., except such laws as are of
application in the D. of C. by reason of
being laws of the U.S. general and per-
manent in their nature.

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"ashington, D.. 1930.

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District of Columbia.

STATUTES (Compilations, Codes, Etc.)

CODE of LAW: Approved March 3, 1901 and Amend-
ed up to June 7, 1924. Recompiled, indexed,
and annotated under direction of Senate
Committee on Printing by Harry A. Hegarty
and Edwin A. Mosers.

v & 711 p. Gov't. Printing Office.

Washington, D.C. 1925.

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Revised Statutes of the United States (1873-4), relating to District of Columbia. [Bound with Revised Statutes relating to District of Columbia, post-roads and public theatres, 43d congress, 1st session.]

p. 1–201. 4to.

Compiled Statutes (1887-89), in force in the District of Columbia, 1887-89. By Abert and Lovejoy.

vi 730 p. 4to.

✓Code of Law (1901), enacted Mar. 3, 1901.

enburg.
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(1982)

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by E. C. Brandenburg.

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47054

Washington, 1875.

L325

Washington, 1894.

416525

(1902), with amendments. Compiled by Charles Moore. Indexed

ii +386 p. 8°.

(1903), amended. Indexed by Torbert.

In Department of Justice.

Washington, 1902.

Washington, 1903.

With amendments to and including 1905. Compiled by Moore,
indexed by Brandenburg. Recompiled and re-indexed by
Garges.

pamphlet Act of a Washington, 1906.

(1910), annotated and indexed by R. A. Ford.
vii +448 + lxxix p. 8°.

(1911), enacted 1901, amended in 1902 and 1911. Recompiled,
indexed and annotated to 1911 by William F. Meyers under
supervision of E. H. Thomas.

District of Columbia.

STATUTES (Compilations, Codes, Etc.)

CODE of LAW: Approved March 3, 1901 and Amended up to June 7, 1924. Recompiled, indexed, and annotated under direction of Senate Committee on Printing by Harry A. Hegarty and Edwin A. Mosers.

▼ & 711 p. Gov't. Printing Office.

Washington, D.C. 1925.

FLORIDA.

HISTORICAL.

1763. Prior to this time belonged to Spain.

1763-1783. Belonged to Great Britain.

1783-1821. Belonged to Spain.

1821. General Andrew Jackson vested with command as "Governor of the Provinces of the Floridas," by Act of Congress of Mar. 3. 1822. Territory of Florida established by Act of Congress (Mar. 30). 1845. Admitted as a State by Act of Congress (Mar. 3).

T. L. Cole, Publications Southern Hist. Ass'n, Vol. I, p. 211.
U. S. Charters and Const's, Part I, p. 304.

BIBLIOGRAPHY.

Title of legislative body of the territory was "Legislative Council." From 1845-68 its title was the "General Assembly." Since the Constitution of 1868 it has been the "Legislature."

Session laws called "Acts and Resolutions."

Bibliography of Statute Law of Southern States, Florida. By Theodore Lee Cole. Vol. I, Southern History Association. Washington, 1897. p. 211. 8°.