The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-05-27
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Yious coutracts. Passed. s.' s9if
,Sonaie bill No. A.: To change .tne tern
| Of the circuit court Of the 81 Judicial Cir
cuit. was read 90 amended and passed.
Senate bill No. 115: For the relief Of
Francis F. Beville. ex-treasurer for the
county of Polk. Passed.
Mr.. Clark being attorney for Mr.. Beville
asked to be excused from voting on the
massage of senate bill No. 115. =
Which request was granted.
House bill No. 139: To amend section
l Of Chapter 1853, Laws of Florida, to pro-
vide tor The appointment of harbOr m asters
for. certain parts OF the state. Passed.
Senate bill No. 1877: To amend an act
to establish the municipality OF Jackson
vile, provide for its government and pre-
scribe its jurisdiction and powers, approx
ed May 81. 1887. Passed.
Alta o'clock NJ. the joint session bal
loted one time for United States sena-
tor, but there was no election.
House bill No. 172: To incorporate
the Florida Loan and Trust company.
Passed. Yeas-Messrs Atkinson, Bait
zell, Beville, Bitch of Marion, Bogue,
Burford, Carson, Clark, Coulter. Dimick,
Dougherty, Dykes, Goode, Haddock,
Hicks, High, Hollinger, Johns, Laven-
der, Mann Of Baker, Monroe, Morgan,
Newlan, Overstreet, Parker, Peacock,
Priest, Richbourg, Robertson, Shine,
Summerlin, Vann, Whitehurst, Whitner
and Young-35 Nays-Mr. Pittman /.
So the bill passed, title as stated, and
was ordered certified.
Mr.. Baltzeli, by unanim Gus consent, in
trod ced house bill No. 1874: To estab-
lish the compensation to be paid to
the owners Of stock killed by railroads in
the state of Florida.
Mr.. Robertson, by unanimous consent
offered the following joint resolution
Instructing our senators and represent:
atives in congress of the United States
to support the demands of the Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union, adopted
at the city Of Ocala, October Z, 1890.
Referred.
The speaker declared the house adj
journed until O'clock
Mr. Clark offered the following resolu-
TONS:
: Whereas, The present legislature is rap
idly approaching close, and
Where's, There are great number of
very important measures now pending In
this body, and
Whereas, 1t is of vast importance 10 the
state that the needed legislation 80 strongly
demanded by the people be enacted; there
fore be it
Resolved, By the house of representa-
tives, that beginning with the night of May
Goth, 1891, there be held in addition to the
two sessions Of this body already provided
tor, a night session, on each and every
night during the remainder of the session.
beginning at o'clock p. m.
Upon which the yeas and nays were
called for.
The voet was:
Yeas-Messrs. Bates, Berry, Bethel,
Clark, Dimick, Dykes, Goode, Haddock,
Hicks, Hutchinson, Langford. Lavender,
Monroe, Morgan, Morris, Peacock, Pitt
man, Priest, Bye, Stapler, Summerlin,
Thompson, Usina, Vann and Wilson-31.
Nays-Messrs. Baker, Baltzell, Bitch
of Marion, Burford, Coulter, Dougherty.
High, Hollinger, Jenkins, Johns, Mann of
Baker, McRae. McSwain, Overstreet,
Richbourg, Robertson Shine, Sparkman,
Trammell, Turnbull, Vaughn, Whitehurst,
Whitner and Young-25.
So the substitute was laid upon the ia
BILE.
Mr.. Vaughn offered the following:
amendment to Mr. Clark's resolution !:
Amend the resolution by STIMULATING that
the night sessions last until 10 CLOCK
at night and then adjourn and hold caucus
which was read, and pending the consid-
Grafton of the same the house adiourne !
until this morning at 9 O'Clock.