JOURNAL OF THE SENATE

Friday, May 9, 1941

The Senate convened at 10:00 o'clock A. M. pursuant to the following bill and recommends that the same pass, with adjournment on Thursday, May 8, 1941. Committee amendment:

The President in the Chair. Senate Bill No. 426:The roll was called and the following Senators answered to A bill to be entitled An Act providing for the appropriation

then! names: of certain moneys for maintenance and improvement of DadeMi. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Memorial Park, in Sumter County, Florida; and to make

Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, appropriation therefor. IGideons, Graham. Hinely, Home, Housholder. Johnson, Kan- Which amendment is as follows:'ner Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, MIaddox, Maines, McKenzie, In section 1, line 4 and 5, typewritten bill, after the word |;,perdue, Price Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, "Florida"' strike out the remainder of line four and all of lineWard, Whitaker, Wilson-37. five and insert the following:l:

A quorum present. The sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) is appro-Senator Dye, President Pro Tempore, now presiding. priated annually for the next Biennium.I.Prayer by the Chaplain. A. L. WILSONThe reading of the Journal was dispensed with. Chairman.The Journal of Thursday, May 8, 1941, was corrected and And Senate Bill No. 426, contained in the above report, to- i

as corrected was approved. gether with Committee Amendment thereto, was placedon the Calendar of Bills on second reading. ,'

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES Senate Chamber,Senator Smith, Chairman of the Committee on Insurance, Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941. , "

submitted the following report: Senator Collins, Chairman of the Committee on Education, !',Senate Chamber, reported that the Committee had carefully considered the

Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941. following bill and recommends that the same pass.Hon. John R. Beacham, Senate Bill No. 401: ! I

President of the Senate, A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 19355, Laws lourCommitteeon~r: towowsrferdof Florida, Acts of 1939 entitled "An Act relating to public IYour Committee on Insurance, to whom was referred: n o g, l' IYour Cm tennrc to heducation, providing for the organization. establishment, op- I

Senate Bill No. 386: eration, maintenance and support of the State system of Pub- ,A bill to be entitled An Act to amend An Act entitled "An lic Education, and prescribing penalties for violating any pro-' '

Act relating to premium taxes on persons, firms. associations, vision of the Act, and any rule and regulation made pursuant lor corporations doing an insurance business in the State of to the Act," by adding a section to be numbered 1032.1 pro-i ;'Florida, and making appropriation for refunds in cases of viding for calling, holding and conducting elections to pro-overpayment" etc. vide for the organization of more adequate special tax school

Have had the same under consideration and recommends districts in any County, prescribing qualifications of electors that the same pass. who participate, providing for the voting of taxes and the

J. SLATER SMITH, election and terms of trustees, providing for the disposal ofIChairman, balances and current obligations, providing for the retirement i

And Senate Bill No. 386, contained in the above report, of existing bonded indebtedness, and providing for the re-was placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. peal of all Laws that conflict therewith.

Senate Chamber, Chairman.

Senatr Wilson Chairman of ahassee Fammitt May 8 1941.- And Senate Bill No. 401, contained in the above report, wasSenator Wilson, Chairman of the Committee on Appropi- placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. -ations, reported that the Committee had carefully consideredthe following bills and recommends that the same pass: Senate Chambery , ,

~~~~~~~~~~~~Senate Bill No.~~ 277:Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941.' ",A bill to be entitled An Act providing for an additional as- Senator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary "B" '"I|

istnt State Attorney for each Judicial Circuit of the State reported that the Committee had carefully considered the .,,Of Florida containing three or more Counties and having following bill and recommends that the same pass ilthree or more Circuit Judges, which Circuit embraces and Senate Bill No. 481: '.includes a County having a population of more than 200,000 A bill to be entitled An Act to relieve congestion in stateCepe according to the last preceeding State or Federaloffices and storage rooms by authorizing the destruction of cer- I 01 Sus, and providing for the a pointment, residence, term tan records and papers that have become ten years old; ,ltat Office, Powers duties, and compensation of such assistant AMOS LEWIS,'

Chairman.S Senate Bill No o2t Chairman. 42,:A b 1 . And Senate Bill No. 481, contained in the above report, wasA bill to be entitled An Act appropriating the sum of Fifty placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading.

Ex'sanr' ($50.W0) Dollars annually to the North Florida Senate Chamber

,bperi ent Station, for the purpose of study and researchTallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941%elwet growing development and demonstrations of peanuts, aeebeans, sweet potatoes. corn, cotton, pasturage and for- Senator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary "B" the ops, and provde for trials of new crops; providing for reported that the Committee had carefully considered the0 ethocation of such experiments; and providing for the following bill and recommends that the same does not pass. '

dn of expenditure of such funds. Senate Bill No. 380:I[., ,A. L. WILSON, A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit drunkenness, to pro- :'

And Senate Bills Nos. 277 andChairman. vide a penalty for the violation thereof, and to repeal ChapterWteor Senate Bills Nos. 277 and 420, contained in the above 16,978, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935, and all other Laws and

ert were Placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. parts of Laws in conflict herewith.,Senate Chamber AMOS LEWIS, !i'

Wil, C m Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941. Chairman.to~, rep Wilson, C h a i r m a n of the Committee on Appropri- And Senate Bill No. 380, contained the above report, was

Ported that the Committee had carefully considered laid on the table. "

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Senate Chamber, cessing, selling, possessing or offering for sale of Milk 'Tallahassee, Fla., May 7, 1941. milk products, ice cream. frozen custard, ice milk, milk she

Senator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary bert, ice sherbert or frozen desserts, and to provide for P"B", reported that the Committee had carefully considered administration and enforcement of this Act, inclu nthe following bill and returns same without any recommenda- right to make all reasonable rules and regulations thtion: and to fix standards and to provide penalties for violat no

of this Act or the regulations or standards fixed hereunderSenate Bill No. 292: and repealing Chapter 14762, Laws of Florida, Acts of 19llA bill to be entitled An Act to provide that whenever the con- and Chapter 16047, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, and all 1a4

stitutionality of a statute of this State affecting the public or parts of laws in conflict herewith. C1interest is questioned in any State Court, such fact shall be Which amendments are as follows:certified by such court to the attorney general, and providingthat in such case the state shall be permitted to intervene and No. 1. In Section 1, (page 4), line 8 from top (typewrBttbecome a party for presentation of evidence and argument on bill) between the word "pasteurized" and the word "erethe question of such constitutionality, and repealing all laws add the following words: "milk or pasteurized.",and parts of laws in conflict herewith. No. 2. In Section 16, subsection (e) 2nd line (typewrij

AMOS LEWIS, bill) strike out the word "it" and insert in lieu thereof Sj i i $Chairman. word "if."

And Senate Bill No. 292, contained in the above report, was No. 3. In Section 20 (typewritten bill) immediately f (0placed on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. lowing the last word of said Section 20 add the following:

Senate Chamber, Provided that the State Board of Health of the State i!Tallahassee, Yla., May 9, 1941. Florida and the several municipalities of the State of Flo jr lx

Leon Judiciary are also authorized to enforce the provisions of this Act andIt a~Senator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee o n Judiciary to that end are hereby vested with full power and a utbotnk.d .

"B", reported that the Committee had carefully considered the to do and perform all things necessary to be donefollowing bill and recommends that it be reported without regard and for that purpose in addition other remediesshau' erecommendation: have remedy by injunction to restrain or prevent any threat:Sj e

Senate Bill No. 406: ened or continued violation of this Act.A bill to be entitled An Act to require the tax assessor and HUBERT A. PRICE,

tax collector of each county in the State of Florida to pay to Chairman rethe Board of Public Instruction of his county a portion of And Senate Bill No. 346, contained in the above report:the excess money which he is now required to pay into a together with Committee Amendments thereto, was placedspecial fund as provided by Chapter 11,945, laws of Florida, on the Calendar of Bills on second readingbeing An Act which provides compensation of officials paid Senate Chamberin whole or in part on basis of fees and commissions and thepayment over of excess sums collected to the county.

A-MOS W Senator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee on JudiciaChairman. "B," reported that the Committee had carefully considered Si

the following .bill and recommends that the same pass-- lAnd Senate Bill No. 406, contained in the above report, was 'h f -dplaced on the Calendar of Bills on second reading. Senate Bill No. 123:

A bill to be entitled An Act to provide that cooperatl¥Seatela hasseer, aMy9 91Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. fire protection upon land in cooperation with the Florida,

Board of Forestry shall constitute for the owner an adverse CSenator Lewis, Chairman of the Committee on Judiciary possession of such lands under color of title upon proof of "A

"B," reported that the Committee had carefully considered the carrying on of said work on said lands by the owner an arthe following bill and recommends that the same does not pass. the Florida Board of Forestry. ar

Senate Bill No. 476: AMOS LEWIS, t ski

A bill to be entitled An Act to require proof of payment Ccations have been necessary or employed therein. ~~~~Chairman. bfrom publishers in cases where legal advertisements or publi- And Senate Bill No. 123, contained in the repo Vcations have been necessary or employed therein. was placed on the ,Calendar of Bills, pending roll call,' ha b1t

AMOS LEWIS, been read third time in full on May 8, 1941, and then referr I niChairman. to Judiciary "B." Ml

And Senate Bill No. 476, contained in the above report, was Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on EngrossC galaid on the table. Bills, submitted the following report: fo'

Senate Chamber, Senate Chamber, fiTallahassee, fla., May 9, 1941. Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941.I

Senator Shuler, Chairman of the Committee on Game and Hon. John R. Beacham, -

Fisheries, reported that the Committee had carefully con- President of the Senate. thsidered the following bill and recommends that the same Sir: Acpass. Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referre to

Senate Bill No. 298: (with amendments) after third reading- 'vi~eA bill to be entitled An Act to place black bear on the list Senate Bill No. 113: Bt

of game animals and establishing an open season for taking A bill to be entitled An Act awarding a special pensio. ablack bear and providing penalties for the violation of this Act. Roy Campbell, an employee of the State of florida, who ' e

JAY A. SHUL~ER. unable to pursue a regular avocation as a means of flivelihOChairman. Have carefully examined same, and find same corre tbi

And Senate Bill No. 298, contained in the above report, was engrossed, and return same herewith. .

placed on the Calendar of: Bills on second reading. S. A. HINELY,Senate Chamber, Chaifla' et

Tallahassee, fla., May 7, 1941. And Senate Bill No. 113, contained in the above report, WSenator Price, Chairman of the Committee on Public Health, certified to the House of Representatives.

reported that the Committee had carefully considered the Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee onElgr~sfollowing bill and recommends that the same pass, with Bills, submitted the following report:Committee amendments-- Senate Chamber,

Senate Bill No. 346: . Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 194:'A bill to be entitled An Act to define milk and milk Hon. John R. Beacham,

products, ice cream, frozen custard, ice milk, milk sherbert, President of the Senate. .',ice sherbert, frozen desserts, and to. regulate, the, production, Sir:manufacture, handling, processing and sale thereof, and to Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom Was reWprohibit the manufacture, sale, possession for sale, or offering (with amendments) after third reading-for sale adulterated, misbranded or imitations of such prod-ucts, to provide for the issuing of permits or lccfie'to persons Slengaged in the business of producing, manufacturing, pro- A bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit canning of'

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itus fruit that is immature or otherwise unfit for canning Senate Bill No. 339:trf oses; to provide for the enforcement thereof; and to A bill to be entitled An Act to make uniform the procedure

Pvide penalties for the violation thereof. of interstate extradition.Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly

engrossed. and return same herewith. engrossed, and return same herewith.S. A. HINELY, S. A. HINELY,

Chairman. Chairman,And senate Bill No. 207, contained in the above report, was And Senate Bill No. 339, contained in the above report,

certified to the House of Representatives. was certified to the House of Representatives.Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed Senator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed

Bills, submitted the following report: hamberBills, submitted the following report:Tallahassee, Fla., May 8. 1941.Senate Chamber,

Hon. John R. Beacham, TallTallahassee, Fla., May 7, 1941.President of the Senate. HonP t o f t he Senate,

st:President of the Senate,Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred Sir:

(with amendments) after third reading- Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referredSenate Bill No. 270: (with amendments) after third reading:A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the salary of the mem- Senate Bill No. 248:

bers of the Board of Public Instruction of Calhoun County. &A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 2 of Chapterand the chairman thereof, and to provide for monthly pay- 17917, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937, entitled "An Act relating I Iments. o the salt water fishing in the State of Florida in tidal l

Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly waters and other territorial waters of the State of Florida liengrossed, and return same herewith. ano providing a license tax on all boat:, vessels, schooners

S. A. HINELY, or launches operating and/or plying in the tidal and saltChairman. waters or other waters under the control of the State Board

And Senate Bill No. 270, contained in the above report, was of Conservation of, the State of Florida, and providing anreferred to the Committee on Enrolled Bills, additional tax on aliens or non-residents who own such boats,

vessels, schooners or launches, and defining such aliens orSenator Hinely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed non-residents, and providing penalties for violation of same,"Bills, submitted the following report:Senate Chamber, sbtt thfby adding to said Section 2, a proviso that certain small boats

Senallaha te Cambere , 1941 shall be considered as operating equipment ane shall not be IH John R Beachamassee, la., ay 9, . subject to the payment of a non-resident license tax asHon. John R. Beacham,

President of the Senate. therein provided. .Sir: Have carefully examined same, and find same correctly

Your Committee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred engrossed, ahd return same herewith.(with amendments) after third reading- S. A. HINELY, I

Senate Bill No. 299: Chairman.A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 36 of And Senate Bill No. 248, contained in the above report,

Chapter 13644, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1929, entitled: was certified to the House of Representatives."An Act relating to game, non-game birds, fresh-water fish Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee onand fur-bearing animals; to create the department of game Enrolled Bills on the Part of the Senate, submitted the fol-and fresh water fish and the office of state game commis- lowing report:sioner; to define his duties and powers and that of his depu- Senate Chamber,ties; to fix his compensation and that of his deputies; to pro- Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. !vide for the protection and conservation of game, non-game Hon. John R. Beacham,birds, fresh-water fish and fur-bearing animals by prescrib- President of the Senate,ntg the times when and means by and extent to which they Sir: ,

may be taken, possessed and dealt in; to license hunters, Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was re-gUides, trappers and fishermen; to require persons who en- ferre d:gage in the business of operating hunting and fishing boats erre for hire or who deal in or with fresh-water fish or hides of Senate Bill No. 375:hi-bearing animals, to procure a license for same; to pro- A bill to be entitled An Act providing that State Road 5-A

hlbit the use, placing or discharge in the fresh waters of the extending from Perry to High Springs shall be known asstate of substances or forces injurious to fish; to provide for "Fred P. Parker Memorial Highway," and that Certainthe Prosecution of persons violating the provisions of this Bridge on State Road 5-A between Lafayette and Suwannee act and a Penalty and rule of evidence in such prosecutions; Counties shall be known as the "Fred P. Parker Memorial

lProvde for the collection of funds to carry out the pro- Bridge."uiions of this act and for the disposition of revenues ac- Beg leave to report that the same has this day been pre-i'i

mtpg thereunder; consenting to acquisition by the United sented to the Governor for his approval.aes of areas of land water, or land and water, in accord-Very RespectfullyMMOND,

aepetWith the Act of Congress of February 18, 1929; and A PRUMMOND,ertaingtert ain existing laws and statutes; and defining Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled

the dai ters therein," i the following particulars: Reducing Bills on the part of the Senate. ily bag liits on certain species of fresh water fish and Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Committee on

iingPosessonooedy'sbag at any one time. ̂ Enrolled Bills on the Part of the Senate, submitted the fol-tgavrlcarefully examined same, and find same correctly lowing report:e, and return same herewith. low ing rert:Senate Chamber,

S. A. HINELY, Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941.Chairman. Hon. John R. Beacham,

d Se o299, containedin the above report, was President of the Senate,Ceitified to the House of Representatives. Sir:

l6~ s ^iely, Chairman of the Committee on Engrossed Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was re-Senate Chamber, ferred:

Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. Senate Bill No. 33:S.e~ien t Beacham, A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 6 relating

of the Senate. to reports and supervision, Section 7 relating to fiscal yearB YfH t,"r Coaunli~o ^ ^ T,.,and annual meetings, and Section 17 relating to reserves.l|

(th .e.nlittee on Engrossed Bills, to whom was referred of Chapter 14499, Acts of 1929, Laws of Florida, relating to. ]j1e edrments) after third reading- the operation, regulation, and supervision of credit unions.

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Senate Bill No. 34: taxing persons, firms, corporations or associations, 'ing a fronton for the exhibition, of pns Bl aA bill to be entitled An Act levying a tax upon Horse Track me

Pari-Mutue] Pools equal to the amount of said Pool neither Jai-A-Lai or Pelota, which may hereafter be paid ,0

pain as a commission nor redistributed to ,he contributors. State of florida, and all funds derived from the liceotherwise known as the "Breaks"; orescribing the duty and and taxing of other forms of game or Amusemeliability of the Race Track licensee relative thereto and same is to be apportioned to the several Counties of themaking same a part of the "Old Age Assistance Fund" when of Florida, for the years and/or season of 1940-l941in Levy County, Florida, be paid by the Statu Treasurer of,

other officer having the authority to disburse saidSenate Bill No. 78: to the Board of County Commissioners of Levy Cou,A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the reduction of fire Florida, and providing for the payment of all over $7 CaO'

hazards on buildings owned and -ontrolled by the State thereof to the Board of Public Instruction of Levy CoaBoard of Education, Board of Commissioners of State Institu- Florida, to be used according to law.tionk or the State Board of Control, and authorizing the Beg leave to report that the same have this day , 11State Treasurer to advance surplus funds in the State Fire presented to the Governor for his approval.Insurance Fund for the accomplishment thereof and making Very respectfully, ar(appropriations therefor. A. P. DRUMMOND

Senate Bill No. 90: Chairman of the Joint Committee on EnroIl& bill to be entitled An Act amending Section 1011, Revised Bills on the part of the Senate.

General Statutes of the State of Florida, as amended, and Senator Drummond, Chairman of the Joint Con~i[setting the Motoi Vehicle license fee for Motor Vehicles on Enrolled Bills on the part of the Senatz, submittedused exclusively for the transportation of 'upils to and from following report:school; repealing all laws in conflict herewith and setting Senate Chamber,the time for which this Act shall become effective. Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 194f he:

Beg leave to report that the same have this day been pre- Hon. John R. Beacham,sented to the Governor for his approval. President of the Senate. thl

Very respectfully, Sir: trA. P. DRUJMMOND, Your Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom

Chairman of the Joint Committee on Enrolled referred: , th,Bills on the part of the Senate. Senate Bill No. 150: doSenator Drurmmond, Chairman of the Joint Committee A bill to be entitled An Act relating to and regula t

on Enrolled Bills on the Part of the Senate, submitted the certain classes of Insurance Agents and Solicitors; to pafollowing report: vide for the examination and licensing of such I nsurad

Senate Chamber, Agents and Solicitors; fixing the fees to be paid ther orTallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. and the appropriation thereof; to provide for the s uri

Mon. John R. Beacham, sion or revocation of such licenses and the procedure tPresident of the Senate. under; to make it unlawful to engage in the business of;

Sir: Insurance Agent or Solicitor without having first procuYour' Joint Committee on Enrolled Bills, to whom was a license; to prescribe qualifications of an Insu ca

or solicitor. and the Powers and duties of the State WIea'er or Insurance Commissioner in determining s ame,ll

House Bill No. 81: prescribing certain additional qualifications of agents inA bill to be entitled An Act to create a State Board of Vet- and towns having certain populations; to require M

erinary Examiners, to prescribe its powers and duties, to ent of certain license taxes and qualification fees;tprescribe the qualification of the membership thereof,' their vide for the expense of the administration of this Act,compensation and term of office and providing for the giv- prohibit insurers from effecting contracts of insurance, xing of bond by the treasurer thereof for the faithful per- giving compensation therefor except to duly licensed agf iformance of his duty; to define the practice of Veterinary under this Act; to provide penalties for the violation of '!Medicine and Surgery in Florida; to vest in said board the provisions of this Act; to amend Section 1 of Chapter 17 inauthority to examine diplomas and credentials and affi- Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935; to amend Section 2, of Cndavits of applicants and to hold examinations for appli- ter 17069, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935; to amend Sectcants; to issue and revoke licenses to practice Veterinary 4 of Chapter 17069, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1935;' to amp2Medicine and Surgery: to collect fees for licenses and exami- Section 5 of Chapter 14741, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1nations; to disburse said funds accruing to the board from which said Sections of said Acts to be amended relate to.the collection of fees; to provide penalties for the violation subject matter hereinabove set forth; and to repeal -adof this Act, and providing when this Act should become laws in conflict herewith.ef fective. Beg leave to report that the same have this day BE

House Bill No. 102: presented to the Governor for his approval.A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the publication of Very respectfully,

Official Public Notices and Legal Advertisements and the A. P. DRUMMOND,amounts to be charged therefor; amending Section 2944 Chairman of the Joint Committee on Eorof the Revised General Statutes of Florida of 1920, being Bills on the part of the Senate. 'T

the same as Section 3 of Chapter 3022, Laws of Florida, Acts T ftof 1877, as amended by Section 1 of Chapter 12215, Laws Cae was reeve and read:of Florida, Acts of 1927, being the same as Section 4668 of Tallahasseeceiad Mayre,:19the Compiled General Laws of Florida, 1927. Hon. John R. Beacham, Tlof

House Bill No. 159: President of the Senate. ,A bill to be entitled An Act to provide necessary facilities Dear Sir: to

for the Supreme Court, Railroad Commission and Law Li-brary; for the erection and furnishing of a suitable addi- The Committee on Rules and Calender recommendtion to the Court Building erected in the year 1912, by a 1. That on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and

.,Special Building Commission; making an appropriation for of the week of May 12, the morning session of the 0the same and otherwise relating to said purpose. ¶ convene at 10:00 A. M. and adjourn at 1:00 P. M.

House Bill No. 302: 2. That upon taking up "Order of the Day". and* %Ibillto be entitled An Act relating 'o and governing disposition or postponement of "special and continuinfl ''

A bil t beenttledAn ct elaing o ad gvering set for Friday, May 9th, that on May 9th, and eschthe exercise of appellate jurisdiction by Circuit Court hav- sat daythraf util the Cndar of e ,ing more than fou Circuit Judges.lative day thereafter until the Calendar of "House [,~

Third Reading" and "House Bills on Second Readi'g5House Bill No. 707: ena -fMa,of a general nature on the Senate Calendar of Ma 8cA bill to be entitled An Act to provide that all funds un- have been reached, called, *considered, disposed o or-

distributed to be received under the provisions of Chapter porarily passed, such bills being House Bill 218; floS.014832 Laws of Florida, Acts of 1931 or any Act amenda- 137; House Bill 145; House Bill 131; House Bill 43;tory thereto and all funds received from licensing and Bill 92; House Bill 34 and House Memorial No. 4

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called for attention before "Senate Bills on Third Reading" "SECTION 4. The limitations upon the rates of said taxes ,nd "Senate Bills on Second Reading." contained in Sections 2 and 3 shall, however, be subject to

DEWEY A DYE, the qualification that in the event of a war in which theChairman. United States is engaged creating a grave national emergency

Senator Ward moved the adoption of the foregoing report requiring such action to avoid national disaster, the Congress I of the Committee on Rules and Calendar, by a vote of three-fourths of each House may for a period

Which was agreed to. not exceeding one year increase beyond the limits above pre-scribed the maximum rate of any such tax uDon income

Ad the foregoing report of the Committee on Rules and subsequently accruing or received or with respect to sub-Calendar was adopted. sequent devolutions or transfers of property. with like power,

Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be waived and while the United States is actively engaged in such war, towhen the Senate adjourns today it adjourn to reconvene at repeat such action as often as such emergency may require.11:00 o'clock A. M., Monday, May 12, 1941. "SECTION 5. Sections 1 and 2 shall take effect at mid- '

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was so night on the 31st day of December following the ratification I

ordered. of this article. Nothing contained in this article shall affect IINTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS AND CONSIDERATION the power of the United States after said date to collect any '

O P SENATE RESOLUTIONS tax on incomes for any period ending on or prior to said 31stByOF SENATE RESOLUTeONS aday of December laid in accordance with the terms of any law l'

By Senators Dye and Ward- then in effect.

MOTHER'S DAY MEMORIAM, MAY 11, 1941. the last day of the sixth month following ratification of this!'iWHEREAS, "Mother is the name of God in the lips and article. Nothing contained in this article shall affect the

hearts of children;" NOW, power of the United States to collect any tax on any devolu-As Mother's Day approaches, conscious that the influence of tion or transfer occurring prior to the taking effect of Sec-

the care. suffering, love, affection, sacrifice, devotion, bravery, ton 3, laid in accordance with the terms of any law then training and inspiration of a Mother, "Dear as remembered in effect."Jkisses after death,-' is reflected in each of us, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, THEl

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, that we pause during HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FLORIDA LEGIS-this brief moment from our labors, in this year of war, and LATURE CONCURRING, that the Congress of the United ,doubt and suffering, and pay tribute to our Mothers, en- States be, and it hereby is, requested to provide as the mode '!throned in our hearts with crowns of love, by giving thought of ratification that said amendment shall be valid to all in- ,'and thanks to this democratic land of liberty, where men tents and purposes, as part of the Constitution of the Unitedand women and children are not mere beasts of burden, pawns States, when ratified by the Legislatures of three-fourths ofor slaves, but a land where, due to the example, precept, the several States:urging and inspiration of the Mothers of Men, there is not BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, THEonly life, God's gift through women, but an abundant life; HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FLORIDA LEGIS-that, LATURE CONCURRING, that the Secretary of State be, and

WE FURTHER RESOLVE, as a Senate, and as Senators, to he hereby is, directed to send a duly certified copy of this 'Ipay in some small measure, this debt or tribute due our resolution to the Senate of the United States and one to the lMothers, and cheerfully acknowledge, by meeting our respon- House of Representatives in the Congress of the United States,sibilities and making our decisions in this Chamber, with and that certified copies of this resolution be forwarded by ;the same calm bravery that our Mothers met theirs, as our the Secretary of State to each of the United States SenatorsMothers would have us meet them, day by day, sincerely and and each of the members of Congress representing the Statewith the knoweldge at our command, of Florida in the Congress of the United States, and that

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Senate of Florida, copies be furnshed to the press for use. l-expresses in behalf of the citizenship of America, an unfalter- Which was read the first time in full and referred to the i.ing devotion and gratitude to the ideals of Motherhood and Committee on Constitutional Amendments.that upon the adoption of this Resolution, the Senate do stand INTRODUCTION OP BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONSin silence for one minute in contemplation and reverence, and By Senator Adams (25th)-that this Resolution be printed upon a page of our Jour na te Bill No. 490: 1

Which was read the first time in full. - A bill to be entitled An Act prohibiting monopolies and/or lThe question was put on the adoption of the Resolution. combinations tending to lessen or eliminate competition in Which was agreed to and Senate Resolution No. 14 was automobile casualty insurance; prohibiting contracts and/or

adopted. agreements designed to perpetrate such monopolies and/or 'J;Ii- Pursuant to the provisions of Senate Resolution No. 14 the combinations: declaring such contracts void and against,!i1

Senate stood in silence for one minute in honor of Mothers,. public policy; making certain threats prima facie evidenceByv~ Seo~nat~or ~Ward-~ .of ar. intent to violate the law; prohibiting acceptance or i'

By Senator Ward- disbursement of certain benefits by the dealer, manufacturerSenate Concurrent Resolution No. 9: or wholesale dealer in order to lessen competition: prohibiting,', iIPROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION the acceptance or disbursement of certain benefits by the in- '

1 ' THE UNITED STATES RELATIVE TO TAXES ON surance company with the object of lessening competition;i NLCOMES, INHERITANCES AND GIFTS. providing for suit by attorney general or state attorney for I'

_RESOLVED BY THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE- violation of this law: making violation of this law a misde-"SPINTATIVES OP THE STATE OPF FLORIDA CONCURRING, meanor; providing for revocation of this law; providing a i '['I

That application be and it hereby i s made to the Congress remedy for persons injured by violation of the law; laws de- iof thepici be U nd t herei cmade to all a ongress dared to be cumulative of other laws; repeal of certain laws:Prose nited States of America to ca a convention for the effect of partial invalidity of law.

t.the Cof tiroposing the following article as an amendment Which was read the first time by title only and referred to

"ARTICLE " a a the Committee on Insurance."S'TI.ON 1. The Sixteqpenth Article of Amendment to the By Senator King- 1

OOCsEtution of the United Etates is hereby repealed. Senate Bill No. 491:"SECTION 2 The Congress shall have power to lay, levy A bill to be entitled An Act excluding from the territorial i

collect ta e on gress sfrohave power to lay, levy limits of the City of Bartow certain portions of its incorporated L,tregoraport~ionment among the several states, and without errt ws ra t fr t

' shall ten or enumeration: Provided that in noI regard Jyoennseuns oar eonugmtehreatsieovn:Praotvaitdeed tnhat itn nuo Which was read the f irs t time b y title only. ;, , the maximum rate of tax exceed 25 per centum. The following proof of publication was attached to Senate

I "ets CTION 3. The maximum rate of any tax, duty, or Bill No. 491 when it was introduced in the Senate: 1'to t ich Congress may lay or levy and collect with respect AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATIONlereii devolution or transfer of property, or any interest THE POLK COUNTY RECORDi'

i tfecte upon or in contemplation of or intended to take STATE OF FLORIDA ) l,BWay oif Possession or enjoyment at or after death, or by ) ss.l o git, shall in no case exceed 25 per centum. CONTY OF POLK

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MOTHER'S DAY MEMORIAM, MAY 11, 1941

WHEREAS, "Mother is the name of God in the lips and hearts of Mchildren;" NOW, No.

theAs Mother's Day approaches, conscious that the influence of the care, suf- dese

fering, love, affection, sacrifice, devotion, bravery, training and inspiration orof a Mother, "Dear as remembreed kisses after death," is reflected in each bi orof us, 4 of

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, that we pause during this brief (2moment from our labors, in this year of war, and doubt and suffering, and (Ipay tribute to our Mothers, enthroned in our hearts with crowns of love, Thby giving thought and thanks to this democratic land of liberty, where men I \hand women and children are not mere beasts of burden, pawns or slaves,but a land where, due to the example, precept, urging and inspiration ofthe Mothers of Men, there is not only life, God's gift through women, but WEan abundant life; that, . WE

- anWE FURTHER RESOLVE, as a Senate, and as Senators, to pay in some S o

small measure, this debt or tribute due our Mothers, and cheerfully acknowl-edged, by meeting our responsibilities and making our decisions in this Chamber, with the same calm bravery that our Mothers met theirs, as Our Mothers would have us meet them, day by day, sincerely and with the 94knowledge at our command,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Senate of Florida, expresses in,behalf of the citizenship of America, an unfaltering devotion and gratitudi Ieto the ideals of Motherhood and that upon the adoption of this Resolution, / , Wlthe Senate do stand in silence for one minute in contemplation and reverence, Azand that this Resolution be printed upon a page of our Journal. 'ofly

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gay 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 343 on this day personally appeared before me MRS. ROY T. So Senate Bill No. 491 passed, title as stated, and the action !

GALLEMORE, to me well known, who, being by me first of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- duly sworn, deposes and says that The is publishe- of THE sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. POLK COUNTY RECORD, a newspaper of general circulation 9ublished in the City of Bartow in 'he County of Polk and By Senator Cooley-state of Florida, and that she has made publication of the Senate Bill No. 492:notice of Notice to Ask Legislature to pass An Act Excluding A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the practice of*certain lands from Incorporated Territory (a copy of which is Architecture in this State, specifying qualifications for mem-hereto attached), for 1 consecutive week, as required by law, bers of Florida State Board of Architecture, specifying further embracing issues of April 8. 1941. duties and powers of said board including power to sue and be i

Affiant further says that the above named newspaper has sued in its name as an agency of the state, specifying qualifi- been continuously published once each week mn Polk County, cations and procedure for registration and licensing of archi- pFlorida, for more than one year immediately preceding the tects and for revocation of their registration, and providingfirst publication of said notice and was during all of such Procedure, remedies and penalties for the enforcement of the time and now is entered as second class mail matter in the laws of thls State relating to Architecture. United States Post Office in Bartow, Polk County, Florida, Which was read the first time by title only and referredand that said newspaper has been published ir accordance to the Committee on Labor and Industry.with the requirements of Senate Bill No. 58 passed by the By Senator Perdue- iLegislature of the State of Florida in 1931 and approved May Senate Bill No. 493: 20; 1931.

(SIGNED) MRS. ROY T. GALLEMORE, A bill to be entitled An Act to define naval stores, spiritsPublish(SIGNED) MRS. ROY T. GALLEMORE, of turpentine and rosin, gum spirits of turpentine, wood tur- (uSEISer. pentine adulterated spirits of turpentine, gum rosin and wood .(SEAL) rosin: relating to the inspection and grading thereof and

Sworn to and prescribed before me this 9th day of April, the marking and branding of the packages in which they are 1941. contained, prescribing methods and standards for determining

CLEON FRAZIER, the quality of rosin and turpentine, and -neasuring the quan-! Notary Public. tities thereof; to prohibit the production, manufacture, sale,

My commission expires Aug. 8, 1942. offer for sale, purchase, receipt, consignment, shipment or iNOTICE possession of unmarked or unbranded spirits of turpentine, i

TO WHOM- ITMAY ONCEadulterated spirits of turpentine or rosin; relating to the ad- TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: vertising of spirits of turpentine for sale; relating to the ap- iYou will please take notice that the City of Bartow will pointment of naval stores inspectors, naval stores inspectors i

ask the Legislature to pass An Act in pursuance of Ordinance at large and supervising inspector of naval stores, and pre- No. 94-A, heretofore passed by the City, excluding from scribing their qualifications, duties and powers, and fixing the Incorporated territory of the City of Bartow certain lands their compensation: to prescribe forfeitures and penalties for 'described as follows: violating and methods for enforcement of the provisions of

North Half (N/ 2 ) of South Half (S/2) of Section Thirty- this Act; and to repeal certain laws and all other laws in- ,one (31); and South Quarter (S/4) of Section Thirty- consistent or in conflict herewith. ,two (32); and all that part of the South Quarter (S/4) Which was read the first time by title only and referred \.of Section Thirty-three (33) lying West of the main to the Committee on Agriculture and Livestock. ! channel of Peace River, all in Township Twenty-nine By Senator Drummond- (29) South, Range Twenty-five (25) East; and also Senaterilo4

All that part of the East Half (El/2) of East Half Senate Bll No 494: '(El/2 ) of West Half (WV2), and all that part of East A bill to be entitled An Act to designate certain State Roads F Half (E'/ 2 ) of Section Four (4), lying West of the main in Walton County. Florida. lchannel of Peace River; and also Which was read the first time by title only. li

East Half (E 2) of East Half (El/2) of West Half Senator Drummond moved that the rules be waived and t(WV2) and East Half (1/2) of Section Nine (9); and also Senate Bill No. 494 be read the second time by title only. ',i

East Half (El/2) of Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of North- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. l Iwest Quarter (NWY4), and South Half (S/2) of North- And Senate Bill No. 494 was read the second time by title 1 , west Quarter (NW/4), and Northeast Quarter (NE14) only. | lcand South Half (SL/2) of Section Sixteen (16); and also Senator Drummond moved that the rules be further waived South Three Quarters (S%) of Section Seventeen (17); and Senate Bill No. 494 be read the third time in full and putand also -upon its passage. ;

All of Section Eighteen (18), all in Township Thirty Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. ' I£30), South, of Range Twenty-five (25) East. And Senate Bill No. 494 was read the third time in full. ,1 Sestto bepassed in the Plorida Legislature at the Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 494 the roll was called '

1941 Session, thereofand the vote was:E. SNOW MARTIN, Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),

City Attorney. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Senator King (Apr. 8) Folks, Gldeons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson,lleNator King moved that the rules be waived and Senate Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-l 41 be read the second time by title only. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith,

ih was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Taylor. Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. A nd Senate Bil] No. 491 was read the second time by title Nays-None. C',

Sel So Senate Bill No. 494 passed, title as stated, and the actionR S nnt Ki moved that the rules be further waived of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen-eill a u te Bill No. 491 bpread the third time in full and tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. .

D honh its Passage. By Senator Butler- W Ahc 'was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senate Bill No. 495: ,An, Sen ate Bill No. 491 was read the third time in full. A bill to be entitled An Act fixing the fees to be charged by

* 0 tO: the Passage of Senate Bill No. 491 the roll was called the sheriffs of the several counties of the State of Florida, andYe , e to repeal Chapter 10091, Laws of Florida, 1925, being "An Actae* BMr- President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), fixing the fees to be charged by the sheriffs of the several* h Utler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Counties of the State of Florida, and to repeal Chapter 7886, B kfl''er 4ons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson, Acts of 1919, Laws of Florida, entitled, 'An Act fixing the com- * ^ ^ ~e- eelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Gaines, Mc- pensation of the sheriffs of the several counties of the State

B "ayw ae. WPrice, s Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, of Florida."' l^ blot REV : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Which was read the first time by, title only and referred to l'W ara, Whitaker, Wilson-37. the Committee on County Organizations. *

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By Senator Butler- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Senate Bill No. 496: And Senate Bill No. 499 was read the second time by tiA bill to be entitled An Act validating certain orders and Only.

decrees authorizing the adoption of Children in proceedings in Senator Kelly moved the rules be further waived and Selthe several circuit courts of the State of Florida in which Bonproceedings the natural parent or parents of the child passage. ti f poor children in question had not consented to such adoption Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Siproceedings or had not received due and legal notice thereof. And Senate Bill No. 499 was read the third time in full Ben

Which was read the first time oy title only and referred UPUpon the passage of Senate Bill No. 499 the roll was caL e%to the Committee on Judiciary "C." and the vote was:

By Senator Maines-- Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30to Senate Bill No. 497: Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond VA bill to be entitled An Act to enable all counties of the Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Joh and

State of Florida to establish and maintain public hospitals Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maine Mlevy a tax and issue bonds therefor, for construction and Kenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Beamaintenance of such hospitals, maintain a training school for Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. pollnurses, provide suitable means for the care of such hospitals Nays-None. gmand disabled persons, and providing for the appointment of StiSo Senate Bill No. 499 passed, title as stated, and thegati( TRYtrustees for such hospitals. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repr .

Which was read the first time by title only and referred sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.to the Committee on Public Health. By Senator Collins--o of t

By Senator Ward- Senate Bill No. 500:Senate Bill No. 498: A bill to be entitled An Act to provide that candidates [BA bill to be entitled An Act to authorize the State Road De- members of the Board of Public Instruction of Leon County

partment to expend State road funds for the construction, Florida, shall be nominated and elected by the Quaaiflereconsideration, improvement, repair, and naintenance of electors of the said County at large, and not by district Aroads within the boundaries of the State Park system as a prescribing where such candidates shall reside; amenm-part of the State road system; to locate. relocate, construct Chapter 19355, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1939, by repe andimprove, repair, and maintain as part of the State road sys- Section 408 of Article 2 thereof as the same applies to sfortem roads leading from a State road to any lands or other County, and repealing all other laws in conflict herewith. Vproperty embraced within the State park system, and to pro- Which was read the first time by title only. thevide the powers and duties of the State Road Department The following proof of publication was attached to Se Band of the State Board of Forestry with relation thereto. Bill No. 500 when it was introduced in the Senate: s

Which was read the first time by title only and referred to DAILY DEMOCRAT Athe Committee on Public Roads and Highways. Published Daily C

By Senator Kelly- Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida ISenate Bill No. 499: C

STATE OF FLORIDA,) iEA bill to be entitled An Act to protect and regulate the COBT EY OF LFJN: )hunting of deer in Nassau County, Florida. Before the undersigned authority personally appeared J

W~rhich was read the first time by title only. Kilgore, who on oath says that he is Editor of the Daily Demn,The following proof of publication was attached to Senate cra. a daily newspaper published at Tallahassee in Leon Cowl

~~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~caadily nesppe published at Tallhse intreonue iC thSenaeBill No. 499 when it was introduced in the Senate. ty, Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, belng;AFFIDAVIT OF PROOF OF PUBLICATION Legal Ad in the matter of Notice of Intention to Apply y.

STATE OF FLORIDA ) Special Legislation, was published in said newspaper In yeaCOUNTY OF NASSAU . ) issue of April 7, 1941 ee

Before me, the undersigned authority, personally appeared Affiant further says that the said Daily Democrat Is ThiVESTA PREWITT, who on oath, does solemnly swear that newspaper published at Tallahassee, in said Leon Coils edm

she has knowledge of the matters stated herein; that a notice Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore bestating the substance of a contemplated law ox proposed bill continuously published in said Leon County, Florida, each danrelating to: except Saturday, and has been entered as second class m! [t

"The protecting and regulation of the hunting of Deer in matter at the post office in Tallahassee, in said Leon Coon / [Florida, for a period of one year next preceding the f tlv~

Nassau County, Florida." fvpublication of the attached copy of advertisement; and eqHas been published at least thirty (30) days prior to this fiant further says that he has neither paid nor promised ah. te

date by being printed in the issue of March .14th, 1941, of person, firm or corporation any discount for publication 'Wil"The Nassau County Leader," a newspaper published in Nas- the said newspaper. atsau County. Florida, where the matter or thing to be affected JOHN KIIGORE - ababy the contemplated law is situate; that a copy of the noticethat has been published, as aforesaid, and also this affidavit Sworn to and subscribed before me this 2nd dyo194of proof of publication are attached to the proposed bill or A. D. 1941.contemplated law. and such copy of the notice so attached GRACE RAULERSON, bdis by reference made a part of this affidavit. (Seal) Notary.

Signed VESTA PREWITT My Commission expires May 25, 1941. Cs,Sworn to and subscribed before me this Notary Public, State of Florida at Large. ~

23rd day of April, A. D. 1941. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR(SEAL) SPECIAL LEGISLATIONSUSAN Y. SKIPPER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersignedNotary Public, State of Florida at large apply to the next session of the Florida Legislature W/

My Commission expires July 13, 1943. convenes on April 8th, 1941. for the passage of anANOTICE plying to Leon County, Florida, providing that candi

Notice is hereby given of the intention of the undersigned members of the County Board of Public Istructionnominated in the Primary Elections by the vote of the tto apply to the Legislature of the State of Florida, at its d thregular biennial session of 1941, for the passage of an Act crates throughout the entir ty, anthe purpose of which is to protect and regulate the hunting are candidates in any primary or General Electiolnlof deer in Nassau County, Florida. DNKLY R

DANder KELLYu JR.ty Floida.Dated this 7th day of April, A. D. 1941.State Senator, 16th District BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCT 0

Senator Kelly moved that the rules be waived and Senate LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA.Bill No. 499 be read the second time by title only. April 7-3356-G.

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Senator Collins moved that the rules be waived and Senate his death and during the period of administration of his es-31 No. 500 be read the second time by title only. tate. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Which amendments read as follows:And Senate Bill No. 500 was read the second time by title House Amendment No. 1:

only. Strike out everything after the enacting clause and insert Senator Collins moved that the rules be further waived anld the following:

Senate Bill No. 500 be read the third time in full and put Section 1. That Section 105 of Chapter 16103, Laws ofupon its passage. Florida, Acts of 1933, be and the same is hereby amended

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. to read as follows: .And Senate Bill No. 500 was read the third time in full. "Personal Representative to Take Possession of Entire Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 500 the roll was called Estate. The personal representative shall take possession

and the vote was: of all the estate of a decedent, real and personal (except home-Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), stead) and the rents, income, issues and profits therefrom

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, whether accruing before or after the death of the decedent, Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson and of the proceeds arising from the sale, lease or mortgagesanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the same or any part thereof; and 11 such property lfKenzie Perdue, Price, Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler. Smith, and the rents, income, issues and profits therefrom shall ,

Nays-None. inheritance taxes, claims, charges and expenses of admin- So Senate Bill No. 500 passed, title as stated, and the action istration, and to enforce contribution and to equalize ad-

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- vancements; provided, however, that in ll cases where tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. the will of a testator provides that the net income from i

By Senator Collins- the residuary estate or some part thereof shall be paid to Bl No T one or more beneficiaries with remainder to others (whether

Senate Bll No. 5u: in trust or not), the net income earned on the assets of the A bill to be entitled An Act to authorize the Board of Corn- estate after the death of the testator, and prior to the dis-

mnissioners of State Institutions of the State of Florida to select tribution thereof, shall be paid and applied as follows: and employ some suitable person as general information clerk (a) to specific legatees and devisees, the net income fromfor the State Capitol Building. the property specifically bequeathed and devised to them

Which was read the first time by title only and referred to respectively; the Committee on State Institutions. (b) to general legatees, legal interest on their respective 1;1

By Senators Beall, Clarke, Adams (25th) and Collins- legacies from the time fixed by the County Judge in an i!Senate Joint Resolution No. 502: order of distribution for the payment thereof;

A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING THE AMENDMENT (c) to the beneficiaries entitled to net income, that pro-OF SECTION 5 OF ARTICLE VIII OF THE CONSTITU- portion of the remaining net income as the residuary assets. TION CHANGING THE TERM OF OFFICE OF COUNTY at appraised value, bear to the appraised value of the whole lCOMMISSIONERS FROM TWO TO FOUR YEARS. estate (except and excluding specific legacies and devises); i

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE (d) and the remainder of the net income shall be addedOF FLORIDA: to the principal of the residuary estate. ,That the following amendment to Section 5 of Article vm Section 2. If any part of the estate be bequeathed or

of the Constitution of the State of Florida relating to the devised to a testamentary trustee, the proportion of the net term of office of County Commissioners, changing the term income to which beneficiaries of such trust are entitled shall .of office of County Commissioners from two (2) to four (4) be paid by the executor to the testamentary trustee and dis-iyears be and the same is hereby agreed to and shall be sub- tributed by the trustees to the beneficiaries.nitted to the electors of the State of Florida at the general Section 3. All laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith election of Representatives of 1942, for approval or rejection. are hereby repealed. That is to say, that the said Section 5 of Article VIII be amend- Section 4. This Act shall take effect July 1, A. D. 1941. ied so as to read as follows: House Aed ntN

Section 5. Immediately upon the ratification of this amend- House Amendment No. 2: ment the County Commissioners of the several counties of this Strike out the title and insert the following: State shall divide their respective counties into five (5) corn- A bill to be entitled An Act amending Section 105 of Chap- I.AIssioners' districts, to be numbered respectively from one to ter 16103, Laws of Florida, Acts of 1933, and to provide for Il:fve inclusive and each district shall be as nearly as possible the division and distribution of net income of testate estates !,teGQual in proportion to. population and area, and thereafter where there is a residuary estate with income payable to ithere shall be in each of such districts a County Commissioner,one person and remainder to another. ,Wt th al be elected by the qualified electors of said County, And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senateat thtne and place of voting for other county officers, and therein.

tall h old his office for four (4) years, provided, however, that Vr rthieC 1ounty Commissioners elected in the general election in Very respectfully,194duti shall be elected for a term of four (4) years. The powers BEN H. FUQUA. d ties and compensation of such County Commissioners shall Chief Clerk House of Representativesbe prescribed by law. And Senate Bill No. 13, contained in the above message, l

Whi Co ch was read the first time in full and referred to the was read by title together with House Amendments thereto. IOErfnittee on Constitutional Amendments. Senator Clark moved that the Senate do concur in House 'SAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill No. 13.

I thte following Message from the House of Representa- Which was agreed to. ,w as received and read:And the Senate concurred in House Amendment No. 1

t CSon f~p Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941. to Senate Bill No. 13. 1\ProelJhn R. Beacham, Senator Clarke moved that the Senate do concur in House "esident o h eaeSir : e of the Senate.Amendment No. 2 to Senate Bill No. 13. ;,

th eted by e House of presentatives to a Which was agreed to.the senatet the use of Representatives to inform And the Senate concurred in House Amendment No 2 to

e aodersid hat the House of Representatives failed to pass, Senate Bill No 13.M: th attred the vote by which it failed to Pass, and passed, ,_ .„ o- al"endment: failed to pass, and passed, And Senate Bill No. 13, as amended, was referred to the I

t* y Senator Care Committee on Engrossed Bills and the action of the Senate ;Srate n e-was ordered certified to the House of Representatives im-R A bill No. 13: mediately, by waiver of the rule.

;.strbuttonbe entitled An Act relating to the disposition and The following Message from the House of Representatives i^^e ~ "u of income earned on the estate of a testator after was received and read:

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Tallahassee, Fla., ey $50.00, Morris G. Steeley $125.00, E. H. Rigby $125.00, w. ,May 8, 1941. Gray $50.00, W. H. Plant $100.00, L. G. Hanks $300.00, W, By Se

Hon. John R. Beacham, fl~~~anks $400.00, Maggie Robinson $1000.00, 0. M. York $7oo~ senat(Hon. John 1R. Beacham,Hak 400SntPresident of the Senate. Robert Wasden $225.00, Lige Hall $50.00, Flora God' m' A bill

Sir: $750.00, Marion Godwin $200.00. ls a cI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senu, BY SE

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed with therein. senatVery respectfully, Aamendments: BEN H.bF i llAA

By Senator Beall- BEN E. FUQUA, -lish a (Senate Bill No. 367: Chief Clerk House of Representatives . Y S:

A bill to be entitled An Act to provide payment to Fisher- And Senate Bill No. 367, contained in the above message, nr SenatPou Funeral Service, S. W. Boyd, Pensacola Hospital, Pensa- read by title together with the House Amendments theretof"coia Hospital, Dr. Turberville, Dr. Wallace Mayo, Pensacola Senator Beall moved that the Senate do concur in pIuc* ltsh a cHospital, Fisher-Pou Funeral Service, Pensacola Hospital, S. Amendment No. 1 to Senate Bill No. 367.W. Boyd, Dr. Tuberville, Pensacola Hospital, Pensacola Hos- Which was agreed to.pital, McNeil Funeral Home, John J. McGuire, McNeil Funeral And the Senate concurred in House Amendment No. 1 toHome, John J. McGuire, Pensacola Hospital, H. E. Franklin; Senate Bill No. 367.aisc the following past due accounts, to-wit: City of Pensa- S Andcoja Gulf Power Company, Pensacola Hospital, Pensacola Hos- Smenntdcoui abovepital. So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., City of Pensacola, Gulf Power ent No. 2 to Senate Bill No. 367. Bins.Company, Pensacola Hospital. So. Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., Penga- Which was agreed to. Thecoia Hospital, Pensacola Hospital, Gulf Power Company, City And the Senate concurred in House Amendment No. 2 to was re* f Pensacola, So. Bell Tel, & Tel. Co., Americar Legion, J. D. Senate Bill No. 367.Jonnson, City Ice & Fuel Co.. Standard Hardware Co., So. Bell And Senate Bill No. 367, as amended, was referred to theTe.. & Tel. Co., Gulf Power Company, City of Pensacola, Pen- Committee on Engrossed Bills and the action of the Senate Ron. sacola Hospital, S~.m Rosenau Agency, Knowles Bros. Agency, was ordered certified to the House of Representatives inm Pro sJ. E Daniels, Fisher-Brown Ins. Agcy., Benboe Funeral Home, mediately, by waiver of the rule.Fisher-Pou Funera. Service, Atwell Coal & Trans. Co., Pensa- The following Message from the House of Representatives-'ola Linen Supply Co. City Ice & Fuel Co., Pensacola Hospital, was received and read:So. Bell Tel. & Tei Co., Gulf Power Company, City of Pensa-Cola, Brosnaham Agency, Brosnaham Agency, Fisher-Pou Pu- Tallahassee, Fla,, Byneral Service, Morris Funeral Home, Benboe Funeral Home, May 8, 1941.en:Waters & Hibbert. Morris Funeral Home, H. Ellis, Empire Hon. John R. Beacham, SenALaundry Co., Cudahy Packing Co., Lewis Bear Co., Peninsular President of the Senate. A aTurton Co., Swift & Co., Geo. S. Brent, Agent, Doctors Turber- Sir:vilte for Hospitalization; also the following past due accounts, I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform, Byto-wit: Edw. M. Chadmourne, H. A. Godwin, Edw. M. Chad- the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed with Senbourne, State Oil Co Standard Oil Company United Auto amendment: AtSupply Co., H. A. Godwin, D. H. Tart, Berry an0 Brown, Inc., By Senator Beall- asaS

1. H. Tart, Ray-Brooks Mach. Co., West Fla. Tr. & Tractor Senate Bill No. 261: inFrCo.. H. A. Godwin. John H Myrick, Lewis Bear Co., D.H. HighHTart, W. G. Resm'.ndo for moving houses Road No. 62 as per A bill to be entitled An Act relating to the City of Pensacola,- Bg

requiring any claimant as a condition precedent to the filing, BybinhossRaNo62apebi and contract dated Juy2 90 .G emn O toberov or institution in any court of any tort action against said tile?, Serin:, houses Road No. 62 as per bid ard contract dated October{Se1 1940 Guy E. Yaste, Inc.. Pensacola Buggy Works, Muldon City of Pensacola to give written notice of said claim within a' A 1Motor Company, and West Fla. True! and Tractor Company certain time after the accrual. of said claim; requiring said Stateaccount purchase of new trucks for use of WPA: also the fol- notice to be filed with the City Attorney of said City within a- Bylowing, to-wit: W. G. Resmondo for moving houses Road No. certain time providing for the character of information r Se:

62 as Der bid and contract dated March 17, 1941. J. G. Davis be contained in said notice; repealing all Laws and parts Afoi clay pit; also t.he following sums for damage sustained or Laws in conflict herewith. ,

for rights of way gianted in connection with the improvement Proof of Publication attached.of State Road No. 62 in Escambia County, Florida, to-wit: Which amendment reads as follows:Marion Rigby, T. A. Graham and J. W. Asheraft, Ed Watson. In Section One, Line 4, of the bill, strike out the worS. G. Killam. Francis Hanesworth, R. P. Amerson. Alf M. Thirty (30) and insert the following in lieu thereof SMoylan, Joe Gilmure, A. S- Killam, J. C. Stuckey, Morris . (60) a ie ASteeley. E. H. Rigby, W. S. Gay, W. H. Plant, L G. Hanks, W. A s lt h c e e theM. Hanks, Maggie Robinson, G. M. York, Robert Wasden, Lige And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Sen rollsHahi Flora Godwin, Marion Godwin, all of which accounts therein. Tanc amounts have been investigated and found to be due and Very respectfully, VWproper. BEN H. FUQUA,.

Proof of publication attached. Chief Clerk House of Representatives

Which amendments read as follows: And Senate Bill No. 261. contained in the above message, W -read by title together with the House Amendment thereto. p

In section 1 of the bill, strike out the names and aiounts Senator Beall moved that the Senate do concur in '.sr

of the following: House Amendment to Senate Bill No. 261. I

Marion Rigby $200.00, T. A. Graham and J. W. Ashoraft Which was agreed to. the$75.00, Ed Watson $200.00, S. G. Killam $21.00, Francis Hanes- And the Senate concurred in the House Amendment to Eworth $50.00, R. P. Amerson $100.00, Alf M. Moylan $100.00, ate Bill No. 261.Joe Gilmore $250.00, A. S. Killam $225.00. J. C. Stuckey $50.00, And Senate Bill No. 261, as amended, was referred toMorris G. Steeley $125.00, E. H. Rigby $125.00, W. S. Gray $50.- Committee on Engrossed Bills and the action of the Senate list00, W. H. Plant $100.00, L. G. flanks $300.00, W. M. flanks ordered certified to the House of Representatives iimmed't$400.00, Maggie Robinson $1000.00, G. M. York $700.00, Ro- by waiver of the rule.bert Wasden $225.00, Lige Hall $50.00, Flora Godwin $750.00,Marion Godwin $200.00.wareivdnded:CMarion Godwin $200.00. ~~~~The following Message from the House of Represents

was received and read:House Amendment No. 2: Tallahassee.In Title of the bill, strike the names and amounts of the May 9. 14.

following: Hon. John B. Beaoham,Marion Rigby $200.00, T. A. Graham and J. W. Ashcraft President of the Senate.

$75.00, Ed Watson $200.00, S. G. Killam $21.00, Francis Sir:Hanesworth $50.00, R. P. Amerson $100.00, Alf. M. Moylan Iam directed by the House of Representatives to it

$100.00, Jo Gi re..Stuck- ' n the House of Representatives$100.00, Joe Gilmore $250.00, A. S. Killam.$22:5,00,: J. C. h Sentthtuckius fRp tvsha as

9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 347Maay y, 194

Senator McKenzie- By Senator Perdue-By Senator McKenzie-- -Bae Bill Nor 87: Senate Bill No. 308:enate Bill No. 87 t to declare, designate and estab- A bill to be entitled An Act to establish and designate a

A bill to be entitled A Actccertain road in Levy County, Florida, as a State Road.

lish a certain By Stenator Butler-oadBY senator Butler- Senate Bill No. 315:

e nate Bill Noed An At to declare designate and estab bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-bill to b e entited An Act to declare, designate and e stab a certain State Road in Duval County.

Uls a certain State Road. By Senator Butler-BY Senator Smith- Senate Bill No 316:Senate Bill No, 222: Senate Bill No 316:

bin to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-

lish a certain State Road in Clay County, Florida. Very respectfully.Very Respectfully,BEN H. FUQUA,

BEN H. FUQUA, Chief Clerk House of Representatives.Chief Clerk House of Representatives And Senate Bills Nos. 284, 289, 295, 308, 315 and 316, con-

And Senate Bills Nos. 87, 174 and 222, contained in the tained in the above message, were referred to the Commit-

above message, were referred to the Committee on Enrolled tee on Enrolled Bills.

Bills. The following Message from the House of RepresentativesThe following Message from the House of Representatives was received and read:

was received and read: Tallahassee, Fla.Tallahassee, Fla., May 8, 1941.

May 9, 1941. Frnn. John R. Beacham,

Zion. John R. Beacham, President of the Senate.President of the Senate. Sir:

/ pei toI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: By Messrs. Jenkins and Harris of Alachua, Versaggi andtByhe Senateor Smithe- Hos o ereetaie hspasd Turner of St. Johns, Dowda and Middleton of Putnam, andBy Senator Smith-- Rivers of Clay-I Senate Bill No. 223: House Memorial No. 6:A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Memorial requesting the Congress of the United States

lash a certain State Road in Clay County, Florida. of America to place suitable historical markers on theBy Senator Shuler- "Bellamy Road" connecting Pensacola and St. Augustine,Senate Bill No. 238: Florida.A bill to be entitled An Act designating and establishing And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate

as a part of the State Road system of Florida certain roads therein.in Franklin County leading into and connecting with State Very respectfully.Highway Number 10 in said County. BEN H. FUQUA,

By Senator Perdue- Chief Clerk House of Representatives:

Senate Bill No. 244: And House Memorial No. 6. contained in the above mes-|H B en ate B m N o - 244 - , . , sage, was read the first time in full. 2A bill to be entitled An Act to redesignate and reestablish sage, was read the first time in full.

State Road No. 77-A. Senator Smith moved that the rules be waived and HouseMemorial No. 6 be read the second time in full and put

By Senator Shepherd- upon its adoption.Senate Bill No. 258: Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- And House Memorial No. 6 was read the second time in

lish certain State roads. full.fK Very respectfully, - The question was put on the adoption of the Memorial.

BEN H. FUQUA, Which was agreed to.BChief Clerk House of Representatives. And House Memorial No. 6 was adopted and the action

And Senate Bills Nos. 223, 238, 244 and 258, contained in of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

the above message, were referred to the Committee on En- sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.rolled Bills. The following Message from the House of Representatives

The following Message from the House of Representatives was received and read:v was received and read:Tallahassee, la.,

Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941.May 9, 1941. Hon. John R. Beacham,

aon. John R. Beacham, President of the Senate._ President of the Senate. Sir:m iTPresiaent O the'Senate. SI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

thi directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:tie Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: By Mr. Brackin of Okaloosa-

B By Senator Cooley- House Bill No. 11:s Senate Bill No, 284: A bill to be entitled An Act designating and establishing

bil eto be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- certain roads in Okaloosa County, Florida, as State roads.certains State roads. By Mr. Getzen of Sumter-

Ra Senator cCliett- House Bill No. 19:i ,bate Bill No. 289: A bill to be entitled An Act designating, declaring and

A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 19623, Laws establishing as a State Road and requesting the taking oversd Ats of 1939, being to amend Chapter 19623designate and maintenance by the State Road Department of Florida,

IlOrida Aatsh certain State Roads in Highlands County, a certain State Road in Hernando and Sumter Counties,Florida.

- I y' Senators Graham, Cliett and King- And respectfully requests the concurrence of the SenateA; Siate Bill No. 295: therein.

bin tb entit le95d. Very respectfully,mR a cer entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- BEN H. FUQUA,?^ a Certain State road. Chief Clerk House of Representatives.

348 JOITRNAL OF THE SENATE May 9,19'

And House Bill No. 11, contained in the above message, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.was read the first time by title only. And House Bill No. 127 was read the third time in full

Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and House Upon the passage of House Bill No. 127 the roll was ca Bill No. 11 be read the second time by title only. and the vote was; a

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30tb BEAnd House Bill No. 11 was read the second time by title Beall, Butler. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond Dy FP

only. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, JonI0 KESenator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines M ge

and House Bill No. 11 be read the third time in full and Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smit Taput upon its passage. Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. says-None.And House Bill No. 11 was read the third time in full. Sc House Bill No. 127 passed, title as stated, and the actl ofUpon the passage of House Bill No. 11 the roll was called f the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre tatand the vote was: sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), The following Message from the House of Representativ we

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, 2ooley. Drummond Dye. was received and read: EFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely. Homre. Housholder, Johnson, Tallahassee, Fla., . B311Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewls, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- May 9, 1941. Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith Hon. John R. Beacham, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wllson-37. President of the Senate. onr

Nays-None. Sir: So House Bill No. 11 passed, title as stated, and the action I am directed by the House of Representatives to inf ant

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: UPCsentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. By Mr. Bennett of Duval- V

And House Bill No. 19, contained in the above message, House Bill No. 179: Awas read the first time by title only. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab TU

Senator Gideons moved that the rules be waived and lish a certain State road in Duval County, Florida. andHouse Bill No. 19 be read the second time by title only. By Mr. Bennett of Duval- E

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 180: BesAnd House Bill No. 19 was read the second time by title A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estas Poonly. lish a certain State road in Duval County, Florida. aliSenator Gideons moved that the rules be further waived Herand House Bill No. 19 be read the third time in full and By Mr. Bennett of Duval- Tay

put upon its passage. House Bill No. 181: NWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and esta SAnd House Bill No. 19 was read the third time in full. lish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. oftUpon the passage of House Bill No. 19 the roll was called thAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senatand the vote was: therein.and the vote was: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Very respectfully, was5Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Acams (25th), Adams (30th), Very respectfully, wsBeall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, BEN H. FUQUAivFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson, Chief Clerk House of Representatn

Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- And House Bill No. 179, contained in the above messag PiKenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith was read the first time by title only. Sir:Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and Ho

Nays-None. Bill No. 179 be read the second time by title only. theSo House Bill No. 19 passed, title as stated, and the action Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. BE

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- And House Bill No. 179 was rea. the second time by t sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Aonly.d tme by A

The following Message from the House of Representatives Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived A was received and read: Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived ashTaasceived an House Bill No. 179 be read the third time in full and put UP BTallahassee, Fla., its passage.

May 9, 1941. .Hon. JoiMn R. Beaham, 1Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A

President of the Senate. And House Bill No. 179 was read the third time in full. lishSir: Upon the passage of House Bill No. 179 the roll was c3 El

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform and the vote was: fi( Ithe Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams ( A

By Messrs. Gray and Bailey of Bay- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, *1 .HouBy Messrs. Bil ey o f Bay-127: Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, JOhl~House Bill No. 127: ~Kanner. Kelly, King. Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish a Kenzie, Perdue. Price, Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, SDRL

certain State Road in Bay County. Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. AAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate Nays-None. htherein. B~~therei~er epcfly. ,So House Bill No. 179 passed, title as stated, and the 1c0

Very respectfully, of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of RI iBEN H. FUQUA, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. A

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. And House Bill No. 180, contained in the above messages 1And House Bill No. 127, contained in the above message, rears the first time by title only. thr

was read the first time by title only. Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and therSenator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived Bill No. 180 be read the second time by title only.

and House Bill No. 127 be read the second time by title only. Which was agreed to by a iwo-thirds vote.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And House Bill No. 180 was read the second time by t AAnd House Bill No. 127 was read the second time by title only . readonly. Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waive eSenator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be further House Bill No. 180 be read the third time in full and pu i

waived and House Bill No. 127 be read the third time in full its passage. . .and put upon its passage. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Iay 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF TUE SENATE 349:.

And House Bill No. 180 was read the.third time in full. And House Bill No. 182 was read the second time by titleUpon the passage of House Bill No. 180 the roll was'called only. .

and the vote was: Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived andYeas-Mr. President, Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) House Bill No. 182 be read the third time in full and put upongeall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, its passage,Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely. Homrne, Housholder, Johnson. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

anfner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox, Maines, Mc- And House Bill No.' 182 was read the third time in full.enZe, Perdue, Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith Uon the passage of Huseill N 182 the

Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson--37. Upon the passage of. House Bill No. 182 the roll was calledand the vote 'was:Nays-None.House Bill No. 180 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th),So House Bill No. 180 passed, title as stated, and the action Beall, Butler. Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond,'Dye,of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Folks, Gideons, Graham,- Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, -Johnsontatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines. Mc-

And House Bill No. 181, contained in the above message, Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler. Smith,was read the first time by title only. Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House Nays-None. lBill No 181 be read the second time by title only. So House Bill No. 182 passed, title as stated, and the ac-

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. tion of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Rep- And House Bill No. 181 was read the second time by title resentatives immediately by waiver of the rule.

only. And House Bill No. 183, contained in the above message, wasSenator Butler moved that the rules De further waived read the first time by title only. Iand House Bill No. 181 be read the third time in full and put Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House

upon its passage. Bill No. 183 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 House Bill No. 181 was read the third time in full. And House Bill No. 183 was read the second time by titleUpon the passage of House Bill No. 181 the roll was called only.

and the vote was: Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived andYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). House Bill No. 183 be read the third time in full and put upon

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond. Dye, its passage. -Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines. Mc-Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. And Hcuse Bll No. 183 was read the thirdtime in full.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 183 the roll vas called

Nays-None and the vote was: ISo House Bill No. 181 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely. Home, Housholder, Johnson,mThe following Message from the House of Representatives Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-iwas received and read: Kerzie. Perdue. Price RPP. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler. SmithTaylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37.

Tallahassee, Fla., Nays-None. l' May 9, 1941. So House Bill No. 183 passed, title as stated, and the action

President- of the Senate tives immediately, by waiver of the rule. And House Bill No. 184, contained in the above message, wasI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform read the first time by title only.

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and HouseBy Mr. Bennett of Duval- Bill No. 184 be read the second time by title only.House Bill No. 182: Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- And House Bill No. 184 was read the second time by titlelish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. only. ,.By Mr. Bennett of Duval- Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived: and

HR~o~~use Bill No. 183: ~House Bill No. 184 be read the third time in full and put upon A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- its passage. u

Dsh a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.By Mr. Bennett of Duval- And House Bill No. 184 was read the third time in full. i§House Bill No. 184: Upon thepassage of House Bill No. 184 the roll was i alled IA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- and the vote was: I

lish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th).lBy Mr. Bennett of Duval- Beall, Butler. Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley. .Drummond, Dyel1ouse Bill No. 185: Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson,

A bill to be entitled An At to delaredesgnaKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shephhrd; Shu'er. Smith"Ob IL certain State Road in Duval County, Florida.. Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

B7 Mr. Bennett of Duval- Nays-None.Mouse Biln No. 186: So House Bill No. 184 passed, title as stated. and the ac-

a billa to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- tion of the Senate was ordered certified to the Hcuse of Rep-certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. resentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.adre respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate And Hcuse Bill No. 185, contained in the above message, was

therein.7~~~~~~~~~~ ^read the first time by title only.Very Respectfully, Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House IBEN H. FUQUA, Bill No. 185 be read the second time by title only.

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.read House Bill No. 182, contained in the above message, was And House Bill No. 185 was read.the second time by titleId the first time by title only. only.

-B~aor Butler moved ohtterlsb wie n os nly. ialtor8Butler moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived and 'NO. 182 be read the second time by title only. House Bill No. 185 be read the third time in full and put upon

WLc Was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. its passage. 'i

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350 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9,19

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. iill No. 187 be read the second time by title only.

And House Bill No. 185 was read the third time in full. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. tb

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 185 the roll was called And House Bill No. 187 was read the second time by ana the vote was: onli.

Yeas-Mr President: Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th) Senate: Butler moved that the rules be further waived esBeall, Butler. Clarke. Cliett. Collins, Cooley. Drummond Dye House Bill No. 187 be read the third time in full and put upFolks. Gideons Graham Hinelv Horne RoHnusholder Johnson its passage. Kanner. Kelly. King, Lewis. Lindler. Maddox. Maines Mc- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler. Smith And House Bill No. 187 was read the third time in full.

Taylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 187 the roll was cal WilNays-N-one. and the vote was: FSo House Bill No. 185 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th),Adams (30 r

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Beall. Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond delsentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder. Joh 0 0 Ste

And House Bill No. 186, contained in the above message, was Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis. Lindler, Maddox, Maines, il eread the first time oy title only. Kenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smtll

Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Bill No. 186 be read the second time by title only. Nays-None.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. So House Bill No. 187 passed, title as stated, and the acti o

And House Bill No. 186 was read the second time by title of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represeonly tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived and Ano House Bill No. 188, contained in the above messaglslHouse Bill No. 186 be read the third time in full and put was read the first time by title only. I upon its passage. Senator Butler moved that the rules bei waived and lou

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Bill No. 188 be read the seccond time by title only. -And House Bill No. 186 was read the third time in full. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds iote. s

Uponr. the passage of House Bill No. 186 the roll was called And House Bill No. 188 was read the second time by tltlanu the vote was: only. .

Yeas--Mr. President: Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th), Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived theaBeall, Butler, Clarke. Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond. Dye House Bill No. 188 be read the third time in full and put upFolks, Gideons Graham, Hinely. Homrne. Housholder. Johnson its passageKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis. Lindler. Maddox, Maines. Mc- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler. Smith And House Bill No. 188 was read the third time in full.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson--37. reaTaylor, Ward Whitaker, Wilson-37. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 188 the roll was cae

Nays-None. and the vote was: ESc House Bill No. 186 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President: Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th Bil

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, DY sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson

The following Message from the House of Representatives Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, MF onlwas received and read: Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, SmiM

Tallahassee, Fla., Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. HoMay 9,'-1941. Nays-None. Its

Hon. John R. Beacham, So House Bill No. 188 passed, title as stated, and the actlo1President of the Senate. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen

Sir: . tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform And House Bill No. 199, contained in the above messasge t anthe Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: was read the first time by title only. l

By Mr. Bennett of Duval- Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be waived an Be

House Bill No. 187: House Bill No. 199 be read the second time by title only. ;o:

A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.lish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. And House Bill No. 199 was read the second time by tie

By Mr. Bennett of Duval- only House Bill No. 188: Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be further waive

and House Bill No. 199 be read the third time in full and,1 A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- and House Bil No. 199 be read the third time in full and Uof

lish a certain State Road in Duval County, Florida. upon its passage. ,rBy Messrs. Sheldon, McDonald and Toland, of Hillsbor Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. l

ough- And House Bill No. 199 was read the third time in full. Wa

*House Bill No. 199: 'Upon the passage of House Bill No. 199 the roll was calHouse~adth vt ws BillN.19

A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowering and the vote was: 0the State Road Department of Florida and Hillsborough Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th) Adams (3hCounty, Florida, to contract for the leasing, rental, or pur- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drumnmond Ychase by the State Road Department of Florida from Hills- Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Jo l 002borough County, Florida, and to provide for the control, Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines,supervision, maintenance, and operation by the State Road Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, abDepartment for said Hillsborough County, Florida, of the Taylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. ITwenty-second Street Bridge and Causeway and adjacent Nays-None. iconnecting roads embraced in East Tampa Special Road So House Bill No. 199 passed, title as stated, and the actiand Bridge District Number Two in Hillsborough County, of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of RepresFlorida. tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate The following Message from the House of Representat 1atherein, was received and read:

Very respectfully, Tallahassee,;

BEN Ii. FUQUA. May 9, 194'Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Hon. John R. Beacham,

And House Bill No. 187, contained in the above message, President of the Senate. ,was read the first time by title only. Sir:

Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House I am directed by the House of Representatives to

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the senate that the House of Representatives has passed: So House Bill No. 230 passed, title as stated, and the action iM.y Mr. Lambe of Jackson- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

Bouse Bi No. 228: Ysentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

HA bi to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and And House Bill No. 246. contained in the above message, wasAbill to be entitled AnActodcaedeinrathfistmebttloly

establish a certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida. read the first time by title only. Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and House

By Messrs. Aosta, Luckie and Bennett of Duval Bill No. 246 be read the second time by title only. House Bill No. 230: ,;e Road Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing the State Road And House Bill No 246 was read the second time by title

Department of Florida to acquire by purchase, or other-wise a toll road known as Hecksher Drive in Duval County. only.

oda; to extend said road from Duval County to the city Senator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived andlimits of Fernandina, in Nassau County, Florida; and to House Bill No. 246 be read the third time in full and put upon ,declare, designate and establish said road, as extended, as a its Passage.State road. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

By Mr. Lambe of Jackson- And House Bill No. 246 was read the third time in full.

House Bill No. 246: Upon the passage of House Bill No. 246 the roll was called

A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- and the vote was:1ish a certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th),

By Mr. Lambe of Jackson- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,House Bill.~~ No. 247:Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder. Johnson, !

House Bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-A bill t o be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-ounty, Florida. Kenzie, Perdue. Price, Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith

lish a certain State Road in Jackson County, Florida. Taylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. ilBY Mr. Lambe of Jackson- - Nays-None.

House Bill No. 248: So House Bill No. 246 passed, title as stated, and the actionA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- - of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

lish a certain State road in Jackson and Bay Counties. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. -Florida And Hcuse Bill No. 247, contained in the -above message,

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate was read the first time by title only.therein. Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and House ' I

Very resHpec.tfuy QUA Bill No. 247 be read the second time by title only. i IBEN H. FUQUA, I.

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.And'House Bill No. 228, contained in the above message, was And House Bill No. 247 was read the second time by title II i

read the first time by title only. only Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived | i

Bill No. 228 be read the second time by title only. an, House Bill No 247 be read the third time in full and put

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. upon its passage. II.

And House Bill No. 228 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.only. And House Bill No. 247 was read the third time in full. 11

Senator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived and Upon the passage of House Bill No. 247 the roll was called IHouse Bill No. 228 be read the third time in full and put upon and the vote was: 1Its passage. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye,And House Bill No. 228 was read the third time in full. Folks, Gideons. Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, JohnsonUpOn the passage of House Bill No. 228 the roll was called Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis. Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- ;

and the vote was: Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler. Smith.Taylor. Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. F

Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) Nays-None. Bea, utlrClrke Ciet, olins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye.

olks. Gideons, Graham, Hiney, C Horne, Housholder, Johnson,, o SO House Bill No. 247 passed, title as stated, and the actionKanne. Kielly, Kiga , Leisl, Lindler, Maddx Man *ohes, M of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- i

Irannr. KllyKingLewi, Lidler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- sentatives immediately, by waiver of 1ehe rule. :Cenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, siv oTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. And House Bill No. 248. contained in the above message,

Nays-None. was read the first time by title only.

So House Bill No. 228 passed, title as stated, and the action Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and HouseOf the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Bill No. 248 be read the second time by title only.sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

And House Bill No. 230, contained in the above message, And House Bill No. 248 was read the second time by title8as read the first time by title only. only. l

Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived andill No. 230 be read the second time by title only. House Bill No. 248 be read the third time in full and putWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. uDon its passage. i

And House Bill No. 230 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. I*`111o nte oe ta h ulsb uterwie n And House Bill No. 248 was read the third time in full.

lSenator Butler moved that the rules be further waived and Upor. the passage of House Bill No. 248 the roll was calletIsaus Bill No. 230 be read the third time in full and put upon ani the vote was:it Passage.

WP~~~~~hic~~~~~h LYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th),hichwas agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley. Drummond, Dye.

And House Bill No. 230 was read the third time in full. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson.

araq the passage of House Bill No. 230 the roll wascae Kenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith.

Ye W was:Tcalled Kanyler. Kelly. King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Malnes, Mc-Beaugl- President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Taylor Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. Ni

cutler Clarke, Cllett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Nays-None.Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, So House Bill No. 248 passed, title as stated, and the actioni

e eBlly, lKing, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-'o i Wrdu, Prlce, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.-"ue, Price, oe Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith.

X '-Nond Vmtaker, Wilson-37. The following Message from the House of Representatives was received and read:

352 .JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, 31

Tallahassee, Fla., Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (3May 9, 1941. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dy

Hon. John R. Beacham. Folks. Gideons. Graham, Hinely. Horne, Housholder. JoPresident ol the Senate. Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox, Maines, Ta

Sir: Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd. Shuler s.'I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform Te,'1nr. Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: Nays-None.By Mr. Lambe of Jackson-- So H ouse Bill No. 250 passed, title as stated, and the actjBy Mr. Lambe ofueckon sHouse Bill No. 249: of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represe ia'i bill to be enti: led An Act to declare, designate and estab- tives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

lish a certain State Road in Jackson County Florida. And House Bill No. 252, contained in the above message wread the first time by title only. ,WB5 Mr. Lambe of Jackson--10

House Bill No. 250: Senator Adams (30th), moved that the rules be waived .A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- House Bill No. 252 be read the second time by title only. - Sir

lislh a certain State Road in Jackson and Bay Counties, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. IAnd House Bill No. 252 was read the second time by tit theFiorida, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~only.

By Mr. Harrell of Hamiltcn- o *, ;Senator Adams (30th), moved that the rules be furthbHouse Bill No. 252: waived and House Bill No. 252 be read the third time in fulfl : AA bill to be entitled An Act designating and establishing cer- put upon its passage. tabI

tair, roads in Hamilton County, Florida, as State Roads. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. .. B,By Mr. Gray of Bay- And House Bill No. 252 was read the third time in full BHouse Bill No. 275: Upon .the passage of House Bill No. 252 the roll was calAA bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish a and the vote was: cert

certain road in Bay County. Florida, as a part of existing Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30thj . rAlState Road No. 20. Same being U. S. Road No. 231. Beall- Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, D.v

By Mr. Potter of Marion- Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, JohnsoKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis. Lindler, Maddox. MainesKenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, SMeA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- Ta

lisn certain roads in Marion County as State. roads, and as l .ssuch to be a part of the system of State roads of the State Nays--None. Beof Florida. ,So House Bill No. 252 passed, title as stated, and the ac. Bill

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate fion of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Rag wtherein. resentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule..

Very respectfully, I And House Bill No. 275, contained in the above message, -w onlyBEN R. FUQUA. read the first time by title only... ..

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Senator Adams (25th), moved that the rules be wai BOwAnd House Bill No. 249. contained in the above mess.age, was~ and House Bill No. 275 be read the second time by title only, upor

read the first time by title only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. WSenator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and House And House Bill No. 275 was read the second time by tlAr

Bill No. 249 be read the second time by title only. only. U;Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Adams (25th). moved that the rules be lurtandAnd House Bill No. 249 was read the second time by title waived and House Bill No. 275 be read the third time'in'full Ye

only. put upon its passage. - B a . ... llSenatot Lewis moved that the rules be further Waived and Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. .

House Bill No. 249 be read the third time in full and put And House Bia No. 275 was read the third time in full.·upon its passage.en Upon the passage of House Bill No. 275 the 'roll was Tayl(Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, and the vote was: Na

And House Bill No. 249 was read the third time in full. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), soUpon the passage of House Bill No. 2.49 the roll was called Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drumod Y Of th

and the vote was: .. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homne, Housholdr ohlD Ltatlyi* Yeas--Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) K n

Beall. Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye Kenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose, Shands, Shepherd, S eadFolks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson; Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.Kanner. Kelly, King. Lewis, Lindler. Maddox, Maines, Mc- Nays-Non¢e. Bill1IKenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler. Smith, So House Bill No. 275 passed, title as stated, and th RTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of ree An(

Nays-None. tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Smith,So House Bill No. 249 passed, title as stated, and the action And House Bill No. 276, zontained in the above mes: Set

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- was read thefirst time by title only. IOUsisentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Senator Folks moved that the rules be waived and , 0 It D

And House Bill No. 250. contained in the above message, was Bill No. 276 he read the second time by title only. Wesread the first time by title only. .Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. At(

Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and House And House Bill No. 276 was read the second time bYBill No. 250 be read the second time by title only. only.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Folks moved that the rules be further waived YeAnd House Bill No. 250 was read the second time by title House Bill No. 276 be read the third time in full, andl y

only. upon its passage.Senator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived and Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. e

House Bill No. 250 be read the third time in full and put upon And House Bill No. 276 was read the third 'time iyits passage.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 276 the roll was

and the vote was:~.~d

And House Bill No. 250 was read the third time in full. AasYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th),.l AdUpon theU passage ofn House Bill No. 250 the roll was called Beall. Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, DrlOda

and the vote was: Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Hore, HousholderJ

Mlay 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THIE SENATE 353

ganner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- The following Message from the House of Representativesgecie, Perdue. Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. was received and read: Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Tallahassee, Fla.,

Nays-None. May 9, 1941. lSo House Bill No. 276 passed, title as stated, and the action Hon. John R. Beacham.President of the Senate.I-of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Sir:esdent of the Senate. ,tives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Iam directed by the House of Representatives to informThe following Message from the House of Representatives I am directed by the House of epresentatives to informps

was received and read: the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:Tallahassee, Fla., By Messrs. Overstreet, Holt and Wiseheart of Dade-

May 9, 1941. House Bill No. 697: Hon. John R. Beacham. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-

president of the Senate. lish a certain State road in Dade County, Florida. Sir: By Mr. Cook of Flagler-

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform House Bill No 735: Ithe Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate, and i

By Messrs. Shafer, Safford and Murray of Polk- establish certain State roads in flagler County.House Bill No. 542: By Messrs. Bailey and Gray of Bay- A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- House Bill No. 673: I

tablish certain state roads in the county of Polk. A bill to be entitled An Act declaring, designating and By Mr. Slappey of Gadsden- establishing certain State roads in Bay County, Florida. House Bill No. 745: By Messrs. Sheldon, McDonald and Toland of Hillsbor- A bill to be entited An Act to designate and establish a ough-

certain State road in Gadsden County. House Bill No. 517:And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- I

therein. tablish a certain State road. Very respectfully,

*,,~ ~ Very respectfully, By Mr. Stewart of Hendry-Chief Clerk House of Representatives. House Bill No. 663: I

And House Bill No. 542, contained in the above message, A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab- iwas read the first time by title only, lish certain State roads in Hendry County, Florida.

Senator King moved that the rules be waived and House And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate l iBill No. 542 be read the, second time by title only. therein.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Very respectfully, T, IBEN H. FUQUA,And House Bill No. 542 was read the second time by title Chief Clerk House of Representatives. L

And House Bill No. 697, contained in the above message, wasSenator King moved that the rules be further waived and read the first time by title only. 'House Bill No. 542 be read the third time in full and put Senator Graham moved that the rules be waived and HouseUpon its passage. Senator Graham moved that the rules be waived and House

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Bill No. 697 be read the second time by title only.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.And House Bill No. 542 was read the the third time in full. W wsage o by a t rd te sAnd House Bill No. 697 was read the second time by titleUpon the passage of House Bill No. 542 the roll was called only.

and the vote was:Yeas- the Prtewaside SnoAa (5hAm(0) Senator Graham moved that the rules be further waived andYeas--Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), House Bill No. 697 be read the third time in full and put uponBeall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, its passage.

Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson. a a Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, And House Bill No. 697 was read the third time in full.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 697 the roll was called

Nays-None. and the vote was:Sc House Bill No. 542 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), I

0 the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye. .tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Folks, Gideons, Graham. Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson. r F

And House Bill No. 745, contained in the above message, was Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc- ' Fed the first time by title only. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith.~5d he irs tie bytite oly.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson--37. i:Senator Wilson moved that the rules be waived and House ays, e, , Witl No. 745 be read the second time by title only. Nays-None.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote So House Bill No. 697 passed, title as stated, and the action IAnd House Bi No. 745 was read the second time by title f the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Ioy e was re sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule,

OenatoB Wilson moved that the rules befurther waived and read the first time by title only.red the f irst tim Hous Bil only. 74 the roll was c d.Itolle Bill No 75 be read the third time in full and put uponPassage . Senator Shepherd moved that the rules be waived and House

UWllch Was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Bill No. 735 be read the second time by title only.And ouse Bill No. 745 was read the third time in full. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

o use Bi , No. sead Shephird, full. WAnd House Bill No. 735 was read the second time by title 11 Pna the Passage of House Bill No. 745 the roll was called And H 0and the vote was:atSe pestidn No. paSenators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Senator Shepherd moved that the rules be further waivedQ11 13 ~l ~ President; Senators Adams (25th).Ada~ms (30th), and House Bill No. 735 be read the third time in full and puto. eutler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, upon its passage.

ieideons bh Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson,3elly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.e1ue) Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler. Smith And House Bill No. 735 was read the third time in full.Y ard, ie itaker, Wilson-37. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 735 the roll was called

* 8 `&sone. and the vote was:tb. Ause Bill No. 745 passed, title as stated, and the action Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),

tiS5nate Was ordered certified to he House of Repre- Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye,Immediately, by waiver of the rule. Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson,

354 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, I MaKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis. Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- . So House Bill No. 663 passed, title as stated, and the acKenzie. Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of yAllTaylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. of RepAp(

Nays-None. The following Message from the House of RePreseniut - and tSo House Bill No. 735 passed, title as stated, and the action was received and read: Yes

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Tallahassee, p Beall,sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. May 9, 1941. polks,Hon. John R. Beacham, J:=neAnd House Bill No. 673, contained in the above message, Jehn he B eaam,

was read the first time by title only. Sir: TaylorSenator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived

and House Bill No. 673 be read the second time by title only. I am directed by the House of Representatives to i Nay,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, the Senate that the House of Representatives has Passed" s0 1And House Bill No. 673 was read the second time by title By Messrs. Shafer, Safford and Murray of Polk- of theonly. House Bill No. 531: entatinSenator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be further A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate andQ was re,waived and House Bill No. 673 be read the third time in tablish certain State roads in the County of Polk. Senai

full and put upon its passage. By Mr. Dowda of Putnam: B NO.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 591: WhiciAnd House Bill No. 673 was read the third time in full. A bill to be entitled An Act authorizing and empowe And jUpon the passage of House Bill No. 673 the roll was called the Board of Bond Trustees of Putnam County, Florida only.and the vote was: contract to sell, and to sell and convey the Memorialbnenat,

across the St. Johns river at Palatka to the State RoadYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), partment of Florida. and HoiBeall. Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Proof of Publication attached. put upoFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson, BhichKanner. Kelly, King. Lewis. Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc- By Mr Allen of Levy- And Kenzie, Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, House Bill No. 631:Taylor. Ward Whitaker, Wilson-37. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and Upon i

Nays-None. tablish a certain State road in Levy County, Florida.. And theSo House Bill No. 673 passed, title as stated, and the action By Mr. Allen of Levy- Yeas-

of the Senate, was ordered certified to the House of Repre- House Bill No. 630: Folks' Gisentatives inumediately, by waiver of the rule. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and est Kanner,

And House Bill No. 517. contained in the above message, lish a certain State road in Levy County, Florida. Kenzie, Fwas read the first time by title only. By Mr. Peeples of Glades-Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be waived and House Bill No. 756: Nays-House Bill No. 517 be read the second, time by title only.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and eS6 So:11oulish certain State roads in Glades County, Florida. of the SEAnd House Bill No. 517 was read the second time by title And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Sen sentativesonly. therein. And IISenator Whitaker moved that the rules be further waived Very respectfully, Was read

and House Bill No. 517 be read the third time in full and BEN H. Fsc l UA, yenatorp Iut upon its passage. Chief Clerk House of Representatv Bill No. 6:

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And House Bill No. 531, contained in the above me Which And House Bill No. 517 was read the third time in full, was read the first time by title only. And Ho-Upon the passage of House Bill No. 517 the roll was called Senator King moved that the rules be waived and Ho Only.and the vote was: Bill No. 531 be read the second time by title only. SenatorYeas-Mr. President: Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. and House

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, And House Bill No. 531 was read the second time by OUt uponFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, florne, Housholder, Johnson, only.Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Mdaines, ~Mc- Senator King moved that the rules be further waived,. And.HouKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, House Bill No. 531 be read the third time in full andTaylor. Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. upon its passage. UPOn thE

Nays-None. :- nd the volWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.So House Bill No. 517 passed, title as stated, and the action And House Bill No. 531 was read the third time in ffl Yeas-MJlof the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Beau, Buticsentattives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 531 the roll was o Polks. Gideand the vote was: dCannerAnd House Bill No. 663, contained in the above message, YAnie, Pere

was read the first time by title only. Yeas--Mr. President; Senators Adam&· (25th), Adams 3. 1ziPrBeall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Taylor, WarSenator Ward moved that the rujles be waived and House Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, fousholder, Jo., Nays-NoBill No. 663 be read the second time by title only. Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, M ais V

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler , *t r thouseAnd House Bill No. 663 was read the second time by title Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

only. Nays-None. ; 'Itative, i,Senator Ward moved that the rules be further waived and So House Bill No. 531 passed, title as stated, and the Was nd Rous

House Bill No. 663 be read the third time in full and put of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of senead tUpon its passage. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Senator C,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And House Bill No. 591, contained in the above r' O0 756And House Bill No. 663 was read the third time in full. was read the first time by title only. W; ich wasUpon the passage of House Bill No. 663 'he roll was called Senator McKenzie moved that the rules be a Only, d UoSand the vote was: House Bill No. 591 be read the second time by titleYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. 110 Uator C,

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, And House Bill No. 591 was read the second time UpPon Bill NFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson. only. Pas,Kanner, Kelly, King,. Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc- Senator McKenzie moved that the rules be further At ell 'WasKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, and House Bill No. 591 be read the third time in HoseTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. put upon its passage. aj tX the p

NaYS--None. . Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. vote

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And House Bill No. 591 was read the third time in full. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),pon the passage of House Bill No. 591 the roll was called Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins. Cooley, Drummond. Dye,-dpon the votpae of House BillNo.591was: the*rollwascalled Polks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson.I

Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc-yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith.

Bea, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson,' N a yl| .Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-Kenzie, Perdue, Price. Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Sc House Bill No. 756 passed, title as stated, and the action 'lTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. of the Senate was ordered certified t- the House of Repre-

Nays-None. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. iSo House Bill No. 591 passed, title as stated, and the action The following Message from the House of Representatives

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- was received and read:sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Tallahassee, Fla.,

And House Bill No. 631, contained in the above message, May 9, 1941.1was read the first time by title only. President ofthe Senate.

Senator Perdue moved that the rules be waived and House t'Bill No. 631 be read the second time by title only. S'r:

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. I am directed by the House of Representatives to informAnd House Bill No. 631 was read the second time by title the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: j"

only. By Mr. Slappey of Gadsden--Senator Perdue moved that the rules be further waived House Bill No. 747:

and House Bill No. 631 be read the third time in full and A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish a , 'i'iput upon its passage. certain State road in Gadsden County.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. By Messrs. Burwell and Leaird of Broward- I And House Bill No. 631 was read the third time in full. House Bill No. 765:ilUpon the passage of House Bill No. 631 the roll was called A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish! ,ijIand the vote was. certain State roads in Broward County.Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), By Messrs. Overstreet, Holt and Wiseheart of Dade- l

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye. House Bill No. 698:Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Ause B lll !eN Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc A u l to be enitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-I aKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, lish a certain State road in Dade County, Florida. '~; tTaylor. Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. By Mr. Papy of Monroe- '' l

Nays-None. House Bill No. 805: i.', ,So House Bill No. 631 passed, title as stated, and the action A bill to be entitled An Act designating, declaring and

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- establishing as a State road a certain road in Monroe ,I,sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. County, Florida. [

And House Bill No. 630, contained in the above message, By Mr. Shivers of Washington-1was read the first time by title only. House Bill No. 813:"'

Senator Perdue moved that the rules be waived and House A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-,Bill No. 630 be read the second time by title only. lish a certain State road. |

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. By Mr. Carroll of Osceola- -i IX'And House Bill No. 630 was read the second time by title House Bill No. 819: i 'i0OB-,.,, -nl .: „A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish cer- I Senator Perdue moved that the rules be further waived tain State roads in Osceola County, Florida.

and House Bill No. 630 be read the third time in full and And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate'''Put upon its passage. therein. Ii'Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Very respectfully,And House Bill No. 630 was read the third time in full. BEN H. FUQUA, It "Upon the passage of House Bill No. 630 the roll was called Chief Clerk House of Representatives.~~~~~~~~and the vote was. o~a And House Bill No. 747, contained in the above mesage, was

ean the vote was. read the first time by title only.e aMr President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th Senator Wilson moved that the rules. be waived and House l' 'iii

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye. Bill No. 747 be read the second time by title only. lks deons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson,aer. elly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Me- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.|

flTine, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, And House Bill No. 747 was read the second time by title iTaYlor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. only.Nays-None. Senator Wilson moved that the rules be further waivedfo Huse Bill No. 630 passed, title as stated, and the action and House Bill No. 747 be read the third time in full and put

s he Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- upn its passage.telatves immediately, by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.'d House Bill No. 756, contained in the above message, And House Bill No. 747 was read the third time in full. Vi 'i

Ias read the first time by title only. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 747 the roll was called I i , IBenator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and House and the vote was: fl .

°ilN. 756 be read the second time by title only. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). 1lWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond. Dye,

Folks, Gideons Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder. Johnson .sread the second time by title Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox. Maines. Mc-

usenator Cliett moved that the rules be further waived and Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. *ll'iOe) itspa No. 756 be read the third time in full and put Nays-None. X j"Pyieh was agreed . So House Bill No. 747 passed, title as stated, and the action

wd Hi was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- ;;%'i io use Bill No. 756 was read the third time in full. tatives immediately by waiver of the rule.as

iTlthe the Passage of House Bill No. 756 the roll was called And House Bill No. 765, contained in the above message, was"ote was. read the first time by title only.

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Senator Beacham moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be furth erBill No. 765 be read the second time by title only. waived and House Bill No. 813 be read the third time in f did

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, and put upon its passage.And House Bill No. 765 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Al

only. And House Bill No. 813 was read the third time in full. tberSenator Beacham moved that the rules be further waived Upon the passage of House Bill No. 813 the roll was called

and House Bill No. 765 be read the third time in full-and and the vote was:put upon its passage. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30t) A

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler. Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond Dye, reAdAnd House Bill No. 765 was read the third time in full. Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder. Johnsor

Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox. Maines, c SEUpon the passage of House Bill No. 765 the roll was called Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Stb, Billand the vote was: Taylor. Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37. W

Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th), Nays-None, AlBeall, Butler. Clarke. Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,Folks. Gideons. Graham. finely. Homrne. Housholder. Johnson So House Bill No. 813 passed, title as stated, and the actiiOn onlyKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis Lindler. Maddox, Maines. Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House f Repre. SEKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. andTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. And House Bill No. 819, contained in the above message, ipor

Nays-None. was read the first time by title only. WSo House Bill No. 765 passed, title as stated, and the action Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and House Alof the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Bill No. 819 be read the second time by title only. U

tatives immediately by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. andAnd House Bill No. 698, contained in the above message, And House Bill No. 819 was read the second time by title yf

was read the first time by title only. only. EalBealSenator Graham moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Kanner moved that the rules be further waived Folk

Bill No. 698 be read the second time by title only. and House Bill No. 819 be read the third time in full and KanWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, put upon its passage. I gen!And House Bill No. 698 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Tayl

only. And House Bill No. 819 was read the third time in full. NESenator Graham moved that the rules be further waived Upon the passage of House Bill No. 819 the roll was called So

and House Bill No. 698 be read the third time in full and and the vote was: of t:tput upon its passage. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), tives

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley. Drummond, Dye, ArAnd House Bill No. 698 was read the third time in full. )eFolks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson, wasKanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Me" SeUpon the passage of House Bill No. 698 the roll was called Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith Howu

and the vote was: Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. WYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Nays-None.

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Ar. aFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, So House Bll No. 819 passed, title as stated, and the acti eonlyKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represent SeKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, tives immediately, by waiver of the rule. waivTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. The following Message from the House of Representatives and

Nays-None. was received and read: I W.So House Bill No. 698 passed, title as stated, and che action Tallahassee, Fla., Ar

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- May 9, 1941. I- .sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Hon. John R. Beacham, . and

And House Bill No. 805, contained in the above message, President of the Senate. . Yewas read the first time by title only. Sir: Y eal

Senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and house I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform PolkBill No. 805 be read the second time by title only. the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: adn:

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. By Mr. Carroll of Osceola- i KenyAnd House Bill No. 805 was read the second time by title House Bill No. 828: ETayl

only. lieA bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establls SoSenator Ward moved that the rules be further waived and certain State roads in Osceola County Florida. of thHouse Bill No. 805 be read the third time in full and put By Mr. Shivers of Washington- "

tvesupon its passage. 13 Mr. Shivers of Washington- tivesWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 829: . AtAnd House Bill No. 805 was read the third time in full. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and est Waslish a certain State road. BeUpon the passage of House Bill No. 805 the roll was called Bill

and the vote was: By Mr. Burks of Pasco-Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), House Bill No. 831: w

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, A bill to be entitled An Act designating and establish AiFolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne. Housholder. Johnson, certain roads in Pasco County, Florida, as State roads. PieKanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox, Maines, Mc- By Mr. Bonifay of Santa Rosa- andsKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd; Shuler, Smith. House Bill No. 407: dTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson--37. ups ilNo 0:Uor

Nays-None. A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and estalWNSo House Bill No. 805 passed title as stated and the act o as a State road a certain road in Santa Rosa County o Fd AlSo House Bill No. 805 passed, title as stated, and the action and to provide for assigning of a State road number tb

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House if Repre- Usentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. By Mr. Bonifay of Santa Rosa-

And House Bill No. 813, contained in the above message, House Bill No. 408: Ywas read the first time by title only. A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establisbh Bil

Senator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived and a State road a certain road in Santa Rosa County, ir p.o lkHouse Bill No. 813 be read the second time by title only. and to provide for assigning of a State road number the r EWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. By Mr. Bonifay of Santa Rosa- teAnd House Bill No. 813 was read the second time by title House Bill No. 409:

only. A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establis

MaY 9, 1941 JOTRNAL OF THE SENATE 357 K,state road a certain road in Santa Rosa County, Florida, So House Bill No. 831 passed, title as stated, and the action and to provide for assigning of a State road number thereto. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen-

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.therein. And House Bill No. 407, contained in the above message,

~th * ei·Very respectfully was read the first time by title only. IBEN H. FUQUA, Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and House

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Bill No. 407 be read the second time by title only. i

And House Bill No. 828, contained in the above message, was Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.read the first time by title only. And House Bill No. 407 was read the second time by title j

Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and House only.Bll] No. 828 be read the second time by title only. Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived and

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 407 be read the third time in full and putupon its passage.

And House Bill No. 828 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

sonlyao Knemoethtteuebefrhrwid And House Bill No. 407 was read the third time in full.Senator Kanner moved that the rules be further waived

and House Bill No. 828 be read the third time in full and put Upon the passage of House Bill No. 407 the roll was called upon its passage. and the vote was:

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),And House Bill No. 828 was read the third time in full. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home. Housholder. Johnson.Upon the passage of House Bill No. 828 the roll was called Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc-

and the vote was: Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Nays-None. {Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson. So House Bill No. 407 passed, title as stated, and the actionKanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- genzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. And House Bill No. 408, contained in the above message, was

Nays-None. read the first time by title only.rSo House Bill No. 828 passed, title as stated, and the action Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and House

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Representa- Bill No. 408 be read the second time by title only.tives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

And House Bill No. 829, contained in the above message. And House Bill No. 408 was read the second time by titlewas read the first time by title only. only.

* Senator Adams (25th) moved that the ruled be waived and Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived andHouse Bill No. 829 be read the second time by title only. House Bill No. 408 be read the third time in full and put ,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. upon its passage.And House Bill No. 829 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

only. And House Bill No. 408 was read the third time in full.Senator Adams (25th), moved that the rules be further Upon the passage of House Bill No. 408 the roll was called

waived and House Bill No. 829 be read the third time in full and the vote was:and put upon its passage. .Yeas-Mr. President: Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), l .

Which was agreed to. by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, And House Bill No. 829 was read the third time in full. Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson,Upon the passage of House Bill No. 829 the roll was called Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-

and the vote was: Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, ,Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson--37. ;Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), y,

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye Nays-None.Folks. Gideons. Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, So House Bill No. 408 passed, title as stated, and the actionSanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. And House Bill No. 409, contained in the above message, was

~~~~~~~~Nays--~None. ~read the first time by title only. lSo HIouse Bill No. 829 passed, title as stated, and the action Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and House

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Representa- Bill No. 409 be read the second time by title only.tlves immediately. by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

And House Bill No. 831, contained in the above message, And House Bill No. 409 was read the second time by titleWas read the first time by title only, only.

Senator Gideons moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived i Bill No. 831 be read the second time by title only. and House Bill No. 409 be read the third time in full and put

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. upon its passage. ioAntyd House Bill No. 831 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. t

And House Bill No. 409 was read the third time in full. Senator Gideons moved that the rules be further waived Upon the passage of House Bill No. 409 the roll was called 'I'nd HNouse aBill No. 831 be read the third time in full and put and the vote was:

"poa its Passage.Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,And House Bill No. 831 was read the third time in full. Folks, Gldeons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson,

8ZT'p0]1 the ~~~~~~~~Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Me-dPn the Passage of House Bill No. 831 the roll was called Kanner,Kelly King Lewis, Lindle, Maddox, Maines, Mc- s te vote was:KezePedePrcRsSadSehrSur mi,r Yearns was: Taylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-37.eallr Pr esident; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Nays-None h Wall,, t Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, N soGer Hoe Housholder Johnson So House Bill No. 409 passed, title as stated, and the action

B Gideutois, Graham, Hinely, Hore, Housholder, Johnson,e KI elly King, Lewis, Lindler. Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

io nyrwdcue. Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.E hayS_ Pr.,d' Whtaker, Wilson-37. The following Message from the House of Representatives i

NoroNne, was received and read: '|

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Tallahassee, Fla., Kanner, Kelly. King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines MA e CMay 9, 1941. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith A

Hon. John R. Beacham, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. .President of the Senate. Nays-None. s

Sir: So House Bill No. 418 passed, title as stated, and the actionI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- TW

the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.By Mr. Bonifay of Santa Rosa- And House Bill No. 766, contained in the above message, HHouse Bill No. 410: was read the first time by title only.A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish BilSenator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and House Si

as a State road a certain road in Santa Rosa County. Bill No. 766 be read the second time by title only.Florida, and to provide for assigning of a State road num- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. thber thereto. And House Bill No. 766 was read the second time by title

By Messrs. Overstreet, Holt and Wiseheart of Dade- only.House Bill No. 418: Senator Cliett moved that the rules be further waived andA bill to be entitled An Act designating certain roads in House Bill No. 766 be read the third time in full and put upon of

Dade County as State roads. its passage. anBy Messrs. Peeples of Glades, and Lanier of Highlands- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. . RHouse Bill No. 766: And House Bill No. 766 was read the third time in full. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and Upon the passage of House Bill No. 766 the roll was calledP]

establish a certain State road in Highlands County, Florida. and the vote was: By Mr. Beck of Palm Beach- Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),. co;House Bill No. 796: Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,,

bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnsono 4A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- Kanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-

tablish a certain State Road in Palm Beach County, Florida. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith IBy Mr. Beck of Palm Beach- Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. AHouse Bill No. 798: Nays-None. estiA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- So House Bill No. 766 passed, title as stated, and the action rep

tablish a certain State road in Palm Beach County, Florida. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre proAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate sentatives immediately. by waiver of the rule. tive

therein. And House Bill No. 796, contained in the above messageEVery respectfully, was read the first time by title only. bor

BEN H. FUQUA, Senator Beacham moved that the rules be waived an EChief Clerk House of Representatives. House Bill No. 796 be read the second time by title only. A

And House Bill No. 410, contained in the above message, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. tab:was read the first time by title only. And House Bill No. 796 was read the second time by titA A

Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and only. thiHouse Bill No. 410 be read the second time by title only. Senator Beacham moved that the rules be further waive

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. and House Bill No. 796 be read the third time in full anAnd House Bill No. 410 was read the second time by title put upon its passage. A:

only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. wasSenator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived and And House Bill No. 796 was read the third time in full. ,

House Bill No. 410 be read the third time in full and put Upon the passage of House Bill No. 796 the roll was callBillupon its passage. and the vote was: W

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30tA And House Bill No. 410 was read the third time in full. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, onlyUpon the passage of House Bill No. 110 the roll was called Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johns: Se

and the vote: Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, M andYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Kenzie. Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, SMI. upor

ITaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks. Gideons, Graham. Hinely, Homrne. Housholder. Johnson. Nays-None. AlKanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- So House Bill No. 796 passed, title as stated, and the act?Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of RedPTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Ye

Nays-None. And House Bill No. 798, contained in the above Mesa BeallSo House Bill No. 410 passed, title as stated, and the action was read the first time by title only. Folk,

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Senator Beacham moved that the rules be waived Zansentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. House Bill No. 798 be read the second time by title on] en2

And House Bill No. 418, contained in the above message, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Thyl(was read the first time by title only. And House Bill No. 798 was read the second time bY Na;

Senator Graham mo-ed that the rules be waived and only. SoHouse Bill No. 418 be read the second time by title only. Senator Beacham moved that the rules be further wa f th

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. and House Bill No. 798 be read the third time in full se'taAnd House Bill No. 418 was read the second time by title put upon its passage. ,An

only Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Senator Graham moved that the rules be further waived And House Bill No. 798 was read the third time in full Iaer

ano House Bill No. 418 be read the third time in full and put Upon the passage of House Bill No. 798 the roll was C Iupon its passage.

upor its passage. ~~~~~~and the vote was:AIWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Mr. President Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30 OYeas-MNr. President; eao Am (5hAnd House Bill No. 418 was read the third time in full. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, DrummOnerdUpon the passage of House Bill No. 418 the roll was called Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, si

and the vote was: Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, amYeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler S

Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.Folks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, Nays-None.

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So House Bill No. 798 passed, title as stated, and the action Upon the passage of House Bill No. 491 the roll was calledof the enate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- and the vote was:

sentatives immediately, be waiver of the rule. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th). Adams (30th),The following Message from the House of Representatives Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye.

wasreceived and read: Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne. Housholder. Johnson.was received a nd read:Tallahassee, Fla., Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines. Mc-

May 9, 1941. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith,-fon. John R. Beacham, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

president of the Senate. Nays-Nonesir: So House Bill No. 491 passed, title as stated, and the action

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed: sentatives immediately, by waiver of -the rule.

BY Mr. Lanier of Highlands- And House Bill No. 481, contained in the above message,House Bill No. 564: was read the first time by title only.A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Chapter 19623, Laws Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and House

of Florida, Acts of 1939, being An Act to declare, designate Bill No. 481 be read the second time by title only.and establish certain State roads in Highlands County, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.Florida. And House Bill No. 481 was read the second time by title

By Messrs. Cook of Flagler and Gillespie of Volusia- only.,House Bill No. 491: Senator Kanner moved that the rules be further waivedA bill to be entitled An Act to name and designate State and House Bill No. 481 be read the third time in full and put

Road No. 134 extending from the town of Bunnell in Flagler upon its passage.County, Florida to the City of DeLand in Volusia County, Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.as the "Perkins Highway." And House Bill No. 481 was read the third time in full.

By Mr. McCarty of St. Lucie- Upon the passage of House Bill No. 481 the roll was calledHouse Bill No. 481: and the vote was:A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate, name and Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),

establish a certain State road in St. Lucie County, Florida; Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,repealing all laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith; Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson,providing the manner in which this Act shall become effec- Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-tivei. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith.

By Messrs. Sheldon, McDonald and Toland, of Hills- Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.borough- Nays-None.

House Bill No. 516: So House Bill No. 481 passed, title as stated, and the actionA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-

tablish a certain State road. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate And House Bill No. 516, contained in the above message,

therein, was read the first time by title only.Very respectfully, Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be waived and

BEN H. FUQUA, House Bill No. 516 be read the second time by title only.Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

And House Bill No. 564, contained in the above message, And House Bill No. 516 was read the second time by titlewas read the first time by title only. only.

Senator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be further waivedBill No. 564 be read the second time by title only. and House Bill No: 516 be read the third time in full and put

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. upon its passage.And House Bill No. 564 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

nly-. .And House Bill No. 516 was read the third time in full.Senator Cliett moved that the rules be further waived Upon the passage of House Bill No. 516 the roll was calledd House Bill No. 564 be read the third time in full and put and the vote was:on, its passage. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Beall, Butler, Clarke; Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,And House Bill No. 564 was read the third time in full. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Johnson,

Upon the passage of House Bill No 564 the roll was calld Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc-pod the votepwasg o No 564 the roll was called Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith,

Yeas the vote was: . .Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37..eas-IMr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Nays-None.eon, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, I wi L, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson So House Bill No. 516 passed, title as stated, and the action

an.er, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre-fenie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

Ylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. The following Message from the House of RepresentativesNays-None. was received and read:o House Bill No. 564 passed, title as stated, and the action T allahasseey 9, 1941Fa.,the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Hon John Beac19ham41tatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. President of t.he Senate.

House Bill No. 491, contained in the above message, Sir:So read the first time by title only. I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

eneator Shepherd moved that the rules be waived and the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed:Wbi= Bill No. 491 be read the second time by title only. By Mr. Graves of Indian River-Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 368:

ouse Bill No. 491 was read the second time by title A bill to be entitled An Act designating, declaring and8 flonar. Shepherdestablishing as a State road a certain public bridge in IndianeIe tor Shepherd moved that the rules be further waived River County, Florida.

itse Bill No. 491 be read the third time in full and put By Mr. Littlefield of Volusia-House Bill No. 365:Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and estab-

S ouse Bill No. 491 was read the third time in full. lish a State Road in Volusia County.

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By Mr. Lanier of Highlands- Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) c

House Bill No. 565: Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummonda Dy

Folks. Gideois, Graham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Jol 5 0nA bill to be entitled An Act to declare, designate and es- Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, it.

tablish a certain State road in Highlands County, Florida. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smth

By Messrs. Luckie, Bennett and Acosta of Duval- Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

House Bill No. 398: Nays-None. .i a)A bill to be entitled An Act designating and establishing So House Bill No. 565 passed, title as stated, and the action

certain roads in Duval County as State Roads. of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre BAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

therein. And House Bill No. 398, contained in the above message, wa, Very respectfully, read the first time by title only. T1

BEN H. FUQUA, Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and House:Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Bill No. 398 be read the second time by title only.

And House Bill No. 368, contained in the above message, was Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. of

read the first time by title only. And House Bill No. 398 was read the second time by titlei se

Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and House only.Bill No. 368 be read the second time by title only. Senator Butler moved that the rules be further waived and-

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. House Bill No. 398 be read the third time in full and put upon ,Whichwas areed o by two-hirdsvote.its passage. · in,

And House Bill No. 368 was read the second time by title Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Senator ly. Kanner moved that the rules be further waived And House Bill No. 398 was read the third time in funll. si

and House Bill No. 368 be read the third time in full and put Upon the passage of House Bill No. 398 the roll was calledsupon its passage, and the vote was: to

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th)Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond Dye:

And House Bill No. 368 was read the third time in full. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson X

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 368 the roll was called Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Me theand the vote was: Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith for

Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. BnBeall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Nays-None. beeFolks. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, So House Bill No. 398 passed, title as stated, and the actoKanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Mc- of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repr EKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. BitTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. By permission the following bills were introduced: rea

Nays-None. NBy Senator Shands- -

So House Bill No. 368 passed, title as stated, and the action Senate Bill No. 503:ordof the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Senate Bill No. 503: Esentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. A bill to be entitled An Act to designate and establish erane

tain State Roads in Gilchrist County, Florida. rAnd House Bill No. 365, contained in the above message, was ta State Roads in Gilhrist County, Florida ort

read the first time by title only. Which was read the first time by title only. thi

Senator Price moved that the rules be waived and House Senator Shands moved that the rules be waived and Senat dayBill No. 365 be read the second time by title only. Bill No. 503 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. OMd

And House Bill No. 365 was read the second time by title And Senate Bill No. 503 was read the second time by tit: Bonly. only.

Senator Price moved that the rules be further waived and Senator Shands moved that the rules be further waived and ASenator Price moved that the rules be further waived andie in ull ad pu Beef

House Bill No. 365 be read the third time in full and put Senate Bill No. 503 be read the third time in full and put uPo Actupon its passage. its passage. to c

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. c Stat

And House Bill No. 365 was read the third time in full. And Senate Bill No. 503 was read the third time in full. W

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 365 the roll was called Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 503 the roll was cale to anti the vote was: and the vote was: B!

Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th),Adams (30th) Yeas-Mer. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th Se

~3eAnd, Housle, Bill No. 565 containedinnthe above umessage, was By Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne Housholder,Folks, Gideons. Graham, Hinely, Horne Housholder. Johnson, Gie on, oG , Hine, He, HosoleKanner. Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, adKenzeiech , Pede.Pie.Rse. Shndsr Shepher, ShuMaines, SMith Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, SIt th

Senaie, Perdue, Price, Rose. Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith. le on .-lTaylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-i37. Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. t r, b

Nays-None. Nays-None. Cou,

it~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~so passae. Bill No. 504 berad hesecod timle by stitled and t

So House Bill No. 365 passed, title as stated, and the action So Senate Bill No.503 passred, title as stated and the of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Representa- sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.tives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

And House Bill No. 565, contained in the above message, was By Senator Beall-read the first time by title only. Senate Bill No. 504: Se

Senator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and House A bill to be entitled An Act to authorize the appOWl" aerie

Bill No. 565 be read the second time by title only. og a Deputy Constable in Counties having a populatiof Wi

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, not less than 74,000 nor more than 80,000, according toAnd House Bill No. 565 was read the second time by title last Federal Census, by the Constables of the various .

only. of the Peace Districts in said Counties.

Senator Cliett moved that the rules be further waived and Which was read the first time by title only.House Bill No. 565 be read the third time in full and put upon Senator Beall moved that the rules be waived and S5N its passage. BiL No. 504 be read the second time by title only. WI

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. A a

And House Bill No. 565 was read the third time in full. And Senate Bill No.-504 was read the second tile Dydl

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 565 the roll was called only.and the vote was: Senator Beall moved that the rules be further wai

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senate Bill No. 504 be read third time in full and put upon Yeas-Mr. President: Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th),spassage. Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, |wich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, And Senate BillgNo.504ewasereadthe third time in full. Kanner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox. Maines, Me-And Senate Bill No. 504 was read the third time in full. Kenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 504 the roll was called Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37.

and the vote was: Nays-None.Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), So Senate Bill No. 508 passed, title as stated, and the action ;

Ba, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- IByolks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Johnson, sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. ,gannier, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Me- Senator Rose moved that the rules be waived and the Senate!eie, PerduePrice, Rose Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith,do now reconsider the vote by which the motion made by

Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-37. Senator Whitaker at this session that when the Senate ad-Nays-None. journs today it adjourn to reconvene at 11:00 o'clock A. M.,; So Senate Bill No. 504 passed, title as stated, and the action Monday, May 12, 1941, was adopted.

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- The presiding officer put the question.sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, and the Senate

By Senator Johnson- reconsidered the vote by which the motion made by Senator

Senate Bill No. 505: Whitaker, was adopted by the Senate this day. A bill to be entitled An Act dispensing with duplicate The question recurred on the adoption of the motion made

inspection and recording of marks and brands of livestock by Senator Whitaker.upon transfer of title or possession and whether alive or Pending adoption of the motion made by Senator Whitaker,! ,slaughtered. Senator Rose moved as a substitute motion that the rules be .

Which was read the first time by title only and referred waived and when the Senate adjourns today it adjourn to .to the Committee on Judiciary "B." reconvene at 3:00 o'clock P. M., Monday, May 12, 1941. i

By Senator Wilson- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was so| 1

Senate Bill No. 506: ordered.A bill to be entitled An Act making appropriations for Senator Butler moved that the rules be waived and the,

the salaries of the officers and employees of the State and consideration of House Bill No. 296, as a Special and Con-for the current operating expenses of the Departments and tinuing Order of Business by the Senate at 11:00 o'clock to-Branches of the State Government for the annual periods day, be postponed until thirty (30) minutes after the Senatebeginning July 1, 1941 and July 1, 1942. convenes on Monday, May 12, 1941.

Which was read the first time by title only. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was so|Senator Wilson moved that the rules be waived and Senate ordered. „

Bill No. 506 be placed on the Calendar of Bills on second Senator Collins moved that the rules be waived and House ! Ireading without reference. Bill No. 510 be made a Special and Continuing Order of Busi-

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was so ness for consideration by the Senate at 11:00 o'clock, A. M., 1

ordered. Tuesday, May 13, 1941.Senator Wilson moved that the rules be further waived Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was soI,

and Senate Bill No. 506 be made a Special and Continuing ordered. Order of Business for consideration by the Senate beginning RECONSIDERATION ithirty (30) minutes after the Senate convenes on Wednes- The motion made by Senator Smith to reconsider the vote day, May 14, 1941. by which Senate Bill No. 230 failed to pass the Senate on

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote and it was so May 7, 1941, was taken up in its order.|ordered. Senator Johnson moved that the rules be waived andl!

By Senator Cooley- consideration of the motion made by Senator Smith to; Senate Bill No. 507: reconsider the vote by which Senate Bill No. 230 failedl 1oAle bill to .be5entitled0 An7 Act to amend Section (11 to pass the Senate on May 7, 1941, be informally passed atA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 7 (11),....--- .ip,,na ap it1'

Section 8, and Section 11 of Chapter 14899, Laws of Floridathis time and taken up at a later date. Acts 1931, being "An Act regulating the sale of securities and Which wasagreedtoby atwo-thrdsvote..to make uniform the law relating thereto and to repeal SENATE BILLS ON THIRD READINGstatutes which are inconsistent herewith." Senate Bill No. 514 (1939 Session) was taken up in its!|

Which was read the first time by title only and referred order and the consideration thereof was informally passed., to the Committee on Judiciary "A." Senate Bills Nos 32, 99, 247 and 216 were taken up in their ,

By Senator Johnson- order, pending roll, and the consideration thereof was in- rSenate Bill No. 508: formally passed.[A bill to be entitled An Act designating, declaring and Senate Bill No. 419:'

stablishing as a State Road and requesting the taking over A bill to be entitled An Act imposing an additional tax upon Rad maintenance by the State Road Department of Florida, wines, providing a differential as to unfortified Florida Wines,lthat certain highway beginning at a point on State Road No. and appropriating the moneys collected therefrom.

aPProximnately one mile south of the Town of Floral City, Was taken up in its order and read the third time in full.iCOtion 22, Township 20 South, Range 20 East in Citrus By unanimous consent Senator Cooley offered the following ,l! 21 20 o and from said point run westerly through Sectlons amendment to Senate Bill No. 419:

Z State Road No 269 aSnd South Range 20 East, cross- In (typewritten bill), strike out Section 2 and insert in lieu. * tzke, Florida. continuingthereof the following: Section 2. All unfortified Wines manu-i,

Which Was read the first time by title only. factured in Florida from any fruits or vegetables or other horti-'B Seto Jn son ma o he frst tme by thtle ronlye bwcultural or agricultural products grown in Florida shall not be'

I dfateBr Johnson moved that the rules be waived and subject to the tax imposed by this Act. 1'aeBill No. 508 be read the second time by title only. sujctoheaxipedbtisA.

as hi agreed 508 be read the second time by title only.Senator Cooley moved the adoption of the amendment.I , .

d Senate Bill No. 508 was read two thide second time by title Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted.,enate Bill Upon the passage of Senate Bill No. 419, as amended, the

^R e. lator John- . ,.„ ,,„ . roll was called and the vote was:''t~eato Jhson Moved that the rules be further waived rolwscleanthvtea:u upate Bill No 5o08 be readthe third time ineful avnd Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (O30th), Beall, Butler, |

its Passage. Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons,Wa agreed t b a to Graham, Hinely. Home, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly,wSena t reedBi to by a two-thirds vote. King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Rose,

K tate Bill No. 508 was read the third time in full. Shands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker,lr the otePassage of Senate Bill No. 508 the roll was called Wilson-35.|. 'T as: Nays-None.|

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So Senate Bill No. 419 passed, as amended, and was referred Senator Maines moved the adoption of the amendment.to the Committee on Engrossed Bills. Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. t

Pursuant to the report of the Committee on Rules and Cal- Senator Maddox moved that the rules be further waived theendar adopted this day the Senate proceeded to the considera- House Bill No. 145, as amended, be read the third time in tOf ttion of House Bills on the Calendar. and put upon its passage. jestl

HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. BYHouse Bill No. 218: And House Bill No. 145, as amended, was read the CHA bill to be entitled An Act to prohibit the sale, offering or time in full. llNo, ar

exposing for sale of fireworks; defining fireworks and to Upon the passage of House Bill No. 145, as amended, ' roadregulate the manner of using fireworks, and to provide pen- roll was called and the vote was: Al:alties for the violation of the provisions of this Act. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), BeaU, Butl vote

Was taken up in its order and read the the third time in Clarke, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, ir thefull, as amended. ham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, KellR BY

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 218, as amended, the Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price Hcroll was called and the vote was: Rose, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Whitaker, Wilson-S31.

Yeas-Senators Adams (30th). Beall, Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Nays-None. AnCollins, Cooley, Dye, ]Folks, Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Hous- jack,CollirJohnson, Cney, Dyell, FoLks, Gindleo Graa, Hrine, Hodus- So House Bill No. 145 passed, as amended, and the action 0 a; ktherEholder Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, Price, Shands, the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Representai of saShuler, Taylor, Ward, Wilson-24. tives immediately, by waiver of the rule.

Nays-Senators Adams (25th), Maddox, Maines, McKenzie. House Bill No. 131: votePerdue Rose. Shepherd, Smith, Whitaker-9. A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 1018 of t6~ the

So House Bill No. 218 passed, as amended, and the action Revised General Statutes of Florida, relating to the operation. Byof the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- of motor vehicles, trailers, semi-trailers and motorcycle aid Hotatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. cars, by directing the Motor Vehicle Commissioner to selec

HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING and place on all number plates a slogan or emblem, whri]in his opinion will advertise the resources, advantages, hi An

House Bill No. 137/: tory and development of the State of florida.A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 27 of Chap- W ahere

ter 4328 Laws of Florida, Acts 1895 Legislature, being Section as taken up in its order.309, Compiled General Laws of Florida 1927, providing for Senator Adams (30th) moved that the rules be waived anthe time of opening and closing the polls at .dl general, House Bill No. 131 be read the second time by title only.primary and special elections in the State of Florida. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. An

Was taken up in its order. And House Bill No. 131 was read the second time by title . abOwSenator Whitaker moved that the rules be waived and House only.

Bill No. 137 be read the second time by title only. The Committee on Motor Vehicles offered the folio GaveWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote, amendment to House Bill No. 131:And House Bill No. 137 was read the second time by title In section 1, line 13, of the bill, strike out the period an

only. . insert a comma and add the following: provided, howeve

Senator Whitaker moved that the rules be further waived that the slogan or emblem or slogan and emblem hereinaho\ Ronoand House Bill No. 137 be read the third time in full and put required may be eliminated from such tags by executi: sc(

order of the Governor, and the Motor Vehicle Commissionf Ta.uponhits passagreed to byatwo-thirdsvote. if, in their discretion, they find that the costs of same a ear

too great, or the difficulty in complying with such provialAnd House Bill No. 137 was read the third time in full. is disproportionate to the value thereof. It is expressly undeU:Upon the passage of House Bill No. 137 the roll was called stood that the provisions of this Act do not apply to the . btul

and the vote was: issued for the year 1942. tYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Senator Adams (30th) moved the adoption of the a , , A

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Dye, Folks, Gideons, Graham, ment. eoadtHinely, Housholder, Johnson, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopt ThMaddox, Maines, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Shepherd, Smith, Senators Adams (30th) moved that the rules be fort h StTaylor Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-3i. waived and House Bill No. 131. as amended, be read the Depa

Nays-None. time in full and put upon its passage.So House Bill No. 137 passed, title as stated, and the action Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.t

of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Represen- And House Bill No. 131, as amended, was read the PUbitatives immediately, by waiver of the rule, time in full.

House Bill No. 145: Upon the passage of House Bill No. 131, as amended. bOWA bill to be entitled An Act to amend Section 1, Chapter roll was called and the vote was:

10201 Laws of Florida, Acts of 1925, the same being "An Act Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), BeaU, afterto amend Section 2212 of the Revised General Statutes of Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folk g tFlorida providing for examinations by Board of Pharmacy and ham, Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner Kelly, Lewis bidqualification of applicants,' and the same being an act en- ler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Sbtitled "An Act relating to the duties of the Board of Pharmacy Shepherd, Smith, Taylor, Whitaker, Wilson-31. ifof the State of Florida and the examination of pharmacists." o

Was taken up in its order. NasSeao Johnson-i.~lSo House Bill No. 131 passed, as amended, and the actSenator Beall moved that the rules be waived and House of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of R

Bill No. 145 be read the second time by title only. sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. be waived and: NoelSenator Kelly moved that the rules b e OZAnd House Bill No. 145 was read the second time by title Senate do now revert to the consideration of Messages 5Jor

only. the House of Representatives. orSenator Maines offered the following amendment to House Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Bill No. 145: lhjBill No. 145: ~~~~~MESSAGES FR~OM THE HOUSE OF REpRESENTA DbIn section 1, line 17, page 3, (typewritten bill) after the MFHRl

7th word in said line 17, page 3, typewritten bill add the The following Message from the House of R-eprese8 WhIufollowing: Provided further that any person who shall have was received and-read: Vlr

Tallahassee, ~'~been apprenticed as a pharmacist, or filled perscriptions in a May 9, 1941:drug store in the State of Florida for a period of four years H JhH ehrprior to July 1, 1933, shall be permitted to take the exam- H on. John R. Beacham,

,nation as provided for in this Act and upon passing the exami-nation shall be granted a license to practice pharmacy in the Sir:State of Florida. I am directed by the House of Representatives to

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the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by Senator Cooley moved that the rules be waived and thethe required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1526 (1939 Ses-of the House of Representatives present, the Governor's ob- sion) at this time. ,jections to the contrary notwithstanding- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. l;

By Mr. Shave of Nassau- The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the 'House Bill No. 1526-(1939): Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"LAn Act to declare, designate and establish certain State Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1526 (1939 Session) thel

roads in Nassau County, Florida. roll was called and the vote was: Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,,

vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, :the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding- Hinely., Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler. .By Mesrso. P~icks and^ Finch of Jackson- Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose. Shands,

By Messrs. Pickels and Finch of Jackson- Shepherd. Shuler, Smith, Taylor. Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. House Bill No. 1539-(1939): Nays-None.. 1

An Act designating and establishing certain State roads in So House Bill No. 1526 (1939 Session) passed by the re-IJackson County, Florida, providing for survey to be made quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members presentIl;thereof and providing for numbered designations to be made the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and of such roads. the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, And House Bill No. 1539 (1939 Session), contained in theilthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding- above message, was read by title together with the following

By Mr. Wotitzky of Charlotte- objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former lHouse Bill No. 1559-(1939): Governor of Florida. An act to declare, designate and establish certain StateState of Florida

roads in Charlotte County, Florida. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT iAnd respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate Tallahassee i19t

therein. June 8th, 1939."[ 'itVery respectfully, Honorable R. A. Gray, H

BEN H. FUQUA, Secretary of State,i ,Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Tallahassee, Fla. 1

And House Bill No. 1526 (1939 Session), contained in the Dear Mr. Gray: i,

above message, was read by title together with the following Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida 1objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- lGovernor of Florida. stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections.

State of Florida thereto, House Bill No. 1539, entitled: EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT "An Act designating and establishing certain State roads |l

J 8Tallahasseeth in Jackson County, Florida, providing for survey to be madel 1Honorable R. A. Gray une th, 1939. thereof and providing for numbered designations to be l

Secretary of State, made of such roads." Tallahassee, Fla. This bill seeks to designate seventy-one roads in one County

Dear Mr. Gray: as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road lPursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads,

under the provisions of Section 28, Article m of the Con- whether the roads are desired or whether they are usefulUnde theproisios o Secion 8, rtice II oftheto the People of the County, to commerce or to the travelingstitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objections public.thereto, House Bill No. 1526, entitled:p u *

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State The roads designated are so definite that no person "An roa to declareut FdorignateandestablishcertainState knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed forroads in Nassau County, Florida." Years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State ii"IThis bin seeks to designate sixty-four roads in one County Road Department to build or construct these roads and '

as State roads without regard to expense to the State Road after they were constructed there would never be enough Departmet or the feasibility rof the need of the roads, gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ,

Whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful to build bridges over the streams and waterways in order toll,the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling haul commerce and accommodate traffic.

The roads designatedrare so indefinite that no person If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have ane roads tocomdesignated are so ineerdefinite thatand no person orderly thesystem ofroads building, t tohein b a ridges;knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges

Rears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. a Departent to build or construct these roads and s nd be ted until aafter they were constructed there would never be enough Anroad system ofithis kind shou dnott b str teeds ut ea

bRs tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less genera iplan of odg, accordnm g to ithe needs of each'd II

uhild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to county iFlorda has been made, then it shld be plcdbaul comnnerce and accommodate traffic. in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share ofI we are ever to have Tnroad in Florid w must have, an roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for' "Ifweare eysver to haeroads in Florida, we must have an building of such roads necessary for the convenience o0 theorerly system of building, according to specifications by public, commerce and the people in the section through1Qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges which~ these roads pass. '

I lst be constructed so as to withstand traffic. e e roads m ni e in the bl , hardlB A road system of this kind should not be started until a The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly ' ;

A erad Pstn of tuilding d accordin o to thb needs o each be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public.enty Pa of ina therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1539, as passed by the ,'In In Florida. has been made, then it should be placed Legislature Of 1939.road bill so that each county could get its fair share of i,build.designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes forRespectfully submitted,lPUblicg of such roads necessary for the convenience of the FRED P. CONE. w Hch thommerce and the people in the section through Governor.

these roads pass. Senator Lewis moved that the rules be waived and the Sen- I. lbbe Usefnumber of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly ate take up and consider House Bill No. 1539 (1939 Session)1 terefU to the County, its people or to the traveling public at thls tlme. ,A

iislatureI veto House Bill No. 1526, as passed by the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote., BRee of 1939. The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the |

Respectfully submitted, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" *FRED P. CONE, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1539 (1939 Session) the H

f^t~~~~~~ ~Governor. roll was called and the vote was: iE.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~HH

364 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, 1j,

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, The following Message from the House of RePresert, IClarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, was received and read: -e IHinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, Tallahassee, Florida, tbeMaddox, Maines. McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, May 9, 1941. LeShepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. Hon. John R. Beacham,

Nays-None. President of the Senate.So House Bill No. 1539 (1939 Session) passed by the re- Sir.

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, I am directed by the House of Representatives to infaothe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and the Senate that the House of Representatives has Passe tethe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all menmb aof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. of the House of Representatives present, the Governor'8

And House Bill No. 1559 (1939 Session), contained in the jections to the contrary notwithstanding.T!above message, was read by title together with the following By Mr. Wotitzky of Charlotte- -O

objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Gov- House Bill No. 1440-(1939) :ernor of Florida. i

State of Florida An Act to declare, designate and establish certain Ste theIEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Roads in Charlotte County, Florida. Ye

Tallahassee Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-th5r clar]June 8th, 1939. vote of all members of the House of Representatives pres ine

Honorable R. A. Gray, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?&Secretary of State, By Messrs. Jenkins and Harris of Alachua- NeTallahassee, Fla. No

Dear Mr. Gray: House Bill No. 1448-(1939): SoPursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Al ConSl

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- chua County, Florida, as State roads. Y. ove:stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-t thethereto, House Bill No. 1559, entitled: vote of all members of the House of Representatives pres RI

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandlngt . Anmroads in Charlotte County, Florida." By Mr. Whitehurst of Highlands- .:~ bove

This bill seeks to designate ten roads in one County House Bill No. 1503-(1939): Ing 0as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road A c o levesAn Act to declare, designate and establish certain SaDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads, Roads in Highland County, Florida.whether the roads are desired or whether they are usefulto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senpublic·. Very respectfully,

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person BEN H. FUQU Seaknows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for Chief Clerk House of Representatie Talyears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the StateRoad Department to build or construct these roads and And House Bill No. 1440 (1939 Session), contained In - Dear.after they were constructed there would never be enough above message, was read by title together with the foll Par,gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, form underbuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to Governor of Florida. sttutihaul commerce and accommodate traffic. State of Florida theret

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an EXECU'IVE DEPARTMENT "Anorderly system of building, according to specifications by Tallahassee Alachiqualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges June 9th, 1939.must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. June 9th,1939.ay, Stmust ~~~~~~~~~~~~~Honorable H~. A. Gray,

A road system of this kind should not be started until a . Secretary of State, Dephgeneral plan of building, according to the needs of each Tallahassee, la weth,county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Dear Mr. Gray:tin one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor ofPublic.roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the C'0 Thebuilding of such roads necessary for the convenience of the stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objeot'o Owspublic, commerce and the people in the section through thereto, House Bill No. 1440, entitled:

which these ro~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~adsas.awhich these roads 1nass. "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain St aeThe number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly roads in Charlotte County, Florida." , ko t82

be useful to the County. its people or to the traveling public, This bill seeks to designate ten roads in One buid IBill No. 1559, as passed by the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t,2,uid therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1559, as passed by thea as State Roads without regard to expense to the St a t : h~aul c(Legislature of 1939. Department or the feasibility of the need of the ro; If W

Respectfully submitted, whether the roads are desired or whether they are uoerFRED P. CONE, to the people of the County, to commerce or to the trav derlyi

Governor. public. ZQt. m6 bSenator Dye moved that the rules be waived and the Senate The roads designated are so indefinite that no P

take up and consider House Bill No. 1559 (1939 Session) at knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed 4 i; efera)this time. . years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for thes$ :. ut,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Road Department to build or construct these roads , OneThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass,- the after they were constructed there would never be .S

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much, dinbuild bridges over the streams. and waterways in orde )tibhcUpon the passage of House Bill No. 1559 (1939 Session) the haul commerce and accommodate traffic.

roll was called and the vote was:Iroll was called and the vote was: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must TaheYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, of bd a rding to speuificatigS' heetorderly system of building, according ospcfatO, br ~ ~%Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, qualified engineers and not only the roads but the

Hinely, Horne, Housholder. Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. '

Maddox, Maimus. McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, road system of this kind should not be startedi.Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32.

general plan of building, according to the ueeds OfNays-None. county in florida, has been made, then it should be P,So House Bill No. 1559 (1939 Session) passed by the re- cr one binl, so that each county could get its fbair

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, roads designated and an equal amount of the gas ftAthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and building of such roads necessary for the convenience Othe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of public, commerce and the people in the section OaRepresentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. which these roads pass.

rMay 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 365l

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, theftherefore I veto House Bill No. 1440, as passed by the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"lLegislature of 1939. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1448 (1939 Session)

Respectfully submitted, the roll was called and the vote was: FRED P. CONE, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,,1

Governor. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham,senator Dye moved that the rules be waived and the Sen- Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler,

ate take up and consider House Bill No. 1440 (1939 Session) Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, .at this time. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. l

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None. The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the So House Bill No. 1448 (1939 Session) passed by the requiredji

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the >

T upon the passage of House Bill No. 1440 (1939 Session) Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and the roll was called and the vote was the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House i

yheras-enators cAedams (25oth), Adams. 30th), BealButlerof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.ea-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,Wnc a n-w ooq~n)rnap n

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, DyeGraham. And House Bill No. 1503 (1939 Session), contained ininelY, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler the above message, was read by title together with the fol-

Maddoxs Maines McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands lowg objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone,I 1

Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. former Governor of Florida. | Nays-None. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT' So House Bill No. 1440 (1939 Session) passed by the required Tallahassee 1

constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the June 8, 1939.;Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and Honorable R. A. Gray, ilthe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House .. Secretary of State, ;of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Tallahassee, Fla.'

And House Bill No. 1448 (1939 Session), contained in the Dear Mr. Gray:i| above message, was read by title together with the follow- Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Floridal tag objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- 'Governor of Florida. stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections1

State of Florida thereto, House Bill No. 1503, entitled:l[ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain statet

Tallahassee roads in Highlands County, Florida." Honorabl H. A. Gray, June 9th, 1939. This bill seeks to designate fifty-one roads in one County I i

Honorable R. A. Gray, as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Roadt Secretary of State, Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads,lTallahassee, Fla. whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful)

Dear Mr. Gray: to the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling' Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida public. i

under the provisions of Section 28, Article im of the Con- The roads designated are so indefinite that no person| stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for IAthereto, House Hill No. 1448, entitled: years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State ;

"An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Road Department to build or construct these roads and, Alachua County, Florida, as State roads." after they were constructed there would never be enough |

This bill seeks to designate ninety-five roads in one County gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less;as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to.!Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads, haul commerce and accommodate traffic.l'Whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have aniflto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling orderly system of building, according to specifications by; IPublic. qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for A road system of this kind should not be started until a1\years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State general plan of building, according to the needs of each .Road Department to build or construct these roads and county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed ,''after they were constructed there would never be enough in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of,, i

as tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes forPl!build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the'p

aul commerce and accommodate traffic. public, commerce and the people in the section through l

orIf we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an which these roads pass. * ,,rdraifly system of building, according to specifications by The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardlyustalified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public,aust be constructed so as to withstand traffic. therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1503, as passed by thee road System of this kind should not be started until a Legislature of 1939. ,eneral- plan of building, according to the needs of each Respectfully submitted,1,ounty in mFlorida, has been made, then it should be placedFRED P. CONE, oadne bill, so that each county could get its fair share ofGovernor.I

bauf designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Senator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and the,Publi g of such roads necessary for the convenience of the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1503 (1939 ,

ich o nmerce and the people in the section through Session) at this time.,;ch these roads pass. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

be usef number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, theterful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" *

g^islatureofvl°voHouse Bill No. 1448, as passed by the Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1503 (1939 Session)-^~~ * l s " 5 ''-~~~~the roll was called and the vote was: ,

a uRespectfully submitted, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,FRED P. CONE, Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham,

s enato Governor. Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler. 8 ate ta Shands moved that the rules be waived and the Maddox Maines, McKenzie. Perdue. Price, Rose, Shands, i

B on) eatke tU1 and consider House Bill No. 1448 (1939 Ses- Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32.E t h l s t n cnieHosBilN.14(13Ss- Nays-None.1q1s

366 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, '

So House Bill No. 1503 (1939 Session) passed by the re- qualified engineers and not only the roads but the brtid_quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, A road system of this kind should not be started unt' b Iand the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the general plan of uild ing to the needs 0i eatHouse of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the county in Florida. has been made, then it should be Pirule. in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share

The following Message from the House of Representatives roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxeswas received and read: building of such roads necessary for the convenience of t

Tallahassee, Florida, oublic, commerce and the people in the section throtSMay 9, 1941. which these roads pass. Ben

Hon. John R. Beacham, The number of roads mentioned in the bill would barPresident of the Senate. be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling pul

Sir: therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1563, as passed byI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform Legislature of 1939. bov

tht Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by Respectfully submitted, Uthe required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members FRED P. CONE,of the House of Representatives present, the Governor's ob- Governor. hjections to the contrary notwithstanding: Senator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived Bi cial

By Mr. Berry of Washington- the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1563 (193, - inHouse Bill No. 1563-(1939): Session) at this time. - MacAn Act designating certain highways in Washington Coun- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

ty, Florida, as State roads of the State of Florida and a The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, N:part of the system of roads of said State. Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandnig?" / S(

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1563 (1939 Session) th quirvote of all members of the House of Representatives present, roll was called and the vote was: tthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwitastanding. YAdBYeas--Senators Adams (25th), Adams (3Oth), Beall, But]l ' the'

By Mr. Surrency of Sarasota- Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Grab ruleHouse Bill No. 1617-(1939): Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Linde

Maddox. Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shan~An Act to declare, designate and establish certain roads Sheperd Mhuler, SMitnay, Wardue, White, Wisono-and bridges in Sarasota County, Florida, as State roads andbridges. Nays-None. Go

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds So House Bill No. 1563 (1939 Session) passed by the rUvote of all members of the House of Representatives present, quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members presentthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandini

and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the HourBy Mr. Berry of Washington- of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. / O/House Bill No. 1696-(1939): And House Bill No. 1617 (1939 Session), contained in theAn Act designating certain public highways in Washing- above message, was read by title together with the fol~o T

to-- County, Florida, as State roads of the State of Florida, ing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, fo Denand a part of the system of roads of said State. Governor of Florida.

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate State of Florida undtherein. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT . trt.

Very respectfully, Tallahassee JBEN H. FUQUA, .!~BEN H. FUQUA, ~~~~~~~~~~~June 9th, 1939.

Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Honorable R. A. Gray, tSecretary of/State,an

And House Bill No. 1563 (1939 Session), contained in the STaryaof Statabove message, was read by title together with the following Dear Mr. Gray: Tobjections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former asGovernor of Florida. Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Porli.

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the CeEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objectlO

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT thereto, House Bill No. 1617, entitled: tTallaha June 8, 1939. "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain roa,Honorable , A99. Grayand bridges in Sarasota County, Florida, as State roads a -Honorable R~. A. Gray, ! n

Secretary of State, bridges." yeaTallahassee, Fla. This bill seeks to designate fifty-three roads in one Co., Rot

as State Roads wtihout regard fo expense to the State E1 aftfDear Mr. Gray: Department or the feasibility of the need of the ro0 gm

Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida whether the roads are desired or whether they are use, buiunder the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- to the people of the county, to commerce or to the tray : hatstitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections public. ,.thereto, House Bill No. 1563, entitled: petS~ Ordthereto, House Bill No. 1563, entitled:The roads designated are so indefinite that noprs r

"An Act designating certain public highways in Washing- k hether gthe are n o willever be neIdeqknows whether they are needed or will ever be needd f

ton County, Florida, as State roads of the State of Florida years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the Sand a part of the system of roads of said State." Road Department to build or construct these roads A

This bill seeks to designate 77 roads in one County after they wetas State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much Col

Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads, build bridges over the streams and waterways in orderwhether the roads are desired or whether they are useful haul commerce and accommodate traffic. ato the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must havebuipublic. orderly system of building, according to specificatio n P

The roads designated are sc indefinite that no person qualified engineers and not only the roads but theb ' bknows whether they are needed or wil: ever be needed for must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State A road system of this kind should not be strtedbeRoac Department to build or- construct these roads and general plan of building, according to the needs Of 8he

after they were constructed there would never be enough county in Florida, has been made, then it should be ¼ga: tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less in one bill, so that each county could get its fair c"build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to roads designated and an equal amount ofhaul commerce and accommodate traffic. building of such roads necessary for the

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an public, commerce and the peonle in t ctorderly system of building, according to specifications by which these roads pass.

II,

May 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 367

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly and the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1696 be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, (1939 Session) at this time. therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1617, as passed by the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. legislature of 1939. The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the

Respectfully submitted, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"FRED P. CONE, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1696 (1939 Session)

Governor. the roll was called and the vote was: l Senator Dye moved that tht e rules be waived and the Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th) Beall, Butler,'

Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1617 (1939 Clurke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, KSession) at tis tme. Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Maddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. '

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Nays-None. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1617 (1939 Session), So House Bill No. 1696 (1939 Session) passed by the re-I

the roll was called and the vote was: quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members pres-Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, ent, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstand-

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham ing, and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to theI inely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler: House of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. ,Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue. Price, Rose, Shands, The following Message from the House of Representativesshepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. was received and read:

Nays-None Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. So House Bill No. 1617 (1939 Session) passed by the re- Hon. John R. Beacham ,

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members pres- President of the Senate. ,ent, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstand- Sir: Ing, and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the House of Representativs immediately, by waiver of the the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed, imle. by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all mem-

And House Bill No. 1696 (1939 Session), contained in the bers of the House of Representatives present, the Governor's ,above message, was read by title together with the follow- objections to the contrary notwithstanding: A'ing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P Cone, former By Mr. Butt of Brevard- Governor of Florida. House Bill No. 1717-(1939):

State of Florida An Act to declare, designate and establish certain StateEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Roads in Brevard County, Florida. .

Tallahassee h Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds June 8t, 1939. vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, '

Honorable R. A. Gray, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: Secretary of State, STallahassee, Fla. By Mr. Bruns of Osceola-

Dear Mr. Gray: House Bill No. 1738-(1939): IeY: ~~~~~~~~~~An Act to designate and establish certain State Roads

Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida in Osceola County, Florida.tat R d under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- pse y th reuie Iastitution of this State, I.transmit to you with my objections Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds thereto, House Bill No 1696, entitled: vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, i

"An Act designating certain public highways in Wash- the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding:ington County. Florida as State roads of the State of Florida, By Mr. Lewis of Gulf- Iand a part of the system of roads of said State." House Bill No. 1770-(1939:

This bill seeks to designate all the county roads in one County An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Liberty as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road County, Florida, as state roads. Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads, And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate 'whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful therein. ito the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling Very respectfully,Public, Ver BENpt H.ll QUA

The roads designated are so indefinite that no personChief Clerk House of Representatives. knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for And House Bill No. 1717 (1939 Session), ontainedi the

ears to come in fact, it would be impossible for the State above message, was read by title together with the followingRoad Deiiartnent to build or construct these roads and objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P Cone, formerafter they were constructed there would never be enough Governor of the Honorable Fred one Florida.'bus tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less Governor Fbuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to State of Florida 1ha commerce and accommodate traffic.EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTaccommodate traffic. ~~~~~~~Tallahassee

I orer^ 8 are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have anTallahassee ilOdequalrlfy system of building, according to specifications by June 8, 1939. ,

tuit fied engineers and not only the roads but the bridges Honorable R. A. Gray, 'K Ut be constructed so as to withstand traffic Secretary of State, A road system of this kind should not be started until a Tallahassee, Fla.

Rcoteral Plan of building, according to the needs of each Dear Mr. Gray:CQ oty in Florida has been made, then it should be placed Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida troads bdpi so that each county could get its fair share of under the provisions of Section 28, Article Im of the Con- ibui ldei gnat and an equal amount of the gas taxes for stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objectionsPJ b '"" e suh roads necessary for the convenience of the thereto, House Bill No. 1717, entitled: .

cmthersne and the people in the section through "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain Statei IOwh thes roads pass. roads in Brevard Count,, Florida."

Ube ltotf roads mentioned in the bill would hardly This bill seeks to designate thirty-two roads in one County .efore I e CounVty, its people or to the traveling public, as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road I

tgislatur etf; House Bill No. 1696, as passed by the Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads,E39, whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful

Respectfully submitted, to the people. of the County, to commerce or tc the traveling E ~. E ~FRED P. CONE, public. I

4 r Se - - -Governor. The roads designated are so indefinite that no person tor Aams (25th) moved that. the rules be waived knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for

368 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, 19 M

years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State A road system of this kind should not be started un11jRoad Department to build or construct thesf roads and general plan of building, according to the needs of taafteJ they were constructed there would never be enough county in Florida, has been made, then it should be pla gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less in one bill, so that each county could get its fair sharebuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes1hair' commerce and accommodate traffic. building of such roads necessary for the convenience t

II we are ever to nave roads in Florida, we must have an public commerce and the people in the section uorderly system o1 building, according to specifications by. which these roads pass.qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges The number of roads mentioned in the bill Would b: ob;must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling ufi : G

a therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1738 , as passed bPUbl{rA road system of this kind should not be started until a

general )lan oi building, according to the needs of each Legislature of 1939. ,0

county in Florida has been made, 'hen it should be placed Respectfully submitted,in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of FRED P. CONE,1roads .designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Governor , rol

ibuilding of such roads necessary for the convenience of the Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived andpublic, commerce and the people in the section through Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1738 (1939 Sessi/ Niwhich these roads pass. at this time.

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Sbe useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, -therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1717, as passed by the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" :Legislature of 1939. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1738 (1939 Session) qu

Respectfully submitted, roll was called and the vote was: teFRED P. CONE. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Burn the

Governor. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Gr of ISenator Housholder moved that the rules be waived and Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, I

the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1717 (1939 Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, wa:Session) at this time. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-Ba

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None.The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the So House Bill No. 1738 (1939 Session) passed by H0

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members preseiitUpon the passage of House Bill No. 1717 (1939 Session) the the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandinri,

roll was called and the vote was: and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to t IYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, IHouse of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rl. the

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, Senator Adams (25th), moved that the rules be waived an theHinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1770 (191 theMaddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Session) at this time. donShepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. B

Nays-None. State of FloridaSo House Bill No. 1717 (1939 Session) passed by the required EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT A

Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the Tallahassee COUGovernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and June 8th 1939the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House Honorable R. A. Gray, ',,voteof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Secretary of State, the

And House Bill No. 1738 (1939 Session), contained in the Tallahassee, Fla.above message, was read by title together with the following Dear Mr. Gray:objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Mlo IfGovernor of Florida. under the provisions of Section 28. Article III of the C Ai

State of Florida stitution of this State. I transmit to you with my object1O RoaEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT thereto, House Bill No. 1770, entitled: C6chc

Tallahassee "An Act designating and establishing certain roads of IsaofJune 8, 1939. Liberty County, Florida, as State roads." tt

Honorable R?. A. Gray, This bill seeks to designate twelve roads in one COUfSecretary of State, . as State Roads without regard to expense to the State R.~ AlTallahassee, Fla. Department or the feasibility of the need of the rc vote

Dear Mr. Gray: whether the roads are desired or whether they are iehPursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida to the people of the County, to commerce or to the tray ' B

under the provisions of Section 28. Article III of the Con- public. Zstitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objections The roads designated are so indefinite that nithereto, House Bill No. 1738, entitled: knows whether they are needed or will ever be de

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for theroads in Osceola County, Florida." Road Department to build or construct these roads tber

This bill seeks to designate thirty-six roads in one County aftei they were constructed there would never be en'as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, muchDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads build bridges over the streams and waterways in ordwhether the roads are desired or whether they are useful haum commerce and accommodate traffic. Ato the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling If we are ever to have roads in Florida we must ht abovpublic. orderly system of building. according to specificatiofbS

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person qualified engineers and not only the roads but the b,knows whether they are needed or wii ever be needed for must be constructed so as to withstand trafficyears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State A road system of this kind should not be started 1J

Road Department to build or construct these roads and general plan of building, according to the needs OfVter they were constructed there would never be enough county in Florida, has been made, then it should begas tax money in Florida to keep them in cepair, much less in one bill, so that each county could g i ax (

build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to roads designated and an equal amount of the gas lethaul commerce and accommodate traffic . building of such roads necessary for the convenience l ~

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an public, commerce and the people in the sectiol. [orderly system of building, according to specifications, by which these roads pass.qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges The number of roads mentioned in the bill wou3'must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling

May 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 369

therefore. I veto House Bill No. 1770, as passed by the stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections;Legislature of 1939. thereto, House Bill No. 1795, entitled:i

Respectfully submitted, "An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Lee ,!FRED P. CONE. County, Florida, as State roads."

Governor. This bill seeks to designate one hundred roads in one County And House Bill No. 1770 (1939 Session), contained in the as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road,

above message, was read by title together with the following Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads, ,Fobjections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful Governor of Florida. to the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling j ^

public.The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass the t .p teCuy. t o e!1 l o

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" The roads designated are so indefinite that no personknows whether they are needed or will ever he needed for ij

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1770 (1939 Session) the years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for thf State roll was called and the vote was: Road Department to build or -onstruct thece roads and li

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, after they were constructed there would never be enough iClarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye Graham, as tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ,Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanrier, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler. build bridges over the streams andc waterways in order to lMaddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue. Price. Rose. Shands, haul commerce and accommodate '-affic. l

shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an i Nays-None. orderly system of building, according to specifications by *-So House Bill No. 1770 (1939 Session) passed by the re- qualified engineers and not only the roads out the bridges 1

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, must be constructed so as to withstand traffic i the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and A road system of this kind should not be started until a the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House general plan of building, according to the needs of each of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed,

The following Message from the House of Representatives in one bill., so that each county could get its fair share of was received and read: roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for

Fj was i i- u . ~~Tallahassee, Fla building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the 'BFIF~~~~~~ ~May 9, 1941. public, commerce and the people in the section through ,

+ ~~Hon.~ Johnr~ R. Bea », ' which these roads pass.'Hon. John R. Beachkam, .President of the Senate. The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly I

Sir: be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public.'or.~~~~~~~~~~ - , ,.i r * -therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1795, as passed by thei;

I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform Legislature of 1939. Fthe Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by R ecl s i,1the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members of Respectfully submitted, the House of Representatives present, the Governor's objec- GRED P. CON,, ,tions to the contrary notwithstanding. Governor. , ,,

tions to th conrary notwiths . Senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and the Sen-,l , By Mr. Strayhorn of Lee- ate take up and consider House Bill No. 1795 (1939 Session),i l

House Bill No. 1795-(1939): at this time. An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Lee Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. "

County, Florida, as State roads. The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, theiAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" ,

vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1795 (1939 Session) thethe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. roll was called and the vote was:

By Mr. Papy of Monroe- Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, 'House Bill No. 1807-(1939): Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham,ill &An Act to provide for exemption from tolls by the Overseas Hinely Hoe, Husholder Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler''l

Road and Toll Bridge District, Monroe County, Florida of Maddox, Maines. McKenzie, Perdu,, Price, Rose, Shands, !iSchool buses owned or operated under contract by the Board Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32.

of Public Instruction of Monroe County; also of the County Nays-None. sehooj officers of Monroe County when engaged in visiting or So House Bill No. 1795 (1939 Session) passed by the requiredi 'InsPecting the public schools within Monroe County. Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the ,

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and thea!Vote of all members of the House of Representatives present. action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of 111the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. l, i

By Mr. McCarty of St. Lucie- And House Bill No. 1807 (1939 Session), contained in the IHouse Bill No 1826( 1939) above message, was read by title together with the following HAoueB No 12-939 :objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone former'l

Li Act designating and establishing certain roads in St. Governor of Florida: , h'Lucie County, Florida, as State roads.State of Florida ,'

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTi,,teren. Tallahassee li

Very respectfully, June 7th, 1939.i-lBEN H. PUQUA, Honorable R. A. Gray, '

Awl. Chief Clerk House of Representatives. Secretary of State, i'l

abMid House Bill No. 1795 (1939 Session), contained in the Tallahassee, Fla.[l lovjecti eage was read by title together with the following Dear Mr. Gray: .T I,

Gvernornf^p' 6*'0 , of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida 1 'r "r ofFlorida. HonorabeFreunder the provisions of Section 28, Article Il of the Con-l '

State of Florida stitution of this State I transmit to you with my objections;> ilEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT thereto, House Bill No. 1807, entitled:T .,

Tallahassee "An Act to provide for exemption from tolls by the Over-!' ,j,''"4°rabie .A June 9th, 1939. seas Road and Toll Bridge District, Monroe County, Florida, F

- etrtv of SVat of school buses owned or operated under contract by the i-,* QThahassee Fla'Board of Public Instruction of Monroe County; Also of thel |E ea ,Gra * .County school officers of Monroe County when engaged inl 1

MPrs Gr8ay:. visiting or inspecting the public schools within MonroeIK 'tlnt1 to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida County."|' * e Provisions of Section 28. Article Im of the Con- 1. Such legislation is not necessary for the reason that:

370 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9, flay 9

the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District Commission has The number of roads mentioned in the bill would h"Aalready exempted school buses hauling school children, in- be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling u ganatefelusive of instructors, through the district by resolution duly therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1826, as passed bf l passed by the Commission, which arrangement is satisfactory Legislature of 1939. Tisto the RFC, who are the bondholders. Respectfully submitted, as State

2. Section 2 exempts the County School officer of Mon- FRED P. CONE. DePartiroe County when visiting for inspection purposes any of Governor. thethe the public schools of Monroe County. This district is mort- Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and ublic.gaged to the RFC and its revenues are pledged as collateral Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1826 (1939 Thefor the loan. sion) at this time. T

3. This exemption is not necessary as the Commissioners Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. OrWSof said District have already handled this item and to place The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass oad Isuch a bill on the statute books will materially curtail the Governor's objections to the contrary notwrithstanding?l, a fter tlrevenue of the district pledged for its indebtedness, there- Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1826 (1939 ei taxfore I veto this bill. the roll was called and the vote was:

Respectfully submitted, thul coFRED P. CONE, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Bu I w

Governor. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley. Drummond, Dye, Grat f weHinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner. Kelly. Lewis, Lin rderly

Senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and the Maddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue. Price. Rose, Sh qualifieSenate take up and consider House Binll No. 1807 (1939 Session) Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilsoni must b'at this time. Nays-None A rof

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-NonWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. So House Bill No. 1826 (1939 Session) passed by the general

The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members prese oun oneGovernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstan ads tn

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1807 (1939 Session) the and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to t buildiniroll was called and the vote was: House of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the pbli

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler. The following Message from the House of Represents ati which IClarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, was received and read: TheHinely, Homrne. Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, Tallahassee, Florid be usefMaddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, May 9, 1941. thereftShepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. Hon. John R. Beacham, egisla

Nays-None. President of the Senate.So House Bill No. 1807 (1939 Session) passed by the re- Sir:

quired Contstitutional two-thirds vote of all members pre- I am directed by the House of Representatives to inforsent, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstand- the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed Senaing, and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all meb take uthe House of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. of the House of Representatives present, the Governor's this ti

And House Bill No. 1826 (1939 Session), contained in the jections to the contrary notwithstanding- Whicabove message, was read by title together with the fol- By Messrs. Howze and Ray of Manatee- Thelowing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, House Bill No 1893-(1939 Session) versformer Governor of Florida: House Bill No. 1893-(1939 Session): ove

State of Florida An Act designating and establishing certain roads in MipoVEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT tee County, florida, as State roads. roll wi

Tallahassee Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thr YeasJune 9th, 1939. vote of all members of the House of Representatives presen Clarke

Honorable R. A. Gray, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandnelySecretary of State, By Mr. Niblack of Columbia- MaddcTallahassee, Fla. House Bill No. 1899-(1939 Session): Sheph

Dear Mr. Gray: An Act to declare, designate, and establish certain St Nay.Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida roads in Columbia County, Florida. So I

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- Also has passed by the required Constitutional two- Constistitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objections vote of all members of the House of Representatives proverthereto, House Bill No. 1826, entitled: the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstane asc

"An Act designating and establishing certain roads in OfBy Mr Harrell of Indian River-ReSt. Lucie County, Florida, as State roads."

House Bill. No. 1923--(1939 Session): aboveThis bill seeks to designate one hundred and nine roads House Bill No. 1923-(1939 Sesson): abovein one County as State roads without regard to expense to An Act designating, declaring and establishing as ig olthe State Road Department or the feasibility of the need roads certain roads, streets and highways in Indian Goverof the roads, whether the roads are desired or whether they County, Florida.are useful to the people of the County to commerce or to And respectfully requests the concurrence of the the -traveling public. therein.

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person Very respectfully, lonoknows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for BEN H. FUQJAn:years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State Chief Clerk House of Representa secRoad Department to build or construct these roads and And House Bill No. 1893 (1939 Session), contained I DIearafter they were constructed there would never be enough above message, was read by title together with the flugas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P o Con ldebuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to ojein t F of delu

Governor of Florida: stituthaul commerce and accommodate traffic. GvnrfliathereIf we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an EXECUTIVE DEPAloRTMENT re

orderly system of building, according to specifications by Tallahassee PaTqualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges June ths 1939 hmust be constructed so as. to withstand traffic. June 9th l t

Honorable R. A. Gray, stSA road system of this kind should not be started until a Secretary of State, Leageneral plan of. building, according to the needs of each Tallahassee Fla. Whbetcounty in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Ta l as tothin- one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Dear Mr. Gray: Puroads designated and an equal amount of ,he gas taxes for Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of L i91building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the under the provisions of Section 28, Article III .of thb- 'Tbpublic, commerce and the people in the. section through stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my °we6

whidh these roads pass. : thereto, House Bill No. 1893, entitled:.

May 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 371 '"An Act designating and establishing certain roads in years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State ,

Manatee County, Florida, as State roads." Road Department to build or construct these roads and This bill seeks to designate thirty-three roads in one County after they were constructed there would never be enough,

I state Roads without regard to expense to the State Road gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much lessDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads, build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful haul commerce and accommodate traffic. jto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an lpublic. orderly system of building, according to specifications by

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. |years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State A road system of this kind should not be started until a lRoad Department to build or construct these roads and general plan of building, according to the needs of each'after they were constructed there would never be enough county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed:gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair. much less in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for|; "haul commerce and accommodate traffic. building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the l

If we are ever to have loads in. Florida, we must have an public, commerce and the people in the section through; #orderly system of building, according to specifications by which these roads pass. qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly \must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public.

A road system of this kind should not oe started until a therefore. I veto House Bill No. 1899, as passed by the ,general plan of building, according to the needs of each Legislature of 1939.county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Respectfully submitted,in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of FRED P. CONE. ':roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Governor.'l|building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the Senator Lindler moved that the rules be waived and theFpublic commerce and the people in the section through Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1899 (1939 Session),which these roads pass. at this time. I.

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.' be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the .therefore I veto House Bill No. 1893, as passed by the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"

' D Legislature of 1939. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1899 (1939 Session' theRespectfully submitted, roll was called and the vote was: i

FRED P. CONE. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Governor. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham,

Senator Dye moved that the rules be waived and the Senate Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, itake us and consider House Bill No. 1893 (1939 Session) at Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, :1this time. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None. r eThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the So House Bill No. 1899 (1939 Session) passed by the required

Governors objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, thel Upon the passage of House Bin No. 1893 (1939 Session) the Gvernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, andi 'Upoll the passageed ofand ouseBillNo.18931939Session) the vothe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the Houseroll was called and the vote was: of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.,l|

Yeas-Senators Adans (25th), Adams (30th), Beal, Butler, And House Bill No. 1923 (1939 Session) contained in theClarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, above message, was read by title together witii the following Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler a oe nsater f rtheH Fred oe, former

adox, Malnes, Mcenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose Shands' objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former l ,IMaddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Gvro fFoiaShepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward. Whitaker, Wilson-32. Governor of Florida:

Nays-None. State of FloridaiSo House Bill No. 1893 (1939 Session) passed by the requiredEXECUTIV EPARTENT

Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the Tallahassee J 8th 1939Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and Honorable R. A. Gray, ' the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House Secretary of State, i'Of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Tallahassee, Fla. '

And House Bill No. 1899 (1939 Session), contained in the Dear Mr. Gray: i above message was read by title together with the follow- Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida |Ig objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- Governor of Florida: Sa-stitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objections|

-EXECTJTIe DFPARMo ENT thereto, House Bill No. 1923, entitled:! C TallahasseePR N "An Act designating, declaring and establishing as State' ,., *, nTallahassee roads certain roads, streets and highways in Indian River I',

lnonrable R. A Gray June 9th, 1939. County, Florida." I, ,Secretary of State, This bill seeks to designate one hundred thirty-two roads'l ,Tallahassee Fla. in one County as State Roads without regard to expense: ' '

sear Mr. Gray: the State Road Department or the feasibility of the need , P rsuant to au iny m o oia of the roads, whether the roads are desired )r whether they l 'ri toe paovthori vested in ^ measGovernor ofFlorida are useful to the people of the County to commerce or to

s*tti e provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- the traveling public. lthrOn of this State, I transmit to you with my objections The roads designated are so indefinite that no person. * lreto Hlouse Bill No. 1899, entitled: knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for , ;i

"ads Aet to ldeclare, designate nd establish certain State years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State ,.is biColumbia County, Florida." Road Department to build or construct these roads and

ba i St ll seeks to designate fifteen roads in one County after they were constructed there would never be enough eparte Roads without regard to expense to the State Road gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair. much lessl . ,

ent or the feasibility of the need of the roads, build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to V iethe tehe roads are desired or whether they are useful haul commerce and accommodate traffic.t ope of the ~County, to commerce or to the traveling If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an* hm" ̂dde. intr roeo -* orderly system of building, according to specifications by ^ roads designated are so indefinite that no person qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridgesio Whether they are needed or will ever be needed for must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.

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A road system of this kind should not be started until a June 9th, 193general plan of building, according to the needs of each Honorable R. A. Gray,county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Secretary of State, "Arin one bill. so that each county could get its fair share of Tallahassee. Fla. Stateroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for I :building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the Dear Mr. Gray: tpublic, commerce and the people in the section through Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Stepa'which these roads pass. under the provisions of Section 28. Article I of the o wbet

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objectio tlcbe useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public thereto, House Bill No. 1941, entitled: publictherefore, I veto House Bill No. 1923, as passed by the "An Act designating and establishing certain roads TheLegislature of 1939. Martin County, Florida, as State roads." .

Respectfully submitted, This bill seeks to designate thirty-eight roads in one CyersFRED P. CONE. as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Ce goadGovernor. Department or the feasibility of the need of the ro. afterwhether the roads are desired or whether they are use gt

Senator Kanner -moved that the rules be waived and the to the people of the County to commerce or to the trave buildSenate take up and consider House Bill No. 1923 (1939 Ses- public. baw(sion) at this time

The roads designated are so indefinite that no Peri vWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. knows whether they are needed or will ever be needee f orderl:The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the Sta queli

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Road Department to build or con-truct these roads must IDpon the passage of House Bill No. 1923 (1939 Session) the after they were constructed there would never be eno I A rngas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much o generroil was called and the vote was: build bridges over the streams and waterways in oider comuntYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, haul commerce and accommodate traffic. i On

Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, if we .are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have a oadsHinely. Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, orderly system of building, according to specifications publicMaddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, public,Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. qualified engineers and not only tho roads but the brdwmust be constructed so as to withstand traffic.

A road system of this kind should not be started until be useSo House Bill No. 1923 (1939 Session) passed by the required general plan of building, according to the needs of eac heretConstitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the county in Florida, has been made, then it should be plac WishGovernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and in one bill, so that each county could get its fair sharethe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes idof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. building of such roads necessary for the convenience' of tih

The following Message from the House of Representatives public, commerce and the people in the section througwas received and read: which these roads pass. SenTallahassee, Fla. be The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardl od tI

Ma 9, 1941. be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling pubi, (139May 9,hn R. eachamtherefore, I veto House Bill No. 1941, as passed by tii'Hon. John R~. Beacharn, T he,President of the Senate. Legislature of 1939. R sbiTheSir: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Respectfully submitted, iGovrenSir: FRED P. CONE. UoI am directed by the House of Representatives Governor.

t, inform the Senate that the House of Representatives has a Dvednd. the to:.Senator Dye moved that the rules, -be waived and passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1941 (1939 Yeamembers of the House of Representatives present, the Gov- sion) at this time. Clarkeernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: w SineBy Mr. Mc~~rary of Martin- ~Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. MadM' adedoBy Mr. MoCrary of Martin-- The President put t he question: "Shall the bill pass, l t : hepht

House Bill No. 1941-(1939 Session): Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandm?!NayAn Act designating and establishing certain roads in Martin Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1941 (1939 Sessll '. So I

County, Florida, as State roads. the roll was called and the vote was: ,iredAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beat, tt.

vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Gra I' a]the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lifd lthe HI(

By Mr. Sudduth of Bay-- Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue. Price, Rose, Shall i !.rle.Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaner, Wilsond

House Bill No. 1954-(1939 Session): Nays--None. aboveAn Act declaring, designating and establishing certain So House Bill No. 1941 (1939 Session) passed by the Z Objecti,

State roads in Bay County, Florida. quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members PT emir CAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds ent, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanvote of all members of the House of Representatives present, ing. and the action of the Senate was ordered certified,the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: the House of Representatives immediately, by waIPV'

By Mr. Getzen of Sumter- the rule. R I/House Bill No. 2002-(1939 Session): And House Bill No. 1954 (1939 Session), contained fin-

above message, was read by title together with the fTwl] iAn Act designating and establishing certain roads in Sumter ing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. cone, foDaCounty, Florida as State roads. Governor of Florida: A.

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate State of Florida PUT&therein. Very respectfully, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

Very respectfully,BEN H. FUQUA, Tallahassee J 9th 19c

Chief Clerk House of Representatives.. Honorable R. A. Gray,And House Bill No. 1941 (1939 Session), contained in the Secretary of State,

above message, was read by title together with the following . Tallahassee Fla.objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Dear Mr. Gray: . BttGovernor of Florida: Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of YUAt

State of Florida under the provisions of Section 28. Article III of the . thEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT . stitution of this State, I transmit to you with MY objic.

Tallahassee thereto. House Bill No. 1954, entitled.: .-.

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"'An Act declaring, designating and establishing certain knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for,State roads in Bay County, Florida." years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State;

This bill seeks to designate eighteen roads in one County Road Department to build or construct these roads andil'a state Roads with regard to expense to the State Road after they were constructed there would never be enoughiiDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads, gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less whether the roads are desired, or whether they are useful build bridges over the streams and waterways in order tolto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling haul commerce and accommodate traffic.;public. If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an;

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person orderly system of building, according to specifications by knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges years GO come, in fact, it would impossible for the State must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.IRoad Department to build or construct these roads and A road system of this kind should not be started until a after they were constructed there would never be enough general plan of building, according to the needs of eachligas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed ,build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of lhaul commerce and accommodate 'raffic. roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for l

i we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the orderly system of building according to specifications by public, commerce and the people in the section throughaqualified engineers and not only the roads bu' the bridges which these roads pass.l must be constructed so as to withstand traffic The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly

A road system of this kind should not be started until a be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, general plan of building, according to the needs of each f . veto House Bill No. 2002, as passed by the'county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed egislature of 1939. .in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Respectfully submitted, ,roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for FRED P. CONE. 'building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the Governor. .public, commerce and the people in the section through Senator Gideons moved that the rules be waived and the which these roads pass. Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 2002 (1939 Ses-' ,

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly sion) at this time. ,'be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1954, as passed by the The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the1Legislature of 1939. Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"

Respectfully submitted, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 2002 (1939 Session) thell FtRED P. CONE, roll was called and the vote was called and the vote was:i,

Governor. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). Beall, Butler, LSenator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, "l

and the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1954 Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, l(1939 Session) at this time. Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. xiThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the Nays-None.

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" So House Bill No. 2002 (1939 Session) passed by the re- .

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1954 (1939 Session) quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the roll was called and the vote was: * the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and,

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,the actioon of the Senate was ordered certified to the House 'Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.Hinely, Homrne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler. The following Message from the House of Representatives F.Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, was received and read: 'Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. Tallahassee, Florida,ll

Nays-None. May 9, 1941. SO House Bill No. 1954 (1939 Session) passed by the re- Hon. John R. Beacham,

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members pres- President of the Senate.i, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstand- Sir t'

thg and the action of the Senate was ordered certified to I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the.the ouse of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by theI

And House Bill No 2002 (13 Seso) cotane i th required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members of thei| laboe House Bill No. 2002 (1939 Session), contained in the House of Representatives present, the Governor's objectionsIobve message was read by title together with the following to the contrary notwithstanding. objectiorns thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Gov- By Mr. Platt of Collier-, |

State of FloridaHouse Bill No. 1942-(1939 Session): „P ,State of FloridaHosEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Col-l, l.

Tallahassee lier County, Florida as State roads. ,HM~~~~ono~n-~ „June 9th, 1939. And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate irable R. A. Gray, therein.l.

Secretary of State,' Sallahassee Flat Very respectfully,

Dea Air Mr C lBEN H. FUQUA, 'J* G ray: Chief Clerk House of Representatives. I '\l.K'ttiunt to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida And House Bill No. 1942 (1939 Session), contained in the .l

stltuti e provisions of Section 28. Article III of the Con- above message, was read by title together with the following tmereto of this State, 1 transmit to you with my objections objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former [I

eto, ouse Bill No. 2002, entitled: Governor of Florida: .Suaiter Act designating and establishing certain roads in State of Florida l

B ad Sounty, Florida, as State roads." EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT B1 iasbill seeks to designate forty-four roads in one County Tallahassee h 'Depatroads without regard to expense to the State Road June 9th, 1939. !whethe ent or the feasibility of the need of the roads, Honorable R. A. Gray,to th the roads are desired or whether they are useful Secretary of State, I

lihel P^eople of the County, to commerce or to the traveling Tallahassee, Fla.,'We r h r Dear Mr. Grav:j.

' rads designated are so indefinite that no person Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida C

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under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- Also has passed by the required Constitutional two.7 oveJstitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objections vote of all members of the House of Representatives v JctJOZthereto, House Bill No. 1942, entitled: the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstan RePl

"An Act designating and establishing certain roads in By Messrs. Beck and Morrow of Palm Beach-ACollier County, Florida, as State roads." House Bill No. 1295-(1939): obJe

This bill seeks to designate eighteen roads in one County An Act to declare, designate and establish certain ro [ eve!as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road Palm Beach County as State Roads, and as such to be aDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads the system of State Roads of the State of Florida.whether the roads are desired or whether they are usefulto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling therein.

public. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~therein.Ipublic.The roads designated are so indefinite that no person V Esefl. Q

knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for BEN C-. FUQUA, ti/ /Wknows ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Chief Clerk House of Representativr~years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State TelRoad Department to build or construct these roads and And House Bill No. 1146 (1939 Session), contained inafter they were constructed there would never be enough above message, was read by title together with the folo Deargas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less objections of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Go eurbuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to of Florida: underhaul commerce and accommodate traffic. State of Florida "

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an there1orderly system of building, according to specifications by Tallahasseequalified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges JunabltR.A.9raymust be constructed so as to withstand traffic. H r R

A road system of this kind should not be started until a Secretary of State, Thigeneral plan of building, according to the needs of each Tallahassee, Fa· Bs Stcounty in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Dear Mr. Gray: - Deparin one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Flu whethroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for under the provisions of Section 28 Article III of the C.building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objecs' publicpublic. commerce and the people in the section through thereto, House Bill No. 1146, entitled: Thewhich these roads pass. "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain S knows

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly roads in Walton County, Florida." .yearsbe useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public. This bill seeks to designate fifty roads in one Co aftertherefore, I veto House Bill No. 1942, as passed by the as State Roads without regard to expense to the State R gas tsLegislature of 1939. Department or the feasibility of the need of the rb build

Respectfully submitted, whether the roads are desired or whether they are us balFRED P. CONE. to the people of the County, to commerce or to the trave[

Governor, public. rIfSenator Ward moved that the rules be waived and the The roads designated are so indefinite that no pers qualSenate take up and consider House Bill No. 1942 (1939 Session) klows whether they are needed or will ever be neede: must

at this time. years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the $iSWhich was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Road Department to build or construct these roads A rThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the atrhewrecnruedhre old evrbeo generiaf ter they,-were constructed there would never be eno gneobjectionsent uto the uestionta notwlthstanding?" pgas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much count

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" build bridges over the streams and waterways in orde in oniUpon the passage of House Bill No. 1942 (1939 Session) the haul commerce and accommodate traffic. roads

roll was called and the vote was: bUildiIf we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must havei PublicYeas--Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). Beall, Butler, orderly system of building, according to specifications ,Clarke, Cliett, Collins. Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, qualified engineers and not only the roads but the b whichHinely, Homne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. TeMaddox. Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, A road system of this kind should not be started un1e sShepherd. Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. ui a theree· ~~~~~~~~~~~~general plan of building, according to the needsWil

Nays-None. county in Florida, has been made, then it should be plegSo -House Bill No. 1942 (1939 Session) passed by the re-; in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, roads designated and an- equal amount of the gas taxes-the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, building of such roads necessary for the convenience ofand the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the public, commerce and the people in the section thrHouse of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule, which these roads pass. ,' n

The following Message from the House of Representatives The number of roads mentioned in the bill would ar. Slon1was received and read: be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling Plk.

Tallahassee, Fla. therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1146, as passed by. TheJohn .B ,May 9, 1941. Legislature of 1939. Q0ver

Hon· John R~. Beacha~m, Respectfully submitted, !i (OePresident of the Senate. fRED P.bCONe,Sir: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~FRED P. CONE, T~Sir: Governor, roll wI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform the Senator Drummond moved that the rules be waived ,YeaSenate that the House of Representatives has passed by the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1146 (1939 Sess~

*0 required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members of the at this time. !tns4House of Representatives present, the Governor's objections Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. S'aad(to the _contrary notwithstanding: ! 6e~The President put the question: "Shall the bill PO,5'eBy Mr. Beasley of Walton- Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding Nay

House Bill No. 1146-(1939) : Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1146 (1939 Session SoAn Act to declare, designate and establish certain State roll was called and the vote was:Roads in Walton County, Florida./

R lsohads inp Walton by herequired CounstitytFlor a l w -hirda Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). sBeall, eAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye,vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis,the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price Rose,

By Mr. Peeples of Glades- Shepherd. Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, WilS, aboveHouse Bill No. 1202-(1939): Nays-None.An Act to declare, designate, and establish certain State So House Bill No. 1146 (1939 Session) passed by the re

Roads in Glades County, Florida. Constitutional two-thirds vote -of all members' preselI

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..0 vernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and the State of Florida5ction of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTRepresentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Tallahassee

And House Bill No. 1202 (1939 Session), contained in the June 9th, 1939.above message, was read by title together with the following Honorable R. A. Gray,objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Secretary of State,Governor of Florida:Tallahassee, Fla.

State of Florida Dear Mr. Gray: EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida

Tallahassee under the provisions of Section 28. Article mI of the Con-June9th a, 193. stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections

thereto, House Bill No. 1295, entitled: i,Honorable IR. A. Gray, "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain roads

secretary of State, in Palm Beach County, as State roads, and as such to be aTallahassee, Fla. part of the system of State roads of the State of Florida."

Dear Mr. Gray: This bill seeks to designate fifteen roads in one Countypursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads,stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections whether the roads are desired or whether they are usefulthereto House Bill No. 1202, entitled: to the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling '

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State public.roadsc in Glades County, Florida."The roads designated are so indefinite that no personroacds in Glades County, florida." knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for

This bill seeks to designate eight roads in one County years to come, in fact, it would be Impossible for the Stateas State roads without regard to expense to the State Road Road Department to build or construct these roads and ','Department or the feasibility of the needs of the roads. aftel they were constructed there would never be enoughwhether the roads are desired or whether they are useful gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much lessto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling build bridges over the streams and waterways in order topublic. haul commerce and accommodate traffic.

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person II we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have anknows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for orderly system of building, according to specifications by years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridgesI Road Department to build or construct these road and must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.after they were constructed there would never be enough sstm f this kin sh nt tar until agas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less A road system o f this kind should not be starteds uetil build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placedhaul commerce and accommodate traffic, in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of [i

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes fororderly system of building, according to specifications by building of such roads necessary for the convenience of thequalified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges public, commerce and the people in the section throughmust be constructed so as to withstand traffic. which these roads pass.

A road system of this kind should not be started until a The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardlygeneral plan of building, according to the needs of each be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public.county in Florida. has been made, then it should be placed therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1295, as passed by thein one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Legislature of 1939. I.iroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Respectfully submitted,building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the FRED P CONE,public, commerce and the people in the section through G . rNo,,which these roads pass. Governor.

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived and the mL,be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1295 (1939 Session) ; I;.therefore, I veto House Bill -No. 1202, as passed by the at thls time- .Legislature of 1939. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.

Respectfully submitted, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the '\

FRED P. CONE, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"' 1

Governor. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1295 (1939 Session) theSenator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and the roll was called and the vote was:

Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1202 (1939 Ses- Senators Adams (25th), Adams 30th), Beall, Butler,sion) at this time. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler.which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Maddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, GThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32.

Overnor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Nays-None.i

JP!on the passage of House Bill No. 1202 (1939 Session) the So House Bill No. 1295 (1939 Session)) passed by the requiredroll as called and the vote was: Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, theClas-"Ssenators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and ,1, ,:larkes Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House

*t *ae Borne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler. of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule.a xMaines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, The following Message from the House of Representatives ePherd, Shuler Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. wasreeaived andaread

Nay-None. was received and read:Tallahassee, Fla.,

O Hoe use Bill No. 1202 (1939 Session) passed by the re- May 9, 1941. .

C the G onstitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, Hon. John R. Beacham,. and thvernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, President of the Senate,

l°UseofU action of the Senate was ordered certified to the Sir: t,^ of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform

E above n Ouse Bill No. 1295 (1939 Session), contained in the the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed byobj8etines8sage, was read by title together with the following the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members of

i, "Oernr thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former the House of Representatives present, the Governor's objec-[; o Of Florida: tions to the contrary notwithstanding-'

376 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9,/j

By Messrs. Sudduth and Stokes of Bay- The President put the question: "Shall the bill Pass- yHouse Bill No. 952-(1939 Session): Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" , 'An Act designating certain streets in the City of Panama Upon the passage of House Bill No. 962 (1939 Sessioni 4jed

City. Florida as connecting parts and portions of the Gulf r )II was called and the vote was:Coast Highway or State Road No. 10. Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall But SC

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Orf Wof all members of the House of Representatives present, the Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis AndGovernor's objections to .the contrary notwithstanding. Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue. Price, Rose,' S Ove

By Messrs. Sudduth and Stokes of Bay- Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson objectHouse Bill No. 1040--(1939 Session): Nays-None.An Act declaring, designating and establishing certain Sc House Bill No. 952 (1939 Session) passed by the requi

State Roads in Bay County, Florida. Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members PresentAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding,

vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the i -Honor.

the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding: of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. .

By Mr. Dishong of DeSoto- And House Bill No. 1040 (1939 Session), contained' n Tall3ouse Bill No. 1137-(1939 Session): above message, was read by title together with the follow Dear 1

objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, for- purlAn Act to declare, designate and establish certain roads in Governor of Florida.DeSoto County, Florida. S o rel

And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate STatE offlRida titttherein. ~~~~~~~~~~EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Cl teretotherein. Tallahassee "AnVery respectfully, June 8th, 1939 Roads

BEN H. FUQUA, Honorable R. A. Gray, ThisChief Clerk House of Representatives. Secretary of State, as StaAnd House Bill No. 952 (1939 Session), contained in the Tallahassee, Fla. Depari

above message, was read by title together with the following Dear Mr. Gray: ,objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former thGovernor of Florida.;.thGobjections theet F ofrhiHnrbldrea.Coe.fre Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Fin 'public.

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Co .b TheState of Florida stitution of this State. I transmit to you with my ob

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT thereto, House Bill No. 1040, entitled: kwsTallahassee ,' years

June 9th, 1939. "An Act declaring, designating and establishing cert . RoadHonorable R. A. Gray, State roads in Bay County, Florida."

SThis bill seeks to designate fifteen roads in one Co gas taTallahassee. Fla.Tallahassee. Fla. ~~~~~~as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Ru0E

Department or the feasibility of the need of the roa haul cDear Mr. Gray: whether the roads are desired or whether they are use If w

Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida to the people of the County, to commerce or to the travel orderl~under the provisions of Section 28, Article M of the Con- public. qualifistitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections The roads designated are so indefinite that no pemn must Ithereto, House Bill No. 952, entitled: knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed f4 A rc

"An Act designating certain streets in the City of Panama years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the generaCity Florida, as connecting parts and portions of the Gulf Road Department to build or construct these roads a . CountyCoast Highway or State Road No. 10." after they were constructed there would never be enou in Ofl

This bill seeks to designate several city streets in the City gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much wadsof Panama City as State Roads without regard to expense to build bridges over the streams and waterways in order." buildirthe State Road Department or the feasibility of the need of haul commerce and accommodate traffic. public,the roads, whether the roads are desired or whether they are If we are ever to have roads in florida, we must ha whichuseful to the people of the City and County, to commerce orderly system of building, according to specifications - .Theor to the traveling public qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bri 'be use

The roads designated are so indefinite that no person must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. therefknows whether they are needed or will ever bt needed for A road system of this kind should not be started unyears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State general plan of building, according to the needs of esRoad Department to build or construct these roads and county in Florida, has been made, then it should be Pls(after they were constructed there would never be enough in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share. : egas tax money in Florida to keep t',em in repair, much less roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes Senabuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to building of such roads necessary for the convenience Ofhaul commerce and accommodate traffic, public, commerce and the people in the section tho don)

which these roads pass. hIf we are ever to have roads in Wlorida, we must have anorderly system of building, according to specifications by The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hbx Thequalified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling pu . Verimust be constructed so as to withstand traffic therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1040, as passed b:Lelthereofoe 199 veo HueBll No 00 spse y' 01w:

A road system of this kind should not be started until a Legislatureboft1939.general plan of building, according to the needs of each Respectfully submitted, Clearcounty in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed FRED P. CONE, Clarkein one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Goved R iroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Senator Adams (25th), moved that the rules be waivedbuilding of such roads necessary for the convenience of the the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1040' (bephpublic. commerce and the people in the section through Session) at this time. Naywhich these roads pass. Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. 80

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly The President put the question:. "Shall thie bill Pa _ _be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public. Governor's objection to the contrary notwithstanding?" (etherefore, I veto House Bill No. 952. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1040 (1939 SessiOIse

Respectfully submitted, roll was called and the vote was: TheFRED p. CONE, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Be

Governor. Clarke. Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, DYe,Senator Adams (25th) moved that the rules be waived Hinely. Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis,and the Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 952 Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Pr

(1939 Session) at this time. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None.

May 9, 1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 377 .

so House Bill No. 1040 (1939 Session) passed by the re- I am directed by the House of Representatives to inform Iired Constiutional two-thirds vote of all members present, the Senate that the House of Representatives has passed by i

the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all memberseth action of the Senate was ordered certified tof the House ot Representatives present, the Governor'sof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. objections to the contrary notwithstanding-

And House Bill No. 1137 (1939 Session), contained in the By Messrs. Leonardy and Lehman of Seminole-above message, was read by title together with the following House Bill No. 1329-(1939 Session):objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former An Act declaring, designating and establishing certainGovernor of Florida: State Roads in Seminole County, Florida.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirdsTallahassee vote of all members of the House of Representatives present,

June 8th, 1939. the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding-Honorable R. A. Gray, X By Mr. Dishong of DeSoto-

Secretary of State, House Bill No. 1412-(1939 Session):Tallahassee, Fla. An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State

Dear Mr. Gray: Roads in DeSoto County, Florida. ,,pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds

uncel the provisions of Section 28, Article [II of the Con- vote of all members of the House of Representatives present,stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding- -thereto, House Bill No. 1137, entitled: By Messrs. Beck and Morrow of Palm Beach--

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State House Bill No. 1421-(1939 Session): Pl Roads in DeSoto County, Florida."TibilReestodsintetiroads in DeSoto County, florida." An Act to declare, designate and establish certain roads in

This bill seeks to designate thirty-two roads in one County Palm Beach County as State Roads, and as such to be aas State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road part of the system of State Roads of the State of Florida.Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads.whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senateto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling therein. respectfullypublic. Very respectfully,public. W^- .~~~~~~~~~BEN H. FUQUA,

The roads designated are so indefinite that no personChief Clerk House of Representatives.knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for C House o R epe nta eyears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State And House Bill No. 1329 (1939 Session), contained in the a- .Road Department to build or construct these roads and bove message was read by title together with the following ob-after they were constructed there would never be enough jections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Gov-gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ernor of Florida.build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to State of Florida'1 .haul commerce and accommodate traffic. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an Tallahasseeorderly system of building, according to specifications by June 8th, 1939. "qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges Honorable R. A. Gray,must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. Secretary of State,

A road system of this kind should not be started until a Tallahassee, Fla.general plan of building, according to the needs of each Dear Mr. Gray: i,county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of FloridaIn one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of under the provisions of Section 28. Article mI of the Con-iroads designated and an. equal amount of the gas taxes for stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objectionsbuilding of such roads necessary for the convpnience of the thereto, House Bill No. 1329, entitled: Public, commerce and the people in the section throughwhich people these roads pass. through "An Act declaring, designating and establishing certain ,:

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly State roads in Seminole County, Florida."be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, This bill seeks to designate one hundred and seven roads itherefore, I veto House Bill No. 1137 as passed by the in one County as State Roads without regard to expense toLegislature of 1939. the State Road Department or the feasibility of the need i'

OI Respecprtfunlly submitted, of the roads, whether the roads are desired or whether theyFRED P. CONE, are useful to the people of the county, to commerce or to

Governor, the traveling public.:,Senator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and the The roads designated are so indefinite that no person

Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1137 (1939 Ses- knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed forlion) at this time. years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Road Department to build or construct these roads andItTePre was agreedn tho by a two-thirdsal vte blpast after they were constructed there would never be enough F,!'

The President put the question: "Sall the bill pass, the gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ioernors obJectons to the contrary notwithstanding?" build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to [' I(

UPon the passage of House Bill No. 1137 (1939 Session) the haul commerce and accommodate traffic. '1roll was called and the vote was: If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an' '

are71a--Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler. orderly system of building, according to specifications by 'I'lClare Cllett. Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges

ahddox Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, must be constructed so as to withstand traffic.Ohpix Malaines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, A road system of this kind should not be started until a

uler Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wlson-32.general plan of building, according to the needs of eachS rB -~None. county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed

qSo Rouse Bill No. 1137 (1939 Session) passed by the re- in one bill. so that each county could get its fair share ofheg nstitutional two-thirds vote of all members present roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for

d tobjections to the contrary notwithstanding building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the^oue of action of the Senate was ordered certified to tne public, commerce and the people in the section through-The ° f Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. which these roads pass.

wa freeOllowing Message from the House of Representatives The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly-ceived and read: be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public l

Tallahassee, Florida, therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1329, as passed by the'R °4- John D T^May 9, 1941. Legislature of 1939.

"resirtpt-a. Beacham, Respectfully submitted, ^l>r. 1 ""t of the Senate. FRED P. CONE,,

Governor.. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I "

378 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE May 9,

Senator Housholder moved that the rules be waived and the Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly. Lewis, the BSenate take up and consider House Bill No. 1329 .1939 Session) Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, 8 le.at this time. Shepherd. Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, WThls

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None. uThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the So House Bill No. 1412 (1939 Session) passed by t

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members 8Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1329 (1939 Session) the 9ent, the Governor's objections to the contrary notwit pre

roll was called and the vote was: ing, and the action of the Senate was ordered certilroll was called and the vote was: the House of Representatives immediately, by waiver Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). Beall, Butler, rule.

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham. the aHinely. Borne. Housholder, Kanner, And House Bill No. 1421 (1939 Session), contained by tbMaddox, Maine, Mcoeni Perd Price, Ros, Lhnds, above message, was read by title together with the folo Ws hShe r, hulaines, Mitnayor Ward, WhitakRose, Shands, objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, f obio t

Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-32. Governor of Florida..Nays-None. State of FloridaSo House Bill No. 1329 (1939 Session) passed by the re- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTHo

quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, Tallahassee Anthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, T aaDand the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the June 9th, 198 e House of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Honorable R. A. Gray, proe

And House Bill No. 1412 (1939 Session), contained in the Secretary of State, Roadabove message, was read by title together with the follow- Tallahassee, Fla. AJs(ing objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, for- Dear Mr. Gray:ote (mer Governor of Florida. Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of o the C

State of Florida under the provisions of Section 28. Article III of the BEXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT stitution of this State, I transmit to you with my obje

Tallahassee thereto, House Bill No. 1421, entitled: fJune 9th, 1939. "An Act to declare, designate and establish certain

Honorable R. A. Gray, in Palm Beach County as State roads, and as suchSecretary of State, a part of State Roads of the State of florida." AsTallahassee, Fla. This bill seeks to designate nine roads in one

Dear Mr. Gray: as State Roads without regard to expense to the State CPursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida Department or the feasibility of the need of the r' By

under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- whether the roads are desired or whether they are us Holstitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections to the people of the County, to commerce or to the tra thereto, House Bill No. 1412, entitled: public. Ierso

"An Act to declare, designate and establish certain State The roads designated are so indefinite that no pr Anroads in DeSoto County, florida." knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed there

This bill seeks to designate fifty-six roads in one county years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for theas State Roads without regard to expenses to the State Road Road Department to build or construct these roads;Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads, aftel they were constructed there would never be ewhether the roads are desired or whether they are useful gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, muchto the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling build bridges over the streams and waterways in abvpublic. haul commerce and accommodate traffic. ieeblecThe roads designated are so indefinite that no person It we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must ha e:knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for orderly system of building, according to specificatyears to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State qualified engineers and not only the roads but theRoad Department to build or construct these road and musr be constructed so as to withstand traffic.after they were constructed there would never be enough A road system of this kind should not be startedgas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair. much less general plan of building, according to the needs ofbuild bridges over the streams and waterways in order to county in Florida, has been made, then it should be P haul commerce and accommodate traffic, in one bill, so that each county could get its fair ar Sec

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an roads designated and an equal amount of the gas to Taorderly system of building. according to specifications by building of such roads necessary for the convenience arqualified engineers and not only the roads out the bridges public, commerce and the people in the section tymust be constructed so as to withstand traffic. which these roads pass. . 11e

A road systemn of this kind should not be started until a The number of roads mentioned in the bill would 1 SlUMgeneral plan of building, according to the needs of each be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling. therecounty in Florida. has been made, then it should be placed. therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1421, as passed bin one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of Legislature of 1939.waroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for Respectfully submitted, . l!building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the FRED P. CONE, DIVpublic, commerce and the people in the section through Governor. oadwhich these roads pass. Senator Kanner moved that the rules be waived a Th

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly Senate take up and consider House Bill 1421 (1939 S I obe useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, at this time. thetherefore, I veto House Bill No. 1412, as passed by the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. tyLegislature of 1939. The President put the question: "Shall the bill P

Respectfully submitted, Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstandlhFRED P. CONE, Upon-the passage of House Bill No. 1421 (1939 Ses

Governor. roll was called and the vote was:Senator Cliett moved that the rules be waived and the Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). Beal1 '

Senate take up and consider House Bill 1412 (1939 Session) Yea- e nators Adams (2,th) Adams (30th) Berleat this time. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, CHinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Maddox, Maines. McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose.-The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward. Whitaker. Wil

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Nays-None. UUpon the passage of House Bill No. 1412 (1939 Session) So House Bill No. 1421 (1939 Session) passed b'Ye

the roll was called and the vote was: quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all member UYeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler, ent, the Governor's objections to the contrary not'

Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drunmmnond, Dye, Graham, ing, and the action of the Senate was ordered cer

May 9,1941 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 379 i

Ie House of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the A road system of this kind should not be started until a ,le. general plan of building, according to the needs of each The following Message from the House of Representa- county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed

tes was received and read: in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share ofles-~~ ~ Tallahassee, Fla., May 9, 1941. roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for

H »n. John R. Beacham, building of such roads necessary for the convenience of theon. John the Beacha e, public commerce and the people in the section through lpresident of the Senate. which these roads pass. ,

gr ,ir: 4 i . T 4 r The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardlyI am directed by the House of Representatives to inform be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public.

he Senate that the House of Representatives has passed, therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1838, as passed by the by the required Constitutional two-thirds vote of all mem- Legislature of 1939. ,birs of the House of Representatives present, the Governor's , s i. objections to the contrary notwithstanding:Respectfully submitted,,

FIRED P. CONE,BY Messrs. Henderson and Gillespie of Volusia- Governor.House Bill No. 1838-(1939 Session): Senator Price moved that the rules be waived and the F] 'An Act to designate and establish State Roads and High- Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1838 (1939 Ses- |

ways in Volusia County, Florida, State Roads: Declaring sion) at this time. sthe same to be part of the System of State Highways and Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. a

podig for the survey and location thereof by the State wnc wa geaVya w hrsvt.proading fr then suve lrand locaton thereof by the State FoiaThe President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, thelRodDepartment of florida. pass,' bjciost tecotaytheihtndn?

Also has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Goveor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?"vote of all members of the House of Representatives present, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1838 (1939 Session) the lhe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. roll was called and the vote was: jBy Mr. West of Santa Rosa- Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, Butler,

wnii<Mrp. West of Sna7-lq osa- n Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham,, J,House Bill No. 1870-(1939 Session): Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler,An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Santa Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands, Sosa County, Florida, as State roads. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Wardr,ar, Whitaker, Wilson-32. i nAlso has passed by the required Constitutional two-thirds Nays-None. ' t

aote of all members of the House of Representatives present,S T Ward,, Wilson-32the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. SoHnousti e Btutional two1838 (19thirds 3 Session) passed by thpresent, t e

ote of all m e m bers o~f the House of Representatives present, C onstitutional tw o-thirds vote of all m em bers present, the r qBy Mr. Simpson of Jefferson- Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and |I iHouse Bill No. 1882-(1939 Session): the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the House FEiAn Act designating and establishing certain roads in Jef- of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. * i !'

terson County, Florida, as State roads. And House Bill No. 1870 (1939 Session), contained in the .And respectfully requests the concurrence of the Senate above message, was read by title together with the following ;

therein. objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Gov-i ' 'Very respectfully, ernor of Florida: I

BEN H. FUQUA, State of Florida " Chief Clerk House of Representatives. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT i ;

And House Bill No. 1838 (1939 Session) contained in the TallahasseeI above message, was read by title together with the following June 8th, 1939 i '.!objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former Honorable R. A Gray, 'Governor of Florida.^ a -Si* 1 "GoverSnor of atlorida. Secretary of State,

State of FPlorida Tallahassee, Fla. ! EXECUTIE DEPARTMENT Dear Mr. Gray: . *'

Tallahassee l erMr ryJunelth1 99 l *Pursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida June 9th, 193. under the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con-

onorable R. A. Gray stitution of this State. I transmit to you with my objectionsI 16Secretary of state, thereto, House Bill No. 1870, entitled:1 i"

belar Mr. Gr ay "An Act designating and establishing certain roads in i li:ear Mr. Gray: Santa Rosa County, Florida, as State roads." ,

Porsuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida This bill seeks to designate thirty-eight roads in one County oer the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- as State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road :|

tltutlon of this State, I transmit to you with my objections Department or the feasibility of the need of the roads .,thereto, House Bill No. 1838, entitled: whether the roads are desired or whether they are useful :

w An Act to designate and establish State roads and high- to the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling' i' ys in Volusia County, Florida, State roads: declaring public..,

tP same to be part of the system of State highways and The roads designated are so indefinite that no person'llPaOding for the survey and location thereof by the State knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for

i Department of Florida." years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State -his bill seeks to designate one hundred forty-two roads Road Department to build or construct these roads and, l''

te Ct County as State Roads without regard to expense to after they were constructed there would never be enough| lf t State Road Department or the feasibility of the need gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less ,1

the roads, whether the roads are desired or whether they build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to I ' Uhe te lto ~ the people of the County, to commerce or to haul commerce and accommodate traffic. .

h velimg public. If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an' '3inThe roads designated are so indefinite that no person orderly system of building, according to specifications by 'lj

whears ther they are needed or will ever be needed for qualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges | jteroad come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State must be constructed so as to withstand traffic. ;

Bter thepartment to build or construct these roads and A road system of this kind should not be started until a ! 'fs tax ere constructed there would never be enough general plan of building, according to the needs of each ;

tax binrey in Florida to keep them in repair, much less county in Florida, has been made, then it should be placedi l f odges over the streams and waterways in order to in one bill, so that each county could get its fair share of l IiIt NV erce and accommodate traffic. roads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes for 'isJrderly are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an building of such roads necessary for the convenience of the s

uli5iedY Ystem of building, according to specifications by public, commerce and the people in the section through, 3liRst be cengiers and not only the roads but the bridges which these roads pass. ,

L onstructed so as to withstand traffic. The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly il

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be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, The President put the question: "Shall the bill pas therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1870, as passed by the Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?;

Legislature of 1939. Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1882 (1939 Session) E

Respectfully submitted, roll was called and the vote was: onFRED P. CONE, Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, B

Governor. Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Grab

Senator Maddox moved that the rules be waived and the Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner Kelly, LewisSenate. take up and consider House Bill No. 1870 (1939 Session) Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose: S SB

at this time. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson( Vat this time.

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Nays-None. S

The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass, the Gov- So House Bill No. 1882 (1939 Session) passed by the req DVernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members prGovernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding A

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 1870 (1939 Session) the the action of the Senate was ordered certified to the Ho' Eroll was called and the vote was: of Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. S

Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th). Beall, Butler. HOUSE BILLS ON SECOND READING H01Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Graham, House Bill No 493: Its Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler.Maddox, Maines, McKenzie. Perdue. Price, Rose, Shands, A bill to be entitled An Act relating to and affectingShepherd. Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilson32 time within which writs of error shall be sued

Nays-None. tions at law or taken in suits in chancery; to repeal cert v0statutes relating thereto. and certain statutes saving ' ain

So House Bill No. 1870 (1939 Session) passed by the re- time therefor in favor of infants and married women; and quired Constitutional two-thirds vote of all members present, fix the effective date hereof. Btthe Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding, and Was taken up in its order. Orathe action of the Senate was ordered certified to the Houseof Representatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. N L m econ trule be walved and H

And House Bill No. 1882 (1939 Session), contained in^ he Bill No. 493 be read the second time by title only. * abov e message, was read by title together with the following Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote.objections thereto of the Honorable Fred P. Cone, former And House Bill No. 493 was read the second time by t _1:Governor of Florida: only. S.

State of Florida Senator Lewis offered the following amendment to Ho f EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Bill No. 493: 1e

Tallahassee In title of bill line 3 (typewritten bill) after the wos June 8th, 1939. "or" insert the word "appeals." 194:

Honorable R. A. Gray, Senator Lewis moved the. adoption of the amendment. onrdSecretary of State, Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. ·Tallahassee, Fla. SSenator Lewis moved that the rules be further waived a

Dear Mr. Gray: House Bill No. 493, as amended, be read the third time in intPursuant to authority vested in me as Governor of Florida and put upon its passage.

i tunder the provisions of Section 28, Article III of the Con- Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. triostitution of this State, I transmit to you with my objections And House Bill No. 493, as amended, was read the third i thereto. House Bill No. 1882, entitled: in full. S

"An Act designating and establishing certain roads in Upon the passage of House Bill No. 493, as amended, BllJefferson County, Florida, as State roads." roll was called and the vote was:

This bill seeks to designate forty-five roads in one County Yeas-Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall, But Aas State Roads without regard to expense to the State Road larke Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, GraBDepartment or the feasibility of the need of the roads, Hinely, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, Lewis, Lindler, Madwhether the roads are desired or whether they are useful Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Prie, Rose, Shands. Shepher 8to the people of the County, to commerce or to the traveling huler, Smith, Taylor Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-ha 31.

Nays-None. a. ,The roads designated are so indefinite that no person Nays-None.

knows whether they are needed or will ever be needed for So House Bill No. 493 passed, as amended, and the ac years to come, in fact, it would be impossible for the State of the Senate was ordered certified to the House immediat 8Road Department to build or construct these roads and by waiver of the rule. 9Vafter they were constructed there would never be enough House Bill No. 92: 8gas tax money in Florida to keep them in repair, much less A bill to be entitled An Act to amend Sections 4979 to build bridges over the streams and waterways in order to 4980, Revised General Statutes of Florida, 1920, the haul commerce and accommodate traffic. being Sections 7068 and 7069, Compiled General Laws "Co

If we are ever to have roads in Florida, we must have an Florida, 1927, relating to the payment of wages due orderly system of building, according to specifications by employee upon his death to his wife or other close relsaiqualified engineers and not only the roads but the bridges by including therein in addition to wages traveling gmust be constructed so as to withstand traffic. penses due such employee. B.

A road system of this kind should not be started until a Was taken up in its order. SBageneral plan of building, according to the needs of each Senator Collins moved that the rules be waived and a[, leucounty in Florida, has been made, then it should be placed Bill No. 92 be read the second time by title only. 8in one bill. so that each county could get its fair share ofroads designated and an equal amount of the gas taxes tor Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. ' herbuilding of such roads necessary for the convenience of the And House Bill No. 92 was read the second time bY |apublic, commerce and the people in the section through only. BfUwhich these roads pass. Senator Collins moved that the rules be further waiuved.

The number of roads mentioned in the bill would hardly House Bill No. 92 be read the third time in full and put be useful to the County, its people or to the traveling public, its passage. -therefore, I veto House Bill No. 1882, as passed by the Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. 9 QulLegislature of 1939. And House Bill No. 92 was read the third time in full. .

Respectfully submitted, Upon the passage of House Bill No. 92 the roll Was J aFRED P. CONE, and the vote was:

Governor. Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (30th), Butler, Senator Clarke moved that the rules be waived and the Cliett, Collins, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Gideons, Gr

Senate take up and consider House Bill No. 1882 (1939 Session) Hinely, Home, Housholder, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lews'at this time. ler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, Rose,

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor, Ward, Whitaker, Wilts

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Nays-None. Union. Nassau, Gilchrist, Levy, Alachua, Marion, Citrus, ?

So House Bill No. 92 passed, title as stated, and the action Sumter, Hernando and Pasco shall constitute and composef the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- the Second Congressional District.sentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Section 4. The Counties of Duval, Clay, Bradford, St.i

ouse Bill No. 34: Johns, Putnam and Flagler shall constitute and compose the

A bill to be entitled An Act to abolish all poll taxes in this Third Congressional District.StAte. Section 5 The Counties of Volusia, Lake, Seminole, Or- j lWas tae. ken up in its order. ange, Osceola, Brevard, Indian River, Okeechobee, St. LucieWas taken up Martinand Martin shall constitute and compose the Fourth Con- !,Senator Cooley moved that the rules be waived and House gressional District.

Bill No. 34 be read the second time by title only. Section 6. The Counties of Hillsborough, Polk, Pinellas,Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Manatee, Hardee, Highlands, Sarasota, DeSoto, Charlotte ,And House Bill No. 34 was read the second time by title and Glades shall constitute and compose she Fifth Congres-

only. sional District.l Senator Cooley moved that the rules be further waived and Section 7. The Counties of Lee, Hendry, Collier, Palm

House Bill No. 34 be read the third time in full and put upon Beach, Broward, Dade and Monroe shall constitute and l..|;!its passage. compose the Sixth Congressional District. i i-

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. Section 8. That when any new counties are created, such FAnd House Bill No. 34 was read the third time in full. new counties shall compose a part of the Congressional Dis-

Upon the passage of House Bill No. 34 the roll was called trict out of which the territory for such new county is'a the vote was located.

Yeas-Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Section 9. That all laws or parts of laws in conflict here- Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Cooley, Drummond, Dye, Folks, Gideons, with are hereby expressly repealed.,Graham, Horne, Kanner, Kelly, King, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, Section 10. This Act shall take effect at the expirationShands, Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Whitaker-24. of the terms of office of the Congressmen now serving fromNays-Senators Beall, Collins, Hinely, Housholder, Johnson, this State, provided however, that at the General Election

Lewis, McKenzie, Perdue, Price, -Rose, Taylor, Ward, Wilson to be held in A. D. 1942, a Congressman shall be elected from-13. each District as by this Act created.

So House Bill No. 34 passed, title as stated, and the action Senator Kelly moved the adoption of the amendment.of the Senate was ordered certified to the House of Repre- Pending adoption of the amendment offered by Senatorsentatives immediately, by waiver of the rule. Kelly to Senate Bill No. 109, Senator Horne moved that Senate

Pursuant to the motion made by Senator Ward on May 8, Bill No. 109, as amended, and with pending amendment, be1941, and the hour having arrived, the Senate took up for recommitted to the Committee on Congressional Reapportion- ;consideration Senate Bill No. 109, as a Special and Continuing ing and Redistrctig.IOrder. Pending adoption of the motion made by Senator Horne, i

Senate Bill No. 109: Senator Rose moved. as a substitute motion, that further con- iA bill to be entitled An Act dividing the State of Florida sideration of Senate Bill No. 109, as amended, and with pend- !: ,'A bill to be entitled An Act dividing the State of Florida ing a

Into six (6) Congressional districts: and prescribing and set- ing amendment, be made a Special and Continuing Order ofting forth the territorial limits and boundaries of each dis- s esso c a by I'141

I Was taken up in its order. Pending adoption of the substitute motion made by Senator Senator Ward moved that theo rRose, Senator Rose moved that the Senate do now proceed to ,

Senator Ward moved that the rules be waived and Senate the consideration of Executive CommunicationsI,Bill No. 109 be read the second time by title only. o

Which was agreed to by a two-thirds vote. And the Senate went into Execution Session at 12:59 o'clock 'And Senate Bill No. 109 was read the second time by title p M . ,

The Senate emerged from Executive Session at 1:12 o'clockl 'Senator Beacham offered the following amendment to . M., and resumed its Session. '

Se ~nate~ Bill.~ No. 109:.The roll was called and the following Senators answered to l,In Section 5, line 1 (typewritten bill), strike out the word their names:

Broward" and insert the following: Collier. ther names:SeBrwator" Beand m m se the adfollowing: oColliera t. . Mr. President; Senators Adams (25th), Adams (30th), Beall,11 "Senator Beacham moved the adoption of the amendment. Butler, Clarke, Cliett, Collins, Cooley. Drummond. Dye, Folks ! Which was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. Gideons, Graham, Hinely, Horne, Housholder, Johnson, Kan- 'Senator Beacham also offered the following amendment ner, Kelly, King, Lewis, Lindler, Maddox, Maines, McKenzie l

to Senate Bill No. 109: Perdue, Price, Rose, Shands. Shepherd, Shuler, Smith, Taylor.,I Section 2, line 1 (typewritten bill), strike out the word Ward, Whitaker, Wilson-3*7.

Colier" and insert "Broward." A quorum present.Senator Beacham moved the adoption of the amendment. The hour of adjournment having arrived at a point of orderWhich was agreed to and the amendment was adopted. was called and the Senate stood adjourned at 1:13 o'clock P.

nator Kelly ffered the following amendment to Senate M, ntil 3:00 o'clock P.M., Monday May 12 1941SillNo. 109: EXECUTIVE SESSION ANNOUNCEMENTS

Strike Out all after the enacting clause, and insert in The Senate in Executive Session on Friday. May 9, 1941 ad-lieu thereof the following: vised and consented to the following appointments by the F%he6 on. 1. That the State of Florida be and the same is Governor i'

rtlbY divided into six (6) Congressional Districts, same to be John L. Moore. Judge of the Criminal Court of Record in 1.ribeled and designated as District Number One, District and for Palm Beach County, State of Florida, for a term of

IhbT:er Two, District Number Three, District Number Four, 4 years from January 1, 1942. . ,F1 | A!et B Number Five and District Number Six. W. E. Roebuck, Solicitor of the Criminal Court of Record

looseaS 2- The Counties of Escambia, Santa Rosa, Oka- in and for Palm Beach County, State of Florida, for a termQouf' Walton1 Holmes, Bay, Washington, Jackson, Calhoun, of 4 years from June 4, 1942.*eo ^sittu°t en, Liberty, Franklin, Wakulla and Leon shall David J. Heffernan, Judge of the Civil Court of Record in

1 See a'nd compose the First Congressional District. and for Dade County, State of Florida, for a term of 4 years3. The Counties of Jefferson, Taylor, Madison, from January 15, 1942. 11.;

On, Suwannee, Lafayette. Dixie, Columbia, Baker, " F.