The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-05-28

joint committee which visited it, and recommended
to your honorable body suitable appropriation.
Your petitioners trust that the love you bear for
the youth of our State your patriotism, and your
appreciation of education will induce you to con-
slider favsrably the bill drawn and introduced in
pursuance of that report
Respectfully submitted,
4 B GoRMAN Mayor, B CARPENTER, ALFRED
COBB, BERNARD. B SHAY, JULIUS BALL,
Councmen
Mr.. Walton offered House Joint Resolution
No. 30: Relative to the amendment OF section
OF Article VII OF the Constitution OF the State OF
Florida referred.
The following bills were introduced aud re
tered:
By Mr. Milton, Jr, House bill No 32l, en-
titled an act TO Incorporate the city OF Cotton
dale, in jackson county.
By Mr. Bitch ct VI lrion. House bill No. 322,
an act to prevent and punish swndlns and
cheating
By Mr. Trammell, House bill No 1923, an act
to provide for the compensation OF CLERKS OF the
circuit and county criminal courts for dishurs
ing money to Jurors and witnesses.
BY Mr. Trammell, House bill No. 324, an ACT
for the relief of the estate OF James Hamilton,
deceased late of the county OF Polk.
BY Mr. Vaughn, House Bill No 1926, an act
to perpetuate evidence.
By Mr Corbet,, House bill No 32s, an act to
incorporate charitable and educational inst-
tuition in the counties of ST Johns and Putnam,
in the State of Florida, under the name and
style of" ST Josephs Convent"
BY Mr. Rives, House bill No 327 an act tor
the relief of a Butler, OF Alachua county,
Florida
BY Mr. Walton, House bill No 1923, an act to
provide for the appointment OF Court Commis-
sioners and to detae their powers and provide
for their compensation.
BY Mr. Latham, House bill No 800, an act de-
Claring Anc'Ote river navigable.
Reports Of standing committees were con-
sidered.
The House then took up the order OF the day
that being the consideration of messages from
the Senate and Senate bills on their second and
third reading
On motion of Mr. Saper, Messrs g Cone
and o K Paxtin were invited to seats within
the bar.
Bills on third reading taken up.
Senate bill No 1874 passed.
Senate bill No 140 passed.
Mr. Trammell introduced the following reso-
luton:
Resolued, That the Speaker Of this House be
and is herebyi autho rized TO appoint Assis-
tant Reading Cerk, to be allowed such compen-
sation as the Legislature may prescribe; adopt
ed.
House bill No $50 being Substitute for
House bills Nos SO, 81, 1903, As, 1913, $50, 21S,
226, PA, and memorial asking legislation re-
gardng pedders, bill to be entitled al act for
the assessment and collection Of revenue, was
read first lime and referred.
Senate Bill No 100 passed
Mr. Atkins was excused from vO6ng
Mr. Clark gave notice that tomorrow at 345
o'clock p m he would move 4 RECOMMENDATION of
the vote just taken by which Senate bill No 100
passed
On motion of DR. Farmer Capt Higgin-
botham was invited to seat within the bar
On motion OF Mr. Scott, Mr. Oxen Tiavers
was invited 10 a seat within he Ar
Mr. TrAmmrIl made the following remark.
Mr.. SPEAKER-As the intrOducer Of reso-
luton authorizing the Speaker OF this House to
appoint IN Assistant Reading Clerk, | dssire 10
STATE, introduced the resolution out II defer
ence TO the present very affabic and efficient
Reading Clerk Of This House whore increasing
duties rendering ths hsnrs of his office excrs
sIve, suggested he propriety Of such resolution
With myself, | btHcve every member OF this
House recognize IN our Rending Clerk every
quality ana qualification that could be com
bined IN a faithful and efficient officer.
Senate Bill No 33 passed
The House adjourned.
THREE O'clock y. NJ
The House met
The Speaker in the chair.
A quorum present
Mr. Mn,hes wss called TO the chair
rhe Speaker then to- k the chair.
Mr. Bitch, "i Marion, offered the following
That the Chief Clerk be requested 10 make
complete and correct list, by number OF AL bills
on their secona and third reading, and have
said sl printed in the Journal OF the House
proceedings Of The Goth; adopted
On motion of Mr. Taylor Col VIM Scott WAS
invited To a seat within the bar.
The House then proceeded with Senate bills
third reading.
Senate Bill No. passed
Mr. Morgan gave notice that Tomorrow at II
O'Clock IN he would move for a recOnsidera
ton Of the vote by which Senate bill No 9 has
just passed
Bills on second reading were taken IN.
Message from the Governor was received
Senate Bill No. 81 passed
Senate Bill No. III passed
The U )vernor signed IN act to OreaniZe n
County Court in aud for The County OF Brevard
to prescribe its jurisdiction and powers, to pro,
vide tor the appointment of prosecuting altor-
ney, and for the compcns alton Of the judge of
said Court.
The House adjourned
EIGHT O'CLOCK Pm
The House met
The Speaker in the chair.
quorum present.
Hon J Corbett o; St johns, was called 10
the chair.
The House took up the regular order for the
evening session. and The roll call of members
proceeded, beginning at Mr. Broad.
On motion OF Mr. Rurke Mr. ) Har vey was
invited 10 "a seat within the bar
The House adjourned.
TUESDAY, May 81
The Senate met pursuant TO adjournment
The President in the chair.
quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Committee repors were read