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The Senate convened at 3:00 o'clock P. M., pursuant to Senate Chamber, notadjournment on Friday, May 16, 1941. Tallahassee, Fla., May 19, 1941 subo

Senator Dye, President Pro Tempore, presiding. Senator Wilson, Chairman of the Committee on APpropri WorThe roll was called and the following Senators answered tions, reported that the Committee had carefully considered age

to their names: the following bill and recommends that the same pass. ingSenators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Clarke, Senate Bill No. 604: and

Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Gra- A bill to be entitled An Act providing for a State Service of. shelham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, ficer an assistant State Service Officer and three field sere. schcKing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, taries in the State of Florida, and to prescribe their Powers thePrice, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward. and duties and to fix their compensation. Their duties shall sonsWhitaker, Wilson-36. be in connection with the handling of claims of all veteram reas

A quorum present. of all wars and their dependents, and soldiers, sailors and jecsPrayer by the Chaplain. marines of the armed forces of the United States who served of cThe reading of the Journal was dispensed with. during peace time and received injuries directly due to their ofThe Journal of Friday, May 16, 1941, was corrected and as AeLvWILSONf tl

corrected was approved. AS , erSenator Horne moved that a committee be appointed to Chairman politescort the Honorable Rivers H. Buford, Justice of the Supreme And Senate Bill No. 604, contained in the above report, was depa

Court of Florida, to a seat on the rostrum. placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. saiaWhich was agreed to. Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed withThe presiding officer appointed Senators Horne, Whitaker, Bills, submitted the following report: Ha

and Lewis as the committee. Senate Chamber. grossREPORTS OF COMMITTEES Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.

Senator Beall, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary "A", HPrenJdentRof theaehnate Ansubmitted the following report: Sir: refer

Senate Chamber, Si:rlrTallahassee, fla., May 15, 1941. ~Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred SeiTallahassee, Flate MllaylX 1 1941 (with amendments) after third reading: Bills,

Hon. John R. Beacham,President of the Senate. Senate Bill No. 235:

Sir: A bill to be entitled An Act amending Section 5491 of the H0n.Your Committee on Judiciary "A", to whom was referred: Revised General Statutes of Florida of 1920, now Section 7649. PreSenate Bill 413: Compiled General Laws of Florida of 1927, by providing thai Sir:A billto beentitled An Act relating to the compensation of said Act shall not apply to theaters in which moving pictures Yosbill to be etteAnAtrltntotecm nsinOfare shown. wtthe Clerks of the following courts: The Circuit Courts, Crimi- ave c l am n do twihe

nal Courts of Record, Civil Courts of Record. Courts of Crime Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly en- Senand County Courts in all counties of the State of Florida, and grossed, and return same herewith, A bthe Court of Record for Escambia County, and repealing all S. A. HINELY, salnri.Laws in conflict herewith. Chairmlan thi;

Have had the same under consideration, and recommend And Senate Bill No. 235, contained in the above report, wUS brancthat the same does not pass. referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. begirl

PHILIP D. BEALL, Senator Hinely. Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed HaChairman. Bills, submitted the following report: engro!

And Senate Bill No. 413, contained in the above report, was Senate Chamber,laid on the table. Tallahassee, Fla., May 19, 1941.

Senate Chamber, Hon. John R. Beacham, AndTallahassee, Fla., May 19, 1941. President of the Senate. certifi

Senator Ward, Chairman of the Committee on Public Roads Sir:d Sen:and Highways, reported that the Committee had carefully Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred Bslls,considered the following bill and recommends that the same (with amendments) after third reading:pass, with Committee amendments. Senate Bill No. 444:

Senate Bill No. 595: A bill to be entitled An Act amending Sections 1, 2 5, 68 1I0us. J

A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- and 12-A of Chapter 15861, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, O' Preslish a certain State road and giving it a name. titled: "An Act to create the Florida Agricultural and Indu" Sir:

Which amendments are as follows: trial Relief Commission as a State Agency to aid agricultur¶ You]forestation and reforestation, subsistence homesteads, ind (WithAmendment No. 1: dustry and commerce; to relieve unemployment; to aid SenaStrike out all of Sections 2 and 3, and in lieu thereof insert assist counties, municipalities, political subdivisions. boa0rd A b

the following: and commissions in this State and private corporatiofans aenI Instrul"Section 2. The State Road Department shall assign an ciations and persons, in securing from the Federal governfnjg or D or1appropriate Number to said road, and said road shall receive or the Reconstruction Finance Corporation or from or WOOl~4 rea]orl

all the rights and privileges of other designated State Roads, other federal agencies, loans or grants of money apPI . fruir eand it shall be surveyed and located as soon as practicable. by the Congress or that may be appropriated, available f r C

Amendment No. 2: loan or grant and for objects or purposes designated or mm rllpoed by Congress; and to promote the pulc orf$.~ t ,sdasRenumber Sections Nos. 4 and 5 to read "Sections 3 and4" 4." puolic welfl Dioritgdefine and fix the powers of said commission; providing V4ct 5iairDAVID ELMER WARD appointment of its members and fixing their term of v,

Chairman. require the commission to make annual reports to the 0 0perr ellgroeAnd Senate Bill No. 595, contained in the above report, to- and pay to the State Treasurer the net profits fron2 prYi#de

gether with Committee Amendments thereto, was placed on tions; to appropriate for loan to the commission and Pse 5'the Calendar of Bills on second reading. for its repayment," by providing that the name of said c0

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,iOn shall hereafter be "Florida State Improvement Commis- And Senate Bill No. 330, contained in the above report,nsi" and that said Commission may borrow or otherwise was certified to the House of Representatives.

obtain funds from public or private sources to accomplish the Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossedobjects and purposes contemplated by said Act, which are Bills, submitted the following report:the acquisition, construction, maintenance, operation andSenate Chamberfinancing of any and all enterprises, plans, projects, public Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.works and services devoted to public use, needful in the publicinterest and/or self-liquidating in character, including (but Hon. John R. Beacham,rnot restricted to) forestation, reforestation, forest products, President of the Senate.\ subsistence homesteads, bridges, highways, ferries, water- Sir:E works, water supply, distribution systems. irrigation and drain- Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referredage projects, canals, bulkheads, tunnels, docks, markets, hous- (with amendments) after third reading:ing projects and warehouses, public office buildings, canning Senate Bill No. 254:and packing plants, airports, airplane hangars and shops.,munitions and arms factories, arsenals, public bomb-proof h bill to be entitled An Act apprlopriating money for theshelters, shipbuilding yards, military and aviation training use and benefit of Florida National Exhibits, Inc., in ccn-schools and any public project needful in the furtherance of nectlon with the deficit in the establishment and maintenance

he national defense program, and to charge and collect rea- of the Florida Exhibit at the New York World's Fair andthsonable tols and/or other reasonable charges, and to make for the establishment and maintenance of Florida Exhibitssonable tolls and/or other reasonable charges, and to make a tatcCt n te arepstosadmeigreasonable regulations, for the use thereof by the public, sub- at Atlantic City and other fairs, expositions and meetingsjec to the laws of Florida regulating the operation and rates of nation-wide importance and for the establishment of properof chaiges for such utilities, and also providing the manner warehouse facilities to care for these exhibits when not inof obtaining such funds, and designating the Treasurer use.of the State of Florida as Treasurer of the Commission and Have carefully examined same, and find same correctlyexpressly authorizing any county, municipality, drainage dis- engrossed, and return same herewith.trict, road or bridge district, school district, and/or any other S. A. HINELY,political subdivision, board or commission, state agency or Chairman.department of the State of Florida to make and enter into with And Senate Bill No. 254, contained in the above report,saio commission, contract, leases and purchase agreements was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills.within the provisions and purposes of this Act.

Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly en- led Bill t p hS etd egrossed, and return same herewith,Enrolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol-

S. A. HINELY, lowing report:Chairman. Senate Chamber,

And Senate Bill No. 444, contained in the above report, was , Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. Hon. John R. Beacham,

Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed Sir: dent of the e eBills, submitted the following report: Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was

Senate Chamber, referred:Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.

Hon. John R. Beacham. House Concurrent Resolution No. 1:President of the Senate. Inviting the Honorable Wendell L. Willkie to address the

Sir: Legislature of the State of Florida on World Affairs.Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred House Bill No. 179:

(with amendments) after third reading: A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and Estab-Senate Bill No. 506: lish a Certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.A bill to be entitled An Act making appropriations for the House Bill No. 181:

salaries of the officers and employees of the State and for An Act to Declare, Designate and Establish a Certain Statethi; current operating expenses of the departments and Road in Duval County, Floridabranches of the state government for the annual periods House Bill No. 182:beginning July 1, 1941, and July 1, 1942.- l 0 . 2

beginning July 1, 1941, and July 1, 1942. A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and Estab-Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly lish a Certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.

engrossed, and return same herewith.Hs Bl N 1S. A HINELY House Bill No. 183:

I|~~~~~~ ~~~Chairman A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and Estab-Anri alonc.+ a-,-1, .T e^ i * *C rm lish a Certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.A nd Senate Bill No. 506, contained in the above report, was

certified to the House of Representatives. House Bill No. 184:Senator Hinely Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and Estab-

Bills, submitted the following report: lish a Certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.Senate Chamber, House Bill No. 365:

H John , eahm Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941. A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and Estab-i e John R. Beacham, lish a State Road in Volusia County.

Sir dent of the Senate.House Bill No. 379:

l Your Committee n E d B I1 t h f d A bill to be entitled An Act Defining, Designating andwith fCommittee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred Establishing the Open Season in which it may be lawful a

" amendments) after third reading: take, hunt or kill Game, Game Bird, or Fur Bearing Animals.Senate Bill No. 330: as defined in Chapter 13644 of the Acts of 1929 in Hign-ilstrunbll to be entitled An Act relating to mortgages or other las County, Florida, said Open Season being from the

or e nts, to or in favor of ,ny person, firm, association 20th day of November of each year to the 31st day of Jan-| reor ation making agricultural loans, creating liens on ary of the succeeding year, and providing that all lawsti or Personal property, or agricultural horticultural r or parts of laws in colflict herewith shall be repealed; pro-erops, Planted growing or to be planted, grown or raised viding that said Act shall prohibit the taking, hunting or

o existing indebtedness and/or future advances in- killing of any doe or female deer in said Highlands County,i ring . aPonaland obligtry advances providing for the Florida; providing that the Open Season for taking, hunt-

0̂ ty Of suchmortgages or other ostiments and pro ing or killing of buck deer only in Highlands County, Florida.A fe sths otesholl become ieffective, shall be from the 20th day of November to December 31st

I niVe carefully same "ec o m e el f ec t l of each year; providing that a violation of said Act shallI mrssed, ulyeaidsme, and ifindd same correctly be deemed a misdemeanor and that any person, persons,

,and return same herewith. firm or corporation upon the conviction of violating saidS. A. HINELY, Act shall be punished as provided by the General Laws of

f~~~~~~~~. ~Chairman. the State of Florida.

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House Bill No. 494: House Bill No. 186: I fA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 7, 8, 10, 14, A bil] to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab. Pr(

26, 56, 61, 61-a, 62-a, 62(e), 64, 67(1) and 67(L) of Chapter lish a certain State Road in Duval County. florida.13972, Special Acts of 1929, being "An Act to abolish the House Bill No. 187:present Municipal Government of the City of Coral Gables,prdesen MunicipalGoveraanm renteof esthe bCit ofCoragabzes A bill to be entitled An Act to declare. designate and establishDade County, Florida, and create, establish and organize a municipality to be known and designated as the City of a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. To'Coral Gables. and to define its territorial boundaries, and House Bill No. 188: to!to provide for taxes, government, jurisdiction, powers and A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab. Ia:privileges," as amended by subsequent Acts, Section 700 re- lish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.lating to inquisitorial power of the commission to determine House Bill No. 228: Parfacts essential to taking official action: Section 8, 10, and anG14 relating to the Election of Commissioners and Mayor and A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab. doetheir term of office: Section 26 relating to the organization lish a certain State Road in Jackson County, florida. forof departments by the commission Section 56 relating to House Bill No. 230: bullannual audit of accounts and financial affairs of the city; A bill to be entitled An Act authoriziimg the State Road in,Sections 61, 61-a. 62a, 67(1) and 67(L) relating to the de- Department of Florida to acquire by purchase, or otherwise,velopment of canal and waterway improvements as special i a toll road known as Hecksher Drive in Duval County, florida;provements: and Sections 62 (e) and 64 relating to approval to extend said Road from Duval County to the City Limits of PrC,of assessment Lien by Qualified Electors. Fernandina, in Nassau County, Florida: and to declare, desig-

House Bill No. 517: nate and establish said Road, as extended. as a State Road.A bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and House Bill No. 246:

Establish a Certain State Road. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-House Bill No. 516: lish a Certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida. SEA bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and House Bill No. 247: En

lowi.Establish a Certain State Road. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-House Bill No. 591: ilsh a Certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida.A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering House Bill No. 248: Hon

the Board of Bond Trustees of Putnam County, Florida, tocontract to sell, and to sell and convey the Memorial Bridge A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Pracross the St. Johns River at Palatka to the State Road lish a certain State Road in Jackson and Bay Counties, Florida. Sir:Department of Florida. House Bill No. 249: YC

House Bill No. 697: A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- refeiA bill to be entitled An Act to Declare, Designate and lish a certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida. Hc

Establish a Certain State Road in Dade County. House Bill No. 275: AHouse Bill No. 730: A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish a on aA bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the City of Talla- certain Road in Bay County, Florida, as a part of existing emplSetate Road ino20 Same beingFoia Us S Road No.31 e xstairg

hassee. Florida, to regulate the transportation of persons and State Road No. 20. Same being U S Road No. 231.of hiproperty for hire on the streets of said city, authorizing House Bill No. 407: Missi

the city to grant an exclusive franchise to any person, per- A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish as a reasons, firm or corporation for the use of the streets of said State Road a certain road in Santa Rosa County, Florida, and nateccity for the operation of an automobile bus system of trans. to provide for assigning of a State Road Number thereto. to oxportation of persons for hire and ratifying and confirmingany franchise heretofore granted for such purpose by the House Bill No. 408: HoCity Commission of said city. A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish as a A

House Bill No. 751: State Road a certain road in Santa Rosa County, Florida, and direc'A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 102 of Chap- to provide for assigning of a State Road Number thereto. Flori(

ter No. 12790 of the Special Acts of the Legislature of the House Bill No. 409: LyndLynnState of Florida of 1927, entitled: An Act to abolish the A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish as a bereapresent municipality of Haines City, Polk County, Florida. State Road a certain road in Santa Rosa County, Florida, and Stateand to establish, organize and constitute a municipality to to provide for assigning of a State Road Number thereto. andbe known and designated as the City of Haines City, Polk House Bill No. 410: fromCounty, Florida, and to define its territorial boundaries andto provide for its jurisdiction, powers and privileges and to A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish as a resultauthorize the said City of Haines City, Polk County, Florida. State Road a certain road in Santa Rosa County. Florida, and andto enforce ordinances of said city, and repealing all laws and to provide for assigning of a State Road Number thereto. I-lotparts of laws in conflict herewith. House Bill No. 491: Ab

RoadBeg leave to report that the same have this day been A bill to be entitled An Act to name and design ate Statepresented to the Governor for his approval. Road No. 134 extending from the Town of Bunnell in FIagler

Very respectfflly, County, Florida to the City of DeLand in Volusia County, Fl0r- HocA. P. DRUMMOND, ida as the "Perkins Highway."

of 1I¢Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled House Bill No. 572: Ple

Bills on the Part of the Senate. A bill to be entitled An Act providing that one-half of al aSenator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on funds hereafter to accrue to Pasco County, under the Pro- Hou

Enrolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the follow- visions of Chapter 14832, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1931 or s A iing report: --- h b isaamendatory or supplemental thereto, shall be paid to b

Senate Chamber, Treasurer of the State of Florida as ex-officio Treasurer of .theTallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941. -d: 1oTallahasseefla., Mayn 16,1941. eTeachers' Salary fund, to the credit of Pasco County, Flor-id A bi

Hon. Johtin R. Beacham, and providing that such ex-officio treasurer shall pay out te bf ChiPresident of the Senate, disburse said funds upon proper warrants draWn by the titled

Sir: . Board of Public Instruction of Pasco County, Florida, for Of th eYour Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was purposes of paying salaries of teachers. transportation expens' alib e

referred: and for the payment of loans and interest authorized hed ~AliburiMemorialrequestingthe CongressmofrtheUnitedStates of: u nder, but fo r no other purpose. Providing further, thate r erritoHouse Memorial No. 6: Board of Publi~c Instruction be authorized to borrow Wnorld louMemorial requesting the Congress of the United States of oad o Pulic ntutonbautoietobrw *. _

using said funds as security, in the manner herein prescri36 1 IAmerica to place suitable historical markers on the "Bellamy and subject to the limitations herein set forth; prO'. A bi:Road" connecting Pensacola and St. Augustine, florida. for the nituasis rei o the pro of s lon

House Bill No 185: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~for the expenditure of the proceeds of such loan, or de.j ahisand providing for the repayment of such loan or no1 aess

A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- daring that this Act shall be an additional and ple clish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. grant of power and authority; repealing all laws and Pe

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of laws in conflict herewith to the extent of such conflict; and none of such liens be compromised and settled for less thanroviding that this Act shall take effect immediately upon the unpaid principal amount thereof.

its becoming a law. House Bill No. 609:House Bill No. 678: A bill to be entitled An Act to approve, legalize, ratify, con-A bill to be entitled An Act granting and delegating to the firm and validate all Acts and proceedings of the City of

Town of Palm Beach, in Palm Beach County, Florida, addi- Clearwater its City Commission, officers and agents, in rela-tional powers, viz: power to acquire and operate Golf Courses tion to the calling and holding of a special election in Cityand charge fees for the use thereof, and levy taxes for the of Clealrwater for the adoption of Civil Service for the mem-maintenance thereof; to set aside in certain Public Areas, bers of the Police and Fire Depaitments under Chapter 17166,parking spaces for automobiles and other vehicles, and charge Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935, and to legalize and validateand collect tolls for the use thereof; to operate and maintain all proceedings of the Civil Service Board established underdocks and wharves, and charge and collect dockage and rental said Actfor the use thereof; authorizing the town to construct seawalls, House Bill No. 613:bulkheads and groynes, and to assess a portion of the cost A bill to be entitled An Act changing the name of the Townthereof against lands specially benefited thereby; and provid- of River Junction. a municipal corporation, to 'Chattahoochee"ing when this law shall take effect. provided the change is approved at an election to be held

Beg leave to report that the same have this day been for that purpose.presented to the Governor for his approval. House Bill No. 626:

Very respectfully, A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empoweringA. P. DRUMMOND, the City of Miami Beach, Florida, to issue bonds of said City

Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled with right or privilege of redemption prior to maturity, andBills on the Part of the Senate. other matters relating thereto.

Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on House Bill No. 630:Enrolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol- A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-lowing report: lish a certain State road in Levy County, Florida.

Senate Chamber, House Bill No. 631:Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-

Hon. John R. Beacham, lish a certain State road in Levy County, Florida.President of the Senate. House Bill No. 648:

Sir: A bill to be entitled An Act validating, ratifying and con-Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was firming tax rolls, tax levies, tax sales, tax sale certificates,

referred: tax deeds lien foreclosures, master's deeds of the Town ofHouse Bill No. 504: Boca Raton, Palm Beach County, Florida; ratifying, con-A bill to be entitled An Act for the relief of O'Neal Mattox firming and validating certain resolutions and ordinances of

on account of personal injuries received by him while an the said Town; ratifying, confirming and validating the saleemployee of Duval County, a political sub-division of the of certain lands and the deeds issued pursuant to such saleState of Florida, and while engaged upon the performance to the said Town; and providing the manner of making theof his duties as such; requiring the Board of County Comn- Act effective.missioners of said County to investigate such claim and, upon House Bill No. 663:certain findings, to settle the same by payment out of desig- A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-nated funds in such an amount as they may determine, not lish certain State roads in Hendry County, Florida.to exceed $2500.00. ouse Bill No. 828:

House Bill No. 532: A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish cer-A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing, empowering and tain State roads in Osceola County, Florida.

directing the Board of County Commissioners of Bay County,Florida. to pay over to the Board of Public Instruction of House Bill No. 829:said County and to the Municipalities of Panama City and A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-Lynn Haven in said County certain portions of she money lish a certain State road.hereafter allocated and distributed to said County by the Beg leave to report that the same have this day beenState of Florida and derived from excise taxes now levied presented to the Governor for his approval.and collected or hereafter levied and collected by said Statefrom the operation of pari-mutuel pools, including all moneys Very lespectfully,resulting from Chapter 14832, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1931, A. P. DRUMMOND,and all Acts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled

House Bill No. 548: Bills on the part of the Senate.A bill to be entitled An Act to change designation of State Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on

Road No 78, in Duval and St. Johns Counties, Florida, as Enr-olled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol-State Road No. 140. lowing report:

Hlouse Bill No. 564: Senate Chamber,

ofA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 19623, Laws Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.Florida, Acts of 1939, being An Act to declare, designate Hon- John R. Beacham,

nd establish certain State roads in Highlands County, Florida. President of the Senate.House Bill No. 565: Sir:A bill to b ntile AnAtt dcae esgaean sa- Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was re-A lbis to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- ferred

li a certain State road in Highlands County, Florida. e re dHouse Bill No 582 House Bill No. 11:A billt be A A bill to be entitled An Act designating and establishing

o° Chapt be entitled An Act to amend Sections 37, 45 and 63 certain roads in Okaloosa County, Florida, as State Roads.itled apter 10301, Laws of Florida, Special Acts of 1925, en-. f th An Act to abolish the present municipal government House Bill No. 3 4

ana eTown of Auburndale, in Polk County, Florida; to create A bill to be entitled An Act to abolish all Poll Taxes in thisAuburn blsh a new municipality to be cnown as the City of State.trritoniale. Polk County, Florida; and to fix and provide its House Bill No. 92:

Hous limits, jurisdiction and powers of its officers." A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 4979 ando be ell e No. 593: 4980, Revised General Statutes of Florida, 1920, the same

bi t be entied An Act authorizing the City Council of being Sections 7068 and 7069, Compiled General Laws ofbas 5 a

0S 1orida, to accept compromise settlements, on such Florida, 1927, relating to the payment of wages due an em-

ma5eSsrnply be determined by such City Council, of special ployee upon his death to his wife or oth-- close relative byfrtarn of lens outstanding in favor of said City and against including therein in addition to wages traveling expenses

the real property within said City; provided, that due such employee.

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House Bill No. 131: Benefit Associations or Societies on the assessment pia,,A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 1018 of Re- organized for the purpose of benefitting and Drotecting men,e.

vised General Statutes of Florida, relating to the operation bers in the case of dismemberment, and to the end of benefit /of motor vehicles, trailers, semi-trailers and motorcycle side tine widows, orphans, heirs, devisees and estates of deceased timcars. by directing the Motor Vehicle Commissioner to select members thereof; providing for the method of incorporation of at and place on all number plates a logan or emblem, which sucl- associations and the regulation and tontrol of such stalin his opinion will advertise the resources, advantages, history associations as may be incorporated under the terms of this thleand development of the State of Florida. Act and requiring those associations or organizations doing the

House Bill No. 137: osimilar business in the State of Florida to oe incorpofrated under the terms of this Act, and providing a penalty for fail. A

A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 27 of Chapter ure so to do: authorizing the State Treasurer to examine mu4328, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1895 Legislature, being Section into the solvency and operation of such associations incor- pre!309. Compiled General Laws of Florida, 1927, providing for poiated or reincorporated under the terms of this Act; pro. a Cthe time of opening and closing the polls at all General, iding for a valuation of certificates and providing for a justPrimary and Special Elections in the State of Florida. reserve fund; providing for the -ayment of all benefits thei

House Bill No. 250: in cash only; providing for general State supervision andA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- control of Benevolent Mutual Benefit AssociationL or SocietiesH

lish a certain State Road in Jackson and Bay Counties, thai may be hereafter operated in the State of Florida, subject AFlorida. to the terms of this Act, on the assessment plan"; being 146,

House Bill No 296: Chapter 15885, Laws of Florida, Acts of 933, by amending abolHouse Bill No. 296A A t a m a Sections 4 and 5 thereof; and by repealing Section 2 of Pin(A bill to to be entitled An Act transferring and making avail- Chapter 16802, Laws of Florida, 1935. being an amendment off nj l

able to the General Revenue Fund of the S tate the proceeds said Section 5 of Chapter 15885, Laws of Florida, Acts of Bea,derived from sales of lands by the State of Florida, through 1933 and by repealing Section 1 of Chapter 19121, Laws of scilthe Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund pursuant Florida. 1939, being an Amendment of said Section 5. Chapter upoito Section 9 of the Murphy Act, being Chapter 18296, Laws 15885, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, and repealing con- Chaof Florida, Acts of 1937.flicting laws. Act;

House Bill No. 199:Hu Bill No 474: operHouse Bill No. 474: all IA bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering A bill to be entitled An Act granting to the City of Fort for

the State Road Department of Florida and Hillsborough Lauderdale, in Broward County, Florida an additional and of tlCounty, Florida, to contract for the leasing, rental, or pur- supplemental method of making local improvements to ex-Hchase by the State Road Department of Florida from Hills- tend, enlarge or improve an existing utility, which it ownsborough County, Florida, and to provide fot the control, in its prloprietary or corporate capacity, and issue and sell Asupervision, maintenance, and operation by the State Road certificates of indebtedness ora revenue certificates payable the IDepartment for said Hillsborough County, Florida, of the from the income derived from the operation of such utility trictTwenty-second Street Bridge and Causeway and adjacent to raise money to make such improvements, and to levy Foriconnecting roads embraced in East Tampa Special Road special assessments, and issue assessment certificates against ty fand Bridge District Number Two in Hillsborough County, property specially benefitted by such extension, enlargement NassFlorida. or improvament. ope

House Bill No. 380:ind~~~~House Bill No. 380: House Bill No. 475: nancA bill to be entitled An Act making it unlawful for any A bill to be entitled An Act granting to the City of Fort twee:

person, persons, firm or corporation to catch or take or at- Lauderdale, in Broward County, Florida, an additional and andtempt to catch or take any fish of any variety whatsoever supplemental method of making local improvements and levy- connfrom any lake, river, stream, canal or any other waters in im special assessments for the cost of such improvements, and oysteHighlands County, Florida, or from that part of the Kissim- issuing assessment certificates to evidence the lien of such to a(mee River in Highlands County, Florida, running along the special assessment and providing for the manner of col- consteastern boundary of said Highlands County, Florida, by the lection of such liens and the enforcement thereof. erwameans or use of any seine, net, trap, wire basket or set device Beg la t report that the same have this day been andof any kind, size, length or depth whatsoever except that a Beelnteave to te Governor for hsam approveal tP y aidtrot-line may be used to catch cat-fish; to make it unlawful pesented to the Governor for his approval.for any person, persons, firm or corporation to have in his, Very respectfully, quireher their or its possession or custody any seine, net, trap, A. P. DRUIIMMOND, saidwire basket or set device of any kind, size, length or depth Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolledwhatsoever on the shore of, in or upon any lake, river, Bills on the Part of the Senate. Hostream, canal or any other waters in Highlands County, Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee 0on A Florida, or that part of the Kissimmee River in Highlands Enrolled Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the follow- tain County, Florida, running along the easterr boundary of said ing report:BeEHighlands County. Florida, except that it shall be lawful Senate Chamber, Prese:to have possession of a trot-line to catch cat-fish; providing, 1941.that all seines, nets, traps, wire baskets or set devices of anyTallahassee Fla., May 16, 1.kind, size, length or depth whatsoever found on the shore Hon. John R. Beachamn,of, in or upon any lake, river, stream, canal, or any other President of the Senate,waters in Highlands County, Florida, or that part of the Sir:Kissimmee River in Highlands County, Florida, running Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was re Senalong the eastern boundary of said Fighlands County, Florida, ferred: Enroldeclared to be a nuisance, and shall be seized by the Game Hu Bil NowinriWarden, Deputy Game Warden, Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff or House Bill No. 398 ashinganv Constable of Highlands County, Florida, providing for A bill to be entitled An Act designating and estabithe destruction of seines, nets, traps, wire baskets or set certain roads in Duval County as State roads. londevices seized; providing that a violation of said Act shall House Bill No. 418: Pre.be deemed a misdemeanor and that any person, persons, A bill to be entitled An Act designating certain roads Sir:firm or corporation upon the conviction of violating said Dade County as State roads. YouAct shall be punished as provided by the General Laws of Hoe Bill No 473 referrthe State of Florida and providing that all laws or parts of House .i .lnlssiilaws in conflict herewith shall be repealed. A bill to be entitled An Act to prescribe the Coi ftesou

and fixing the compensation of the County Assessor of ids bHouse Bill No. 396: and the County Collector of Taxes of Liberty County FOim lcbate,A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the compensation of the and fixing and determining the manner in which suc resh

members of the Board of Public Instruction in counties having missions and compensations shall be paid. filrn ca population of not less than 3005 and not more than 3050 House Bill No. 481 ad hiatsaccording to the 1940 Federal Census of the State of Florida. A bill to be entitled An At to declare, designate, na0d bak

House Bill No. 414: establish a certain State road in St. Lucie County,, pro saA bill to be entitled An Act to amend An Act entitled repealing all laws and parts of laws in conflict here itib-e' esos

"A. Act to provide for the incorporation of Benevolent Mutual viding the manner in which this Act shall become effei in

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4House Bill No 493: violating said Act shall be punished as provided by theA bill to be entitled an Act relating to and affecting the General Laws of the State of Florida and providing that all

time within which writs of error shall be sued out in actions laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith shall be repealed,at law or appeals taken in suits in chancery; to repeal certain and providing for a referendum.statutes relating thereto, and certain statutes saving the time House Bill 735:therefor in favor of infants and married women; and to fix A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate, and estab-the effective date hereof, lish certain State roads in Flagler County.

House Bill No. 567: House Bill No. 746:A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the creation of a A bill to be entitled An Act creating a Special Tax District

municipal tax adjustment board for the town of Pinellas Park; in Putnam County. Florida, to be known as the Putnam_prescribing its powers, duties and limitations; providing for County Nurse's District; fixing and prescribing the boundariesa chairman and Secretary; and authorizing said board to ad- of said District; providing for the governing and administra-just, settle and compromise taxes and provide a referendum tion of the same; providing that the Board of Public Instruc-therefor tion of Putnam County, Florida, shall be the members of the

House Bill No. 628: Board of Trustees of the same; authorizing and empoweringAHbillouosbeeentitled An Act to amend Section 23 of Cha er the said Board of Trustees to employ a County Nurse; pro-A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 23 of Chapter viding for the levy of taxes for the payment of zalary, and

14624. Laws of Florida, Acts of 1929, same being. An Act to expenses; and providing genera] powers and duties of saidabolish the present municipality of the town of Pass-A-Grlle, Board of TrusteesPinellas County, Florida, and to create and establish a Mu-nicipal Corporation to be known as the Town of Pass-A-Grille House Bill No. 747:Beach; to prescribe the territory by limits thereof; to pre- A bilb to be entitled An Act to designate and establish ascribe the form of government and to confer certain powers certain State road in Gadsden County.upon said municipality and its officers and to provide a House Bill No. 756:Charter for the carrying into effect of the provisions of this A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-Act;" by increasing the millage prescribed in Section 23 for lish certain State roads in Glades County, Florida.operating purposes from Twelve to Fifteen mills; repealing House Bill No. 766:all laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith and providing , N 76for the ratification or rejection of this Act by the electorate A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-of the Town of Pass-A-Grille Beach. lish a certain State road in Highlands County, Florida.

House Bill No. 708: House Bill No. 796:A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-

the board of Commissioners of Florida Inland Navigation Dis- lish a certain State road in Palm Beach County, Florida.trict, a special taxing district under the laws of the State of House Bill No 798Florida, to protect the United States against claims for liabili- A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-ty for damages to oyster beds and/or oyster lease areas in lish a. certain State road in Palm Beach County, Florida.Nassau and Duval Counties, severally, resulting from dredging House Bill No. 805:operations, the disposal of dredged material and other causes b e A A dsgai, dcai a etbincident to the construction, improvement and/or mainte- A bill to be entitled An Act designating, declaring and estab-nance by the United States of the Intracoastal Waterway be- lishing as a State road a certamin road in Monroe County,tween the St. Johns River and the St. Marys River in Florida Florida.and to acquire for the United States necessary easements in House Bill No. 813:connection therewith over or upon said oyster beds and/or A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-oyster lease areas; authorizing said Board of Commissioners lish a certain State road.to acquire such other easements as may be needful for the Beg leave to report that the same have this day beenconstruction, improvements and/or maintenance of said wat- presented to the Governor for his approval.erway, and convey the same, free of cost, to the United States;and authorizing said board of Commissioners to refund moneys Very respectfully,Paid to protect the United States against damages aforemen- A. P. DRUMMOND,tioned to said oyster beds and/or oyster lease areas or to ac- Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolledquire for the United States necessary easements over or upon Bills on the Part of the Senate.said oyster lease areas. Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on

House Bill No. 819: Enrolled Bills on the Part of the Senate, submitted the follow-A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish cer- ing report:

tain State roads in Osceola County.Senate Chamber,up- , , . , , „ . ,.,.., ,.~~~~~~~~~~~Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941.

Beg leave to report that the same have this day been Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941. ,Presented to the Governor for his approval. Hon. John R. Beacham,

President of the Senate.Very respectfully, Sir

Chairman o A. P. DRUMMOND, Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was re-Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled ferred:

Bills on the Part of the Senate.erreSenator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on House Bill No. 891:

twinged Bills on the part of the Senate, submitted the fol- A bill to be entitled An Act creating in the City of Tampa°9 report: 0 a system of Pensions for disability and retirement from ser-

Senate Chamber, vice of members of police and fire departments employedHi~~ u Tallahassee, Fla., May 16, 1941. by appointment or otherwise in said department in said City.

a. John R. Beacham, and to provide a fund in said City to be known as the CitySresident of the Senate,Pension Fund for firemen and policemen and providing fur-

ther for the creation of a board of trustees in said City, pre-re ur Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was scribing the powers and duties of such board, providing for theferred_ payment of certain sums to all persons employed in the fire

~~~~~~Hous n~~~~~and police departments in said City as shall have retired andOse Bill No. 378: have been retired and their dependents, to further prescribe

loca0bll to be entitled An Act to provide that Lake Istokpoga, the qualifications as to who shall be eligible and who shallftesh in Highlands County, Florida, be declared to be a receive a pension under this Act; providing for the invest-ir 1m water lake; to make it unlawful for any person, persons. ment and the safekeeping of the funds created under this

whatsor corporation to take or attempt to take by any means Act; providing for the regulation of the subject of pensionsblak Oever from said Lake Istokpoga any large or small mouth to all persons entitled to receive the same and to provide rulesMarch ass fish during the period of each year beginning and regulations for the administration of the fund created

aid A5th and ending May 20th: providing that a violation hereunder; providing for the levy of ad valorem and exciseDers0a Act shall be deemed a misdemeanor and that any taxes for said pension fund; and providing for the enforce-

P Persons, firm or corporation upon the conviction of ment of this Act.

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Beg leave to report that the same have this day been the said Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Lodge ]so validatepresented to the Governor for his approval. 1165, of Live Oak, Florida. which

Very respectfully, Which was read the first time by title only. ^25 aA. P. DRUMMOND, Senator Hinely moved that the rules be waived and Senate said Ci

Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled Bill No. 615 be read the second time by title only. WiBinls on the Part of the Senate. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. he

Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on And Senate Bill No. 615 was read the second time by title Bil' NoEnrolled Bills on the Part of the Senate, submitted the fol- only.lowing report: Senator Hinely moved that the rules be further waived and STATE

Senate Chamber, Senate Bill No. 615 be read the third time in full and put °nTallahassee, Fla., May 19, 1941. upon its passage.CO l

Hon. John R. Beacham, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. o t:President of the Senate. And Senate Bill No. 615 was read the third time in full, oays th

Yor JitCmiteo EnoldBl.ls ,._ , twhm as Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 615 the roll was called a news]Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was and the vote was: Polk ax

referred: Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler publishiSenate Bill No. 408: Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons of AnA bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering Graham, Hinely. Homrne. Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly cess in

the Board of Public Instruction for Lee County, Florida, to King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue provedtransfer funds from its interest and sinking fund accounts Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor Ward that thto its General Fund account whenever there is an excess in Whitaker Wilson-36. , newspa]the interest and sinking fund over and above the current' in thebond and interest coupon payments; and further providing Nays-None. 1941.for the procedure for the same. So Senate Bill No. 615 passed, title as stated, and the action

Senate Bill No. 409: of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- SwoSenate Bill No. 409. ,.,..,..~~sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. s w r

A bill to be entitled An Act providing for the distribution b w e f e .1941.of one-half of Race Track funds allocated to Lee County, By Senator Shepherd-(SignedFlorida, to the Board of Public Instruction of Lee County. Senate Bill No. 616:and its use for General School purposes. A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering (SEAL)

Beg leave to report that the same have this day been pre- municipalities to enter into agreements with the Federal My Csented to the Governor for his approval. Housing Administration for the purpose of restricting use of

Very respectfully, and the building upon of certain defined area or areas with- N(in the limits of such municipality: providing the manner and NOTI

A. P. DRUMMOND, method in which such agreement shall be entered into and apply t(Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled effective period thereof. passage

Bills on the Part of the Senate.Bm~s ~on the Part ofth le Sen~ate nr d Which was read the first time by title only and referred (5' and

Senator Cooley moved that Senate Bill No. 50, as enrolled to the Committee on Cities and Townslature cbe recalled from the Governor's office. " to the Committee on Cities and T wns. l Ac

Which was agreed to and it was so ordered. By Senator Beall- for theSenator Lewis moved that Senate Bill No. 479, as enrolled, Senate Bill No. 617: April, ./

be recalled from the Governor's office. A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the compensation of all tIn Cit3Which was agreed to and it was so ordered County Solicitors of all Constitutional Courts of Record InD f said

Senator Kelly moved that a committee be appointed to the State of Florida and of all County Solicitors of all 22nd dESenator Kelly moved that a Homfmittee be appointed to Counties having a Constitutional Court of Record and of MethodecrHooable C. 3. Bmooey of Canes ille , Georgia; HonorabeCei the County Solicitor of the Court of Record of Escambla PrGPOsexateCJs Smoluey RoidHgee, Georgia; Honorable JhPBa County, Florida, and providing for the payment of all ex- Siding f

t M ultr ue Rgia a Honorable o l, penses and otffice expenses of such County Solicitors and to consiWrightsvie, Georgia; all membrsote Hous RofaRepioe to provide for the disposition of conviction fees earned by and for

sentatives of the Georgia Legislature and of the Georgia- sad Couny Solicitors. iiFlorida Reciprocal Trade Commission, to seats on the rostrum. Which was read the first time by title only. Ded

Which was agreed to Senator Beall moved that the rules be waived and Senate aedThe presiding officer appointed Senators Kelly, Maines and Bill No. 617 be read the second time by title only.

Shepherd as the committee. W Vhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senat,Senator Drummond moved that House Bill No. 847 be And Senate Bill No. 617 was read the second time by tle BWi No.

recalled from the House of Representatives. only. WhieWhich was agfreed to andi it was so ordered.pSenator Beall moved that the rules be further waived and And Which was agreed to and it was so ordered. Senate Bill No. 617 be read the third time in full and Put ondly.Senator King moved that Senate Bill No. 364 be recalled upon its passage, Senat

from the Committee on Enrolled Bills. s adatWhich was agreed to and it was so ordered. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senate

And Senate Bill No. 617 was read the third time in full. upon itlINTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 617 the roll was called WhictBy Senator Shands- and the vote was: Anrd SSenate Bill No. 614: Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler jponA bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the Secretary of Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Polks, GideoW and the

State to issue permits under certain conditions for the erection Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder. Johnson, Kanner, Keg Yeas-of monuments or statues intended to be dedicated to the King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdae; 0 arke (service and memory of any official of the State. Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, War Orahar

Which was read the first time by title only and referred Whitaker, Wilson-36. .lig, Lto the Committee on State Institutions. Nays-None. .. Cel R

By Senator Hinely- Se Senate Bill No. 617 passed, title as stated, and take:Senate Bill No. 615: action of the Senate was ordered certified so the HoUse ays-ociia~~~~w am ^o oxo. , . , ,~~~~~~~~~~Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.60I 1getA bill to be entitled An Act providing for the cancellation Repesentatives immediately- by waiver th t e

of all outstanding tax sale certificates and tax liens owned By Senator King- Eet ,or held by the State of Florida, the County of Suwannee, the Senate Bill No. 618: a' y

City of Live Oak, and other taxing districts of said County, A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 5 ad $ By Seand enabling the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of Chapter 10569 of the Acts of the Legislature of the Sta SeflateLodge No. 1165. of Live Oak, Florida, to cancel and have can- of Florida, approved May 14, 1925, being "An Act to valld At billcelled all outstanding tax sale certificates, tax liens, and/or and legalize an election held in and for the Town 0o .jf Oteringother assessments owned or held on certain lands owned by Meade, Florida, on the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1925

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validate and legalize the Charter of the City ol Fort Meade, a population, according to the last Federal Census, of not lesswhich was adopted by the electors of said Town of Fort than twelve thousand five hundred fifty (12,550) and not moreMeade at said election held on the 22nd day of April, A. D. than twelve thousand seven hundred (12,700).1925; and providing a form and method of government for Which was read the first time by title only.said City of Fort Meade." Senator Perdue moved that the rules be waived and Senate

Which was read the first time by title only. Bill No. 619 be read the second time by title only.The following proof of publication was attached to Senate Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Bil. No. 618 when it was introduced in the Senate: And Senate Bill No. 619 was read the second time by titleAFFIDAVIT OF PUBLISHER only.

STATE OF FLORIDA, )Senator Perdue moved that the rules be further waivedCOUNTY OF POLK. )and Senate Bill No. 619 be read the third time in full and

On this day personally appeared before me, A. B. MEEK, put upon its passage.to me well known, who, being first duly sworn, deposes and Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.says that he is publisher of THE PORT MEADE LEADER, And Senate Bill No. 619 was read the third time in full.a newspaper published in the City of Fort Meade, County ofPolk and State of Florida; That said newspaper has been Under the passage of Senate Bill No. 619 the roll was calledpublished in accordance with the provisions and requirements and the vote was:of An Act relating to publication of legal notices and pro- Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,cess in newspapers in the State of Florida, Acts of 1931; ap- Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons,proved May 20, 1931, and known as Senate Bill No. 58; And Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,that the attached advertisement was published in the said King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,newspaper once each week for a period of one week, to-wit: Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward,irn the issue of the said newspaper published on April 3, Whitaker, Wilson-36.1941. Nays-None.

(Signed) A. B. MEEK. So Senate Bill No. 619 passed, title as stated, and the actionSworn to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of April, of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

1941. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.(Signed) A. L. CLEVELAND, By Senator Shuler-

SE'AL.) Notary Public, State of Florida at Large. Senate Bill No. 620:

My Commission expires August 13, 1942. A bill to be entitled An Act to create, establish, and pro-mote a special tax district in Franklin County, Florida, to

NOTICE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL LEGISLATION be known and designated as Carrabelle Port District; toNOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned that I will define its territorial boundaries; to provide for its govern-

apply to the 1941 Legislature of the State of Florida for the mental administration, jurisdiction, powers, franchises, andpassage of a Local or Special Act to amend Sections Five privileges; to provide for five commissioners who shall con-(5' and Six (6)' of Chapter 10569 of the Act of the Legis- stitute the governing authority of said port district, to in-lature of the State of Florida, approved May 14, 1925, being corporate the said port district and authorize its use of a"An Act to Validate and Legalize 2fn Election held in and corporate seal, and to give it the authority to sue and befor the Town of Fort Meade, Florida, on the 22nd day of sued; to provide the said port authority with power to issueApril, A. D. 1925: to Validate and Legalize the Charter of bonds and other obligations and to create indebtedness andthe City of Fort Meade, which was adopted oy the Electors repay the same; to authorize and empower the said portof said Town of Fort Meade at said election held on the authority to levy special taxes within said district for22nd day of April, A. D. 1925, and providing a form and the purpose of carrying out the purposes of this Act andmethod of Government for said City of Fort Meade." Said to cause said taxes to be collected in the same mannerproposed amendments being for the expressed purpose of pro- as other State and County taxes are collected; and gener-viding for a form of Government of the City of Fort Meade, ally giving said Carrabelle Port Authority full power to car-to consist of Five Commissioners instead of Three as now is, ry out all of the purposes of this Act, and repealing conflict-and for the Creation of a City Commission to consist of Five ing laws.Commissioners, instead of Three Commissioners as now pro- Which was read the first time by title only.

vided by said Act. Senator Shuler moved that the rules be waived and SenateDated this 26th day of March, A. D. 1941. Bill No. 620 be read the second time by title only.

i-GEO. H. CAREFOOT. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senator King moved that the rules be waived and Senate And Senate Bill No. 620 was read the second time by title

Bill No. 618 be read the second time by title only. only.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Shuler moved that the rules be further waived andAnd Senate Bill No. 618 was read the second time by title Senate Bill No. 620 be read the third time in full and put

Only upon its passage.

Senator King moved that the rules be further waived and Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senate Bill No. 618 be read the third time in full and put And Senate Bill No. 620 was read the third time in full.

"on its passage. Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 620 the roll was calledWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. and the vote was:And Senate Bill No. 618 was read the third time in full. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler.

UPon the passage of Senate Bill No. 618 the roll was called Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons,nSld the vote was: Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,Yea&-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,larke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Suler, Smith, Taylor. Ward,

ziain, Hinely, Hornme. Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,Whitaker, Wlson-36.Price' Lewis, Lindler, Maddox Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Nays-None.

le Rose Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith Taylor, Ward, So Senate Bill No. 620 passed, title as stated, and the actionWltaker, Wilson-36. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

N aYs-None sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

r of6sSenate Bill No. 618 passed, title as stated, and the action By Senator Shuler-seltateiv Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Senate Bill No. 621:to Btives lmmediately, by waiver of the rule. A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the compensation of the

X\ Senator Perdue- County Commissioners of Franklin County, Florida.Seate Bill No. 619: Which was read the first time by title only.

&fIebill to be entitled An Act prohibiting the selling or Senator Shuler moved that the rules be waived and Sen-r g' for sale stone crabs in any County of Florida having ate Bill No. 621 be read the second time by title only.

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Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, accounts of retail licensees and prescribing the duties ofrY And Senate Bill No. 621 was read the second time by title director and all distributors in connection therewithso

only. providing penalties for violations of this Act.IaSenaor hulr mvedtha th ruls b futhe wavedand Which was read the first time by title only and refered A bUl"Senator Shuler moved that the rules be further waived and to the Committee on Judiciary "C." errw se.

Senate Bill No. 621 be read the third time in full and put araupon its passage. By Senator Cliett- whlic]

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senate Bill No. 624: theAnd Senate Bill No. 621 was read the third time in f ull. A bill to be entitled An Act changing the name of BY Si~

the passage of Sente Bill No. 621 te roll was called Jackson situated in Highlands County, Florida, to Rex llas Sent

apnd theoe was:ag ofSnt blioll terl ascle ak;1ecand the vote was: ~~~~~~~Which was read the first time by title only. - APbird

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler. seaoBletmvdta terlsb avdadsiP. t~Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, BillaNo. 624et roead tathe hecn times by taited only.P iSuGraham, Hinely, Homne. Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly.BlNo62berathscndimbyileny.oueKing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. the1 SanPrice, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, And Senate Bill No. 624 was read the second time by tlu, seIctWhitaker, Wilson-36. only. snt

Nays-None. Senator Cliett moved that the rules be further waived swatNoSenate Bill No. 624 be read the third time in full and pqt iNo

So Senate Bill No. 621 passed, title as stated, and the upon its passage. Pl~ WhIClaction of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Wihwsare ob w-hrsvt.sdRepresentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Whcwaagedtbyawohisvt. ndE

By Senator Cooley- ~~~~~~And Senate Bill No. 624 was read the third time in full. ,' at

Senate Bill No. 622: Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 624 the roll was called uid Senand the vote was: - Put upal

A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 11 and 23 Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, B~utlerY Whichof Capte 1474 Lws o Floida Act of 931 enttled"An Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, And S

Act providing for the supervision and regulation of persons, Graham, Hinely, Homne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly Ulponfirms, corporations and associations, owning, controlling, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,. mod theoperating or managing motor vehicles used' in the busi- Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward,"' esness of transporting persons or property for compensation Whitaker, Wilson-36.Yes-over the public highways of the State; providing for regula- -.s on.Cooey, Itions of safety and proper operation affecting the use of said~ Nays-None.highways and preservation thereof, defining auto transpor- So Senate Bill No. 624 passed, title as stated, and the action , ense, Itation companies and providing supervision and regulation of the Senate was ordered certified to the .iouse of Repres. ki Warthereof by the Railroad Commission of the State of Florida, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. . Nays-and providing for the enforcement of the provisions of thisAct and for the punishment of violations thereof and impos- By Senator Adams (30th) - So Seing a mileage tax and providing for the disposition of the Senate Bill No. 625: ' Muon o;revenues raised by the same; and providing certain exemp- A bill to be entitled An Act relating to distribution and lt~resentions and repealing all Acts inconsistent with the provisions administration of anti-hog cholera serum and hog cholera By Seiof this Act," as amended by Chapter 17115, Laws of Florida. virus by the State Live Stock Sanitary Board; limiting free SenateActs of 1935, and as further amended by Chapter 18026. distribution thereof to bona fide farmers and providing fot A bill18027, 18028 and 18029, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937, and distribution of same at cost to all others. Moator yeas further amended by Chapter 19107, Laws of Florida, Acts Which was read the first time by title only and retorted !kOM. aeof 1939, prescribing the width, height, length and weight to the Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. d uties ofof vehicles and combinations of vehicles and the loads thereof kno thewhich may be operated on the Public Highways by auto By Senator Graham- '' makingctransportation companies; providing that "For Hire" license Senate Bill No. 626: . Uonh fino:tags shall not be required on pick-up and delivery trucks Abltoeenied nActoa ndhelrda3befl$ 11810 LE'operated by auto transportation companies within limits of LAwbl ob nildA c oaedteFoiaBrestablished municipalities or in territory immediately adjacent tion' Chapter 14650, Acts 1931 as amended by amendinlg SOD' Whichvisionsof thispain llAt Act.sstet it sh ro ion 15 thereof to provide for additional causes for the eXClU?1, the C,thereo;so ands rpAling alscsinositnnwt hepo suspension or revocation of any certificate of r'eI1ti Y Ser

Which was read the first time by title only and referred Whaichwsraohefrttmnb il ny n eet Senate

to the committee on Motor Vehicles, ~~~~~~~~~~~to the Committee on Judiciary "B." UT., l610~By Senator Cooley- By Senator Graham- AteSenate Bill No. 623: Senate Bill No. 627: i.1 htitled

Abill to be entitled An Act prescribing the terms and con- A bill to be entitled An Act to amend "the Beverage t by" theseditions under which spirituous liquors containing more than amending Section 1, Chaptef 16774, Laws of Florida. Acts Ofw h at14 per cent of alcohiol by weight may be sold at wholesale 1935, and Section 3. Chapter 18015, Laws of Floridia Acts, 1V Proc,in this State by persons, firms or corporations licensed under 1937, and Section 1-A, Chapter 19301, Laws of Flor:rda. A '1 isdIrtiodclaws of this State to sell spirituous liquors containing more of 1939. to provide f or revocation or suspension of lice tw ure r,than 14 per cent of alconol by weight at wholesale; and by the Director where any licensee permits the premises 0S thiarequiring all retail licensees selling spirituous liquors contain- pied by said licensee to be used for the purpose Of inoid111 3tatting more than 14 per cent of alcohol by weight under the exchanging bets or wagers or permits on said premises tr. IhcLaws of this State to pay therefor within thirty days from use of telephone or other communication system to PA% t teCdate of purchase by or invoice to such retail licensees: arid or disseminate information concerning horse racing BS. y Senmaking it unlawful for any distributor to extend credit to Which was read the first time by title only and 'If~-'any retail licensee for more than thirty days for such spin- tote omtteoaJdcirtB.e*tuous liquors containing more than 14 per cent of alcohol Ac tsby weight sold by such distributor; and making it unlawful By Senator Graham-for any retail licensees to solicit or to receive or accept any Senate Bill No. 628: rcredit or deferred pjayment arrangement beyond thirty days A ilt eette nAtt mnd Chapter tr~~telat.from date of purchase of such spirituous liquors; and requir- Chpe ,Acs16,Scto 4-Capter 5419, Act -Ou

ing retail' licensees to pay, and distributors to require pay- SChation 1 Acs amened8b Schatern 5720 Jun 3.10Mrment in lawful money of the: United States of America for 1 by defining persons who are vagrant's inadtintditl'all spirituous liquors containing more than 14 per cent of already defined as such by said chapters and to pridalcohol by weight purchased by or sold to retail licensees shall be prima-f acie evidence of a race boafter default in payment of bills and accounts for such spini- betting and wagering place.tuous liquors *theretofore sold to such retail licensees; and nyadrprescribing the method and manner in which the director Which was read the first time by, title ol~adN of the State Beverage Department shall be notified of unpaid to the Cormmittee on Judiciary "B."

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By Senator Graham- STATE OF FLORIDA. )

Senate Bill No. 629:COUNTY O NASSAU ) ss.A bill to be entitled An Act prohibiting book-making and COUNTY OF NASSAU.

I, selling except under certain conditions, and providing Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Vestap onalty for violation thereof.Prewitt, who on oath does solemnly swear that she has know-a Whih was read the first time by title only and referr-ed ledge of the matters stated herein; that a notice stating theto ich wase C ead the f nst ti title only Judiciary "B.substance of a contemplated law or proposed bill relating to

to the Committee on Judiciay the City of Fernandina, County of Nassau. Florida, validating~~B~~Y~ ~ Senator Ward- and confirming all acts and proceedings of the City Commis-

Senate Bill No. 630: sion and of the officers and agents of said city relative to theA bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the State Armory authorization of not exceeding $54,000 of refunding bonds for

Board to convey, lease or release any lands inder its owner- the purpose of refunding outstanding indebtedness of said1hip, supervision or control which are not required for mili- city, and to provide for and authorize the issuance of refund-

tary uses by said Board to the State Road Department when ing bonds, has been published at least thirty days prior to thisthe same is needed foi any lawful purpose by the State date being printed in the issue of April 11th, A. D. 1941, ofRoad Department. the NASSAU COUNTY LEADER, a newspaper published in

Which was read the first time by title only Nassau County, Florida, where the matter or thing to be af-senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and Senate fected by the contemplated law is situated; that a copy ofIi No 630 be read the second time by title only the notice that has been published as aforesaid and also this

B9il No. .3 bredhescntmbttlolyaffidavit of proof of publication are attached to the proposedWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. bill or contemplated law, and such copy of the notice so at-.And Senate Bill No. 630 was read the second time by title tached is by reference made a part of this affidavit.

only. VESTA PREWITT.Senator Ward moved that the rules be further waived Sworn to and subscribed before me this

and Senate Bill No. 630 be read the third time in full and 12th day of May, A. D. 1941.put, upor its passage.HERBERT WM.FISHLER,

W1hich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Notary Public, State of Florida at largeAnd Senate Bill No. 630 was read the first time in full. My Commission expires: April 26, 1943Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 630 the roll was called (SEAL)

and the vote was NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR SPECIALYeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Cliett, Collins, LEGISLATION AFFECTING THE CITY OF FERNAN-

Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, Hinely, Horne. Housholder, DINA, FLORIDAJohnson, Kanner, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Me- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that application will be madeKenzie, Perdue, Price, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Tay- to the Legislature of the State of Florida at its session in thelot Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-30. year 1941 for the passage of a special law relating to the City

Nays-None. of Fernandina, Florida, the substance of said proposed lawSc Senate Bill No. 630 passed, title as stated, and the being the validation and confirmation of all Acts and pro-

action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of ceedings of the City Commission and of the officers and agentsRepresentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. of said city relative to the authorization of not exceeding

By Senator Shands- $54.000 of refunding bonds for the purpose of refunding out-Senate B ill No 631 standing bonded indebtedness of said city, and to provide for

Senate Bill No. 631:and authorize the issuance of refunding bonds.A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the purchase of WM. J DEEGAN, JR.

motor vehicles for the use of certain State institutions, of-City Auditor and Clerk.fleers, agencies and departments; prescribing the powers and it A ir a Ceduties of the Board of Commissioners of State Institutions Senator Kelly moved that the rules be waived and Senateano the State Budget Commission with reference thereto; Bll No. 633 be read the second time by title only.making certain purchases unlawful, providing certain exemp- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.tions, from the provisions of this Act and repealing Chapter And Senate Bill No. 633 was read the second time by title13810, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1929. only.

Which was read the first time by title only and referred Senator Kelly moved that the rules be further waived andto the Committee on State Institutions. Senate Bill No. 633 be read the third time in full and put

By Senator Clarke- upon its passage.Senate Bill No. 632: Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 83 of Chap- And Senate Bill No. 633 was read the third time in full.

Ir 16103, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, as amended by Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 633 the roll was calledeOPtler 19671, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1939, being An Act and the vote was:enti tled An Act relating to wills and the probate thereof, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,o hescent and distribution of decedents estates, to dower, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons,1athe .adminstration of decedents' estates and the practice Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly.1Urisdictiedure relating thereto, to County Judges and their King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,Jeure d tion probate and administration and to appelate pro- Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward,rirelatine t g thereto, to revise and consolidate the law Whitaker, Wilson-36.rn, stato the estates of decedents and to repeal all laws Nays-None.

ichtaus ie confllct herewith." So Senate Bill No. 633 passed, title as stated, and the actionhiec onnwaread The first time by title only and referred of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

o the Committee on Judiciary "A." sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

ousenator Kelly- Senator Kelly moved that Senate Bill No. 152 be recalled"A bte Bill No. 633: from the House of Representatives.

ai Acts t be entitled An Act to validate, ratify and confirm Which was agreed to and it was so ordered.P1 andin Proceedings of the City Commission of the City MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR

ity relat n, Florida, and of the officers and agents of saidfttyOu ve to the authorization and issuance of not exceedingSTATE OF FLORIDA

lb Pupr thousand dollars ($54,000) of refunding bonds for EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTDan ye of refunding outstanding bonded indebtedness of Tallahassee, Florida, May 16th, 1941.

e dgab to Provide for and authorize the issuance of said Ho7n. John R. Beacham,*hich wa * President of the Senate.

h f olla read the first time by title only. Tallahassee, Florida.'* 1

. 6a13 Wh? Proof of publication was attached to Senate Sir:en it was introduced in the Senate:I have the honor to inform you that I have today approved

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the following Act, which originated in your Honorable Body, House of Representatives to adjust the differences betweenand have caused the same to be filed in the office of the Sec- two Houses on the House Amendments to Senate Bill No. 34theretary of State: Which was agreed to.

Senate Bill No. 280 relating to Calhoun County. The presiding officer appointed Senators Collins, ShanLt presRespectfully yours, ana Ward as tne Committee on the part of the Senate. jj07oT(

SPESSARD L. HOLLAND, The following Message from the House of Representatlve, speaGovernor. was received and read: sirs:

STATE OF FLORIDA Tallahassee. Florida, yourSXCTATE DEATETMay 16, 1941. crC

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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Hon. John R. Beacham, sntediTallahassee, Florida, May 17th, 1941. President of the Senate. ronsidc

Hon. John R. Beacham, Sir: followsPresident of the Senate. I amt directed by the House of Representatives to infoM 1. 'ITallahassee, Florida. the Senate that the House of Representatives has appointed I wich

Sir: Messrs. Driggers, Wiseheart and Brackin as a Conferenc 10I have the honor to inform you that I have today approved Committee on the part of the House to confer with a like the WO

the following Acts, which originated in your Honorable Body, Committee on the part of the Senate to adjust the difference thousaland have caused the same to be filed in the office of the Sec- existing between the Senate and the House of Representatives 2. Iretary of State: on: arnendi

Senate Bill No. 134 relating to Judah P. Benjamin Memorial. By Mr. Brackin of Okaloosa- In Si

Senate Bill No. 405 relating to State Roads. House Bill No. 145: the woiRespectfully yours, A bill to be entitled An Act lo amend Section 1, Chapte io lieu

SPESSARD L. HOLLAND, 10201, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1925, the same being "An Act hereinGovernor, ~to amend Section 2212 of the Revised. Genera1 Statutes of thereFn

Florida, providing for examinations by Board )f Pharmacy and in toto.

MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES qualification of applicants," and the same being An Act en.titled "An Act relating to the duties o- the Board of Pharmacy

The following Message from the House of Representatives of the State of Florida and the examination of pharmacists.",was received and read: Very respectfully,

Tallahassee, Florida, BEN H. FUQUA,May 16, 1941. Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

Hon. John R. Beacham, The following Message from the House of Representatives

Sir: Tallahassee, Fla.,

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform May 16, 1941. Senatthf. Senate that the House of Representatives refuses to Hon. John R. Beacham, lerencerecede from House Amendment to: President of the Senate. Whic]

By Senator Collins- Sir: was ad,Senate Bill No. 343: 1 am directed by the House of Representatives to informh SenatA bill to be entitled An Act relating to the public health the Senate that the Speaker of the House of Representatives contain,

and for the protection of new-born babies' eyes, and requir- has appointed Messrs. Cawthon, Burks and Bonifay as a COD- Whiciing doctors and midwives to use an effective solution of sil- ference Committee on the part of the House to confer with Uponver-nitrate in new born babies' eyes; to require at least one a like Committee on the part of the Senate to adjust the roll wawof the registered practicing physicians who has sponsored the differences existing between the Senate and the House of easapplication of any person to practice midwifery to instruct Representatives on: Clarkesuch person in the use of such s:lver-nitrate solution, and to By Senator Shands- Grahamprovide that the failure of either a doctor or midwife to use Sit Bill N 194n Khg, Isuch solution of silver-nitrate in new-born babies' eyes shall Senate Bil No. 1be cause for revocation of such person's license to prac- A bill to be entitled An Act defining and regulating the Prie, ktice medicine or midwifery; and to provide that if any person practice of professional engineering in Florida and defifl fhitakenow licensed to practice midwifery does not furnish a certifi- a professional engineer; providing for the registration of Pro Nays-cate from one of the physicians sponsoring her application for fessional engineers; creating and establishing the Florid So Se

license within sixty days after this Act becomes a law, the State Board of Engineer Examiners; providing for the 89* ferred tState Boafd of Health shall revoke the license to such per- pointment of members composing said board; defining thed of tlheson to practice midwifery; and providing further that any qualifications of the members; granting certain powers sd entativperson who shall hereafter make application for a license to duties to said board; providing for the expenses of said o The f

peron ho hal heeafer ak aplictio fo a icesethat dfo the organization and holding of meetings and for ie Th practice midwifery shall furnish a certificate showing that png oforteords of said bord ing violatio s an rec,such person has been instructed in the use of silver-nitrate kepnofrcdsfsadbrd eiigvoltnsO tsolution in the eyes of new-born babies. Act and the penalties for such violations; providing PrTOced

ure for determining violations and prescribing penalties the,"Which amendment reads as follows: for; defining and providing for exemptions from the to T Wi JO'In Section 1, line 12, of the bill at the semi-colon, strike sions of this Act; providing as to engineers from other sta Presod

out the words, "provided that this Section shall not apply to practicing professional engineering in Florida: providing O Scases where the parents are religiously opposed to the use registration and examination fees and providing for andhlid d I arnof drugs and so state to the attending physician, or midwife, fining qualifications for registration; providing for the Senwho shall record in writing on the birth certificate of such ig of examinations and the issuance of certificates of reised: Senaiinfant the fact that such measures were or were not em- tration and for suspending and revoking certificates dt ouseployed." providing for appeal from the action of said board: P 0 b 53z1 A bill

for receiving, accounting for, and disbursing monies bY 0 Ph sAnd respectfully requests the President of the Senate to bOrard;providing for the abolishment of the St ate Boad otr

appoint a Conference Committee composed of three members oor;poiigfrteaoiheto h tt er3 +to DtectEngineering Examiners and the transfer of its proPer Yih

of the Senate to confer with a like Committee to be appointed an supino t blgtosb h lrd state Yacht by the Speaker of the House of Representatives to adjust of Engineer Examiners; providing for the preservatiK - i ST Xs

the differences existing between the two Bodies on House rights vested under the law existing prior to enactyn5 l re 1nAmendment to Senate Bill No. 342. this law; and, save as necessary to preserve such rig Act thereonm

Very respectfully, pealing all laws or parts of laws in conflict with this is5sijneBEN H. FUQUA, Very respectfully, r

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. BEN H. FUtQUAiiee ubceb ,Senator Collins moved that the presiding officer of the Chief Clerk House of Represent 2 tg l or

Senate appoint a Conference Committee on the part of the By permission the following Conference Committee 41 theSenate to confer with a like Committee on the part of the was received and read:

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Tallahassee, Florida. the amount of bonds or obligations to be issued for suchMay 16, 1941. purposes and the rate of interest thereon; fixing the mini-

rabe John R. Beachamr, mum amount for which bonds or other obligations issuedponorablesident of the Senate, for such purposes may be sold by the County; providing forpresiable Dan McCarty, the levy of taxes for payment of bonds or other obligations

eponorae of the House of Representatives issued for such purposes; authorizing and empowering theSpeaker oteHosBoard of County Commissioners of Palm Beach County to

sirs: make an annual levy for maintenance, improvement, protectionyour conference Committee, appointed to adjust the differ- and operation of parks, parking spaces, docks, piers, yacht

ences existing betwe en t Nate and the House ne asins and bathing beaches; authorizing and empowering thesertatives on Senate Bill No. 194, have had the same under Board of County Commissioners to regulate and to establishconsideration and do hereby respectfully recommend as fees and charges; to lease such parks, parking spaces, docks,follows: piers, yacht basins and bathing beaches and other recrea-

1 That the House do recede from House Amendment No. tional facilities: and repealing all laws in conflict.1 which reads as follows: Proof of Publication attached.

"In section 5, Sub-Section D, line 3, of the bill, strike out Which amendment readrs as follows:the words 'where the total estimate cost of the same is one W ch amendment eads as followsthousand dollars or less'." By adding at the end of Section 9:

2. That the House and Senate do adopt the following "Providing no maintenance tax levy shall be made untilamendment: after parks have been acquired by the County as herein pro-

In Section 5, Sub-Section D, line 4, of the bill, strike out vlded.the words and figures "One Thousand ($1,000.00)" and insert Very respectfully,in lieu thereof "Two Thousand ($2,000.00)." BEN H. FUQUA,

Your Joint Conference Committee appointed as set forth Chief Clerk House of Representatives.herein respectfully request the House of Representatives and The following Message from the House of Representativesthe Florida State Senate to receive and adopt this report was received and read:in toto. Tallahassee, Fla.,

Respectfully submitted, May 19, 1941.W. A. SHANDS, Hon. John R. Beacham,LeROY COLLINS, President of the Senate.ERNEST R. GRAHAM, Sir:

ofthRAINEY CAWTHONe I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform theWm.R A. BONIFAY, Senate that the House of Representatives has concurred inJ. B. BURKS Senate amendment to:of the House of Representatives. House Bill No. 422:

Senator Shands moved the adoption of the foregoing Con- A bill to be entitled An Act to conserve and promote theference Committee report. prosperity and welfare of the Florida citrus industry and

Which was agreed to and the Conference Committee report of the State of Florida by promoting the sale of limes pro-was adopted duced in Florida through the conducting of a publicity, adver-

Seator S d mvd the adoti f the aed nt a tising and sales promotion campai--- to increase thenator in the foregoing Conferenp e Committee amendmenport. as consumption of such limes; to levy and impose an excise taxcontaine, in the foregoing Conference Committee report. on the sale and shipment of limes produced in Florida and.

Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. to provide for the collection thereof; to create a lime adver-Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 194, as amended, the tising fund; to vest the administration of this Act in the

roll was called and the vote was: A Florida Citrus Commission and to provide for the powers,Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall. Butler, duties and authority of said Commission hereunder; and to

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, provide penalties for violations of this Act.Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner. Kelly, Which amendment reads as follows:King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, In Section 12, line 3, strike out the words "nor shall thisWPhice Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shliuler, Sn'itb, Taylor, Ward, Act apply to the limes produced by the small grower and

Whitker, Wilson-36. who produces not more than ten boxes of limes and disposesNays-None. of same in less than full box lots for consumption by hisSo Senate Bill No. 194 passed, as amended, and was re- local market," and insert the following: "nor shall this

ferred to the Committee on Engrossed Bills, and the action Act apply to the limes produced by any grower who producesOf the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- nob more than ten boxes of limes yearly and who himself'intatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. disposes of all of same in less than full box lots for con-

The following Message from the House of Representatives sumption in local markets."Was received and read: Very respectfully,

Tallahassee, Florida, BEN H. FUQUA,May 19, 1941. Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

Hp1e John R. Beacham, The following Message from the House of RepresentativesPiresident Of the Senate. was received and read:

,'^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Tallahassee, Fla.,athe I directed by the House of Representatives to inform May 19, 1941.

lhe Senate that the House of Representatives has concurred Hon. John R. Beacham,Senate amendment to-President of the Senate.Ouse Bill No. 1188: Sir:

Patbill to be entitled An Act to authorize and empower I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform theroltec each County to buy, own, develop, operate, maintain, Senate that the House of Representatives has concurred in

yacht and improve parks, parking spaces, docks, piers, Senate amendment to:Uteilit. iebasns and bathing beaches and other recreational House Bill No. 627:Dur le and for such purposes to acquire land by gift,and e or right of eminent domain and construct operate A bic to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 7672, Speialthereo inaintair such buildings and recreational facilities Acts of the Legislature of the State of Florida of 1917, Laws

ssio as in the discretion of the Board of County Comn- of Florida, as amended, being the Charter of the City ofI ton ers of Palm Beach County may be necessary to Miami Beach, Florida, relating to the legislative, executive,Dubliu 0 date the public; and declaring uuch purposes to be judicial and/or administrative functions or powers of said| res 0ourposes; Providing for issuance of notes and mort- municipality, including the election and appointment to citye erte bonds for such purposes and for holding elections offices, procedure in municipal court, power to acquire and| 14 the o the issuance of notes and mortgages or bonds operate parking lots, and other matters relating thereto.

Iethod of issuing and validating the same; limiting Which amendment reads as follows:

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In Section 1, line 12, typewritten bill, strike out the I am directed by the House of Representatives to inflorwords "Chief of Police." the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: SC

Very respectfully, By Senators Collins, Kelly, Horne, Johnson, Graham, Lind i. ABEN H. FUQUA, ler, McKenzie. Lewis, Smith, Drummond, Adams (25th) g

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Cooley, and Gideons-

The following Message from the House of Representatives Senate Bill No. 290:was received and read:

Tallahassee, fla., A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 1 and 11 ArMay 19, 1941. of Chapter 17275, Acts of 1935, being An Act creating he a

State Planning Board, prescribing its powers and dutiescreating county planning councils and prescribing their P0w'

President of the Senate. ers and duties and making an appropriation for said Board, wasSir: and to amend Section 12 of said Chapter 17275 as amended

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the by Chapter 19182, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1939.Senate that the House of Representatives has concurred in Very respectfully, Hlo0.Senate amendments to: Pr(BEN H. FUQUA, R

House Bill No. 420: Sir.:Chief Clerk House of Representatives . I A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit the sale or offer- Che Cler House of Represnies. S

tug or slethe ranporttio, an th urearaionre- And Senate Bill No. 290, contained in the above message, seing for sale, the transportation, and the r~reparation, re- wsrfre oteCmiteo noldBlswas referred to the Committee on Eniolled Bills.ceipt, or delivery for transportation, or market of any citrus amenaurantifolia, variety Persian, Tahiti or Bears. limes that The following Message from the House of Representatives Byare immature; to provide standards of maturity, to pro- was received and read:vide for the registration and certification of packing houses Tallahassee, Florida,

A tas defined herein, to provide for inspection of limes as to May 19, 1941.maturity by determining juice content by volume, to pro- Hoo. Johi R. Beachan, ord,,Hon. Joltn !2. Beacham, ~~~bond&vide for certificates of maturity and issuance of same, to President of the Senate. to tcprovide for the stamping or marking of juice content on Sir. sha llcontainers, to provide for inspection and tax for same, toprovide for the destruction of lines found to be immature, I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the idineto provide penalties for the violation thereof, to provide Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: Whfor time limit for this Act. Str:

By Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholder, Cooley, Price, King,Which amendments read as follows: Kanner, and Johnson--Amendment No. 1: Senate Bill No. 205: therei

Strike out all of Section 15-A. A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 2 and 3 ofAmendment No. 2: Chapter 19291. Laws of Florida. Acts of 1939. entitled: "AnImmediately after Section 2 insert the following: Section Act relating to Citrus Fruit damaged by freezing: providing

2-A. This Act shall not apply to the limes produced by any for the determination of the extent of damage occurring to Sengrower who produces not more than ten boxes of limes yearly Citrus Fruit from freezing temperatures; prescribing condi- read Iand who himself disposes of all of same in less than full tions under which Citrus Fruit damaged by freezing shall Senbox lots for consumption in local markets. be deemed unfit for human consumption: providing for issi1- House

Very respectfully, ance of rules and regulations by the Florida Citrus CommAs- Whision under the provisions of this Act; providing for an em- the H,

BEN H. FUQUA, bargo on Citrus Fruit under certain conditions: and provid-Chief Clerk House of Representatives. ISnChifollowi gefrm Clerk House of Representatives ing penalties for violation of the provisions of this Act." be req

Threeifollowing Messag from the House of Representatives By Senator Taylor, Rose, Householder, Cooley, Price, King. Bill Nwas received and read:

Tallahassee, florida, Kanner, and Johnson- WhiMay 19, 1941. Senate Bill No. 207: ordere

Hon. John R. Beacham, A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit canning of anl ThePresident of the Senate. citrus fruit that is immature or otherwise unfit for canning was re

Sir: purposes: to provide for the enforcement thereof; and toI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform provide penalties for the violation thereof.

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: B)l Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholder, Coole)., Price King Hon By Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholder, Cooley, Price, King, Kanner, and Johnson- Pres

Kanner, and Johnson- Senate Bill No. 209: Sir:

Senate Bill No. 203: A bia to be entitled An Act to prescribe the duties of Lhe arnA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 2, 3 and 7 Plorida Citrus Commission with reference -c transportation Senate

anct to repeal Section 15-A of Chapter 19326, Laws of Floriaa, problems affecting thp Florida 2itrus Industr3 and trans' By SActs of 1939, entitled: "An Act relating to the purchase, norcation rates ane charges on Florida Citrus Fruits tO pr Snhandling, sale and accounting of -ales of citrus fruit grown scrabe too expenditures from the orange aivertisintg fo. Sennin the State of Florida; to prevent fraud and deception 1 u grapefruit advertising fund and the :angerine adv& ACtherein: to provide for the licensing and noncding of citrus in ob g tors tising fund for protecting the Florida Citrus lnctustl'Y !n a rrny fruit dealers; to prescribe certain powers and duties of the taming and enjoying just, reasonable and otherwise laW yCitrus Commission and the Commissioner Di Agriculture tansporan esjand res.tFeo' the State of Florida in the administration and enforce- t anr .ment of this Act; and to prescribe penalties for the viola- Very respectfully, Bg 1.tions of the provisions of this Act: md providing certain ex- BEN H. FUQUA. 5lousecoptions from the provisions of this Act." Chief Clerk House of Representatives Secti

Very respectfully, And Senate Bills Nos. 205, 207, and 209, contained ,Ie Of RepBEN H. FUQUA, above message, were referred to the Committee on EoroI,' 91nesso-

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Bills. ion toAnd Senate Bill No. 203, contained in the above message, The following Message from the House of Represen Yiee, in

was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. w e d and read: the thewas received the read

The following Message from the House of Representatives Tallahassee, Florida, 94 , all resewas received and read: May 19, Other a

Tallahassee, Florida, Hon. John Ht. Beaeham,May 19, 1941. President of the Senate. atates.

Hon. John R. Beacham, Sir: fs kectiiPresid~ent of the Senate. fp fotwiI am directed by the House of Representatives t st hwi'

Sir: the Senate that the House of Representatives has P500

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By the Committee on Judiciary "C"- the same to be transmitted to the Vice-President of the United

senate Bill No. 484: States. the Speaker of the House of Representatives of theUnited States, the Chairmen of the several committees on

A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing trap and skeet shoot- Army and Naval affairs of the Senate and House of Repre-ing on Sunday. sentatives of the United States, and to each of the members

Very respectfully, of the Senate and House of Representatives of the UnitedBEN H. FUQUA. States, from the State of Florida.

Chief Clerk House of Representatives Very respectfully,

And Senate Bill No. 484. contained in the above message, BEN H. FUQUA,vwa referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills. Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

The following Message from the House of Representatives And Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10, contained in thewvas received and read: above message, was referred to the Committee on Enrolled

Tallahassee, Florida, Bills.May 19, 1941. The following Message from the House of Representatives

Honi. John R. Beacham, was received and read:president of the Senate. Tallahassee. Fla.,

Sir: May 19, 1941.I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Hen. John R. Beacham,

Senate that the House of Representatives has passed with President of the Senate.amendment: Sir:

By Senator Horne- I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform theSenate Bill No. 26: Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:A bill to be entitled An Act requiring all public officials now By Senator Collins-

or hereafter required to post fidelity bonds or performance Senate Bill No. 246:bonds, to POST bonds written by surety companies authorized A bill to be entitled An Act to provide for the enlargement.to do buslne. i n Fl orida and providing that such officials alteration, repair, equipment and furnishing of the Southshall not De qualified until such bonds are 'iled, and pro- Wing of the Capitol, and making an appropriation for suchvidig for p'ayment of premiumsthe'reon.

a Wing o f the Capitol, and making an appropriation for suchriding for payment of premiums thereon.Which amendment reads as follows:purposes respectfullyStrike out Section 4. BEN H FUQUAAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

therein. And Senate Bill No. 246. contained in the above message,Very respectfully, was referred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills.

BEN H. FUQUA, The following Message from the House of RepresentativesChief Clerk House of Representatives. was received and read:

Senate Bill No. 26, contained in the above message, was Tallahassee. Fla.,read by title, together with the House Amendment thereto. May 19, 1941.

Senator Horne moved that the Senate do not concur in the Hon. John R. Beacham,House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 26. President of the Senate.

Which was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur in Sir:the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 26. I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the

Senator Horne moved that the House of Representatives Senate that the House of Representatives has passed withbe requested to recede from the House Amendment to Senate amendment:Bill No. 26. By Senator Lindler-

Which was agreed to and the action of the Senate was Senate Bill No. 178ordered certified to the House of Representatives.Tordered certified tos the House of Representatives. A bill to be entitled An Act relating to limited Agricultural

W e following Message from the House of Representatives Associations; authorizing the formation of such Associations;as receieved and read: prescribing the powers and duties thereof; limiting the per-Tallahassee, Florida, sonal liability of members, and providing procedure for the

May 19, 1941. formation, organization, operation and dissolution of suchHo7n. John R. Beacham, Associations.

President of the Senate. Which amendment reads as follows:Sir:

In Section 2, line 7, of the bill, after the wor.1 ' Agriculture"I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the insert the following "or livestock."

Senate that the House of Representatives has adopted: And respectfully requests the concurrence of the SenateBy Senator Rose- therein.Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 10: Very respectfully,A Concurrent Resolution to be entitled a Resolution relat- BEN H. FUQUA,

arg to the preservation of moral conditions in the vicintiy of Chief Clerk House of Representatives.thery and naval camps and plants erected and maintained by And Senate Bill No. 178, contained in the above message.thnesepedell Governmr ent in providing for the National De- was read by title, together with the House amendment thereto.

Senator Lindler moved that the Senate do concur in theBs IT RESOLVED by the Senate of the State of Florida, the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 178.House of Representatives concurring: Which was agreed to and the Senate concurred in the HouseSef tion 1 That the Senate of the State of Florida, the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 178.

egess esentate concurring, respectively petition the Con- And Senate Bill No. 178, as amended, was referred to thetiol to le United States of America to give early considera- Committee on Engrossed Bills, and the action of the Senatevice, elegslaton suppressing and prohibiting all forms of was ordered certified to the House of Representatives.

vcn the^ldn the sale of intoxicating beverages, on, in, and The following Message from the House of Representativesthe xvavic.nity of all plants received and read:all re d States of America for national defense, including was Teceave d and readaothreser vatons, camps, bases, training schools, barracks and Tallahassee, Florida,ot the eas used for the quartering, training or encampment y 19, 1941.Btates armed forces of the Army and Navy of the United Hont. John R. Beacham,

Sect President of the Senate.et i'ot 2. Be it further Resolved that the Secretary of State Sir:

th Prepare suitable copies of this Resolution, and cause I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

542 JOURNAL OF THE SIEINATE fv/-'ay 19, 1941 Ma

thc Senate that the House of Representatives has accepted the words and figures "One Thousand ($1,000.00)" and insertano adopted the report of the Conference Committee ap- - lieu thereof "Two Thousand ($2,000.00)." ide

pointed by the President of the Senate and the Speaker of rnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate vise

the House of Representatives to adjust the differences existing tlherein. of ti

between the two Bodies on House Amendment to: Very respectfully, to bh

EB Senator Shands- BEN H. FUQUA. W.

Senate Bill No. 194: Chief Clerk House of Representatives HC

A bill to be entitled An Act defining and regulating the The following Message from the House of Representatives egilif

practice of professional engineering in Florida and defining wallahassee, andread:

a professional engineer; providing for the ogi stration of pro- Tallhse, F9a., insof

fessional engineers: creating and establishing the Florida May 19, 1941.Ho

State Board of Engineer Examiners: providing for the ap- Hon. Johin R. Beacham,pointment of members composing said board: defining the President of the Senate. and

qualifications of the members; granting certair powers and Sir: . ndiduties to said board; providing for the expenses of said board I am directed by the House of Representatives to informan:: for the organization and holding of meetings and for the the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed Ins

keeping of records of said board; defining violations of this with amendment: Sec

Ac! and the penalties for such -- olations. providing proced- permi

un- for determining violations and p'escribing penalties there- B Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholdei, Cooles Price. King, eomnto., defining and providing for exemptions from the provi- Kanner. and Johnson- cwise

sionm of this Act: providing as to engineers from other states Senate Bill No. 204: Anc

practicing professional engineering in Florida providing for A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 6 of Chapter therei

registration and examinatioon fees and providing for and 19325. Laws of Florida. Acts of 1939, entitled "An Act to

defining qualificaticns f cc registration: providing fol the hold- provide for, regulate and control The artificia. coloring it

ing of examinations and the issuance of certificates of regis- certain citrus fruits by the addition of artificial color to

tration and for suspending and revoking certificates so issued; the peel thereof. and fixing penalties for the violation thereof,"

providing for appeal from the action of said board; providing Which amendment reads as follows: Sen:

for receiving, accounting for. and disbursing monies by said In Section 1, line 3, of the bill, strike out the words: read

board; providing Tor the abolishment of the State Board of "Section 6. That it shall be unlawful for any person to Sem

Engineering Examiners and the transfer of its property to use on citrus fruits or apply thereto any coloring matter House

ann assumption of its obligations by the Florida State Board unlessW an insert the following in lieu thereof:hiof Engineer Examiners: providing for the preservation uerig)hts vested under the law existing prior to enactment of "Section 6. That it shall be unlawful for any person to House

this law; and, save as necessary ' o preserve such rights re- use on citrus fruits or apply thereto any coloring matter Sene

pealing all laws or parts of laws in conflict with this Act. - during the months of September, October, November, or HousseWhic Conerene Cmmitee Rportreas asfollws: December of any year and also unlawful for any person to Whit

Whuiche Conference Committee Report reads as follows: use on citrus fruits or apply thereto any coloring matter House

Tallahassee, Florida, during any other month of the year unless . Sena

May 16, 1941. And respectfully requests the concurrence of the . House

Honorable John R. Beachiam, therein.WhicPresident of the Senate, Very respectfully. House

Honorable Dan McCarty, BEN H. FUQUA, SenaSpeaker of the House of Representatives. Chief Clerk House of Representatives. request

Sirs: Senate Bill No. 204, contained in the above message, W Bill No

ESour Conference Committee, appointed to adjust the dif- read by title, together with the House Amendmrent thereto. hic

ferences existing between the Senate and the House of Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur 10 ordered

Representatives on Senate Bill No. 194, have had the same the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 204. Senr1

under consideration and do hereby respectively recommend Which was agreed to and the Senate refused to conCUT Seorta

as follows: in the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 204. from ti

1. That the House do recede from House Amendment No. Senator Taylor moved that the House of Representative Of the;

1 which reads as follows: be requested to recede from the House Amendment to Senate Whic]

"In Section 5, Sub-Section D, line 3, of the bill strike out Bill No. 204.the words 'where the total estimated cost of the same is one Which was agreed to and the action of the Senate Was The r

thousand dollars or less'." ordered certified to the House of Representatives. and Bu

2. That the House and Senate do adopt the following The following Message from the House of Representative- The f

amendment: was received and read:

In Section 5, Sub-Section D, line 4, of the bill, strike out Tallahassee, Fla.,the words and figures "One Thousand ($1,000.00)" and insert May 19, 1941. o71 J,

in lieu thereof "Two Thousand ($2,000.00)." Hon. John R. Beacham, PTeoid

Your Joint Conference Committee appointed as set forth President of the Senate. Sir"helein respectfully request the House of Representatives Sir: forip I ato adopt this report in toto. I am directed by the House of Representatives to p1 sfeo SeIate a

Respetfull submittethe Senate that the House of Representatives has SrenateRespectfully submitted with amendments: D Se

(Signed) LWERA. CLLINS By Senators Taylor. Rose. Housholder, Cooley. Price, Ki H"tie,

(Signed) ERNEST R. GRAHAM Kanner. and Johnson- SenateOf the Senate. Senate Bill No. 201: Re q bil

(Signed) RAINEY CAWTHON A bill to be entitled An Act to create and establish 9COD 15 ° CT(Signed) WM. A. BONIFAY search Department of the Florida Citrus Commission tolt ,', b 0C(Signed) J. S. BURKS duct the study of standards of quality, grade and V Act

Of the House of Representatives. of Florida citrus fruit and the cause and effect ther, ,t t p Ac

And has receded from House Amendment No. 1, which determine the nutritional and other value of c ribettame ndment reads as follows: to develop new uses tor citrus trfuit and to pre-COP' o irWd eo

"In Section 5, Sub-Section D, line 3, of the bill strike out pofwers andduties of the Florida CitrusCommislo lo evynection therewith: to provide for the employment O. pow"tO; iith'~ words 'where the total estimated cost of the same is one ager of such Research Department and to orescrib9 his je~ Pi51 R a,thousand dollars or less'," and duties: to provide for expenditures from the °r I Ilgeririe

And has accepted and adopted the Conference Commit- vertising Fund. the Grapefruit Advertising Fund and ofe 5i the Act itec Amendment, which amendment reads as follows: gerine Advertising Fund for the proper financingc P, QI we

Inl Section 5. Sub-Section D, line 4, of the bill, strike out Research Department and the activities thereof and r an

1 May 19, 941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 543

d1 e for an Advisory Research Committee to consult and ad- Which amendment reads as follows:ise with the Florida Citrus Commission in the expenditure At the end of Section 2, strike out the period and insertf\ 'the funds appropriated by this Act and the research work the following "who shall manufacture the same within the

to be done thereunder. State of Florida."wrhich amendments read as follows: And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate

House Amendment No. 1: therein.In Section 4 (c), line 2, following the words "facilities and Very respectfully,

51ipm0ent" insert the following: ". making use of the labora- BEN H. FUQUA.tory facilities and equipment of the University of Florida Chief Clerk House of Representatives.insofar as is practicable," Senate Bill No. 210, contained in the above message, was

House Amendment No. 2: read by title, together with the House Amendment thereto.In Section 6, ine 6, of the bill, strike out the word "seven" Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in the

and insert the following in lieu thereof: "five" House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 210.House Amendment No. 3: Which was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur inInsert Section 6-A- the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 210.Section 6-A-Nothing in this Act shall be construed as to Senator Taylor moved that the House of Representatives

permit the promulgation of any rule or regulation by such be requested to recede from the House Amendment to SenateCommission as will allow the use of color added as other- Bill No. 210.wise prohibited by law. Which was agreed to and the action of the Senate was ord-

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate ered certified to the House of Representatives.therein. The following Message from the House of Representatives

Very respectfully, was received and read:.:~~~~~ ~~BEN H. FUQUA, Tallahassee, Florida,

)u~~ ~ Chief Clerk House of Representatives. May 19, 1941.Senate Bill No. 201, contained in the above message, was Hon. John R. Beachanm,

read by title, together with House Amendments thereto. President of the Senate.Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in Sir:

House Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill No. 201. I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform theWhich was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur in Senate that the House of Representatives has passed with

to House Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill No. 201. amendment:er Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in By Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholder, Cooley, Price, King,or House Amendment No. 2 to Senate Bill No. 201. Kanner and Johnson-to Which was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur in Senate Bill No. 206:

ter House Amendment No. 2 to Senate Bill No. 201. A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 10, 11 andSenator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in 17 of Chapter 17780. Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937. entitled

t House Amendment No. 3 to Senate Bill No. 201. "An Act to conserve and promote the prosperity and welfareWhich was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur in of the Florida citrus industry and of the State of Florida

House Amendment No. 3 to Senate Bill No. 201. by promoting the sale of grapefruit produced in FloridaSenator Taylor moved that the. House of. Representativesbe through the conducting of a publicity, advertising and salesSenator Taylor moved that the House of Representatives be promotion campaign to increase the consumption of such

requested to recede from the House Amendments to Senate grapefruit: to levy and impose an excise tax on grapefruitto hi No' 201produceo in Florida and to provide for the collection thereof;

ordWhich was agreed to and the action of the Senate was to create a grapefruit advertising fund: to vest the adminis-ordered certified to the House of Representatives. tration of this Act in the Florida Citrus Commission and to

Senator Whitaker moved that a committee be appointed to provide for thie powers, duties and authority of said Commis-escort Honorable Wallace Tervin, former member of the Senate sion hereunder; to create an advisory committee of grape-from the 36th Senatorial District, to a seat on the rostrum fruit canners; to provide for their appointment, qualifications

it't o01 the Senate and terms of office; and to provide penalties for violationseneli Which was agreed to of this Act."

, 0 The Presiding officer appointed Senators Whitaker, Perdue, Which amendment reads as follows:and Butler as the committee. At the end of Section 2, strike out the period and insert the

atl Ti following Message from the House of Representatives following: who shall manufacture the same within the State'as received and read: Of florida.

Tallaasse, And respectfully requests the concur-ence of the SenateTallahassee. Fla.. therein.

°" John R. Beacham May 19, 1941. Very respectfully,

Preident of the Senate BEN H. FUQUA,Sir: Chief Clerk House of Representatives

ifoT Iin directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Senate Bill No. 206, contained in the above message, waspasL.1 that the House of Representatives has passed with read by title, together with the House Amendment thereto.

pmndnent: Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in the

B, R KSnl-enators Taylor, Rose, Houshlolder, Cooley, Price, King. House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 206.met and Johnson- Which was agreed to and the Senate refused to concur in the

Senate Bill No. 210: House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 206.

Ih 1 lIbel oc ne entitled An Act to amend Sections 9, 10 and Senator Taylor moved that the House of Representatives beto Fi b h ,ap0ter 16858. Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935, as amend- requested to recede from the House Amendment to Senate

ere ft Act taPter 17782, Laws of Florida, Acts i1 1937 entitledi Bill No. 206.X the t t00 conserve and oromote the prosperity and welfare Which was agreed to and the action of the Senate was ord-

:r'1 lt Ptoun rlida Citrus Industry and -f the State o1 Florida by ered certified to the House of Representatives.^St r e o n^ucthi^e sale o tangerines oroduced in Florida through The following Message from the House of Representatives11 "fq 0taigUti ^gg of a publicity advertising and iales oromotion was received and read:

B S ' ta increase the consumption of iuch tangerines;Tallahassee, Florida,r1 0 emd Tallahassee, Florida,"JI h-P Ia. 000 Pose an excise tax or tangerines produced in May 19 1941oP, f Nhlerird to provide for the collection thereof; to create at l:s r 1 in h inadvertis.g fund: to vest the administration of Hon. John R. Beacham,

iO °11' Do.ers de Fdlorida Citrus Commissicn ann to provide for President of the Senate.d et: adutles and authority of said Commission l.ere- Sir:

to Provide penalties for violations 11 this Act." I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

544 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 19, 1941 ay 19,

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed with lets. catalogues, displays, folders, strips, and otherl Printed And respe

amendment: work of similar character. kind and nature shall be Purchased herein

By Senators Taylor, Rose, Housholder, Cooley, Price, King. from the lowest and best responsible bidder who shall man0 t

Kanner. and Johnson - facture the same within the State of Florida."

Senate Bill No. 208: Section 4. That Section 15 of Chapter 16.856. Laws of Piorl

A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 6. 9. 10 and da. Acts of 1935, as amended by Chapter 17,781, Laws f nd House

15 of Chapter 16856. Laws of Florida. Acts of 1935, as amend- Florida, Acts of 1937, be and the same is hereby amended to ead the firs

ed by Chapter 17781. Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937. entitled read as follows:judiciary"An Act to conserve and promote the prosperity and welfare "Section 15. That the powers and duties of the Commission The followof the Florida citrus industry and of the State of Florida by shall include the following: receivedpromoting the sale of oranges produced in Florida through "1. To adopt and from time to time alter, rescind, modif receivedthe conducting of a publicity, advertising and sales Promo- and/or amend all proper and necessary rules, regulations andtion campaign to increase the consumption of such oranges: orders for the exercise of its powers and the performance of Ji Rto levy and impose an excise tax on oranges produced in its duties under this Act.i1 -

Florida and to provide for toet the adcollec nistration of thise "2. To employ and at its pleasure discharge an advertising president

an orangpe advertising fund: to vest the administration of this mng, agnsSdvriigagnisadru:ceiclad.Act in the Florida Citrus Commission and to provide for the manager, agents, advertising agencies and such clerical and m direcpowers. duties and authority of said Commission hereunder: other help as it deems necessary, and to outline their powers athat

and to provide penalties for violations of this Act." and duties and fix their compen sation; provided, however requested bythat the Commission, for a period of two years after the ef. rqetdb

Which amendment reads as follows: fective date of this Act, shall employ different advertising By Mr. Ay

STRIKE OUT ALL AFTER THE ENACTING CLAUSE AND agencies to handle the advertising of fresh oranges and canned House Bill

INSERT THE FOLLOWING IN LIEU THEREOF: oranges or canned orange juice and that at no time shall A 1

Section 1. That Section 6 of Chapter 16.856, Laws of Florida, the same advertising agency be employed to handle both the A bill to b

Acts of 1935. as amended by Chapter 17,781. Laws of Florida, advertising of fresh oranges and canned oranges or canned Commissione

Acts of 1937. be and the same is hereby amended to read as orange juice, either directly or indirectly Fresh oranges and of Public In,

follows: canned oranges or canned orange juice shall not be adver. onthly star

"Section 6. That there is hereby levied and imposed an ex- tised in the same copy at the same time. statements o1

cise tax of one cent on each standard packed box of oranges "3. To make in the name of the Commission such advertis. county, Flor:

grown in the Slate of Florida." ing contracts and other agreements as may be necessary. nnd provide

Section 2. That Section 9 of Chapter 16,856. Laws of Flor- "4. To keep books, records and accounts of all its doings

ida. Acts of 1935, as amended by Chapter 17.781, Laws of which books, records and accounts shall be open to inspection By M. Aye

Florida, Acts of 1937, be and the same is hereby amended to ano audit by the State Auditor at all times. House Bill

read as follows: "5. To purchase or authorize the purchase of all office A bill to t

"Section 9. That all taxes levied and imposed under and pur- equipment and supplies and to incur all other reasonable and water fish ti

suant to the provisions of this act shall be due and payable necessary expenses and obligations in connection with and State of FIoi

and shall be paid when the oranges covered by this Act are required for the proper carrying out of the provisions of this By Mr. Ay.

first handled in the primary channel of trade. All such taxes Act.House Bill

shall be paid to the Commission by the person first handling "6. To investigate and cause prosecution to be instituted A bill to b

the oranges covered by this Act in the primary channel of for violations of the provisions of this Act." county attorr

trade, except that all taxes on oranges delivered or sold for Section 5. That this Act shall be liberally construed and i that are not

Canning or processing in the State of Florida shall be pad to any part or portion thereof be declared invalid or the appli- County, Stat'the Commission by the person so canning or processing such cation thereof to any person, circumstance or thing is de- herewith.

oranges. The payment of such taxes shall be evidenced by dared invalid, the validity of all the remainder of this Act By Mr. Ayestamps to be known and designated as 'Florida Citrus Adver- and/or the applicability thereof to any other person c-

tising Stamps,' with the amount paid for such stamps mdi- cumstoance or thing shall not be affected thereby, and it is House sBillcated thereon, which stamps shall in every instance be af- the intention of the Legislature of the State of lorida to pr- A bill to bfixed to the grade certificate .r certificates showing the grade ee an and all parts of said Act if possible .ue of mi

of the oranges covered thereby, when such oranges are re- yPGilchrist Couquired by law to be inspected for grade and certification there- Section 6. That all laws and parts of laws in conflict here

of, and in all other cases such stamps shall be affixed to the with be and the same are hereby repealed to the extent o nflict herex

returns provided for in Section 8 hereof. The Commission such conflict. Mr. Ay

shall procure and cause such stamps to be distributed for pay- Section 7. That this Act shall take effect September 1, 1941, House Bill

ment of the taxes prescribed in this Act and shall prescribe And Senate Bill No. 208, contained in the above message A bill to be

such method for the affixing and cancellation of said stamps was read by title together with the House Amendment thereto lountY attor

as shall be necessary to carry out and comply with the intent Senator Taylor moved that the Senate do not concur in Pealing all

and purpose of this Act." Sen House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 208.

Section 3. That Section 10 of Chapter 16,856, Laws of Florida, the House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 208.

Acts of 1935, as amended by Chapter 17,781, Laws of Florida. t Hou Amemnte to Snat Bll Sn used to concur

Acts of 1937, be and the same is hereby amended to read as the House Amendment to Senate Bill No 20 I efollows: Senator Taylor moved that the House of Representatives And Rouse

"Section 10. That all taxes levied and collected under the be requested to recede from the House Amendment to Se oB

provisions of this Act shall be paid into the State Treasury Bi fll Noowi 208on or before the 15th day of each month. Such moneys shall Which was agreed to and the action of the Senate a received

be kept in a special fund to be known as the 'Orange Advertis- ordered certified to the House of Representatives.

ing Fund,' which is hereby created, and all moneys coming The following Message from the House of Representative

into said special fund are hereby appropriated and made was received and readg ot Johnr available for defraying the expenses of the administration was received and read: Johi Rand enforcement of this Act. All moneys levied and collected Tallaassee. Sir e'under this Act over and above the necessary administration May 16, 1 94iexpense as provided for in this Act, shall be spent exclusively Hon. John R. Beacham, Ihe Sen airec

for the advertising of oranges and associated and related pur- President o the Senate. the renate tiposes as provided by law. Provided further, that in cases .reldt Nquiredwhere oranges are advertised jointly with grapefruit and Sir .nform i to te het

tangerines, or both, the Orange Advertising Fund shall only I am directed by the House of Representatives to m ?lorida

be"- its pro rata share of such advertising. Al taxes levied Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: r Gr-

hereunder and collected through sale of said stamps by the By Messrs Luckie. Bennett. and Acosta of Duval- "UsIe 3Bill

Commission shall be paid to the Comptroller of the State of House Bill No 716: re illa to Florida for payment into said Orange Advertising Fund. Funds -p . . 9247 ti Iini sonexpended under this Act for advertising shall be expended A bill to be entitled An Act repealing Cg4 - for t beaenti

through an established advertising agency within the State of Florida Acts of 1939. entitled 'An Act providin ffier le ka snt

of Florida; all advertising and display printed-matter such voluntary resignation and retirement of elective ,a eartn

as booklets, broadsides, bulletins, calendars, car-cards, leaf- cities and villages uLnder certain zonditions with pay- Dartn

1 May 19, 1941 JOU RNAL OF THE SENATE 545

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirdsvote of all members elected to the House of Representatives

id [erei ^Very respectfully, for the 1941 session of the Florida Legislature-A1 -^BEN H. FUQUA. By Mr. Brackin of Okaloosa-

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. House Bill No. 211:

of And House Bill No. 716, contained in the above message. was A bill to be entitled An Act for the relief of Mrs. Rebeccato read the first time by title only and referred to the Committee Green, and providing appropriation for injuries and dam-

udiciary "A". ages sustained by the loss of her husband J. Bascom Green.following Message from the House of Representatives whose death February 20, 1928, was caused by the caving

m The following Message from the House o rntatives in of the walls of a clay pit while he was at work for theCas received and rea. l State Road Department of the State of Florida.

f Tallahassee, F1a., Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirdsid May 16, 1941. vote of all members elected to the House of Representativesof Hon. John R. Beacham for the 1941 session of the Florida Legislature-

president of the Senate. By Mr. Lane of Manatee (By request)-

ld I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the House Bill No. 326::rs Senate that the House of Representatives returns herewith, as A bill to be entitled An Act for the relief of C. F. Grubbs, air requested by the Senate: resident of Manatee County, Florida.

i- BY Mr. Ayers of Gilchrist- And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate

ad House Bill No. 1113: Very respectfullyIl A bill to be entitled An Act requiring the Board of County Very respectfully,

re commissioners of Gilchrist County, Florida, and the Board BEN H. FtQUA,ed of Public Instruction of Gilchrist County, Florida, to publish Chief Clerk House of Representatives.ld monthly statements of their proceedings including itemized And House Bills Nos. 161, 211 and 326, contained in the

statements of receipts and disbursements of all moneys receiv- above message, were read the first time by titles only anded and distributed, in a newspaper published in Gilchrist referred to the Committee on Pensions and Claims.

s- County, Florida, and provide for the cost of said publication The following Message from the House of Representativesannd provide penalty for the violation hereof. was received and read:

gs By Mr. Ayers of Gilchrist- Tallahassee, Florida,

House Bill No. 1114: Hon John Beacham,

ce A bill to be entitled An Act making it lawful to sell salt President of the Senate.id water fish twelve months in each year in Gilchrist county, Sir:id State of Florida. I am directed by the House of Representatives to informdso By Mr. Ayers of Gilchrist- the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:

House Bill No. 1116: By Mr. Morrow of Palm Beach-ed A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit fees being paid to House Bill No. 268:. county attorney or county prosecuting attorney in court cases A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the liability of citiesit that are not prosecuted in court by him in and for Gilchrist and villages for negligent or wrongful injury or damage to

eI County State of Florida; and repealing all laws in conflict person or property; providing the time within which actione- herewith. for such injury or damage may be brought and requiring the- By Mr. Ayers of Gilchrist- filing of a notice of claim prior to bringing such action; andr House Bill No. 1117: repealing all laws in conflict herewith.e- A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the maximum compen- By Mr. Holt of Dade-

lotion of members of the Board of County Commissioners in House Bill No. 356:Gllehrist County, State of Florida; and repealing all laws in A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing any county having

onflict herewith. a population of 250,000 or more inhabitants according to theBy Mr. Ayers of Gilchrist- latest Federal or State census to procure, construct, loan and

,1. House Bill No. 1118: furnish to the Hospital for the Insane of the State ofbill to be entited An Act fixing the maximum salay fo Florida buildings. structures and land to be used for those

e. A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the maximum salary andor committed to said hospital from any such county and adjoin-D cualing attorney in cnflichrist County, State of orida; and ing counties and making same a county purpose and prescrib-ID l"'eiling all laws in conflict herewith. ing the duties of the Commissioners of State Institutions

Very respectfully, relative thereto.BEN H. PUQUA, And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. therein.IAn.d House Bills Nos. 1113, 1114, 1116, 1117 and 1118, con- Very respectfully,

lie l in the above message, were placed on the Calendar of BEN H T TUAB ills on third' reading, pending roll call. Chief Clerk House of Representatives.feoelelowingMessage from the House of Representatives And House Bill No 268, contained in the above message,

.I-Q was read the first time by title only and referred to theTallahassee, Florida, Committee on Cities and Towns.

70n. John R May 19, 1941. And House Bill No. 356, contained in the above message,; 07nsid Beachamn, was read the first time by title only and referred to theSir: eideit of the Senate. Committee on State Institutions.

I I am ri The following Message from the House of Representativesl Ue 8 enarected by the House of Representatives to inform was received and read:

the qiate that the House of Representatives has passed by Tallahassee, Florida,lectedt.red Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members May 19, 1941.

Of theb o the House of Representatives for the 1941 session John Beacham

Graves of Indian River President of the Senate." ^"Uso ' .aves of Indian River-sir:

A bil] No. 161: I am directed by the House of Representatives to informt B lls son entitled An Act for the relief of Homer Smith the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:

] ge, Ctlr in Ston Smith, by reason of the sustaining of By Mr. Brackin of Okaloosa-strinjuries to Clint Bth, a minor, as a result of-

l Depaek by c a truck owned and operated by the State House Bill No. 210:rtment of Florida. A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 19201.

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Laws of Florida, Acts of 1939, the same being "An Act to out regard to uniformity of applications, relatinig to 5 SCprotect good will represented by trade marks. name or brands. conservation of salt watei fish and salt water products, y tileagainst injury by authorizing contracts establishing resale .An epcflyrqet hecnurneo h e 0prices on commodities bearing them and defining as unlair thri eiatcompetition and making actionable knowingly and wilfully thri Very respectfully, A billto advertise and sell such commodities at less than thle BEN H. FuQUAAblprices established in the contracts authorized by this Act. CiflekHueoRersnA.i~ w onlpnwhether the person so advertising and selling is or is neot And House Joint Resolution No. 560, contained in t .1sfirrola party to such contract," by amending Section 6 thero above message, was read the first time in full and rfrz oneso as to provide for a cancellation of license of any person. re efirm or corporation three times adjudged liable for unfair to the Committee on Constitutional Amendments. ofcompetition. By permission the following bills were introduced: Vsn pro

By the Committee on Public Health- fo~~~~tr theBy Mr. Thomas, of Lake- ByteCmiteonPbinelh casesCommittee Substitute for House Bill No. 665: Senate Bill No. 634: Tlileb C(

A bill to be entitled An Act relating to Public Education A bill to be entitled Am Act to amend Section 3 Of Ohaptev ilfore Ito prohibit the establishment or organization of fraternities, 8415, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1921, the same relating to tb, Was sororities or other secret organizations whose membership appointment of members of the State Board Of Medical pb. lilfle inIconsists in whole or in part of pupils enrolled in public schools armners of the State of Florida by the Governor. pendirof the State of Florida: to prohibit pupils enrolled in the Which was read the first time by title only and placed on Hornei mpublic schools of the State of Florida from oelonging to the Calendar of Bills on second reading without reference ;ricly' PCfraternities, sororities or other secret organizations. to BI, Senator Beall- Whichauthorize County Boards of Public Instruction to prescribe SeaeBlNo63:sntany necessary r egulations and to enforce the provisions of SeaeBlNo63:entthis Act; and to repeal all laws in conflict with this Act. A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the compensation :n the

of the Clerk of the Court of Reccidc of Escambia Counh"By the Committee on Livestock- and the Clerks of all other Courts of Record now or bere.House Bill No. 1051: after established having original civil jurisdiction at las Sen ateA bill to be entitled An Act dispensing with duplicate inspec- and in equity concurrent with the Circuit Court, and ts -der an(

tion and recording of marks and brands of livestock upon repeal conflicting legislation. Senatetransfer of title or possession and whether alive or slaughtered. Which was read the first time by title only. A bill

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate Senator Beall moved that the rules be waived and Senat, Fiorida Itherein. Bill No. 635 be read the second time by title only. Nutnty o.

Very respectfully, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Ati ofanBEN H. FUQUA, And Senate Bill No. 635 was read the second time by tit), :.,pervyisio

Chief Clerk House of Representatives, only. ties ofAnd House Bill No. 210, contained in the above message, Senator Beall moved that the rules be further waived and '1newith

was read the first time by title only and referred to the Senate Bill No. 635 be read the third time in full and gut lfl.eiligatCommittee on Labor and Industry, upon its passage. Was tal

And Committee Substitute for House Bill No. 665, con- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senatortamned in the above message, was read the first time by title And Senate Bill No. 635 was read the third time in full. Mil No. 3only and referred to the Committee on Education. Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 635 the roll was calki Which

And House Bill No. 1051, contained in the above message, and the vote was: And seiwas read the first time by title only and referred to the Ya-eaosAas(5hAas(0hBal uk. iy

Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. ~~~~~~~~~~Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideov SenatorThe following Message from the House of Representatives Graham, Hinely, Homne, Housholder. Johnson: Kanner, KelY. ',nate IBi

was received and iliad: King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, PerdUc. liii itsITallahassee, Florida, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Wsfs, Which N

May 19, 1941. Whitaker, Wilson-36. And SerI-on. John R. Beacham, Nays--None. Upon th

President of the Senate. So Senate Bill No. 635 passed, title as stated, and the NWis' 'I the yeSir: of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of RePitt Yeas...S

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule ~ '¶mnoncthe Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by Senator Collins moved that House Bill No. 268 be C ?slOld,the required Constitutional three-fifths vote of all members from the Commte nCte n owns and be reter' insIelected to the House of Representatives for the 1941 session to the Commiuttee on Judiciary '"B." lr.WIof the Florida Legislature- WThich was agreed to and it was so ordered.

By Messrs. Versaggi of St. Johns, Perry of Sarasota, and VETO MESSAGES , eaWotitzky of Charlotte-in0 l Sl

House Joint Resolution No. 560: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Senate Bill No. 1093 (1939 Session) was taken UP -!]Iveii SeHouse Joint Resolution No. 560: order and the consideration thereof was informally pas5ed myin

A Joint Resolution proposing an amendment to Article Six- leiiate Iteen of the Constitution of Florida, by adding thereto an SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READING 'A bill toadditional section permitting the Leiltuet vs h Snt Bl o.3:ad j(

power of making the rules and regulations relating to the conl- A ilt eette nAttNaedScin45 f *11Cservation of salt water fish and salt water products in a Revised GobeeneaStatutesA oft Floriaa amendSein45 -t "U Ce

STATE OF FLORIDA: ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1-Chapter 13576 Acts of 1929, as amended dby SeCltJ"0' aet

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE Chapter 17715, Acts of 1937, relating to a limitation to tae ., ofiesedrcosepoeeadotesmThriat brie amendedn byadin therensittioan additiona Staeton Wans taknd Tupsnt t Cordanerpnigrllc..h b& ,, 11~ seThat Arie Sien teen ofadin therCnsittioan adtofnth Setateof Bans taknd Tustnt Companes. pedn'rl al,,,l, eo

to be known as Section 32 of said Article 16, authorizing the read the third time in full on April 30, 1941. a

Legislature to vest the power of making rules and regu- twater products in a board or commission, be and the same ano the vote was: ce lief .'That Iis hereby agreed to and shall be submitted to the electors Yeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Clamle 6eal, 041of the State of Florida for ratification or rejection at the Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks iei~y ~ General Election tbehl ontefrt usdyaer Hinely, Homne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanerthe first Monday in November, 1942, as follows: Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc ezeIIe; 1is \ Sn

"Section 32. The Legislature may vest in such board or Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Icommission now created or that may be created by it, au- ker. Wilson-35.thority to make and establish rules and regulations with- Nays--None.

Igay 19,1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 547

So enate Bill No. 32 passed, title as stated and the action Senate Bill No. 437 be read the third time in full and putthe senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- upon its passage.

0entatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.senate Bill No. 99 And Senate Bill No. 437 was read the third time in full.A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit the payment of Upon the passage of Senate Bill No 437 the roll was

compensation to officers required by the Constitution or called and the vote was:Iaws of this State to be appointed by the Governor and Yeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall. Butler, Clarke, Cliett,\onfirmed by the Senate, unless and until any officer ap- Cooley, Drummond. Dye, Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely,pointed shall have been confirmed by the Senate: prohibiting Homrne, Householder, Johnson. Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis,l officer from drawing or paying warrants for compensa- Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose,tion prohibited by this Act to be paid; prescribing penalties Shands, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Whitaker-31.

r me violation of this Act and making certain exceptions N,I cases of appointments made between sessions of the Senate-Nnw hlich could not have been anticipated, made and confirmed So Senate Bill No. 437 passed, title as stated, and the actionbefore the vacancy occurred. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

Was taken up, pending roll call, having been read the third sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.tinme in full on May 1, 1941, Senate Bill No 338:

pending roll call on the passage of Senate Bill No. 99, Senator A bill to be entitled An Act to punish any person who makesHomrne moved that the further consideration thereof be indefi- any false statement or false representations t, another con-nitely postponed cerning any hotel. inn or apartment house with the inten-

Which was agreed to and it was so ordered. tion of inducing such other person to enter. lodge at or toagree Bil Nos 247 an 21 wr tae u inte ,odl become a guest of any other hotel, inn or apartment house.

Senate Bills Nos. 247 and 216 were taken up in their order or who by any false statement or representation induces anyand the further consideration thereof was informally passed. person not to enter, lodge or become a guest of any hotel

SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING inn. or apartment house: also any person engaged in theoperation of any hotel, inn or apartment house, to pay to

Senate Bills Nos. 62, 110 and 181 were taken up in their any person any compensation for diverting through fraud:rder and the consideration thereof was informally passed. or other misrepresentation. prospective patrons of a given

Senate Bill No. 391: hotel. inn or apartment house to any other hotel, inn orA bill to be entitled An Act establishing a museum of the apartment house, and to provide a penalty for the violation

Florida Indian at Phantom Grove on Lake Pierce in Polk of this Act.County on property to be donated by the Curtis Florida Comn- Was taken up in its order.pany of Mountain Lake: making provisions for the approval Senator Graham moved that the rules be waived and Sen-of Plans of the museum. and maintenance: providing for ate Bill No. 338 be read the second time by title only.tsupervision of its personnel and the acquisition and dispo-9tion of collections: providing for a library in connection Whlch was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.therewith and making provisions for publishing results of And Senate Bill No. 338 was read the second time by titleInvestigations only.

Was taken up in its order. Senator Graham moved that the rules be further waived„ ', _-. . ,. „, ,>~ . . , _and Senate Bill No. 338 be read the third time in full andSenator King moved that the rules be waived and Senate put upon its passage.

Bill No. 391 be read the second time by title only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote., Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And Senate Bill No. 338 was read the third time in full.Wh,,ch was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.^ g 3

And Senate Bill No. 391 was read the second time by title n Senate Bll No. 338 thero wa c alleoaly sn Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 338 the roll was called

Senator King moved that the rules be further waived and a ea-ea s A 30h, Be 0 Bl C ie.Late Bill No 391 be read the third time in full and put Yeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett,

ni Bilts oassae. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Graham, Hinely, Home, Hous-CWEh it pasg.holder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maines,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shuler, Smith, Taylor,

And Senate Bill No. 391 was read the third time in full. Whitaker-29.U Pon the passage of Senate Bill No. 391 the roll was called Nays-None.

, the vote was: So Senate Bill No. 338 passed, title as stated, and theYeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall, Clarke, Cliett, Cooley. action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House off nmond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.| 'nholders Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Senate Bill No. 416 was taken up in its order and thej* esi, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shuler, Smith consideration thereof was informally passed.

h' N' tker, Wilson-30. Senate Bill No. 267:N e.. None A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 1, 5, 8 and 9.l, Senate Bill No. 391 passed, title as stated, and the action of Chapter 16087, Laws of Florida, Ants of 1933. being An Act

Iv enate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- relating to the regulation, manufacture, sale, possession, con-Sn immediately, by waiver of the rule. trol, prescribing, administering, dispensing, compounding, mix-

, nte Bill No. 437-ing, cultivation and growth of narcotic drugs in the State of' luill to be entitled An Act ratifying, confirming validat„ Florida; to authorize and direct the State Board of Health to

c*t""P legalizing all Acts and gs oflrks of f prescribe the forms of records required under this Act; to re-L Courts of h State i o P f Clr s ofth qure such records to contain certain prescribed information;

'tiints ai e stte Of Florida, and'or their agents, sai Act being known as the "Uniform Narcotic Drug Act.",1.'^ aid employees. in the sale and cancellation of tax

'the Stificates and subsequent omitted or levied taxes held Was taken up in its order, d iate ft Florida. and all Acts and Proceedings of and Senator Cooley moved that the rules be waived and Sen-

roverutedn and delivered by the trustees of the Internal ate Bill No. 267 be read the second time by title only.Its serant Pund of the State. of Florida. and/or their Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.tii La rant and em ployeeso, done, taken and had in . And Senate Bill No. 267 was read the second time by titleh 1 Catter 18296. Acts of Florida. 1937. and repeai- onyWaSt4 and Parts of Laws in conflict herewith. I ony

ae a Laws n conlct herewith Senator Cooley moved that the rules be further waivede1n1r uan e. and Senate Bill No 267 be read the third time in full and

.°' 437 bner moved that the rules be waived and Senate put upon its passage.WIch as agread the second time by title only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

.fi. "a"nate Bi to by a two-thirds vote. And Senate Bill No. 267 was read the third time in full.Bill No. 437 was read the second time by title Pending roll call on the passage of Senate Bill No. 267,

to0-r Kan Senator Maines moved that the further consideration thereofXaner Mnoved that the rules be further waived and be informally passed.

548 JOJITRNAL OF THE SENATE May 19, ,l94j a

Which was agreed to and it was so ordered. payment of license fees and the disposition thereof.Senate Bill No. 361: viding for the administration and enforcement of th 0. price.

by the Commissioner of Agriculture; making its Ar ,A bill to be entitled An Act to confer certain powers upon a misdemeanor and providing punishment violatr n Na)

the State Board of Control including the powers to purchase, ing for the enforcement of bonds giv Prosid Ilease construct. better and equip buildings for, and to make a for the eorm ent of bnsivere by dalers iother improvements to institutions under its jurisdiction. izing the Commissioner of Agriculture ton makergul Of tgeand for such purpose and upon certain conditions to borrow for the enforcement of this Act. Wdlmoney and accept grants from any Federal agency. private Was taken up in its order. Senagency. corporation or individual: to provide for the re-pay- Senator Cooley moved that the rules be waived and See81 sel'ment of such loans from the Proceeds of the projects con- Bill No. 362 be read the second time by title only. ordelstructed with the money borrowed, and to Provide for the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Wh)issuance of revenue certificates for the re-payment of themoney borrowed, and protecting the State of Florida against And Senate Bill No. 362 was read the second time by tjlU sen:incurring of indebtedness in such manner inconsistent with only. Atthe Constitution of Florida and conferring apon said Board Senator Cooley offered the following amendment to Seutof Control and members thereof, the powers to carry out Bill No. 362: the cthe provisions of this Act; and to provide for the repeal of In Section 1, (typewritten copy) strike out the last enght twelveall laws inconsistent herewith. (18) words of subsection (a) thereof and insert in lieu thereal twelve

Was taken up in its order. tnil following "purchased from the producer or received i inast FSenator Collins moved that the rules be waived and Senate consignment from the producer or received to be handled ci yny,

Bill No. 361 be read the second time by title only. net returr basis from the producer." wasWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Cooley moved the adoption of the amendment, Sell,And Senate Bill No. 361 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. nd St

only. Senator Cooley moved that the rules be further waived WhiSenator Collins moved that the rules be further waived and and Senate Bill No. 362, as amended, be read the third titr And

Senate Bill No. 361 be read the third time in full and put in full and put upon its passage. only.upon its passage. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. SenE

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And Senate Bill No. 362, as amended, was read the thlri Bill NcAnd Senate Bill No. 361 was read the third time in full. time in full. At tUpon the passage of Senate Bill No. 361 the roll was called Pending roll call on Senate Bill No. 362, as amended, Sern. onstri

and the vote was: cor Hinely moved that further consideration thereof be in. BeneYeas-Senators Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Collins, Cooley, formally passed. Whi,

Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Which was agreed to and it was so ordered. SensHousholder, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Senate Bill No. 365: ned SeMaines, McKenzie, Perdue, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, in fullSmith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-31. A bill to be entitled An Act to repeal Sections 9, 11 and f

Nays-Senator Cliett-1. of Chapter 8502, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1921; to amend Suh Whntion 10 of said Chapter 8502, as amended by Section 2 if And

So Senate Bill No. 361 passed, title as stated, and the action Chapter 10185, Laws of Florida, Acts ol 1925; to amend Sner lIe ilof the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- tion 26 of said Chapter 8502, as amended oy section 2 C Opesentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Chapter 12089, Laws of Florida. Acts of 1927, and to aier! roll w

Senator Adams (30th) moved that the rules be waived and Section 42 of said Chapter 8502. as amended be Section 4 Cthe Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 807, out of its Chapter 10185. Laws of Florida, Acts of 1925, any Section 5 (C Yeasorder, at this time. Chapter 12089, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1927; said ChP Clrke,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. , 8502 being entitled, "An Act to regulate and provide for OrahaHouse Bill No. 807: military forces of the State of Florida, and to promote its efdl PriceA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 2 of Chapter ciency; to prescribe rules, regulations and means for it Or Price

19432, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1939, the same being desig- ganationdion, Naahnate andknow as"The Florida Certification Seed Law.'. control and supervision, to provide for its maintenaneesnOW, N

nated and known as ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~port and upkeep; to authorize and empower 6he Governor' SO ZWas taken up. ?lorida to make and publish rules and -egulations for the 5 hrredSenator Adams (30th) moved that the rules be further organization of the Florida National Guard, n conforondW Sa

waived and House Bill No. 807 be read the second time by Acts of Congress relating to the National Guard: to authoti lenatetitle only. the Governor to take necessary steps for procuring aid, eqtik Order,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. ment and appropriations from the Federal 0overnX Whic

And House Bill No. 807 was read the second time by title the National Guard: to provide means for the enforcemiel1~t enaonly. this Act: to fix Penalties and punishments for the 1 8 A bela

Senator Adams (30th) moved that the rules be further ot ti c;adt eelAtce .2ad evisled l~1Lwaived and IH-ouse Bill No. 807 be read the third time in full Military Code of Florida, under Title VIII, rv ai I g loaStatutes of Florida. 1920:"' and to amend Sections d was

and put upon its passage of Chapter 14761, Laws of Florida. lets of 1931. enttled 6eenaWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Act relating to the organized militia of the State of Sewi ienateAnd House Bill No. 807 was read the third time in full. and repealing all laws and parts of laws in conflicthiTUpon the passage of House Bill No. 807 the roll was called Was taken up in its order. ived rF And

and the vote was Senator McKenzie moved that the rules be Wi Iarly

Xeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Senate Bill No. 365 be read the second time by title o1IY .

Clarke, Cliett, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Gra- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. llau Noham, Hinely, Homne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, Wihwsare ob w-hrsvt. b t, 4 iKing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, And Senate Bill No. 365 was read the second time btrikPrice, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, only. t al' naWhitaker-34. Senator McKenzie moved that the rules be furit fall An Whie

Nays-None. and Senate Bill No. 365 be read the third tithr ime lo 0 ncSo House Bill No. 807 passed, title as stated, and the action put upon its passage t Slat

o. the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. fi. femntsentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. And Senate Bill No. 365 was read the third time ins01rreteu

By unanimous consent Senator Adams (30th) withdrew Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 365 the roll illieSenate Bill No. 370. and the vote was: V(I 6et

Senate Bill No. 362: Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). QldYs e AaseiAtlA bill to be entitled An Act providing for and requiring Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, yolI lre

the licensing, bonding and regulation of certain dealers in Graham, Hinely, Horne. Housholder, Johnson. Kenie# WbleAgricultural products as herein defined; providing for the King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mcgen

MIay 19,1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 549

*e Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor. Ward, And Senate Bill No. 595, as amended, was read the thirdtaker, Wilson-36 time in full.,ayk.None Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 595, as amended, the

o Senate Bill No. 365 passed, title as stated, and the action roll was called and the vote was:o the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Yeas-Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,

wtwves immediately, by waiver of the rule. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Folks, Gideons,t KGraham, Hinely. Honme. Housholder. Johnson, Kanner. Kelly.

Senator Perdue moved that the rules be waived and the King. Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines. McKenzie. Perdue.Senate take up and consider Senate Bill No. 374, out of its Price. Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler. Smith Taylor, Ward,irder, at this time. Whitaker, Wilson-36.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None.Senate Bill No. 374: So Senate Bill No. 595 passed, as amended, and was referredA bill to be entitled An Act providing that any person to the Committee on Engrossed Bills.

catching fish within any of the salt waters of any County In Senator Shands moved that the rules be waived and thethe State of Florida having a population of not less than Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1114. out of itstwelve thousand five hundred fifty (12,550) and not more than order, at this time.twelve thousand seven hundred (12,700), according to the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.last Federal census, shall have a right to sell such fish to House Bill No. 1114:anyone desiring to buy such fish. A bill to be entitled An Act making it lawful to sell salt

Was taken up. water fish twelve months in each year in Gilchrist County,Senator Perdue moved that the rules be further waived State of Florida.

and Senate Bill No. 374 be read the second time by title only. Was taken up.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Shands moved that the rules be further waivedAnd Senate Bill No. 374 was read the second time by title and House Bill No. 1114 be read the second time by title only.

only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senator Shands offered the following amendment to Senate And House Bill No. 1114 was read the second time by

Bill No. 374: title only.At the end of Section 1 add: Nothing in this act shall be Senator Shands moved that the rules be further waived

construed to permit the sale of black bass. and House Bill No. 1114 be read the third time in full andSenator Shands moved the adoption of the amendment. put upon its passage.Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senator Perdue moved that the rules be further waived And House Bill No. 1114 was read the third time in full.

and Senate Bill No. 374, as amended, be read the third time Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1114 the roll was calledin full and put upon its passage. and the vote was:

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,And Senate Bill No. 374, as amended, was read the third Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Polks, Gideons,

time in full. Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,, the PKing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,

Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 374, as amended, the Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward,roll was called and the vote was: Whitaker, Wilson-36.

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Nays-NoneClarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley. Drummond, Dye, Polks, Gideons. Hu B N 1 , te ta , a tGraham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House ofK ing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue.R senatves imediatelybywaiver of the rulePrice, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Whitaker, Wilson-36.Senator Shands moved that the rules be waived and the

Nay-None. Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1117, out of itsSO Senate Bill No. 374 passed, as amended, and was re- order, at this time.vote

(erred to the Committee on Engrossed Bills. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and the House Bill No. 1117:

lSenate take up and consider Senate Bill No. 595, out of its A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the maximum compen-order, at this time, sation of members of the Board of County Commissioners in

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Gilchrist County. State of Florida: and repealing all laws inWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. conflict herewith.Senate Bill No. 595: Was taken up.I bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Senator Shands moved that the rules be further waived

| a certain State road and giving it a name. and House Bill No. 1117 be read the second time by title only.Was taken up. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

oSenator Ward moved that the rules be further waived and And House Bill No. 1117 was read the second time by titleate Bill No. 595 be read a second time by title only. only.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote Senator Shands moved that the rules be further waivedoyd Senate Bill No. 595 was read a second time by title and House Bill No 1117 be read the third time in full andAn b put upon its passage.

BSenaItor Ward offered the following amendment to Senate Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.iliNo. 595: And House Bill No. 1117 was read the third time in full.Strike out all of Sections 2 and 3. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1117 the roll was called

°ator Ward moved the adoption of the amendment. and the vote was:,Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,Ea 1 Ward ao oed the followingClarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Folks, Gideons,

eneate BilNard also offered the following amendment to Graham, Hinely, Homrne. Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,eilnUtibr King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue,

Seatr Sections Nos. 4 and 5 to read Sections 3 and 4. Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward,Waor c Wlard moved the adoption of the amendment. Whitaker, Wilson-36.iSecaht was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. Nays-None.

Walrt Bin d moved that the rules be further waived and So House Bill No. 1117 passed, title as stated, and the actionlu 0 1ad 1 No. 595, as amended, be read the third time in of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

ft i " U~pon ~its passage. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.las agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and the

550 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 19, 1941

Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 970, out of its And the Senate went into Executive Session at b:06 O'cl0corder, at this time. P. M.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. The Senate emerged from Executive Session at 5:12 o'clHouse Bill No 970: P. M. and resumed its session. ClOA bill to be entitled An Act to fix the salary of ;he Super- The roll was called and the following Senators answeredr

visor of Registration of Okaloosa County. Florida, and repeal- their names:ing all laws in conflict herewith. Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Clarke

Was taken up. Clie tt, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks. Gideons Gra'Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived and ham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, 'eal The

House Bill No. 970 be read the second time by title only. Kig, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKen, Perdue adiourWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, WQ eaWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Whitakers Wilson-36 ' SenaWhitaker, Wilson-36.And House Bill No. 970 was read the second time by title A quorum present. Theonly. , ,, .. , „ , „ , , ^ tiThe hour of adjournment having arrived a point of orde to thei:

Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived and was called and the Senate stood adjourned at 5:13 o'clock P. SC.House Bill No. 970 be read the third time in full and put upon until 11:00 o'clock A. M., Tuesday, May 20. 1941. Cliett,its passage. lrmn, I

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. EXECUTIVE SESSION ANNOUNCEMENTS King,And House Bill No. 970 was read the third time in full. The Senate in Executive Session on May 19, 1941, confirmed PrCei

AUpon thoupassageofouse peBill No. 970 the roll was called the following appointments made by the Governor:. 1

and the vote was: A. J. Rinck, Commissioner of Pilotage in and for the Port ofYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butlery, Florida, for a eterm of 4 y Taey

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gicleons, om September 27, 1941.Graham, Hinely, Horne. Housholder. Johnson. Kanner, Kelly, John T. Ferreira, Commissioner of Pilotage in and for the The .King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Port of Fernandina, Nassau County, Florida, for a term of rectedPrice, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, 4 years from September 27, 1941. On p:Whitaker. Wilson-36. H. F. Sahlman, Commissioner of Pilotage in and for the Port change

Nays-None. Fernandina, Nassau County, Florida, for a term of 4 yean And So House Bill No. 970 passed, title as stated, and the action from 27 1941. The

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Walter J. Courter, Commissioner of Pilotage in and for the rected:sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Port of Fernandina, Nassau County, Florida, for a term of 4 On p

Senator Kelly moved that the Senate do now proceed to the years from September 27, 1941 columnconsideration of Executive Communications. Samuel R. Merrow, Commissioner of Pilotage in and for the construe

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