The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-04-30
liant Will wasIfurther extended.

On invited within lhe hAr.
son was ~, rom House were read.
Messas ;n,roduced Senate Bill No 113, al
Mr. pan" The stream known rs Collins
act dec.a' Tho STATE If Floridr, navig ible; re
Sloagl ,,'o senate BIZ No Ia, an ACT to pro
lerred ,h,. iaCOrpo alton OF cites ana towns
vide !" t,his1 uniform system OF mnnlcipa
SAD Ut IN TIL, state approved renruary
cnve'''r1 me acS AN nj '''f} 'heFeo,, ana ''
lsO' a." nroyi,ie for tie ofSahHl''on anu govern
la w., II cites Ic'e'i ~. co nm NJ TX
neMa. Stapleton mtroincel senate D'h NO 10
Mr. o'pproci.Ic for tn. payment of per diem
30 sc' - .si.tinr ,hcrifTS, DEPUTIES or consta-
TO per' 'ho exrcu1ion of their Offices referred.
bIes u I..',es from House were read.
pSilcv of % ID strict, Introduced the
Mr. rrs,lurIon: Whereas, some OF the
ho" ~ This State has nnjnstly and unfairly
press u csrator Pakhilfs acts as Il represen-
cnlcsecr mo neoplc in the State Senate; there
nlee OF Tue P''i
for, o t - That The Senrte of the State of
NsN'e"' inrs,s Senator Ptrkhill as conscien-
FOrl'ss cir and faithful in The discharge of his
Nls and leprecatcs these publications., aud
DUE, Of the press to control or influence
ss.s,. un,nim pu>ly adopted.
me Senate adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, April "a.
r rIs sneaker in the chair.
nuorum present.
n a.qvpr by the Chaplain.
rla, mo,i9n of Mr.. Trammell, Major w. r.
vi was invited to a seat on the floor.
BOW 70" n,otion OF Mr. Scott the courtesies of the
W n nerp extended to Hon. w. f. Coleman.
h, %' wilson offered the following That
~, Nj Rives and Tompllins be added to the
a', 10 Visit the Insane Asylum at Chat
,,boochee adopted
'1 The following bills were introduced and re-
N D. Mr. Barber, House Bill No 1876, an act to
,s.o the position of the State as to its liability
@n .asa ot excessive land grants to railroads and
suss Du, NJ to-
.n:sline section T., chapter 81, McClellan's
ncss. Laws of Florida, relating to manner
ashland nherits from wife.
ip d. Mr. Walker House Bill No 1853, an act
:, ;he nrolection of owners of Stations, Jacks
W Rnlls kept for propagating purposes, and
"saori 4 lien for such service by such ami
Rr Mr.. Johnson, House Bill No 1863, an act
nnovi,le for the election Of a City Tax Asses
sr for The CITY of Kis>immee, and to provide for
the assessment OF city property by such asses
Nr
Bv Mr. Berkelman, House Bill No ITO. an act
ncompel Committing Magistrates to lake tes-
tmony in writing and fees Tor same.
Ry Mr.. Saunders, House Bill No III. an act
n nroyle tor the forfeiture of certain lands
heretofore granted by the State of Florida, fer
| he purpose OF aiding in the construction of
nIroads and cutting OF canals
Reports Of Standing committees were cOnsd-
sed
Mr. Scott introduced House Bill No. 172, a
bill to BE- entitled an act to incorporate the Bra
zee, Borden & Co. lLmIjed) Saw and Planning
Mill at Green Cove Springs, Florida; referred.
Ga motion of Mr. Vaughn, Mr.. Flllngim was
excused indefinitely on account OF sickness
Onmolon of Mr. Milton, Jr.. Hon. Frank Phil
lips was invited TO seat on the floor.
On motion OF Mr. Saunders, General Andrew
Scott was invited to seat on the floor
House Bill No 5 passed.
Mr. Wilton offered the following That here
after no additional members shall be added to The
! several special committees of this House already
appointed 10 visit the various institutions of this
State, to the end that the expenses of this Legis,
laiure may be reasonably economical adopted.
House bills Nos. lO7 1l6, 1873, and 100 passed.
TIE House took a recess
THREE O'CLOCK r NJ
The House met
The Speaker in the chair
AQuOrum present
Messages from the Senate were taken up.
Reports Of standing committee were read.
Messages from the Senate were considered.
The House adjourned
SENATE
THURSDAY, April 25th.
Inc Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Inc PRESIDENT in the chair.
Aquorum present.
Prayer by The Chaplain.
Mr. Parkhill introduced Senate Bill No 116,
~ so relating to sales under judicial DEGREES
referred
;, Inc c0urlesies of the Senate were extended to
non J. Z. 7. Bowden.
Monday.
M nousoun rose TO a question of privilege
.s.aang The resolution relating 10 press criti-
.s@ against Senator Parkhil, and regretting
~ c%sunderstanding as TO the position of Colo
s s~O4npley relative to the introduction OF bill
L L"u PENSACOLA, and in justice TO Colonel Chip
t@q a letter defining his position.
~ a. fsrkhill thanked the Senators from the
G IM suu 1sd Districts, and the Senate, for the
dhs course
a.. H. andell asked that the Committee on Priv
49, as" sua Elections be empowered TO employ
0s1ca aid; granted
lma ~: ote't, Chairman of the Committee on
NJ ~ 'aion, reported favorably on Senate Bill
e., ~ an acl to establish Bureau Of Immigra
s.d % rarKhlll announced that Mr.. Duval ex-
hhs sou an Invitation TO the Senate to visit the
rrs U.o uelds at Quincy, Fla, on May 4th
Mia SsusN bl No 80 was ordered engrossed for
AUG oenae took d recess.
CONVERSATIONS.
sn nv oe County Commissioners for Aachua
Tt1y. Archlleus Hague for District /, Louis
Ds, sUnsS Tor District 3, WIN. II. Robertson for
Cam "a. o. j. W Smith for District 4. Benz. +.
= To- Co. IL ~