. SO: To be entitled an act to
protect owners of fisheries on the Gulf coast of
Florida
Senate Bill No. "a Ts be entitled an act to
authorize the School Board of Public 1nstruc
tion of each and every county to lay off the same
into convenient sub-school districts, and for
other purposes.
Senate Bill No. 40: To be entitled an act to
prevent cruelty to animals
Senate Bill No. 80: To be entitled an act de-
claring who shall comprise Boards of Public In
struction in each county of this State.
Senate Bill No. 123 To be entitled an act to
provide mode for carrying into effect Section
Article 10, of the Constitution Of Florida.
Assembly Bill No. 81: To reg ulate the SER
vice of writs in cases when the defendant re-
sides or is found ina county other than that in
which the suit is brought.
Assembly Bill No. 80: To,he entitled an act
to authorize the judges of the circuit courts to
bring suits.
Assembly Bill Not: To be entitled an act
to create and establish State Board of Health
for the State OF Florida.
communication from the Governor was re.
ceived, reciting the signing of the following acts
An act to incorporate the Apaachicola and
Alabama Railroad Company, and to grant GER
tain lands TO the same.
An act to incorporate the Florida Midland
Railroad Company.
Executive session. Adjourned.
CoNFIRMATIoNa
F. J. Pons, to be Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Baker county.
H. D. Holland, to be Sheriff of Duval county.
E. T. Williams, TO be Sheriff of Marion county
Jesse H. Williams 10 be County Judge Of
Marion county,
w. D. Albury, to be County Judge of Dade
county
VIM. M. Mattaur. to be Sheriff of Dade coun-
Ramon Hernandez, 10 be Sheriff of st. Johns
county.
Ben. T. Boyd, 10 be Assessor of Taxes for
Putnam county.
r. F. Ximanies to be Assessor OF Taxes for
81. Johns county.
Madi. on Langley and Dennis Burns, to be
Commissioners of Pilotage for the Port of Pen
sacola.
Assemblv.
The following bill was withdrawn:
Assembly Bill No. 1853 To be entitled an
act to provide for the sale. redemption, cancel
lation and settlement Of tax sale certificates of
lands sold TO the State for taxeA
Mr.. Owens Of Gadsden offered the following
Resoloed, That Committee Ofeix be appointed
by the Assembly to investigate the matter of the:
necessity of this Legislature passing general
revenue bill for 1885 and 1854, and report 10 the
Assembly tomorrow morning ct 10 o'clock /:
which was agreed TO. And MeesfS Owens,