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wan950~~~ ~ eSNesued by it in operating the schools of Dade County,_Flor- Availi\ved, and that Senlate Bill No. 467 be Yead a third ica. - - ._

time int vil aid upon it., pa~ssag~e. Hiave carefully examinel the same and find them coy-WhlicL w-as agredl to by a tnwo-thirdcls vote. reeth- elrolecl.AtLd Seniate Bill No. 467T wvas real a third time rie sdal iliaving been dlo signe by he Spae ad

in full The same. hay~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~in bee du sine by the Speaker andil, full. eChief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we here-1-(jo1 i, 11 cOf (lie roll o(n the passage of the till, with lresent the sanile. fIor the signatures of the President

the -ute -ns: and Secretary of the Senate.Yels--oi %. \ ieiildenlt, Senators Andelrson, Andrews, VIrery respectfully,

B1laker, ButteWi, i'olintll. Cllawforld, Clf)rosby, Eaton, Hullgh- O. M. EATON,lent. Igon, F. i~ 'l n AacA + illialms, lMalone, Mathis, MeLeod, IChailrman of Joint Commlittee on the Part of the Senate.

lfotH ,-,l'li'lniJt\ l Roland, IRowe, Russell, Singletary, The bills contained in the above report were duly signedStclkes, Tu'nlifbl, TLurnelr-5. by the P'resident andl Secretary of the Senate in open -ses-

Nays-None; sionll and ordered referred to the Chairmlan of the JointSo the bill passed title as stated. Collllllittee on the plart of the Senate to be conveyel to

cnd the same wvas ordlered to be certified to the House the Governor for his approval.of Reprlesentatives '

The extended ilhour for adjournment having arrived,By consent- the Seniate stood aldjourned till 10:30 o'clock a. m. Mon-Mr. Eaton, Chairmlan of the Joint Colmmittee on En- lay, Jule 2, 1919.

rolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted- the fol- lowing report:

Senate Chamber,Tallahassee, Fla., Mla.y 31, 1919. onday, Jue 2 9

H'lon. Jn!1es E. C(7alkinzs,President of the Selnate.

Sir:The Joint dComrmittee to vlwhom w+as referrecl- The Senate mlet at 10:30 o'clock A. M., pursuant to (House Bill No. 244): adjournluelt.An Aet relating to the inspection, measurement, analy- Te Presiet in the chair.

sis ancd fising -the standards of certain oils and gases solcd The roil nras ialled, and tie following Seators an-in this State; to authorize the collection of an inspection swered to their nallles:fee avid disposition thereof; to provide for the appoint- Mr. President, Senators Anderson, A4drews, Baler,nent of an Assistant State Chemist, oil inspectors, cler- r re nSaor rso, anre, Baer

~ie~~al hep alclpleelie teilcll and to define the Bntler, Cal ton, Crawlford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett. Mlul-ical help and prdtescrb the duties; and oe le, Igon, Khing, MAT-iTWiliams, Malone, Mathis, McLeod,powers andl duties of State At-torneys and other Prose- e Moore, Plynipton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Turubull, Turcuting Attorneys and the Commissioner of Agriculture nce, Wison-21. ner, WSilson--o1.in coninection herewith.

Also- A qulorlum present.Prayer by- the Chaglain.

(House Bill No. 834): Praer by the Chpan. imAn Act to authorize the County Board of Public In- The reading of tbe Journal was dispensed wvith.

struction for the County of Dade, State of Florida, to The Journal cf May 31 was corrected and approvedborrow money and to issue its interest-bearing warrants so as to provide for the payment of its outstanding in-debtedness, including warrants or other obligations is- i -- t

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REPORTS OF COMIIiTTEES. 1953jMr. MeLeod, Chairman of the Commlittee on Engrossed bills, sblllmitted the following report: tomobiles, and making an appropriation for that pur-

pose and other provisions relating thereto.Senate Chamber, Have examined Senate Bill No. 4, with Conference

Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, :919. Committee Amendment adopted, and find the same cor-1on. Jatles E. Calkcins, ieetly engrossed.

President. of the Senlate. Very respectfully,Sir: W. A. McLEOD,

Your Coimittee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was re- Chairman of Committee.ferlred- And Senate Bill No. 4, contained in the above report,

Senate Bill No. 270: was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills.(With House Amendments Adopted May 31, 1919):A bill to be entitled An Act fixing and providing for Mr. McLeod, chairman of the Committee on Engrossed

the salaries of State Attorneys ill large and populous Bills, submitted the following report:circuits.

Have examined Senate Bill No. 270, with House Senate Chamber,Amlendments adpoted, and finud the same correctly en- Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919.grossedl.

dVery respectfully, .Hon. James E. Calkins,Very respectfully, President of the Selnate.

W. A. McLEOD,Chairman of Committee.

Chairman of Committee. Your Committee on Engrossed Billsq., to whom. was re-And Senate Bill No. 270, contained in the above re- our Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whore as re-

port, was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. ferred- Senate Bill No. 49:

FMr. Mcteod, Chairman of the Committee on Ellgrossed- WTith House Amendment, adopted May 31, 1919.)Bills, submitted the following report: A bill to be entitled An Act to auThorize the consolida-

tion of special tax school districts in the State of Flor-

Senate Chamber, ida, and to provide for the liabilities, government, pow-Senate Chamber, ~~ers and management thereof.Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919 ers and management thereof.

Hogt. Ja.mes E. Calkins, Have examined Senate Bill No. 49, with House amend-President of the Senate. ment adopted, and find the same correctly engrossed.

S'ir: Very respectfully,Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was re- W. A. McLEOD,

ferred- Chairman of Committee.Senate Bill No. 4: And Senate Bill No. 49, contained in the above report,(WVith Conference Committee Amlendment Adopted was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills.

May 31, 1919.)A bill to be entitled An Act to refund to owners of au- PETITIONS AND MjEMORIALS.

tomobiles with a seating capacity of not more than fivepersons all license taxes collected by the Comptroller The following resolution by the Florida State Automo-for the year 1918 in excess of $5.00 for the full year and bile Association was read and ordered spread upon thetwo dollars and fifty cents for the half year on such an- Journal:

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DeLand, Fla., May 29, 1919.Hoi. Janies E. Calkins, cial Circuit in and for Pinellas County, State ofPresident of the Senate, Florida, to pay A. E. Moore, A. A. Whitehurst, G. B.

Tallahassee, Florida.Clary, J. J. Head, executors of the estate of John C.The following resolution was unanimously passed byWilliams, Sr., deceased; Bethel McMullen, H. A. Mears

the Florida State Automobile Association today: I and L. D. Vinson, for the principal and interest collectedResolved, That the Florida State Automobile Associa- at the time of redemption for certain individual tax cer-

tion in annual convention at DeLand, today, most heart- tificates which have been lost by the owners of recordily approves the good work done by the present State thereof.Road Department and that we urge the immediate pas- Have carefully examined the same and find them cor-sagOe of the Senate two-mill tax levy bill without amend- rectly enrolled.

t nlevtu The same having been duly signed by the Speaker andP. K. VAN VALKENBURGEH, Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we herewith

Secretary. present the same for the signature of the President andT.-n-r,^-^.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Secretary of the Senate.

REPORT OF JOINT COMMITTEE ON ENROLLED Very respectfully,BILLS. 0. M. EATON,

Mr. Eaton, Chairman of the Joint Committee on En- Chairman of Joint Committee on the Part of the Senate.LIh rolled Bils on the part1 of the sun Committee the Efo- The bills contained in the above report were duly sign-', | 1 lowing report: Sena te,. the fe by the President and Secretary of the Senate in open[ 1 O & ~Senate Chamber, psession and ordered referred to the Chairman of the Joint

:Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919 Committee -on the part of the Senate to be conveyed toH TaHon. James . Calkins, the Governor for his approval. President of the Senate. 12

}~ . ~PSir: Mr. Eaton, chairman of the Joint Committee on En-The~ Joint Committee to 9wo~ wasreferredrolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol- iThe Joint Committee to whom was referred- report:(House Bill No. 80.2) : lowing report:Au Act authorizing and empowering the Town of Chip-Senate Chamber,

iey, in Washington County, Florida, through its Tax As- Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919. sessor, to fix its own valuation on property within the Hon. Jawnes E. Calkins, corporate limits for the purpose of municipal taxation, President of the Senate, and providing the equalization thereof and for other pur-S: Irposes. -The Joint Committee, to whom' was referred-

Also- (House Bill No. 749): (House Bill No. 786): An Act to amend Sections seven (7) andAn Act authorizing the Board of County Commission- twenty-seven (27) of Chapter 6400 of the Laws

ers of Okaloosa County to issue time warrants in the of Florida, entitled; "An Act to abolish the present sum of four thousand dollars for the purpose of putting municipal government of the City of Tallahassee, in thesuitable cells and plumbing in the jail of Okaloosa Coun- County of Leon, in the State of Florida, and to createty. A establish, and organize a municipality to be known andAl.so- designated as the City of Tallahassee, and to define its

(House Bill No. 793) territorial boundaries and to provide for its government.An Act authorizing and requiring J. N. Brown, jurisdiction, powers, franchises and privileges; "Section 7

Clerk of the Circuit Court for the Sixth Judi-.

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; se1956 The bills contained in the above report were duly signed

by the President and Secretary of the Senate in open ses- frrelating to the organiaztion, election and powers of the Commttee orderedn theferred to the hairan of the Joint to be cney City Council, and Section 27 relating to the power of the the GComm ittee on the part of the Senate to be conveyed toval.City Council to levy taxes." the Governor for his approval.

Also-(House Bill No. 734) : Mr. Eaton, Chairman of the Joint Committee on En-An Act to prescribe the time for holding the terms, of rolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol-

Circuit Court in and for Alachua County, in the Eighth lowing report:Judicial Circuit of Florida. Senate Chaber,

Also- Senate Chamber, *(HAlso-use Bill No. 732) Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919.An Act to permit the County Commissioners of Dade Hfon. James F. Calkins,County, Florida, to borrow sufficient funds to carry on dent of the Senate.

the business of the County when the tax funds are ex-The Joint Committee to whom was refee-hausted, and to issue time warrants therefor He Bill No. 606)Also- (House Bill No. 606)(House Bill No. 741): An Act to authorize the County of Orange to levy a(l~~~ovtse Bill No 741): ~~~~~~~special tax for publicity purposes.An Act granting to the Board of County s tax for po- roses.

Commissioners of Brevard County the right and (House Bill No 723)power to collect tolls for the use of and passage over a An Act prescribing the compensation of the Clerk ofbridge proposed to be constructed over Indian River in the Circuit Court of St. Lucie County, Florida, for mak- said county, and to employ one or more persons to make ing abstracts of title in said county .such collection, and to pay the compensation of such An a so-nperson or persons, and providing from what funds such (House Bill No 736)compensation shall be paid, and how the tolls collected An Act to perscribe the qualifications of electors in

shall be applied municipal elections to be held in the municipality of the(House Bill No 75S : ICity of Fort Laulderdale, Broward County, Florida.(Houlse Bill No. 758) Also-An Act providing that Special Road Districts may be (Houlse Bill No. 803)established inj Levy County, providing for a Special An Act validating the calling and holding of an ePc-Road Tlax and the working of roads in Special Districts, tion in the Town of Chipley, Washington County, for the and repealing Chapter 7047 of the Special Acts of the issuance of $60,000.00 of bonds, for the construction,

Legislatur e of the State of Florida, approved June 4, building and installation of a system of sewerage and191 5. water-works extension and improvement in said Town,Have carefully examined the same and find them cor- and confirming and validating said bonds, and for otherreetly enrolled. purposes.The same having been duly signed by the Speaker and Also-

Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we herewith (House Bill No. 730) present the same for the signatures of the President and An Act entitled, An Act allowing the Tax Collectors Secretary of the Senate. of the Counties of Broward and Dade of the State ofVery respectfully, Florida an additional compensation of one-half of one per

0. M. EATON, cent. for their services in collecting certain drainageChairman of Joint Committee on the Part ofthe Senate. |

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taxes tnder the provisions of Chapter 7430 as amended by pirated towns and villages of Putnam County, Florida, Chapter 7758 of the Laws of Florida. adpeciigpnlyfrvoain fti c.Have carefully examined the same and find them cor- and prescribing penalty for violations of this Act.

rectly enrolled. -s 'The same having been duly signed by the Speaker and (House Bill No. 805) :h ,ei l

Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we herewith Au Act to legalize and validate the election held inpresent the same for the signature of the President and the County of Brevard, State of Florida, on the 30thSecretary of the Senate. day of July, A. D. 1918, to determine whether compul-

Very respectfully, ory systematic tick eradication work, and the com-0. M. EATON, pulsory dipping of cattle should be conducted in said

Chairman of Joint Committee on the Part of the Senate. county.The bills contained in the above report were duly Also-

signed by the President and Secretary of the Senate in (House Bill No. 785):open session and ordered referred to the Chairman of the An Act to authorize the Board of County Commission-Joint Committee on the part of the Senate to be conveyed ers of Okaloosa County, Florida, in their discretion, toto the Governor for his approval, reimburse J. W. Baggett, Jr., J. H. Givens, R. A. Rozier

and W. J. Davis the sum of three hundred and fiftyMr. Eaton, Chairman of the Joint Committee on En- ($350.00) dollars Attorneys' fees, paid out by them in

rolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol- defending the suit of the State of Florida against J.lowing report: N'. Bagget, Jr., J. H. Givens, R. A. Rozier and W. J.

Davis, in the Circuit Court of Okaloosa County, Flor-Senate Chamber, ida.

Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919. Have carefully examined the same and find them cor-Hon. James E. Calkins, rectlv enrolled.

President of the Senate. The same having been duly signed by the Speaker Sir: and Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we

The Joint Committee, to whom was referred- herwith prsetn the same for th signatures of the Presi-(House Bill No. 673): dent and Secretary of the Senate.An Act creating the Special Road and Bridge Dis. Veryv respectfully,

trict in Pinellas County, Florida, to be known as the 0. M. EATON."Indian Rock and Bridge District;" to define its boun- Chairman of Joint Committee on the part of the Senate. .daries; to provide for the construction, purchase, main- The bills contained in the above report were dulv tenance and operation of roads, bridges, trestles and signed by the President and Secretary of the Senate in bulk-heads therein; to authorize the issuance of bonds open session and ordered referred to the Chairman of theand the levy of taxes; and to prescribe the manner in Joint Committee on the part of the Senate to be con-which suits shall be brought. veyed to the Governor for his approval.

Also-(House Bill No. 387): CONSIDERATION OF OTHER RESOLUTIONS.An Act designating the headquarters of the State

Board of Health, and fixing the place of residence of House Concurrent Resolution No. 33:the State Health Officer. Be it resolved by the House of Representatives, theAlso- Senate concurring, That the sum of two hundred dol-(House Bll No. 778) : - lars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is herebyAn Act to prohibit the careless or wanton destruc-llowed the Secretary of State for the purpose of employ-tion of improved sidewalks or paveemnts in unincor-tte fr eml

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19601 1961 ilg a proof reader to assist in getting out the SessionMESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR. .Laws, 1919, samie to be padout of ttnESAEFOMTEGOENRIa, 19, sme t o be paid out of appropriation for ex-. j penses of Legislature, 1919, to be paid by the Comp-The following message from the Governor was read: fPcller 1upon thile certificate of the Secretary of State that ridasuch service has been performed. State of Florida,,

Was taken up and read the second fime. Executive Department,Mr. Eaton moved to adopt the resolution. Tallahassee, la., Cay 29, 1919.Which was agreed to. flon. James E. Calkins,And he ctin peintofth Senate)CabrAnl . the action of the Senate was ordered to be certi-President of the Senate,rfied to the House of RepresentativesSeate S:ber.

Sir: House (Concurrent Resolntion1 No .32 I have the honor to inform you that I have approvedHelatingto Proposed Resol to be e2 l the following Acts which originated in your HonorableRelating to!rpsdcanal tobe definitely located, Body and have caused the same to be filied in the office offrom Cumberland Sound through the St. Mary's River,) Seetacvr of State: thence to the Suwannee River, and through this river,See State: thence on to St. Marks on the Gulf, said canal being of (Senate Blil No. 368)untold ajarato ge to the conerch e G of the SoutheasterngAn Act to designate depositories for county and dis-usltokl adlavantage to the conierce of the Southeastern trc odfnsand to abolish the office of bond trus _States, and especiallv the States of Georgia and Florida teesrict bon fnds and to abolish the offe of bond ts-Was taken up and" read the second time.tes in te ts Manatee and DeSoto.

The question was put upon the adoption of the resol- ill No. 235)d;on. (Senate Bill No. 235)And the Same was adopted. An Act to amend Article 10 of Chapter 5868, Laws ofAndtiheatin the S enadoted wa oree to bceFlorida, Acts of 1907, approved May 22, 1907, same beingfind the action af the Senate was ordered to be certi-entitled "An Act to abolish the present municipal govern- fled to the House of Representatives. ment of the town of WaLchula, Florida, and organize a

~House Concurrent Resolution No. 34: city government for the same, and to provide its jurisdic-Houlse C'oncurren~t Re~solultion No. 34: tion and powsers."Relating to-That the Chief Clerk of the House of Rep- Also-

resentatives and the Secretai-v of the Senate be author- (Senate Bill No. 95): ized to mail copies of the last (day's Journal to each mem- An Act to amend Section 2887 of the General Statutes Jber of the House of Representatives and Senate, and that of Florida, as amended by Chapter E625, Acts of 1907,the Comptroller be authorized to pay the bill for such relating to the clerk of the Railroad Comi-nissioliers;postage as may be necessary to comply with this resolu- salary, place of holding sessions, annual expeaditures;tionl out of the appropriation for expenses of the Legis- how paid. lature, 1919, when properly approved by the Chief Clerk Also-of the House of Representatives and Secretary of the (Senate Bill No. 61): Senate. An Act amending Section 2368 of the General Statutes W'as taken up and read the second time. of the State of Florida, in relation to notice of final dis-The question was put upon the adoption of the resolu- tcharge of executors or administrators of decedents es-tion and the same was adopted. tate, and fixing the time in which certain claims will beAnd the action of the Senate was ordered to be certi-barred.fied to the House of Representatives. Also-

- I. (Senate Bill No. 104): a- |An Act providing a method whereby any soldier, sail-

or or marine engaged in the world war may vote in

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saidTrutee inthe ownCoucilof said Town of~ Fortany municipal election in this State without registra- aid Trustees in the Town Council of said Town ofFort tion and payment of the poll tax when he returns toMeade.the State after the time for payment of poll tax or time Also- 7for resigstration has expired. (Senate Bill No. 323)

Also- -An Act authorizing the County Board of Public In-(Senate Bill No. 202) struction of Volusia County, 'State of Florida, to borrowAn Act making an appropriation for the maintenance money for the liquidation and payment of evisting in-

of the co-operative agricultural extension work between debtedness against special tax school districts 6, 8 andthis State and the United States Department of Agri- 12, of Volusia County, Florida, and to provide funds forculture required to be maintained by Chapter 6839, Laws the erection, repairing and equipping of rural schoolof Florida. buildings in Volusia County, Florida, by issuing interest-

Also- N.25:bearing time warrants, fixing the maturities thereof and(Senate Bill No. 205) the interest thereon.in Act to provide for the payment ,>f the Also-

expense incurred by the Duval County Guards, on (Senate Bill No. 326):its tour of duty from Duval County to Madison County An Act to amend Section Thirty-four (34), Article 7,by direction of the Governor of Florida, to uphold, pro- of Chapter 6695, Laws of Florida, 1913, entitled An Acttect and enforce the administration of justice accordingto abolish the present municipal government of the townto law, and to provide also compensation to the commis-of Hastings, St. Johns County, Florida, and to establish,sioned and non-commissioned officers and men who organize and incorporate a town to be known and desig-actually did duty on that occasion, and appropriating nated as the town of Hastings, and to define its territorialmoneys therefor. boundaries, and to provide for its jurisdiction, powers and

~t ~ Also- privileges, and for the exercise of the same.|~ ( (Also Senate Bill No. 282): Also- H An Act to abolish the present municipal government (Senate Pill No. 334):

8f of the Town of Ormond, in the County of Volusia, and An Act to prohibit the catching of fish by any pIrson,

I ~~the State of Florida, and to establish, organize and con- firm or corporation from the waters of Gadsden County,Ft ~ stitute a municipality to be known and designated as Florida, by any means except hook and line with or*J ~ the Town of Ormond, and to define its territorial boun-without rod and real, and to prohibit the poisoning and

daries, and to provide for its jurisdiction, powers and dynamiting of any of the said waters, and to prohibitprivileges, the sale of any device or implements to be used for the

Also- catching of said fish.(Senate Bill No. 306): Also-An Act fixing compensation of Solicitors of the Crim- (Senate Bill No. 345):

inal Court of Record in certain counties. An Act fixing the salary of Judges of Juvenile CourtsAlso- in counties of ninety thousand or more population.Also-~~~~~~~~~~~~~Also-(Senate Bill No. 320) :(Senate Bill No. 349)An Act to amend Chapter 6344, Acts of 1911, incorpor- n authorizing the Board of County Commission-

ating the Town of Fort Meade, Polk County, Florida; to ers of Duval County to employ an attorney to assistabolish the Board of Public Works and Board of Trus- the Solicitor of the Criminal Court of Record of saidtees of said Town of Fort Meade, and to provide for the ('olfltv in the preparation of cases, and in the prosecu-disposition of all funds now in the custody of said Trus- . tioi of criminals in the criminal court of record, oftees, and providing for the method of expending saidfunds, and vesting the powers heretofore exercised by

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said county; to prescribe the duties of the attorney so 7 U1employed, and providing for his compensation. 1965 1 ~~~~Also- ! 1965

(Senate Bill No. 356) : An Act amending Section 11, Chapter 6482, Laws of four (24), Township twenty-three (23) South, Range

Florida, the same being An Act limiting the amount of thirty-five (35) East, thence Northeasterly along thetonnage by motor vehicle, and restricting the use of trail- ISoutherly line of said Delespine Grant to its intersectioners, and log, timber, turpentine and other carts, wagonswith the West shore of the Indian River, thence Easterlyor vehicles and well machines over certain roads in Hills- across said river to the East shore of said river whereborough County, Florida, and regulating the speed of and the same is intersected by the South line of Section six-the use of wagons, carts, machines, automobiles or other teen (16), Township twenty-three (23) South, Rangevehicles over the roads of said county. thirty-six (36) East thence East, following the section

Also- lines to the West shore of the Atlantic Ocean, thence(Senate Bill No. 357) :Southerly along the meanderings of the West Shore ofAn Act authorizing the Board of County Commission- the Atlantic Ocean, being also the East line of Brevard

ers of Polk County to borrow not to exceed the sum of County aforesaid, to the South line of Township twenty-$400,0lOO.00 and issue time warrants therefor for the pur- five (25) South, thence West along said Township linepose of constructing certain roads, and providing for to the East line of Section thirty-three (33), Townshipthe repayment thereof, from the outstandinog indebted- twenty-five (25) South, Range thirty-six (36) East,ness fund of said county. thence North along the East lines of Sections thirty-three

Also- (33) and twenty-eight (28), Township twenty-five (25)(Senate Bill No. 366): South, Range thirty-six (36) East, to the NortheastAni Act to amend Sections-1 and 7 of Chapter 7175, corner of Section twenty-eight (28), thence West along

Laws of Florida, entitled An Act providing a pension the South line of Section twenty-one (21), Townshipfor the members of the fire department of the city oftwenty-five (25) South, Range thirty-six (36) East, to Jacksonville, who shall become permanently incapacitated the Southwest corner of said Section twenty-one (21),.to perform their duties iun said department, or who havat thence North along the West line of Sections twenty-oneserved for a number of years, and for other relief, and (21) and sixteen (16), Township twenty-five (25) South,certain persons dependent upon them for support, and Range thirty-six (36) East, to the Northwest corner ofproviding a fund for said purpose. Approved May 10thsaid Section sixteen (16), thence West one (1) mile to1915. A the Northwest corner of Section seventeen (17), Town-

Also- ship twenty-five (25) South, Range thirty-six (36) East,(Senate Bill No 370) thence North two (2) miles along the West line of Sec-An Act amending Sections 1, 36 and 51 of Chnitions eight (8) and five (5), Township twenty-five (25)'7 A73 t aening Sections 1of Florida, 36 enacted 1917, nof Chapter South, Range thirty-six (36) East, to the Northwest(charter of the Town of Moore Hav en, DeSoto Countyhe corner of said Section five (5), thence west one (1) mile

hFlorida; also granting additionor e Haven DeSoto Countyto the Northwest corner of Township twenty-five (25)eFlorida; also granting additionail powes and prmunicipalit-. South, Range thirty-six (36) East, thence North along

Algso the Range line between Ranges thirty-five (35) and(Senate Bill No. 392) thirty-six (36) to the Northeast corner of Section thir-An Act providingthat certain in Bre- teen (13), Township twenty-four (24) South, Rangeyard that certain territory in Bre- thirty-five (35) East, thence West one (1) mile to theCounty, Florida, described as follows, to- Northwest corner of said Section thirteen (13), theneit Begin ing in the southerly line of North along the Section line to the point of beginning,

Delespine Grant in Brevard County, Florida, where the may be constituted into a Special Road and Bridge Dis-same is intersected by the West line of Section twenty- trict under the provisions of Chapter 6208, Laws of Flor-

ida, Acts of 1911, and its amendments, and that amongthe roads and bridges to be constructed in said territorythere may be included the re-constructing, re-surfacing

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or remodeling of any portion of the Dixie Highway bonds of the par value for $8,000.00 of the sail Town of K ;which may be included within the boundaries of said Murray Hill bearing date the ...... day of .............proposed Special Road and Bridge District, bearing interest at 50% per annum payable semi-an-

Also- nually.(Senate Bill No. 395) Very respectfully,Au Act to enlarge and amend Chapter 5085 of the Laws SIDNEY J. CATTS,

of F]oricia, entitled An Act to incorporate and establish Governor.a municipal government of the town of Punta Gorda,LDeSoto County, Florida, provide for its government, pre- MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-s(ribe its jurisdiction and powers, to authorize and em- TIVES.power the town of Punta Gorda, Florida, to improve House of the streets thereof, and provide for the payment of the House Representatves,costs of said improvements. - Tallahassee, Fla., May 30, 1919.

Also- Hon. James B. Calkins,(Senate Bill No. 404) : President of the Senate. -An Act for the preservation of the United States flag Si d b t o o r:

and the regimental colors carried by the One Hundred I am directed by the House of Representatives to in-and Twentv-~~~~~~~~~~~~~folthIfurmSen einet lrdoi the Senate that the Hfouse of Representatives hasiand Twenty-fouirth Infantry, Second Regiment, Floridapasdwtamn et-troops, in the great world war and making an appro-passed with amendments-

pri ition thereforSenate Bill No. 243:riation therefor. A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 9 and 10 Also- Bl r of Chapter 6178, Acts of 1911, being An Act entitled: (n te t a o th Br "An Act to create a State School Book Commission, andAn Act to authorize the Board of County Commission- to procure for use in the public schools of the State of

ers of the County of Escambia, State of Florida a uniform series of text-books, and to define thetime warrants for the purpose of constructing durable Commission, to make prepara-'Irid-ges and roads in Escanmbia. C~ounty and to provide for dte n ovr fsi orisot aepeaa

e n o cam y an provi e fo tion for carrying this Act into effect, and providing pen-the payment thereof. alties for violation of same," and to amend Sections 1Also- Bl N and 6 of Chapter 7374, Acts of 1917, being An Act en-(Senate Bill No. 412) titled: "An Act to amend Sections 2, 3, 13, 18, and 20 ofAn Act authorizing Duval County, Florida, to borrowChapter 6178, Acts of 1911."

the sum of twelve thousand dollara for the purpose of With amnendments as follows:enforcing the provisions of Chapter 7345 of the Laws ofA N 1:P lorida.edl N Strike out the figures "1919" wherever they occur in

Also- the bill, and insert in lieu thereof the following: "1917."(Senate Bill No. 413): A - N Au Act to validate, approve and confirm allAmendment No 2:

of the proceedings taken from the levying of Make Section 6 read Section 7. an assessment on the abutting property owners in theAmendment No 3: Town of Murray Hill, Duval County, Floridla, and to vali- Amend Section 6 to read as follows: "Each publisher date, approve and confirm all the acts and proceedings or publishers furnishing under contract any text-book, taken by the Town Council and the other officers and adopted merely as supplementary under the provisions of agents of said Town Council for and on behalf of said this Act, shall be required to give bond in the sum of Town in connection with the levying of said assessment $500.00 for the furnishing of each supplementary text

and to validate, approve and confirm the issuance of \

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adopted, and no other bond shall be required for the fur- Which was agreed to. nishing of such supplementary text-book. The question then recurred on the adoption of the

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Sen- amendment as amended.ate thereto. The amendment as amended was agreed to.

Very respectfully, Mr. MacWilliams moved that the special considerationJ. G. KELLUM, of House Bill No. 678 be deferred until House Bill No.

Chief Clerk, House of Representatives. 242 was disposed of.And Senate Bill No. 243, with House amendments Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

thereto, was placed before the Senate. Mr. Hulley moved that the Senate require the HouseMr. MacWilliams moved that the consideration of of Representatives to return to the Senate Senate Bill

amendments to Senate Bill No. 243 be informally passed No. 442.over. Which was agreed to.

Which was agreed to. And it was so ordered.And the same was ordered to be certified to the House

CONTINUING ORDERS. of Representatives.The Senate resumed the consideration of House Bill

Senate Bill No. 115 was taken up in its order and the No. 242.consideration of the same was temporarily passed over. Mr. Wilson offered the following amendment to House

Bill No. 242:House Bill No. 242: After Section 4 insert the following: "Provided thatA bill to be entitled An Act relating to dogs, and the the head of every family shall have the right to own one

protection of live stock and poultry from damage by dog adhich shall not be subject tax as provided here- dogs; providing for the licensing of dogs; regulating the d wkeeping of dogs, and authorizing their destruction in cer-tain cases; providing for the protection of licensed dogs, MrWiws o ed t oand for dogs temporarily imported for trial, show and w n ared tobreeding purposes; prescribing certain privileges for Mr. Turbull offered the following amendment to hunting dogs, and dogs owned or used by the State and House Bill No. 242: the several counties and municipalities of the State in In Section 4, line 11, strike out the words and figuresthe apprehension of criminals; providing for the assess- "two dollars ($2.00),1" and insert in lieu thereof the fol- ment of damages done by dogs, and payment thereof by lowing: "Onedollar ($1.00)." the proper county to the owners of live stock and poultry, Mr. Turnbull moved the adoption of the amendment.and of damages to licensed dogs; imposing powers and Which was agreed to.duties on certain State, county, city and town officers and Mr. Turnbull offered the following amendment toemployees, and providing penalties. House Bill No. 242:

Was taken up and was read the second time in full. In Section 4, line 13, strike out the words and figuresMr. Rowe offered the following amendment to House "Pour dollars ($4.00)," and insert in lieu thereof the

Bill No. 242: following: "Two dollars (!o2.00)." Strike out Sections 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31. Mr. Turnbull moved the adoption of the amendment.Mr. Rowe moved the adoption of the amendment. Which was agreed to.Mr. MacWillias offered the following amendment to the Mr. Turnbull offered the following amendment to

amendment to House Bill No. 242: House Bill No. 242:Strike out Section 37. In Section 13, line 13, strike out the words "trial orMr. MacWilliams moved the adoption of the amend- breeding purposes."

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Mr. Tmurnbull moved the adoption of the amendment. The question then recurred upon the motion to adoptWhich was agreed to. the amendment.Mr. Turnbull offered the following amendment to And the folloing amendment towas adopted.HouseHou,-e Bill No. 242: ~~~~~~~~Mr. Turner offered the following amendment to HouseHouse Bill No. 242: Bil No. 242:In Section 339, line 3, strike out the words "breeding, Strike out Section 21.242

trial or." Srk u eto 1ia l. T ra rnb" soe i dpino h nmnMr. Turner moved the adoption of the amendment.Mr. Turbulli moved the adoption of the amendment. Which was agreed to.Which was agreed to. 31r. Turnbull moved to indefinitely postpone HouseMr. Roland offered the following amendment to HouseBill No. 242.

Bill No. 242: Which was not agreed to.In Section 18, strike out the section, and, insert in

lien thereof the following: "Section 18. It shall be the Mr. Roland offered the following amendment to Houseduty of every police officer to kill any dog which does Bill No. 242:not bear proper license tag, which is found running at Strike out Section 24.large." Mir. Roland moved the adoption of the amendment.

Mr. Roland moved the adoption of the amendment. WThich was not agreed to.Which was agreed to. And Senate amendments to House Bill 242 was re-Mr. Mathis offered the following amendment to House . ferred to the Committee on Engrossed Bills.

Bill No. 242:In Section 16, strike out the section. The hour for the special consideration of House Bill Mr. Mathis moved the adoption of the amendment. No. 678 having arrived-Which was agreed to. The same was taken up and placed before the Senate.Mr. Hughlett offered the following amendment to Mr. Anderson moved that the consideration of House

House Bill No. 242:Bill No. 678 be informally passed over.In Section 5, line 13, strike out the words after the Blhich was agreed to.

word 'kennel," and insert in lien thereof the following: Mr. MacWilliams moved to waive the rules, and that'"and while actually hunting." the Senate do now proceed to the consideration of mes-

Mr. Hughlett moved the adoption of the amendment.s fro the House of Representatives.Which was not agreed to. hich was agreed to.Mr. Roland offered the following amendment to House

Bill No. 242: MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-Strike out Section 19, and insert in lieu thereof the TIVES

following: "Section 19. For services under Sections 18and 19 of this Act, such officers shall be paid the sumof one Loller (.LQ0? for the k illing of a dog, all e-The followin g message

from the House of Representa-of one dollar (-$1.00) for the killing of a dog, all ex- ie a edpenses incurred under this Act or the preceding section ies and not otherwise provided for, shall be paid by the prop- Representatives,er county. eos fRpxesentatives,er county ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919.

Mr. Roland moved the adoption of the amendment. Hon. James E. Calkins,Which was agreed to.Mr. Crosby moved that the Senate do reconsider its President of the Senate.

adoption of amendment No. 7 by Mr. Roland as to Sec- SIr rected by the House of Representatives to -tion 18. I am directed by the Hose of Representatives to in-

The question was put upon the question to reconsider,and the Senate agreed to reconsider its action.

1973 .

1972 No. 6. In Section 1, line 4, add the following after the word "homes" for nurses and attendants.form the Senate that the House of Representatives has No. 7. Substitute amendment. Strike out the figures "requested the return of House Bill No. 619. $50,000.00," and insert in lieu thereof the following:

Very respectfully, $35,000.0.J. G. KsELLTTM No. 8. In Section 2, opposite the words "drum corps,. .

Chief Clerk ouse of Representatives strike out the figures "$1,000.00," and insert in lieu there- 'Chief Clerk House of Representatives. UMr. MacWilliams moved that the request of the House of the following: "$500.00."

be granted. No. 9. Amendment to amendment offered by Mr. Jar- MWt~~~hich was agreed to. ~neon. In Section 2, lines 46 and 47, strike out the figures _And the Secretary was instructed to return House Bill "'500.00" and insert in lieu thereof the following $300.00. No. 619 to the House of Representativest No. 10. Substitute amendment. Strike out the figures

"$100,00.00" and insert in lieu thereof the following:Also- "75,000.00." Also- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~NTo. 11. At the bottom of rpage two, strike out theThe following message from the House of Representa. or 11a At the buttom "f 0 age two, strike out the re

tives was read:words and figures "$229,250.00" and insert in lieu there- of the following: $238,750.00. .

House of Representatives, No. 12. At the end of Section 1, strike out the figures -Tallahassee Fla. ^Jue 2, 1919 *4"$973,500.00" and insert in lieu thereof the following:Hon. James E. Calkins, n $933,500.00.President cf the Senate And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Sen-Sir: ate thereto.

I am directed by the House of Representatives to in- Very respectfully, form the Senate that the House of Representatives has Chief Clerk House of Representatives.Mpassed wit:^^h^^^saC Clerk, House o p enttives.Senate Bill No. 238: t-And Senate Bill No. 238, with the House amendmentsSeAte bill No. 238: entit Act making appropriations fothereto, as contained in the above message, was placedA bill to be entitled An Act making appropriations for before the Senate.

the Florida Hospital for the Insane at Chattahoochea; Mere acias m the a the f e cosieFlorida Industrial School for Boys at Marianna andMr. MacWilliams moved that the further considera- Florida Industrial School for Girls at Ocalaforh lanttion of the amendments to Senate Bill No. 238 as con- Florda ndutril ShoolforGirs a Oclafor the last tmdi h oeon esg eifral asdsix months of the year 1919, the year 1920, and the firsttained in the foregoing message be informally passed six months of the year 1921. over.W t

Which amendments are: Which was agreed to. ',No. 1. In Secetion 2, line 6, after the word "of" insert Mr. Hulley moved that the Senate do reconsider its

the words: seven lhundred and twenty acres of" israction in having passed House Bill No. 442, as amended.the words: seven hundred and twenty acres of.No. 2. In Section 2, line 6, strike out the word "ad- Which was agreed to.

joining" and insert in lieu thereof the following: "near";The question recurred upon the passage of House BillNo. 3. In Section 2, line 6, strike out the figures "n8aNo 442.

400.00" and insert in lieu thereof the following "$8 Pending the consideration of which-000.00. f* $.- Mr. Hully moved that House Bill No. 442 be placed

No. 4. In Section 2, line 3, strike out the words and back upon Second Reading for the purpose of amendment.figures $9229,250" and insert in lieu thereof the follow-Which was agreed to.ing: $238,850. And House Bill No. 442 was placed back upon its Sec-No. 5. In Section 1, line 3, strike out the figures ond Reading."$973,500.00" and insert in lieu thereof the following:, $933,500.00.

1974 1 1975 Also- And House Bill No. 602, contained in the above mes.s1

The.,, following m e from the E e of R~ tsage, was read the first time by its title and was referred .The following message from the House of Representa- to the Committee on Education.tives was read: And House Bill No. 859, contained in the above mes- 7

sage, was read the first time by its title and was by con- House of Representatives, sent placed on the Calendar of House Local Bills on

Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919. Second Reading without reference.oni. James E. Calkins,And House Bill No. 860, contained in the above mes-

President of the Senate. sage, was read the first time by its title and was placedSir: oT the Calendar of House Local Bills on Second Reading.

I am directed by the House of Representatives to in- The consideration of House Bill No. 442 was resumed.form the Senate that the House of Representatives has Mr. Hulley offered the following amendment to Housepassed- Bill No. 442:

House Bill No. 592: Strike out the Sixth line and insert in lieu thereof theA bill to be entitled An Act amending Section 1127 of following: In the manner prescribed by the Commis-

the General Statutes of Florida, 1906, relating to corn- sioner of Agriculture.pensatiou of members of State Board of Health and State Mr. Hulley moved the adoption of the amendment.Health Officer. Mr. Hulley offered the following amendment to the

Also- amendment to House Bill No. 442:House Bill No. 602: Strike out Commissioner of Agriculture and insert inA bill to be entitled An Act relating to creation of lieu thereof the following: State Chemist.

scholarships in the Agricultural College of the University Mr. Hulley moved the adoption of the amendment toof the State of Florida at Gainesville and to make an the amendment.appropriation therefor. hich was agre-i to.

Also- The question then recurred on the adoption of the House Bill No. 859: amendment as amended. ^A bill to be entitled An Act directing the Secretary of a endment mended.Blouse Bill A~~o. S59 The armendmnent was not agreed to.

the State to furnish Bound House and Senate Journals T a d w n gr toand Session Laws to certain attaches of the Legislature Mr. Baker moved that the Senate reconsider its actionandof thession L aws to certain attaches. on amendment No. 2 to House Bill No. 442:

Alof the Stateo- The question was put, and the Senate voted to recon-Also- l TNo SG - sider the following amendment of Mr. Baker:House Bill -ii No. 860: -i- 4-1 ** 4-1 cn n In Section 1, line 21, strike out the word qualities and

A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the Shell Fish In Set , le t, hro the fli e quan ies. nCommissioner of the State of Florida to issue permits insert in lieu thereof the following: quantities.- allowing the use of pound nets in the salt waters of The question was put upon the reconsideration of theNassau County under certain regulations; to impose anvote by which the amendment had been adopted:annual license tax thereon; and prescribing a penalty for Mr. MacWilliams moved to lay the amendment on theinterfering with such pound nets. table.

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Sen- Which was agreed to.ate thereto. Mr. Crosby moved that the rules be waived, and that

Very respectfully, House Bill No. 442 be read a third time in full and putJ. G. KELLUM, upon its passage.

Chief Clerk, House of Representatives. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.And House Bill No. 592, contained in the above mes-And House Bill No. 442 was read a third time in full.

sage, was read the first time by its title and referred to Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the the Committee on Judiciary B. vote was:

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Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, Moore, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Turner, Wil- mBaker, Butler, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hul son-22. Sley, Igou, King, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, McLeod, Nays-None. aMoore, Plympton, ERoland, Rowe, Russell, Turnbull, Tur- So the bill passed, title as stated. -nelr-23. And the same was ordered to be certified to the House

Nays-Senators Eaton, Wilson-2. of Representatives.So the bill, as amended, pass,title as stated. Mr. Butler moved that House Bill No. 678 be taken And the same was ordered to be certified to the House up out of its order and now considered.

of Representatives. lWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.oi R epresentatives.~' .A nd -

Also- House Bill No. 678: jThe following message from the House of Representa- A bill to be entitled An Act relating to assessment and

tives wTas read: collection of revenue.House of Representatives, Was taken up and read a second time in full, together l

Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919. with the amendments. ffon. James E... Calkins, Mr. Turnbull offered the following amendment to President of the Senate. House Bill No. 678:

Sir: o .,+ + r fT L In Section 50, line 67, after the words "not to be found"I am directed by the House of Representatives to in- insert the following: "and on affidavit made by some

foin the Senate that the House of Representatives has party acquainted with the facts shall be filed and reased _at BlNo1Scorded in the office by the Clerk of Circuit Court of saidSenate Bill No. 186: county."A bill to be entitled An Act providing for the sale of M. Turnbll moved the adoption of the amendment.

shares in banking or banking and trust companies orWhcwa' .red tsaving banks organized uLnder the Laws of the State, of Whlch was agreed to. t, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Mr. Russell offered the following amendment to HouseFlorida when shareholders fail or refuse to pay assess- Bill No. 678;ments against such shares made as provided by law." No. " -

ensaVegans sc resmape aspoitfdebllyy In Section 50, lines 71 and 72, strike out the wordsVery respectfully,J. G. KELLUM, two weeks", and insert in lieu thereof the following:

Chief Clerk, House of Representatives."thirty days. And Senate Bill No. 186, contained in the above mes-Mr. ussell moved the adoption of the amendment.

sage was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. Which was not agreed to.Mr. Russell offered the following amendment to House

BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS ON THIRD Bill No. 678:READING.In Section 52, line 100, strike out the word "ten,"

Senate Bill No. 408:and insert in lieu thereof the following: "fifteen."A bill to be entitled An Act exempting absentee soldiers Mr. Russell moved the adoption of the amendment.

and sailors from payment of poll tax as a qualification to Which was agreed to.vote in any election until the year 1922. Mr. Eussell offered the following amendment to House

Was taken up and read the third time in full. Bill No. 678:Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 408, the vote was: In Section 57, line 16, strike out the word "ten," andYeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, insert in lieu thereof the following: "fifteen."

Baker, Butler, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hugh- Mr. Russell moved the adoption of the amendment.lett, Hulley, Igou, ICing, MacWilliams, Malone, McLeod, Which was agreed to.

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Mr. Carlton offered the following amendment to House .Bill No. 678: By consent -In Section 65, line 14, strike out the words "the right Mr. Hughlett introduced-

to." Senate Bill No. 494: ,tor. arlton moved the adoption of the amendmentA bill to be entitled An Act concerning the use of pub-

M.Which was agreed to.lic roads within Palm Beach County, Florida; by the of-Which was agreed to. fcraetepoeso otatr fteLk otMr. King offered the following amendment to Houseficers agent employees of contractors of the Lake WorthKing fo Drainage D1istrict; to provide that such drainage district

At the end of Section line 26, add the : shall not be liable for damages resulting from the use of"Providend, commiSscions 7, lie2 adtefollowing: its vehicles or implements upon the public roads of Palm"Provided, commissions shall be alllowed tax collectors v h r om y UPOU e p r o

sldsctied tha blerk alowhed cout ax collectors Beach County, provided such vehicles or implements arefor lands certified to the clerk of the court at the rate used in construction work required under the Plan of

Mro King moved the adoption of the amendment. Reclamation 'or other work of said district, and providedWhich was not agreed to. atdsenuc vehicles or implements comply with the pro-Mr. Butler moved that the rules be waived and fint visions of Chapter 7329, Laws of Florida, approved May

House Bill No. 678, as amtended, sbe rved antid tie23, A. D. 1917; to re peal the provisions of Chapter 6997,ns ullad put uo. n its passg be read a third timeLaws of Florida, approved June 4th, A. D. 1915, and the

Which was agreed to by a twothirds voteprovisions of Chapter 7448, Laws of Florida, approvedAnd House Bill No. 678 was read a third time in full. May 30th, A. D. 1917, in so far as such provisions relateBy unanimous consent- to the use of such public roads by the officers, agents,Mr. Malone offered the following amendment to House employees or contractors of the Lake Worth Drainage

Bill No. 678: District; and concerning the procedure in court in casesIn Section 62, line 30, insert the following: "and city". where damage to roads is alleged to have been done or*Mr a e mved t isertthe follofwig "and city". may be done by vehicles or implements owned or used L.Ml. Malone moved the adoption of the amendment-yo o addsrc. Which was agreed to. a by or for said district.

Mr. MaTlone offered the following amendment to Hous Which was read the first time by its title.and1S Bill No. 678: Mr. Hughlett moved that the rules be waived andIn Section 73, after last line in section, add: "Nothinog Senate Bill No. 494 be read a second time by its titlein this Act shall be costrued to any tax due Ionly.

ii twnhis Act shall be construed to any tax due any city Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Mr. Malone moved the ad-of the amendment. +And Senate Bill No. 494 was read a second time by itsWhich walos agre oved to.he adoption of the aendent.title onlvyUpo call of the roll on the passage Of the bill, the Mr. Hughlett moved that the rules be further waived,

vo te on the passage of the bill teand that Senate Bill No. 494 be read a third time in full.Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, andht upas agreed tgby a two-thirds vote.

Baker, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Igou, Mc-Whcwaagedtbyawohisvt.Leod, Mor, Plyawford, Crosby, Eaton, Igou, eu-And Senate Bill No. 494 was read a third time in full.bu _ll oore, P 1pton, Roaud, Russell, Stokes, TurLn- Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the bull, Turnler, W~ilson-18.

Nys-Senato s Macilliams, Malone, Rowe-3. Yeas-Mr. President, Senators, Anderson, Andrews,o the bill, as amended, passed, title as stated.r, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Hul-And the same was ordered to be certified to the Houseley, Ioou, MacWilliams, Malone, McLeod, Moore, Plymp-of Representatives. ton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson-22.

Nays-None.

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So the bill passed, title as stated. And the same was ordered to be certified to the Hous1 1981

of Representatives. L f

~~Byv~~~~ co~~nse~~n-t-_~ ~visions hereof to be a misdemeanor, except that falseB- consent- swearing shall be perjury.Mr. Eaton introduced- Which was read the first time by its title.Senate Bill No. 495: r Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be waived, and Sen-A bill to be entitled An Act amending Section 26 of ate Bill No. 496 be read a second time by its title only.Chapter 6-158 of the Acts of 1913 of the Laws of Florida, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.relating to the creation, organization and maintenance And Senate Bill No. 496 was read a second time byof drainage districts, etc., etc. Iily.Which was read the first time by its title. Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be further waived, Mr. MacWilliams moved that the rules be waived and and that Senate Bill No. 496 be read a third timeL in

Senate Bill No. 495 be read a second time by its title full and put upon its passage.only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And Senate Bill No. 496 was read a third time inAnd Senate Bill No. 495 was read a second time by its full. title only. Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the vote

Mr. MacWilliams moved that the rules be further was-:waived and that Senate Bill No. 495 be read a third time Yeas-Mr.. President, Senators Aniderson, Andrews,in full and put upon its passage. Baker, Butler, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hul-

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. ley, Igou, MacWilliams, McLeod, Moore, Plymptou, Ro-And' Senate Bill No. 495 was read a third time in full. land, Rowe, Russell, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson-21 Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill the vote Nays-None. ^was: So the bill passed, title as stated.Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, And the same was ordered to be certified to the House

Baker, Carlton, Orawford, Eaton, Hughlett, Hulley, Igou, of Representatives.MacWTilliams, McLeod, Moore, Roland, Rowe, Russell,Turnbull, Turner, Wilson-19. Mr. Hughlett called up House Bill No. 807.

Nays-N\one. Which was taken up.So the bill passed, title as stated. House Bill No. 807:And the same was ordered to be certified to the House A bill to be entitled An Act concerning damages to

of Representatives. be assessed against and paid by the Lake Worth Drain- age District in Palm Beach County, Florida, and con-

By consent- cerning the liability or non-liability of said district forMr. Carlton introduced- damages; to authorize and empower the Board of Super-Senate Bill No. 496: - visors of said district to pay damages resulting fromA bill to be entitled An Act relating to elections held floods in said district; to provide a method of procedure

in the City of Tampa, Florida; prescribing the time and for assessing such damages through the appointment ofmanner of registration, regulating the manner of chal- a Board of Appraisers to hear and investigate claimslenging persons offering to vote, requiring production of therefor and to assess the amounts of such damages; tonaturalization certificates, or authenticating copies there- provide for the filing of an award of damages and final .of in certain cases, and declaring the violation of the pro- action thereon by the Circuit Court of Palm Beach

County, Florida; to provide for the entry of judgmentagainst said district; to provide for the levy and collec-tion of taxes and the issuance of time warrants to beused in settlement of such judgments; to provide thatsuch district shall not be liable for damages resulting

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from the use of its vehicles or implements upon the pub-lie roads of Palm Beach County; provided such vehicles House Bill No. 538 was taken up in its order and theor implements used in construction work required under consideration of the same was temporarily passed over.the plan of reclamation or other work of said district, and provided that such vehicles or implements complyoe Bill No. 145 -as taken up in i ts order ad thewith the provisions of Chapter 7329, Laws of Florida, Houe Bl No145 was taken up in its order and theapproved May 22, A. D. 1917; to repeal the provisions comnideration of the same was temporarily passed over.of Chapter 6997, Laws of Florida, approved June 4, Hoe Bill No. 516 was taken up in its order and theA. D. 1915, and the provisions of Chapter 7448, Laws of consideration of the same was temup in its order anly assed ovther.Florida, approved May 30, A. D. 1917, in so far as suchonsideration of the same was temporarily pase over.provisions relate to the use of such public roads by the HOS L BIL O T RAIGofficers, agents, employees or contractors of the Lake HOUSE LOAL S ON THID EADING.Worth Drainage District; and concerning the procedurein court in cases where damage to roads are alleged to House Bill No. 807 was taken up in its order and the have been done or may be done by vehicle implements consideration of the same was temporarily passed over.owned or used by or for said district.

Mr. Hughlett moved to indefinitely postpone House CONSIDERATION OF HOUSE LOCAL BILLS ONBill No. 807. SECOND READING.

Which w-vas agreed to.And House Bill No. 807 was indefinitely postponed. Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 320:And the action of the Senate was ordered to be cer- ,A bill to be entitled An Act to protect and regulate the

tified to the House of Representatives. fish industry in Moroe County, Florida. Was taken up.

~H~~ou~s~e Bill No. ~ S:~3'~ DMr. Malone moved that the rules be waived and Com-H bill to be entitled Bn Act to provide for the lew mittee Substitute for House Bill No. 320 be read a secondA bill to be entitled An Act to provide for the levytiiebisttlony

o. taxes for the vears 1919 and 1920. te by its title onlyWas taken tup and read the third time in full. WThich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.On motion, under a waiver of the rules, bv a two-thirds And Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 320 was

vote, House Bill No. 832 was referred to the Committee read a aasecond time by its title only .,'ot Housne . i' TNp to. '- wsrfrdtthCm Mr. Malone offered the tollowing amendment Comnmit-~on~ Fi~nance and~ ~T~axation.~ tee Substitute for House Bill No. 320:

CONSIDERATION OF BILLS AND JOINT ouStrike out See. 4, and insert in lieu thereof the follow-CONSIDE.RATION OF BILLS ALND JOJI

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,, ,,. -, , n * i .L ... ^iBy Consent- 'Mr. Malone offered the following amendment to the esss. Carlton and Igou introduced-

amendment to House Bill No. 320: Senate Bill No. 497:In Section 4, last line, add "all provisions of this Act A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 7325 of

shall be enforced by the Fish Commission." the Acts of the Legislature of 1917, the same being en-Mr. Malone moved the adoption of the amendment to titled An Act to create a State convict road force and to

the amendment to House Bill No. 320. authorize the working of certain prisoners on same; toWhich was agreed to. provide for their housing, feeding, clothing, guarding andThe question then recurred on the adoption of the general care; to provide for their transportation, super-

amendmuent. vision and the geenral conditions under which they shall ;The amendment was agreed to. be worked.Mr. Malone moved that the rules be waived and that Which was read the first time by its title.

Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 320 be read a Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be waived and Sen- third time in full and put upon its passage. ate Bill No. 497 be read a second time by its title only.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. elAnd' Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 320 was And Senate Bill No. 497 was read a second time by

read a third time in full. its title only.Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be further waived L

vote was: and that Senate Bill No. 497 be read a third time in fullYeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, and put upon its passage.

Baker, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Igou, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. King, Malone, Moore, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Single- And Senate Bill No. 497 was read a third time in tary Stokes, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson-21. full.

Nays-None. Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the So the bill, as amended, passed, title as stated. vote was: And the same was ordered to be certified to the House Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews,

of Representatives. Baker, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Hlul-ley, Igou, King, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, Moore,

By unanimous consent- Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Stokes, Turnbull, Tur- Mr. Stokes offered the following Senate Resolution No. per-23.

16. Nays-None. Resolved, That the President of the Senate appoint a So the Bill passed, title as stated.

committee of three Senators who shall call on the State And the same was ordered to be certified to the HousePrinter and Secretary of State to ascertain what, if any, of Representatives.legislation is necessary to have the general laws enactedat this session promptly printed and distributed. The hour of recess having arrived, the Senate took

Which was read. a recess to 3:00 o'clock P. M.Mr. Stokes moved' to adopt the resolution.Which was agreed to.And- . , , > , AFTERNOON SESSION-3:00 P. M.The President appointed, under the Resolution, Messrs.

Stokes, MacWilliams and Moore as such committee. The Senate reconvened at 3:00 p. m. pursuant to recessorder.

The President in the chair.

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The roll was called and the following Senators an- Was taken up.swered to their name: Mr. Hughlett moved that the rules be waived andj

Mr. President Senators Anderson, Andrews, Baker, I House Bill No. 779 be read a second time by its titleButler, Carlton, Crawford, Eaton, Hughlett, Hulley, onlvIgou, Johnson, King, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone, Ma- only.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.this, MceLeod, Moore, Oliver, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Which w ias agreed to by a twothrds vote.Ru~sell, Singo~letarly, Stokes, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson- Anda House Bill No. 779 was read a second time by itsu29.sll, Singletarytitle only.2 quorum presentMr Hughlett offered the following amendment to

House Bill No. 779:The Senate resumed consideration of- In Section 1, line 2, strike out the words "and M. C.

The Senate resuBLed considerationCN R Hardee of Dania, Florida," and insert in lieu thereofthe following: "A. B. Love of Davis, Florida."

HOUSE LOCAL BILLS ON SECOND READING. Mr. Hughlett moved the adoption of the amendment.

Houe Bill No. 427 was taken up in its order and the ahich was agreed tBo. waivedconsideration of the same was temporarily passed over. Mr. Hughlett moved that the rules be further waied

and that House Bill No. 779 be read a third time in fulland put upon its passage.

House Bill No. 549 was taken up in its order and the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.consideration of the same was temporarily passed over. And House Bill No. 779, as amended, was read a third

consideration of the salme was temporarily passed over. was thrtieind oulel. idn , as Andews Ad

House Bill No. 656 was taken up in its order and the JUpon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the voteconsideration of the same was temporarily passed over. was:

Yeas-M r. President, Senators Andlerson, Andrewsi House Bill No. 503: Baker, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hulley, Igou, John-A bill to be entitled An Act to fix the compensation to son, King, Lowryv, MacWilliams, Mathis, McLeod, Oliver,

be paid jurors in the County Judge's Court of Wakulla Plymupton, Roland, Rowe, Stokes, Turnbull, Turner, Wil-County, Florida. son- 2' 3 .

'Was taken up. Nays-None.Mr. Johnson moved to indefinitely postpone House Bill So the bill as amended passed, title as stated.

No. 503. - And the same was ordered to be certified to the HouseWhich was agreed to. of Representatives.And the action of the Senate was ordered to be cer- House Bill No. 799:

tified to the House of Representatives. A bill to be entitled An Act to regulate and protect

House Bill No. 629 was taken up in its order and the the fishing industry in the fresh water lakes, rivers,House Bill No. 629 was taken up in its order and the jfstreams and ponds of Wakulla County, Florida.

consideration of the same was temporarily passed over. Was taken up.

House Bill No. 746 was taken up in its order and the Mr. Oliver moved that the rules be waived and House

consideration of the same was temporarily passed over. Bill No. 799 be read a second time by its title only.

~~~~House Bill No. 779:-~~ A ~Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.House Bill No. 779, And House Bill No. 799 was read a second time byA bill to be entitled An Act creating -and appointing nd House Bill No. 799 as rea a second time by

a Board of Supervisors for the Napoleon B. Broward its. t live moved that the rules be further waivedDrainage District, and fixing their compensation and ,an. Olivd that ouse Bill No. 799 be read a third time in full

terms of offlc& ~~~~~~~~~~~and that House Bill No. 799 be reada.tidiminfl~~~terms of offied. ~and put upon its passage.

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1988 House Bill No. 820: A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the Board of *

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Public Instruction of Liberty County, Florida, to issueAnd House Bill No. 799 was read a third time in interest-bearing time warrants for the purpose of paying

full. certain indebtedness of said board.full. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Was taken up.Upon the call of the roll on the passage of the bill, -he Was taken up.vote was: Mr. Oliver moved that the rules be waived and House

Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, Bill No. 820 be read a second time by its title only.Baker, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hulley, Johnson, Which was agreed to by a. two-thirds vote.King, Lowry, MAlacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, MeLeod, And House Bill No. 820 was read a second time by its Oliver, Plymnpton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Stokes, Turn- title only.bull, Turner, Wilson-24. Mr. Oliver moved that the rules be further waived, and

Nays-None. that House Bill No. 820 be read a third time in full and So the bill passed, title as stated. put upon its passage.And the same was ordered to be certified to the House Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote,

or Representatives. And House Bill No. 820 was read a third time in full. House Bill No. 798: Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the A bill to be entitled An Act to regulate and- protect veas-M:. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews,^fi~h 1 - 0 b n e d e n t t i tl ed ^ A ? ^ r eg ^Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, the fishing industry in the fresh water lakes, rivers, 1-aker, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Hulley, John-streams and ponds of Liberty County, Florida. , lo King, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, Mc-W"as taken up. Leod, Mioore, Oliver, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell,Mr. Oliver moved that the rules be waived and, House Stokes, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson- 2 6.

Bill No. 798 be read a second time by its title only.' Nays-None. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. So the bill passed, title as stated.And Hone Bill No. 798 was read a second time by its And tile same was ordered to be certified to the House

title only. of Representatives.Mr. Oliver moved that the rules be further waived, andof prs e

that House Bill No. 798 be read' a third time in full House Bill No. 822:and put upon its passage. A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the Board ofWhich w'as agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Public Instruction of Liberty County, Florida, to issue

And House Bill No. 798 was, read a third time in full interest-bearing time warrants against Special Tax Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill the School District Number Fourt of Liberty County, Flor-

vote was: ida, for the purpose of building and equipping school ,Yeas-Mr. President, 'Senators Anderson, Andrews, id buildingi.

Baker, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hulley, Igou, John- as taken up.sol, King, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, Oliver, Alr. Oliver moved that the rules be waived and HousenPlyrWpton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Stokes, Turnbull, Tur-Bill No. 822 be read a second time by its title only.

Nays-None-4. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.SoNthe bill passed, title as stated.And House Bill No. 822 was read a second time by its

And the same was ordered' to be certified to the Houser. Oliver moved that the rules be further waived and .of Representatives.M rles b t waiv t e in full andthat House Bill No. 822 be read a third time in full andHouse Bills Nos. 307 and 788 were taken up on their put upon its passage.order and the consideration of the same was temporarilypassed over.

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~~~~~~~1990b~~~~~~ 11991Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. BuAnd House Bill No. 822 was read a third time in full Houside Bill No. 01the sams take up in its order and theUpon call of the roll on the passage of, the bill the consideration of the same was temporarily passed over.

vote was:Yeas-Mn~r. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, ~House Bill No. 850:Bae, Craford, Crosbye, enatorn, ughlett, HAndr lley, John- rsA bill to be entitled An Act for the relief of the estate

son, Ring, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, McLeod, of G. M. Condrey, late of Coleman, Sumter County, Flor-Moore, Oliver, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Stokes, ida.Turnbull, Turner, rilson-26. Was taken up.-Nays-None- Mr. Lowry moved that the rules be waived and' HouseSo the bill passed title as stated. NBill No. 850 be read a second time by its title only.So the bill passed, title as stated. Which was agreed to by'atohid vote.And the same was ordered to be certified to the House ih was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.of Representatives. And Houe Bill No. 850 was read a second time by itstitle only.

House Bill No. 847. - Ai r. Lowry moved that the rules be further waived andA bill to be entitled An Act to prescribe the open and that House Bill No. 850 be read a third time in full andclosed season for hunting of squirrels in Escambia Coun- put upon its passage.ty, Florida, and providing penalty for the violation of Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.this Act. And House Bill No. 850 was read a third time in full.thias tak e u Upn the call of the roll on the passage of the bill, theAWas taken lip.M3r. Stokes moved that the rules be waived and House vote wvas:Bill No. 847T be read a second tilme by its title only. Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews,Which wasagreed to by a two-thirds vote. Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Hllley, Igou, John-And House Bill No. 847 was read a second time by son, King, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis, Mc-its title only. Leod, Moore, Oliver, Plympton, Rolandcl, Rowe, Russell,Mr. Stokes mloved that the rules be further waived Stokes, Wilson-24.and that House Bill No. 847 be read a third time in Nays-None.full and put upon its passage. So the bill passed, title as stated.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Andl the same was ordered to be certified to the HouseAnd House Bill No. 847 was read a third time in of Replresentatives.full.Upon call of the roll oil the passage of the bill, the vote House. Bill No. 666 was taken up in its order and thewas: consideration of the same was temporarily passed over.Yeafh-Mr.. Presjideult, )enators Auderson, Andrew,Crawford, C'rosby, Eaton, Hughlett, Hulley, Igou, John- By consent-son, Killg, LOr1- y MacTilliams, ialone. Mathis, Mc- X r. Butler introduced-

Leod, Moore, Oliver, Plymipton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Senate Bill No. 499:Stokl-es, Turnbull, Turner, WMilson-26. A bill to be entitled An Act granting and confirmingNays-None riparian rights and submerged and filled in lands.So the bill passed, title as stated. Which was read the first time by its title.And the same was ordered to be certified to the House Mr. Butler moved that the rules be waived and Senateoi Representatives. Bill No. 499 be read a second time by its title only.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.couse Bill No. S3a9 was taken up in its order and the And Senate Bill No. 499 was read a second time by itsconsideration of the Same was temporarily passed over. title only.

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Mr. Butler moved that the rules be further waived, McLeod, Moore, Oliver, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, and that Senate Bill No. 499 be read a third time in full Singletary, Stokes, Turnbull, \WVilson-27. and put upon its passage. JNays-None. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.So the bill passed, title as stated.A^nd Senate Bill No. 499 was read a third time in full. And the same was ordered to be certified to the HouseUpon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the ol Representatives.vote was:Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews, By consent-Baker, Butler, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hugh- Mr. Lowry introduced-lett, Hulley, King, Lowry, MacWilliams, Malone McLeod, Senate Bill No. 501:Moore, Oliver, Plympton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Sin- A bill to be entitled An Act to abolish the presentgletary, Stokes, Turnbull, Wilson-26. municipal government of the City of Tallahassee, in theNays-None. County of Leon, in the State of Florida and to create.So the bill passed, title as stated. establish and organize a municipality to be known andAnd the same wasordered to be certified ro the House designated as the City of Tallahassee, and to define itsof Representatives.territorial boundaries and to provide for its government,

ofr>~ lie~~~ prese~~ntatives. +jurisdiction, powers, franchises and privileges.BMr Consent- Which was read the first time by its title.Up. A'ilson introduced- Mr. Lowry moved that the rules be waived and SenateSenate Bill No. 500: Bill No. 501 be read a second time by its title only.A bill to be entitled An Act to legalize and validateWhich was agreed to by a twho-thirds vote.the election held in the County of Manatee, State of Mr. Lowry moved that the rules be further waived andFlorida, on the fifth dlay of November, A. D. 1918, to that Senate Bill No. 501 be read a third time in full anddetermine lwhether the compulsory systematic tick erad-put upon its passage. Lication work and the compulsory dipping of cattle shouldWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Bsobe conducted in said county. And Senate Bill otho. 501 was read a third time in full.Which was read the first time by its title. Upon the call of the roll on the passage of the bill,Mr. WilsoL moved that the rules be waived and Sen- the vote was:ate Bil No. 500 be reat a seond tie by its title only Yeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Andrews,hBill No. 500 be read to by a to- thirds its title only. Baker, Butler, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hugh-

And Senate Bill No. 500 wasa read a second time by.lett, Hulley, Igou, Johnson, King, Lowry, MacWilliams,its ni Senate Bill No. 500 as read a second tie by Malone, Mathis, McLeod, Moore, Oliver, Plympton,Mr. iso moved that the rles be further wiv'Roland, Rowe, Russell, Singletary, Stokes, Turnbull, Wils"aron oe that thme rules b further waiver& Turner, Wilson-30.and that Senate Bill No. 500 be read a third time in Nays-None. full and put upon its passage. So the bill passed, title as stated.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. ; s h i ^ i i s sae.*lThieh was areed to by a to-thirds vote. And the same was ordered to be certified to the HouseAnd Senate Bill No. 500 was read a third time h or Representatives. fillt.

thepo the all of the roll on the pssage of the bill, Mr. Plympton moved to waive the rules and that thethe otYeas-Mr. President, Senators Senate do now take up House Bill No. 516Bker, Caas-lton, Crawfordent, Senators Anderson, AHiuh dres, Mr. Carlton moved as a substitute motion that House Baker, Carlton, Crawford, Crosby, Eaton, Hulghlett, Hll- Bill No. 516 be committed to Committee on Judiciary A.ley, Igon, Johnson, King, MacWilliams, Malone, Mathis. Which was agreed to. Judiciay A

And the bill was so committed.

1994 1995

BMy consent-c and that Senate Bill No. 468 be read a third time in full Mr. Eaton called up: and, put upon its passage.House Bill No. t59: eWphich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.A bill to be entitled An Aet directin the Secretary of And Senate Bill No. 468 was read a third time in full.the State to furnish Bound House and Senate Journals Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill theand Session Laws to certain attaches of the Tegislature vote was:

of the State of Florida. vote was:W'as taken up. Yeas-Fr. President, Senators Andersop, Andrews,Mr. Eaton moved that the rules be waived and House nulley, Johnson, CKingf, Lorosby, Eatci , Hughlett,

Bill No. 859 be read a second tim e by its title only. Leo, Moon, Oi r Lom , RaWilliamn, oaleWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.re OlierPlympton, Roland Rowe, RAnd House Bill No. 859 was read a second time by its sell, Singletary, Stokes, Turnbull, Turner, Wilson-27.

title only. Nays-None.Mdew the bill passed, title as stated.M~r. Eaton moved that lthse rules NoS5e further u and the same was ordered to be certified to the Housethat House Bill No. 859 be read a third time in full and

put upon its passage. of Representatives.Which was agreed to by a. two-thirds vote.

iAnd House Bill No. 859 was read a third time in full. By consent- hUpon call of the roll on the passage of the bill, the Senate Bill No. 502:

v=t was:R Mr. Stokes introduced-vS~~~o ~~~~th~e was:Bil ~ bA bill to be entitled An Act to legalize and validateYeas-Mr. President, Senators Anderson, Baker, Carl- theelection held in the County of Escambia, State ofton, Crawford, Eaton, Hughlett, Hulley, Igo. Johnson. tlecion

King, Lowry, Macrilliams, Malone, Mat],is McLeoder the sixeenh d y Myea. 18 to de-. i Y r vlpn lu or usl iletermine whether the compulsory systematic tick eradiMoore, Oliver, Plypton, Roland, Rowe, Russell, Single- the compulsory dipping of cattle should

of Representatives. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Byv consent Mr. Carlton calld -And oSenate Bill No. 502 was read a second time bySenate Bill No. 468: its title only.A bill to be entitled An Act to create count pant Mr. Stokes moved that the rules be further waived, and

boards in certain counties of this State, to presribe that Senate Bill No. 502 be read a third time in full andtheir powers and duties, and to authorize the aase~s- put upon its passage.ment and collection of a tax to carry out the provi- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.sions of this Act. And Senate Bill No. 502 was read a third time in full.

Was taken up. Upon the call of the roll on the passage of the bill,Mr. Carltoa moved that the rules be waived and Senate the vote Vas:

Bill No. 468 be read a second time by its title onul. tYeas-Mei. President, Senators Anclerson, Andrews,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Bakler, Calilton, Crawford, Crosby, Hughlett, Hulley,And Senate Bill No. 468 was read a second time by its Igou, Johnson, King, Lowry, Malone, McLeod, Moore,

title only. Oliver, Plylmpton, Rowe, Russell, Singletary, Stokes,MIr. Carlton moved that the rules be further waived Turubtll, Turner, Wilson-2 5.

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Nays-None. 1997 TSo the bill passed, title as stated.' rAnd the same was ordered to be certified to the House and regrade and reclassify the same where mistakes have 'I

of Representatives. been made and make a thorough report of their findingsin the premises to the Commissioner of the General Land

Mr Huhonsent- rdc- Office and the Trustees of the Internal ImprovementMr. Hughlett introduced-FundSenate Joint Resolution No. 498: Fund.WSeren rma t hlae aJoint oRevsoition No. sm9t:Which was read the first time by its title.Whereas, FromL the large amount of evidence submit- Mr. Hughlett moved that the rules be waived, and

ted to the Land Department of the State of Florida, it ' Senate Joint Resolution No. 498 be read a second time.appears that when Sections twenty-two (22), twenty-five Which was agreed to by a tworthirds vote. ;(25), twenty-seven (27), thirty-four (34), and thirty-five f And Senate Joint Resolution No. 498 was read a sec-(35), in To-niiship thirty-seven (37) South, Range thirty- ond time.five (35) East, were graded, numerous errors were made By consent, further consideration of Senate Joint Res-in that certain of the said lands were designated as high olution No. 498 was informally passed over.lands when they should have been designated as swampand overflowed lands; and, By consent-

Whereas, Various citizens of the State of Florida have Mr. Carlton introduced- acquired title in lJortionss of the said lands under mis-Senate Bill No. 503:apprehensions, which they were not responsible for; A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit fighting con-alld, tests between beasts or fowls, and to prescribe a penalty

Whereas, Certain portions of the said lands have been for violation thereof. entered and granted as homestead which were clearly Which was read the first time by its title. covered by the Swamp Land Grant Act of 1850; and, Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be waived and Senate

Whereas, Through all these mistakes and errors in Bill No. 503 be read a second time by its title only.grading and clasification various citizens of the State Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.of Florida are about to be deprived of lands that they en- And Senate Bill No. 503 was read a second time by itstered in good faith and had a reasonable right to be- title only.lieve that they would in due course acquire a perfect Mr. Turnbull moved that Senate Bill No. 503 be re-title thereto; and, ferred to a committee for examination.

Whereas, a great injustice will be perpetrated on these Which was not agreed to. citizens if the present grade and classification is allowed Mr. Carlton moved that the rules be further waived to stand, which is not the purpose of the Federal or and that Senate Bill No. 503 be read a third time in fullState Governments if errors have been mnade therein; and put upon its passage.

Now, therefore, in order that justice may be done to Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.all parties concerned, and a thorough and correct status And Senate Bill No. 503 was read a third time in full.of these lands ascertained. Upon call of the roll on the passage of the bill the

Be it resolved bv the House of Representatives, the vote was:Senate concurring, That the Commissioner of the Gen- Yeas-Senators Anderson, Baker, Carlton, Crawford,eral Land Office at Washington, D. C., be and he is here- Hughlett, Igou, King, MeLeod, Moore, Oliver, Rowe, Rus-by requested to send a representative of the Federal Gov- sell, Wilson-13S . ,_, eminent to Tallahassee, Florida, to meet with a repre-Nays-Senators Andrews, ton, aton e, Hulley, Johnson, sentative of the Trustees of the Internal Improvement Lowry, Malone, Mathis, Plympton, Stokes, Turnbull-11.Fund to go over and examine all the lands as aforesaid So the bill passed, title as stated.

And the same was ordered to be certified to the Houseof Representatives.

1998 1999

By consent, the following reports were submitted: visions; to provide for the obligations of towns, cities and

Mr. Eaton, Chairman of the Joint Committee on En- the district, and to provide for the payment thereof; torolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol-b provide for the construction of roads, bridges, culverts,lowing report: canals, drains, ditches, dikes, dams, and other internal

Senate Chamber, improvements therein; and for other necessary and inci-Tallahassee, Fla., June 2, 1919. dental purposes.

Hon. James E. Calkins', Also-President Gf the Senate. (Senate Bill No. 181)

Sir: An Act to legalize the town government of Inverness,zThe Joint Commnittee to whom was referred- Florida, to fix the corporate limits, and to provide a(Senate Bill No. 313) :common seal therefor, and to grant a charter to saidAn Act to abolish the present municipal government municipality.

of the Town of Jennings, in Hamilton County, Florida; Have carefully examined the same and find them cor-to legalize and validate the ordinance of said Town of rectly enrolled.Jennings, and official acts thereunder; to create and es- The same having been duly signed by the Speaker and tablish a new municipality to be known as the Town of Chief Clerk of the House of Representatives, we here- Jennings, Hamilton County, Florida; and to fix and pro- with present the same for the signature of the Presidentvide its territorial limits, jurisdiction and powers of its, and Secretary of the Senate. officers. Very respectfully,

Also- 0. M. EATON,(Senate Bill No. 339) Chairman of Joint Committee on the Part of the Senate.Aln Act to abolish the present municipal governmentThe bills contained in the above report were duly

of the Town of Tavares. Lake County, Florida, and to signed by the President and Secretary of the Senate inorganize a town government for the same and, to provide open session and ordered referred to the chairman of theits jurisdiction and powers; to erect the same into an in- Joint Committee on the part of the Senate to be conveyeddependent road district of Lake County. to the Governor for his approval.

Also-(Senate Bill No. 431) AMr. Baker, Chairman of the Committee on Agriculture,An Act to create and establish the Tatum submitted the following report:

toad and Drainage District; to define its boun-daries and to prescribe its powers, privileges, dutiesSenate Chamberand liabilities; to name the members of its first Tallahassee, Fla, June 2, 1919.Board of Supervisors and to designate the officers and Hon. Jas. E. Calkins,agents of said district; to provide for the levying of Pr-esident of the Senate,taxes upon the property in said distri