The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-03

it's jurisdiction, and providing, with the
consent of those interested, that no fur
Their action in the matter be taken.
In the Sente.
FRIDAY, May 30.
The senate met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
President Browne in the chair.
Senator Baya objected to approval of the
journal.
Motion of Senator Yancey TO approve
the journal Of the 26h, 9th and 28th was
lost
So the journals stood not approved.
House bill No. 252 To make the kill
ing, catching OF hunting with dogs of un-
marked hogs, in certain cases misdemea
nor. Rules waived, read first time by title
and referred 10 the committee on judi
ciary.
House bill No. 300: Amending the char
ter of the city of Orlando. Rules waived,
read first time by title and referred to the
committee on city and county organization.
Senate bill No. 1913, amending the act
creating the municipality of Key West.
Passed by house and was ordered en-
rolled.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Senator Summers reported favOrably
house bill No. 1853, to amend an act to in
corporate the city of 81. Augustine.
Also, favorably, senate bill No. 249, to
legalize the incorporation of the town OF
w laka in Putnam county.
Senator Kirk reported engrossed senate
bill No. u, in relation 10 obtaining money
or other personal property under false
promises, or for violation of contracts, and
providing penalties therefor.
Also, senate bill No. 204. amending the
act Incorporating the town OF Palatka.
ON SECOND READING.
Senate bill No. 222: To provide for
making connections and crossings between
lines OF railroads and prohibiting sever
ance of the same. Tia zen up, read second
time and ordered engrossed.
Senate bi No. 221: To prohibit the
illegal keeping for sale or use OF any in
toxicating liquors in club rooms or other
places of resort. Read second time and
amendment by Senator McKinne adopted.
Senate bill No. 200: For the relief OF
Joshua ]. Morgan. Taken up and ordered
engrOssed.
Senate bills Nos. 81, 10 and 13l were
withdrawn.
By permission Senator Kirk introduced
senate bill No. $50: Amending the act in
cooperating the BrOOksville and LaeOOchee
Railroad company.
Senator Borden, chairman of the COM
miftee on enrolled bills, reported they had
presented to the governor joint resolution
No. 5, to credit and pay 10 the several
states and territories the direct tax levied
by act of congress.
Senate bill No. Is, for the relief Of per-
sons imprisoned from fines and COSTS
Senate bill No. 16, to continue the rights,
privileges etc., of the Suwaunee and Cult
Railway Company.
Senate bill No. %, to authorize the sale
of real estate belonging to foreign lunatics.
Senate bill No. 33, for the relief of VIM.
Fl. Bigham.
Senate bill No. 25, to incorporate the
Alabama, Florida and Mississippi Railway
Company,
Senator Bristol. chairman of the COM
miitee on claims, reported unfavOrably
senate bill No. $780, For the relief Of Mrs.
c. Spratt, Chas. Boland and others.
Senator Calhoun, chairman OF the COM
mitiee on corporations. reported unfavOr.
ably senate bill No. 244: To incorporate
the ColOniZ atom Mining and Commercial
company OF Florida, limited.
Senator Summers, chairman Of the COM
mlttee on city and county organization,
reported with amendment senate bill No.
224 To incorporate thee city of Milligan.
Senate bill No. 219 was withdrawn by
Senator Smith.
Senate bill No. 40: Requiring corpora
lions and Others employing females to pro-
vide seats for them when not engaged.
Read second time and ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No. 113: To prevent the en-
ticing from their employers any minors
or other persons under contract in this
state. Read second time and ordered
engrossed.
Senate bill No. 1877: Comforting police
powers upon conductors. Read second
time, amendment adopted, and ordered
engrossed.
Senate bill No. 1855: For the relief Of
c. A. Butler. was read the second time
and ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No. 203: To facilitate the
giving of bonds in appeals from justice
and county courts to the higher courts in
the state of Florida. Read second time
with amendments, amendments adopted
and ordered engrossed.
Senate bill No. 1877: Prohibiting the
stopping OF laborers of shipping compa--
MES from the discharge Of their duty.
Read second time, and on motion Of
Senator Wolfe indefinitely postponed.
By consent Senator McKinne introduced
senate bill No. 251: To prevent the break.
Ing and entering, or the entering without
breaking In the day time or night time Of
! 4 building, ship or vessel. with intent %