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TE Board of Administration: salaries 855.900, necessary and regular ex- penses $13.500. And the following from special rt Prison Farm. There d out of gen- an amount which, when from special mill- up @ total of $ for salaries $178,100, of $4,000 per an- of state pri regular expenses ruing and/ slae of person- propriated for There is out of General which, when eeds from special mill- up a total of $200 or salaries $88,000, ne expneses $1 yment of additic 00. Bang's disea: tuberculosis eradication nt to cattle owners in necessary and riated amount which fe r 000, of sar ww eys received by the nder the management board of contro! and commissioners of state ther than from state or of commi institutions, for the institutions collecting expended as said boards 1 said mone: e board of control to fix and col- terials, correspon- te hing thro ion department ; provided that all by the said all not affect the or be deducted shall be used so collected 4 of control si appropriation from. and they counti of the the of Florida, id board of troller re of said funi a report of the work her with rk alaries, purposes, sum or sums appropri- if not required for may be applied to y the comp- by the treasury, funds appropriated board of control or to ropriated for institutions rol or management of the ward of control 5 That any moneys by this Act for a designated which, at the end of such remain unexpended or not ted to be expended, the said iH alance y be used fe ke purposes in the second year of ennium, but whatever balance nded or not contract- expended at the end of the revert + appro- iated ppropriated he records of the 1 of each bi- at no funds approp the state board of control he control e board transferred to nue fund or in any- affected by the preceding Federal money appropria- » congress of the United ate purposes, inconjunction ed by the is hereby t may be » foh which jlable and in- is permitted by the made e same statu ar purpo: tion of this Act, 1 item of appropri ntained, if found to bi or vetoed by the governor over-riding action of the ! r shall in no way affect othe sections or other items of appropria- tion contained in this act. & In order to s of the appropriated iter all be necessary at the d in the usual manner, by the budget jon, to present to the bud- mission an itemized state- of their expenditures making the total of the appropriations rein provided for, and for addition- appropriations or less appropria- s to make up such schedules as to advise the budget sum total of and for nece: enses to be included s allowed. propriations provid- are maximum ap- 7 upon the revenue to ch appropri the ¥ and required oc. 9 for by this / propriations. bas tion of sufficient and provide for st if. in the opinion the revenues to bi insufficient to me tion: prov dget co Qn ust and or reduce the budget @epartment or board by th mn of positions or dutie that efficiency and economy n therefrom, and the appropria- kept within the revenues of the In the event the budget com- sion shlal fail to adjust and or the budgets of the several ents after the governor has certified that the anticipated revenue ot permit of the maximum ap- ation herein made, the gover- eby vested with power hority to effect such changes ative order, it being the in- and purpc of thi: ection to y depa éepartm - comin B Program” such appropriation is made contingent upon funds being avail- able for the construction of such buildings without decreasing any ap- propriation for salaries or necessary and regular expense; and provided further that if any of the buildings mentioned in this Act are provided for in any other Act fo the legisla- ture of 1939, then the appropriation for such buildings mentioned herein shall be null and void. Where the salary of any officer or employee of the state has not been changed by act out of the legislature of the appropriation for salaries respecting such officer or employee shall control the salary or compen- bop: to be paid such’ officer or em- plo Sec. 17. None of the appropria- tions from the General Revenue Fund provided for herein shall be avail- able to any department of the state government unless and until the head of such department shall pre- pare and file with the sail Budget Commission full and complete state- ment of all anticipated revenues, re- ceipts and expenditures in detail, reasonably to be expected by such department covering the annual per- iods beginning July 1, 1939, and July 1, 1940. Said statement or budget shall include the amount which said department anticipates it will receive from all sources, including the appro- priation from General Revenue made hereunder, as well as all other rev- enues received from any sources vhatsoever. and said statement of <penditures shall include all expen- ditures anticipated to be made, giv- ing details as to the number of em- ployees, amount to be paid employ- ees. and itemized estimate of moneys o be spent for expenses and main- tenance of each department. Sai statement or budget shall be filed with the state budget Commission and approved by it prior to July 1, of the fiscal year of which the ap- ‘opriation is made, and in the event i budget shows said estimate of expenditures will be less than the estimate of revenues, the appropria- tion contained herein shall be dimin- ed for that fiscal year by the sunt shown in such budget as an- pated surplu: Sec. 13. All laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith are hereby re- pealed. Sec. 14. This Act shall take effect on July 1, 1929. Became a law without the gover- nor’s approval. CHAPTER 19319 AN ACT To Amend Sections 1 and 4 of Chapter 17903, Laws of Florida, ts of 1937, Being an Act entitled: An Act to’ Appropriate $87,760 for the Further Expenses of the Ever- clades National Park Commission, ated by Act of pter ended by 19: Legislature, , May 25, 1929, as Am- Chapter 16966, Acts of acted by the Legislature of e State of Florida: . That Section 1 of Chapter Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937, d the same is hereby amended For the purpose of further ig the expenses of the work glades National Park . created by Act of the 25, 1929, Chapter cts of 1929, as amended by 16966, Acts of 1935, the sum 87,760 is hereby appropriated. 2. That Section 4 of Chapter Laws of Florida, Acts of 1937, and the same is hereby amended ad as follows: ‘That out of the unexpended of this appropriation for the et forth, the sum of $10,- 000 per annum and the same shall remain available to the Everglades National Park Commission for the purpose of further defraying the ex- penses of the work of said commis- sion for the period ending June 30, 1941, and the comptroller of the state is hereby authorized and directed to issue warrants on said fund as orig- ly intended, and as though speci- appropriation had been made thereto. Sec ‘That all laws and parts of in conflict herewith are hereby aled. . 4. That this Act shall become effective immediately upon its be- ng a law. ecame a law without the gover- nor’s approval. CHAPTER 19321 N ACT Amending Section 5987, ed General Statutes of Flor- 1920, relating to the Compensa- tion of the prosecuting atorney of the county court. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the ite of Florida: Sec. 1. That Section 5987, Revised General Statutes of Florida, 1920, be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 5987. He shall be paid Eight Hundred dollars per annum and $5 for each conviction and shall also re- ceive 10 percent of each cash bond estreated in his court in connection with which an investigation is made, and an information is filed, provided that in the event the defendant whose cash bond has been estreated is sub- sequently arrested, tried and convict- ed, he shall receive as compensa- tion for said conviction, the differ- ence between the amount received on account of sai bond estreature and the conviction fee hereinbefore set forth.” Sec. 2. This Act shall take effect on August 1, . This Act shall not apply to, change or affect the compensation of any county prosecut- ing attorneys now or hereafter re- ceiving compensation or fees under any law of the State of Florida, other than under id Section 5987, but such other laws shall continue to fix the fees and compensation of such prosecuting attorneys notwithstand- ing this amendment of Section 5987. See All laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith are hereby re- Dealed Became a law without the Gover- 'S approval. CHAPTER 19322 N ACT making an appropriation for conducting research demonstra- tion work on bright or flue-cured to- accos in the state of Florida. Wher- eas the bright or flue-cured tobacco industry is one of Florida’s new and important industries, and as it is important to the state ida that her tobacco farmers advantage of the best scien- information and help in all Fi have tific y phases of growing and handling of eir tobacco; particularly the control blue mold and other major prob- and whereas it is deemed nec- essary and desirable that monies be nade available for conducting re- search and demonstration work for and with bright tobacco farmers, and whereas such work is considered of great importance ,to the entire state of Florida and her citizens, therefore, Be It Enacted by the Li of the State of Florida: Sec, 1. That the sum of $10,000 per ear be and the same is hereby ap- priated from any funds in the te treasury not otherwise appro- priated for use by the Florida Agri- i cultural Experiment Stations for con- t 2 Provided, howe shall not be con- xt the governor or ion has the pow- department of f control shall f the school ni institutions appropriated No mone act to pay a > shall b oe S appropriated department A ain a sim- ropriations appear in this Act ‘Building ‘or cting research and demonstration work on bright or flue cured tobac- in the state of Florida; such are hereby appropriated for the 1 periods beginning July 1, 1939 ‘uly 1, 1940. 2. Any part of the sum appro- ed herein for use during the first | year and unexpended at the end of that year shall be and is hereby made available for the pur- deseribed in this Act during cond fiseal year beginning July Sec. 3. Any monies received from the sale of Tobacco produced by the Florida Agricultural Experiment Sta- tions in carrying out the provisions of this Act shall and are hereby re- the Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations for the purpose of this Act; and any such monies shall not be de- ducted from the $10,000 annual ap- propriation specifically provided for in_this Act. Sec. 4. The comptroller of the state of Florida is hereby aut pay out funds apnropriated in this Act in the manner provided by law, Sec. 5. The director of the Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations is hereby authorized to make and en- ter into cooperative agreements with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, the College of Agriculture of the University of Florida and/or any bureau, division, or unit of the Unit- ed States Department of Agricul- ture for furthering the purposes of this act. Any funds allocated or ap- propriated in or by the terms of such cooperative agreements to the Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations are hereby made available to the Flor- ida Agricultural Experiment Stations for use in carrying out the purposes of this Act and shall not be consid- ered part of any sums specifically appropriated by this Act. Sec. 6. This Act shall take effect upon becoming a law. Became a law without the Gover- nor’s approval. CHAPTER 19323 AN _ACT to amend Section 2213 of the Revised General Statutes of Florida, providing for examination fee: annual registration fee: re-reg- istration report of the Board of Phar- macy. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: Sec. 1. That Section 2213 of the Revised General Statutes of Florida id shall be amended to read as follows: 2213. Examination Fee: Annual Registration Fee; Re-registration Re- port of the Board of Pharmacy.—The Board of Pharmacy shall be entitled to collect from each qualified per- son who makes application to take the examination to become a regis- tered pharmacist the sum of $25.00 which shall be in full for all serv- ices; and in case the examination of any person shall prove defective and unsatisfactory, his or her name not be registered, he or she shall be permitted to present himself or her- self again for examination within any period not exceeding 12 months thereafter and no charge shall be made for such re-examination. Ev- ery person registered who desires to continue the practice of pharmacy in the state of Florida shall annually thereafter, during the time he or she shall continue such practice, pay to the secretary of said board of phar- macy a registration fee, to be fixed by the said board, but which in no case shall exceed the sum of $5.00, for which he or she shall receive a renewal of the said registration for 1 year. It shall be the duty of every person registered, upon changing his or her place of business from one town to another forthwith to notify the secretary of the said Board of Pharmacy of such change in location. It shall also be the duty of every person registered to notify, bv letter, said secretary by the 20th of June of each year, whether he or she will continue to practice at his or her registered place of business, enclos- ing the ~>uired fee. The secretary of said Board shall notify by letter mailed to their address as appearing in his books, every person register- ed, who shall not have notified him as hereinprovided, that renewal of registration is required, and in case an answer enclosing the necessary fee is not received by the secretary within 60 days after the date of such notice, such name shall be stricken from the register and such person shall no longer be known or consid- ered as a registered pharmacist un- der the laws of the State of Florida or. entitled to practice as such; pro- vided, that such person shall have the right to have his or her name re- registered upon payment to- said board of a fee of sy if such applica- tion be made within 12 months from the date his or her name is so strick- en. If such application is not made within 12 months from such date then he or she will be required to proceed as in the case of original registration; provided that actual re- tirement from the profession of any registered pharmacist for a period not exceeding 5 years shall not de- prive such person of the right to renew his or her registration upon the payment of all lapsed fees, and Provided also, that the renewal of registration fee and the $5 re-regis- tration fee herein provided for shall be used by the board of pharmacy in the execution of duties and for the advance of the arts and science of pharmacy. The secretary of the board shall annually present to the governor of the state and to the Florida State Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation a report, audited by a certi- fied public accountant, which shall include an itemized statement of re- ceipts and expenditures, the name and address of each man registered during the year and a list of the names and addresses of all pharma- cists from whom re-registration fee was received for the year. Se That this Act shall become effective upon its becoming a law. Became a law without the gover- nor’s approval. CHAPTER 19315 AN ACT to repeal Sections 3954, 3955 and 3956 of the Revised General Statutes of Florida, 1920, being Sec- tions 5873, 5874 and 5875 of the com- piled general laws of Florida, 1927, and being Chapter 1476, laws of Flor- ida, Acts of 1866 session of the leg- islature, relating to the support by the children of parents who are un- able to support themselves, provid- ing for proceedings in connection therewith and enforcing any order made thereon. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: Sec. 1. That Sections 3954, 3955 and 3956, Revised General Statutes of 1920, being Sections 5873, 5874 and 5875 of the compiled general laws of Florida, acts of the 1866 session of the legislature, be and the same are hereby repealed. Sec. 2. That this act shall take ef- fect upon its becoming a law with or without the approval of the gover- nor. Became a law without the gover- nor’s approval. CHAPTER 19288 AN ACT authorizing the use of State prisoners for the improvement, conservation and reforestation of lands owned by the state of Florida: Authorizing the Trustees of the In- ternal Improvement Fund and the board of commissioners of state in- stitutions to enter into such arrange- ments as may deemed advisable in relation thereto. Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Florida: i Sec. 1. The board of commissioners of state institutions of the state of Florida shali have authority to make use of state >risoners in the improve- ment. conservation and reforestation of lands owned by the State of Florida held by the Trustees of the internal improvement fund of the state of Florida. Sec. 2. For the purpose set forth in Section 1, the said board of com- missioners of state institutions and the said trustees of the Internal im- ‘provement fund shall have authority to enter into such arrangements be- tween said boards for carrying on such work of improvement, conser- vation! and for reforestation on state lands as may be deemed advisable for paying the expenses of the same, and for such other things as may be necessary in connection with such w vork, Sec. 3. This Act shall become ef- fective upon its passage and approv- al by the governor, or upon its, be- coming a law without his approval. a law without the gover- Became av-oropriated for the use of and by nor’s approval. ized to f Be It wee nermggey ——————— jee. eee eee... ee of petro- signee of said lot of seed shall be done with reference thereto. are oth oti ‘ hereby validated, ratified, confirmed, approved and declared jegal in ali respects, notwithstanding any defect or irregularity therein or any want of statutory authority. —All contrac! me! tions and undert akings of such hot ing authorities heretofore entered in- to relating to financing or, in the development, construction, main- tenance or operation of any hous- ing project or projects or to obtain- ing aid therefor from the United State Housing Authority, ale | (without limiting the generality the foregoing) loan and annual con- tributions, contracts and leases with the United State housing authority, agreements with municipalities or other publie bodies (including those which are pledged or authorizéd to be pledged for the protection of the holders of any notes or bonds ‘issued by such housing authorities or which are otherwise made a of the contract with such holders of notes or bonds) relating to cooperation and contributions in aid of housten’ proj- ects, payments (if any) in of taxes, iurnishing of municipal’ serv- jees and facilities, d the elimina- tion of unsafe and insanitary dwell- of conte or other like products i. The every dealer in gaso- herein ‘shall prevent the levying by mailed to the person, firm oF Corpo: i from the land of a e let a sl prevent levying by mi lo the person, firm or corpo- offense of severing etree ‘or trees line or other like products of Betro- municipalities, or other political sub- ration, whose tag or label was found or any parcel of the realty and the leum. under whatever name desig- divisions. of reasonable flat license affixed thereto. — z taking and carrying away of same, pated in this frome ——— oan a = tenes eee the Teininess of | 'The maa, oo Agriculture i ii G or ie l- aul fo ire} and to provide the punishment there- Say an yo Pom tee’ of eee are Waser other prod. herel ‘ized a to earry out the provisions of this ‘or. cent per gallon for every gallon of retail. ne - mented by the Legislature of gasoline or other like lucts of pe- See. 14. That this aet is an emer- section and to pay a reasonable mar- Soe ag Leip A ent troleum, under and whatever name gency revenue measure and shall be ket price for same. oc. 1. Wawa’ gr. sual ‘the Pond designated, sold by him on which the ot no force and effect from and af- . 8. Seizure for Violations.—It oF cause to be entered upon, the land tax ‘herein previded has not been ter July 1, 194 shall be unlawful for any person, . en x an bie ed Pi yet paber paid, or the ne thereof has not gece. 15. Al laws or parts of laws {Tm or corporation to sell, offer or bid buhery Piso si vonberr ps y er, been assumed by a person preceding in confiict herewith are eby re- @Xpose for sale, any lot of seeds as tee or trees. standing or growing him in the handling of said lot of pealed defined in section 2 of this act, not a. or any — cz pal ae products. Delivery shall be deemed rm . properly tagged or labeled, and such realty. ‘the <Property of another of to be made at the point of destina- ee This act shall take effect seed may be seized and held by the Be eb ee and take tion. This additional license tax of July FE 1939. commissioner ding determination and carry away. or cause to be ta- 1 cent per gallon on gasoline or other Became a law without the gover- as legal disposition of the same. en ee Paid same or any like products of petroleum, under nor’s approval. Provided, however, that any person, part Eaereat | without the consent of whatever name designated, shall be [acer firm or corporation from whom seed : “ ali o' Ge! property, fe gp the paid to the comptroller monthly in CHAPTER 19364 has been seized shall have the right aga Hat sours Pog 9 ,to his own the following manner: On or before AN ACT to provide for the inspec- immediately to apply to the proper ve i etention. Btate prison not exceeding two years, troller the number of gallons of such for propegation purposes, and ts pre: Sec. 9. Seed Laboratory and Trial ed, however, that the provisions of Deane’ Sid by him during the pre- vent the introduction into and the Grounds—For the purpose of carry- this act shall not apply to the trim- {ime pay to the cen toher ke ee Sale within this state of same when ing out the provisions of this Act the ming or cutting of trees or timber ome Bay ¢ Comptroller the am- misbranded, adulterated or of infer- commissioner of agriculture is au- by municipal of private public ati of license tax above mentioned. jor quality; to require a seedman’s thorized and instructed to establish Figrmniciee! ot atvate: pabtic nit such report wee show in detail the registration, to create a seed inspec- a seed laboratory and employ a seed trimming or cutting is ‘required for mgunt of gallons of such products tion bureau under the commissioner analyst under the direction of the tie eetatlighinsct co mainietatas Ge “nt boathear” = —_ county. , of agriculture and to prescribe its state chemist, or to enter into coop- the ‘service furnished by any such moet sco y, dealer shall fail to powers and duties thereunder; to erative arrangements with the State ings, and contracts for con- utility. Comedian cae Reval corer to the authorize the establishing of a seed Board of Control for the utilizationgstruction of housing projects, togeth- Sec. 2. That this Act shall take ef. or before the ith day cr thereon W2boratory; to authorize the collec- of equipment, facilities and person-~er with all proceedings, acts and fect upie ie aay oo e Lael : tag. ihe Sei foe man the tion of fees for inspection, these nel of the Florida Agricultural Ex- things heretofore undertaken, per- by the povennde ee ee nd SRPrOval eense tax io due ne hecnin metas fees to constitute an operating fund periment Station for sample analyses formed or done with reference there- t nor, ipon its becom- erein prov: to be used towards defraying costs and tests in laboratory or trial to, are hereby validated, ° ratified, ing a law without such approval. the comptroller shall, after having of administration. grounds. confirmed, approved and declared Became a law without the gover- given at least five days’ notice to “ “ Be It Enacted by the Legislature of Sec. 10. Free Tests and Fees for legal in all respects, notwithstanding nor’s approval. Such dealer, estimate the amount of Bé¢,It Enacted Florida: : Testing.—Any citizen of this state 8AY defect or irregularity therein or Sec. 1. Short title. — ‘This act shall shall have the privilege of submit- @8Y Want of statutory authority. be known by the title of the Florida ting to the commissioner of agricul- _ See. jotes and Bonds. All pro- Pure Seed Labeling Law. ture samples of seeds for test and Ceedings. acts and things thereto- c. 2. Definitions.—For the pur- analysis, subject to such rules and fore undertaken, performde or Poses of this Act the following terms regulations as may be adopted by im or for authorization, issuance, exe- when used in this act or the rules said commissioner of agriculture; CUtion and delivery of notes and and regulations made pursuant there- provided that the commissioner of ag- bonds by housing authorities for the to shall be construed respectively to riculture may by such regulations Purpose of financing or aiding in the jean : fix the maximum number of samples development or construction of a Seeds—The term “‘seeds" shall in- that may be tested free of charge housing project or projects, and all alae ei seed of those annual crops for any one citizen in any one per. agg 2 crane bp gene = > , wn on farms in gar- iod of time and fix charges for tests PY, : the State of “aoa SES Lee ey cere from the dens, commonly known as “field and of samples submitted in excess of Nalidated. ratified, approved:and:de- ree, Nes permale te wet dog taxes imposed t Sct, after grass seed,” and as “‘vegetable those tested free of charge. clared lexal in all respects, notwith- & s and dog racing in Pay’ by the comptrolier of the feeds,” Bas 1k. Meapiereens 98 yg. Standing any defect or irregularity counties where racing April 10 in any expenses incident to the act, includ- issioner — Commissioner of sioncr is hereby authorized to em therein or any want of statutory au- year, is now authorized by law, issued ing postage. clerical aid, costs and agriculture of the state of Florida. Si0her is hereby: authorized to em- thority. yt apes commission in the expen joe os a iting lon, shall " Persons—Indiyiduals, associations, Pidiists and others as inay be nec. Sec. 4. Effective Date—This"' act xP ekn eect? atified in the year fe Pete antiollor: stare enecaaury, PY partnerships and corporations, wheth- gsary to carry out the provisions of Shall take effect immediately tpon shall become null ‘and Void at the shall be the duty of the state treas, “Tpprivate, Public or municipal. this Act, to fix their salaries and to its passage and approval by the gov- shall become null and void at the shall be the duty of the state treas laces — Vessels, railroad cars, pay same from such funds as may €or or upon its becoming a law expiration 0 months after such yrer to credit one-half of the Proceeds automobiles, or other vehicles, build- fe” available for the purpose; pro. Without such approval. ication, even though the holder thereof to the general revenue fund ings and other premises where seeds 00<)"% a aealente aeons Became a law without the gover- of said permit has filed with said pe- to be used and disbursed as provided are kept, grown, or handled. Hed, tat seed analysts and osper nor's approval riod to construct a dog track suitable by law, and for that purpose said "All words shall be construed to im- ‘echnical employees. shall be | duly 0 conduct a dog racing meeting, but remaining one-half of the proceeds of port either the plural or the singu. @Ualified by education and experi- 9509 any such permit so issued and ratifi. seid taxes hereby levied is hereby Jar, masculine or feminine, as the °"°®- : Se ee her okey pag gr a ae iy aioe: cone eon, soho case demands. 4 ap 12. Rules mE Een ae rie amend Section 20, an additional 12 months’ period, but surplus accruing in the county school _ See, 3., Inspection Bureau Created. tor giving due public notice, 1s here- of 199, as. amended by. ‘Chapter if the holder thereof fails to con- fund over and above the amounts ),)Rere is hereby created and estab- hy empowered to adopt and publish 17015, acts of 1935, relating to fresh struct a dog track suitable to conduct Provided to be paid thereout as now lished a state seed inspection bureau such rules and regulations as may water fish and game. a dog racing meeting, within twenty- Provided by law, by reason of the Under, the supervision of the state be deemed necessary in order ot Se Be It Bnacted by the Legislature of four months after the ratification of appropriation hereby made of one- fhe authority of this coe ant tae cure the eflicient enforcement of this the State of Florida: said permit, then and in that event, half of the proceeds of the tax herein Guties prescribed herein shall te wx, 8¢t: Sec. 1, ‘That Section 20 of Chap- hereby re-appropriat- reised and performed by said com- Se. 13. Enforcement.—The com- ter |. laws of Florida,, acts of missioner of agriculture is vested 1929, as amended by Chapter 17015, the permit shall be null and void, and Prvoided for , i: the racing commission is hereby au- ed: and made available to the genera missioner. s Sec. 4. Registration Necessary to With power and authority to enforce acts of 1935, be and the same is here- thorized to cancel such permit with- revenue funds of the state of Flor- out notice to the holder thereof. ida for the purposes provided by i visi 3 by et read a . sell or Distribute 7 pie: 3 the provisions of this act and the by amended to read as followg:.The tree oej,The Purpose and intent of Jaw. and the same shall be credited Pe udawidl fee acy seeda; it, shall vuies and regulations made pursuant license fee to be charged. nomcresi- is act is to extend, for an addition- b} fe treasurer to said fund, upon oy other merchant to sell, distribute, thereto by writ of injunction in the dents of the state of Florida to take offer or expose for sale or distribu. Proper court as well as by criminal fresh water fish or to fish in, the AN ACT to Define and ‘ish the s. at wholesale or samples of seed as may be necessary such prdoucts sold by such dealer CHAPTER 19353 Paco such Frege <—S = AN ACT relating to dog racing; formation as he may be able to ob- providing for continuing in effect, ‘@ia, and shall add ten per centum Tor an additional 12 months’ period’ of the amount of such taxes as esti- any permit to conduct dog racks a; mated as the nenalty for the failure counties where racing after April 19 Of such dealer to make such report fn-any year is’ now’ authorized. by of Payment, and shall proceed to col- law, issued by the state racing com- lect such taxes, together with all mission in the year 1936, bad eaten; costs and obtain the same as delin- SPE Pe eee tarsus quent railroad taxes are collected by Be It Enacted by the Legislature of !®¥- al twelve months, the time within approval of the governor. which the holder of a permit issued Sec. 4. That the gasoline inspec- tion in thi i: s i e- fi aetrs e f ie RO issued — Sec. 4. - tion in thi proceedings suspension or re- fresh waetrs in the of Florida and ratified in the year 1938, in said tion of the state of Florida shall be thereof.» fate, any seed or mixture Vocation of registration of the of at large shall be $ The jicense . = to construct a and they are hereby declared to be seed or mixture thereof, first regis- fender. It shall be the duty of the fee to be charged dents of the fog track suitable to conduct a dog applicable to the enforcement of this tering with the Commissioner of Ag- attorney general, the state attorneys, state of Florida to take fresh water cing meeting. . riculture as a Seed Dealer, which Prosecuting attorneys, county solici- fish or to fish in the fresh waters registration shall be issued annually tors. and all public ‘prosecutors in of the state of Florida at large shall me poration or association violating any by the commissioner of agriculture €8¢h county to represent the com- be $2.00. Non-residents of the state of the provisions of this act, for the upon payment by the owner of such Missioner when called upon to do so, of Florida may secure a ten day first offense shall be guilty’ of mis. seeds or mixture thereof, of an an- The commissioner in the discharge of continuous license to take fresh wa- demeanor, and shall be punished ac- nual fee for each store of $1.00 for his duties and in the enforcement ter fish or to fish in the fresh wa- cordingly, and for the second or fur- @ seedsman selling at retail only, Of the powers herein delegated may ters of the state of Florida for a li- ther offense shall be fined not more or $10.00 for a seedsman selling ©™mploy counsel. send for books and ¢ense fee of $2.00. No license shall than $5,000, and in addition thereto, wholesale only or selling both whole. Papers, administer oaths and hear be required for residents of the state it shall be the discretion ef thé sale and retail, Suck’ registration witnesses, and to that end it is made of Florida to take by hook and li comptroller to revoke the dealer's shall expire July 30 of each year. All the duty of the various sheriffs thru- rod and reel, bob, spinner or troll, AN ACT to amend Section 13 of license, and the proceeds of all fines fees paid the commissioner under 0Ut the state to serve all summonses fresh water fish in the county of Chapter 16981, laws of Florida, acts and penalties imposed hereunder, this act shall be deposited in the #Nd other paper upon request of said their legal residence and/or in all of 1935, as amended by oe 17729, less the costs, shall be paid into the state treasury to the credit of the commissioner. lakes and rivers forming the boun- laws of Florida, acts of 1937, entitled County Depository to the credit of general in tion fund, from which Sec. 14. Police Power Conferred. dary line or lines of bordering coun- ‘An act to confer certain powers up- the fine and forfeiture fund in the all expenditures shall be made in —The commis uiture ties. No license fee shall be charg- on the state board of control includ- county where the conviction was had, carrying out the provision of this and his employees are hereby vest- ed any resident of the state of Flor- ing the powers to purchase, lease, Provided, however, that the penalty act. in like manner as other ex- ed with authority to enter without ida to take game in the county of construct, better and equip buildings provided in this section may be in Penditures of the department of ag- Warrant any public or private prem- his or her residence on the home- for and to make other improvements addition to those provided for in sec- Ticulture. Provided, however, that the ises for the purpose of carrying out stead of his or her residence or the to institutions under its jurisdiction tion 2 of this act. term “seedman” as used’ in this the provisions of this act, and of the homesetad of his or her husband or and for such purpose and upon cer- gee ¢ That the t atal act shall be defined sa a person. firm rules and regulations made and pro- Wife. or his or her minor children tain conditions to borrow money and used ‘herein, or in any procecdines OF corporation engaged in the buying, mulated thereunder. or child. And no license fee shall accept grants from any federal ag- under this act. shall be deomed poe selling, exchange, uifering or eapus- Sec. 15. Penalty.—Any person. co- be required of any minor who is a eney; to provide for the re-payment taken to mean’ an. a saree and ing for sale of agriculture seeds or partnership, association or corpora- resident of the state of Florida to of ‘such loans from the proceeds poration or asacck tp a ingaccd im mixture thereof, as defined in this tion, and any officer, agent, servant take game on the homestead of his of the projects constructed with Fre*busines e octane te thie in act: and the said term seedsman or emplo thereof, violating any Or her mother or father. License the money borrowed, and to pro- fucn of tear reed oe in ae se shall not apply to a farmer selling of the provisions of this Act or of ‘ee to be charged residents of the Vide for the issuance of revenue cer- Sut "ag have been ‘divested of theie @aticultural seeds of his own pro- the rules and regulations made and State of Florida to take game in the tificates for the re-payment of the interstate character, and the take, duction when grown, sold and de- promulgated thereunder and any per- county of his legal residence shall be Money borrowed, and protecting the herein imposed on ‘the quantity of livered by the producer on his own sn who shall obstruct or hinder the #100. License fee to be charged. resi- state of Florida against the incur- sich products sold in thistorate chat, Premises to the purchaser himself said commissioner of his employees dents of the state of Florida to take ring of indebtedness in such man- be°eoliected only once and that at, fF seeding purposes. in the discharge of their duties un- @ame in any other county in the her inconsistent with the constitu- ¢or the game hae lect ite intesters _ See.5. Label Requirements of Field Ger this act shall be deemed guilty state other than the county of his tion of Florida and conferring upon {fr the | as lost its interstate .7 Grass Seeds and of Vegetable cf a misdemeanor, and, on convic- legal residence shall be $3.00. The said board of control and members : Seeds.—Every lot of field ana grass tion, shall be sentenced fo pay a fine license fee to be charged residents thereof the powers to carry out the | Sec. 7 Each dealer when selling to seeds and of vegetable seeds, as de- of not more than $100 for each of- Of the state of Florida to take game provisions of this Act; and to pro- any other dealer any of the prod- fined in section 2 of this act’ except fense. in the State of Florida at.large shall vide for the repeal of all laws incon. ucts herein taxed. shall render an gg herein otherwise provided, when Sec. 16. Operating Fund.—All funds be $5.00. The license fee to be sistent herewith” by extending the invoice of such shipment to the pur- jin bulk, packages, or other contain- collected or accruing to the Commis- charged non-residents of the state of time allowed for borrowing money chaser. and such invoice of the deal- ers, shall have affixed thereto in a sioner under this Act shall be placed rida to take game in the state of and issuing revenue certificates to ¢r so selling shall plainly state whet- conspicuous place on the exterior of in the general inspection fund, for Florida at large shall be $25.00. Non- December 31, 1941, her or not the tax herein required the container of such seeds a plainly the use of the commissioner in’ car- Tesidents of the state of Florida may Be It Enacted by the Legislature of will be reported and paid by him, and written or printed tag or label in the rving out the provisions of this act Secure a ten-day continuous hunting the State of Florida: the purchaser so buying and receiv- English language, stating: and to be expended by him upon license in the State of Florida by Sec. 1. That Section 13 of Chapter ing such products may in making (a) The kind of seed and the va- proper vouchers, and a detailed report Payment of a litense fee of $10.00. 16981. Laws of Florida, acts of 1935, his report to the Comptroiler fully riety. (b) The minimum percentage of all collections and expenditures Provided. however, that non-resid- ag amended by Chapter 17729, Laws rely upon the statement so made of germination, tovether with the made hereunder shall be made to ents who are bona fide owners of at of Florida, acts of 1937, entitled “An in such invoice. month and year said seed was test- the governor at the end of each fiscal least 3,000 acres of land situated in act to confer certain powers upon, Sec, 8, Each wholesale dealer in ed. (c) The maximum precentage by year. any particular county in Florida and the State Board of Control includnig gasoline or other like products of weight of purity; meaning the free- Sec. 17. Validity. —-All acts and Who pay taxes thereon shall only be the powers to purchase, lease. con- petroleum when making his report dom of such seeds from inert mat- parts of acts inconsistent with the Tequired to pay a license fee of $10.- struct. better and equip buildings to the comptroller of the amount of ter and from other seeds distinguish- provisions of this act are hereby re- for the privilege of hunting or for, and to make other improvements such products sold in this state, upon able by their appearance. (d) The pealed. Should any section or part of taking game in such county where to institutions under its jurisdiction, which the tax herein provided is due maximum percentage by weight of section of this Act. or any clause, Said lands are located, and if such and for such purpose and upon cer- and payable by him to the comptrol- noxious weed seeds, the term ‘nox- be held unconstitutional or invalid, Owner be married his wife shall like- tain conditions to borrow money and ler of the state of Florida, for the ious weed seeds” as herein used such fact shall not affect the other Wise be entitled to such reduction accept grants from any federal ag- use of the state of Florida, at the being defined as the noxious weed provisions of this ac in license fees. The license fee to ency; to provide for the re-payment same time report to the comptroller ‘seeds or bulblets listed by the com- Sect. 18. This act shall take effect be charged residents of the state of such loans from the proceeds of each and every sale made by such missioner of agriculture as such in on the first dav of July, 1939. Florida take fur-bearing animals in the projects constructed with the dealer of any quantity of gasoline the rules and regulations made and Became a law without the gover- the county in which they have their money borrowed, and to provide for or other like products of petroleum promulgated under the provisions of nor’s approval. legal residence shall be $3.00. The the issuance of revenue certificates which shall not have been at the this act. license fee to be charged residents for the re-payment of the money time of such sale divested of its in- (e) Full name and address of the = of the state of Florida to take fur- borrowed, and protecting the state of terstate character, which report shall person or firm who put up or pack- CHAPTER 19360 bearing animals in any one county Florida against the incurring of in- show the name and business loca- ed the seed and labeled.the same, AN ACT providing for the calling Of the state other than that | of debtedness in such manner inconsis- tion of the person, firm, corporation as well as that ef the vendor. of a bi-annuai session of the circuit their legal residence shall be $10. tent with the constitution of Florida or association to whom’ the same is Sec. 6. Exemptions. — Seeds shall judges of the state of Florida by the The license fee to be charged resi- and conferring upon said board sold in this state. Every dealer be exempt from the provisions of Attorney General. dents of the state of Florida to take of control and members thereof, the shall, at the same time other reports this Act: Be It Enacted by the fur-bearing animals in the state of powers to carry out the provisions are required to be made to the comp- (a) When possessed, exposed for the State of Florida: Florida at large shall be $25. ie of this act: and to provide for the troller each and every purchase of sale or sold for manufacture or food Sec. 1. Hereafter the attorney gen- license fee to be charged non-resi- repeal of all laws inconsistent here- such products made by said dealer purposes only. (b) When sold to mer- eral of the state of Florida in the dents of the state of Florida to take with,” be and the same hereby is upon which the tax is shown on the chants to be recleaned before be- years of the regular session of the fur-bearing animals shall be $25, for amended so as to read as follows: | invoice thereof to have been assumed ing resold, offered or exposed for legislature of this state and prior @@ch county in the state in which the See. 13. Supplemental Nature of reported and paid by the dealer sell- sale for seeding purposes. (c) When to the convening thereof, or at any licensee takes such animals. The Act, Construction and Purpose.—The ing to him, in stérage for the purpose of re- other time deemed expedient by said license fee to be charged non-resi- opwers conferred by this act shall be Sec. 9. The license tax herein lev- cleaning or not pos: |. sold, of- attorney general, shall call a session dents of the state to take fur-bearing in addition to and supplemental to, ied shall be in addition to all other fered or exposed for sale for seed- of the circuit judges of the state of @mimals in the state of Florida at and the limiations imposed by this license taxes levied under the laws ing purposes within the state. (d) Florida for the purpose of consider- laree shall be $100. Act shall not affect, the powers con- of the state of Florida, and in addi- When grown, sold and delivered by ing and preparing, pursuant to the , Such county licenses shall be issued ferred by any other law, general or tion to the dealer's license tax for the producer on his own premises to provisions of section 12 of Article DY the county judge of the county special, and revenue certificates may each place of business levied under the purchaser himself for seeding V of the Constitution of Florida. thelr for which application is made, or by be issued hereunder without any ref- the provisions of the law of the pi .. If, however, said seed be joint report to the attorney general S0me person authorized by such erendum, notwithstanding the provis- state of ja. advertised for sale through the med- of such legislation as they deem county judge. State licerses may be ions of any other such law and with- Sec. 10. If any dealer shall collect ium of the public press or by cir- necessary; also for the consideration issued by any county judge in the out regard to the procedure required from another upon an invoice render- cular or catalog, or if said seed is of (1) the betterment of the judicial State of Florida. No person not a by any other-such law. Insofar as ed the license tax herein contemplat- delivered by a eommon carrier, ex- system of the state of Florida and its Citizen of the United States shall take the provisions of the act are incon- ed, and shall fail to report and pay cept when transported for the pur- various parts, and (2) the improve- Wild animals or birds in this state, sistent with the provisions of any the same to the Comptroller as herein pose of being recleaned as hereinbe- ment of rules and methods of pro- excent under special license issued other law, general or special, the provided, he shall be deemed to be fore provided, said seed must be lab- cedure and practice in the various by the commission of game and fresh provisions of this act shall be con- guilty of embezzlement of funds, eled in accordance with the provis- courts and (3) the report of the at- Water fish. the fee for which shall be trolling. Except in pursuance of any the property of the state of Florida, ions of this act. (e) When soid and torney general or the Supreme Court $50 dollars. contract or agreement theretofore en- and upon conviction shall be pun- delivered to the purchaser from a of such findings and conclusions , See. 2. All laws and parts of laws tered into by and between any insti- ished as if convicted of larceny of a container which is labeled in accord- thereon as they shall deem proper. im conflict herewith are hereby re- tion and any federal agen the like sum. 2 ance with the requirements of this It shall be the duty of the attorney pealed. board shall not borrow any money — Sec. 11. It is the intent of this act Act. General to cause to be prepared cop- or issue any revenue certificates that the effect hereof shall be to Sec. 7. Duties of the Commissioner ies of the findings and conclusions pursuant to the provisions of this correspondingly inerease the gasoline of agriculture—Inspection. sampling. of the said body, and to furnish a act after December 31, 1941. storage tax imposed by Chapter 13- testing publishing—It shall be the copy thereof to each member of the ec. 2. That all laws and parts 766, laws of Florida, acts of , duty of the commissioner of agri- legislature and to each member of of laws in conflict with this act be as provided by Section 9 of said culture through his authorized ag- the cabinet of the state of Florida, of section 4 f Chapter 16774 f and the same hereby are repealed. act. so as to equalize the gasoline ents, to inspect and je seeds, prior to the convening of the regu: S45 cephicd a eer seaTE, acts oF Sec. 3. That this act shall take ef- galionage storage tax with the gaso- as defined in section 2 of this act. lar session of the legislature ee ne ook fect upon its becoming a law. line gallonage sales tax. at such time and place and to such Became a law without the gover- and “aeit® cP acture. distribution Became oh without the gover- Sec. 12. If any section, sentence, extent as may be necessary, to deter- nor’s approval. taoré oe Tig cig ny gine Ss appro clause or phrase of this act is for mine the purity, viability and true. HAPTER 19511 ol. creating and providing for state any reason held to be unconstitu- ness to variety of. such seeds, and © CHAPTER 19318 tional or inoperative, such decision when found to be adulterated, mis- AX ‘ vetage department, providing pen- AN ACT imposing an additional shall Set OE dUatITy. aceerd.. the eatsthis tee ee falid and legal alties for the violation of this act not affect the validity of the branded or of juality, ‘ tax upon gasoline or other like prod- is of this act. The ing to st ‘including germi- of housing authorities in the state of ioe einerteme sgh wed Florida under the provisions of the 2a remaining ucts of petroleum; providing for re- legislature hereby declares that it mation standards for each kind of Ports of sales of such commodities would have passed this act and each seed) established by said commis- housing authorities law, and all com, tha’ qneted by the Lexislature of to the comptroller of the state of section, sentence, clause or phrase sioner of ulture, to publish the tracts, bonds, notes. agreements, ob- tg Ky Florida; providing for the disposition thereof, ve of the fact that results of the tests together with the ligations and undertakings of such tion of ch. 16774. act: of the moneys derived Veco any one or more other sections, sen- name and address of the person or housing authorities and all proceed- laws of Florida, e titled, “A act taxes. and the apportionment thereot . a or phrases be declared firm who offered the seed for sale, as ings, acts and things heretofore un repulating mad taxing ths tianufan, to the general revenue fund of the tutional or inoperative, well as such other information as dertaken. performed or done with ture. distri tio: rand le of Bever- state, and to the county school fund; , Sec. 13. This act shall not repeal may be important. reference thereto. ane goin ecee thas one pcr providing that the gasoline inspection any law. or of laws, relating In case @ sample drawn as provid- Be It Enacted by the Legislature of contuse nf nedich eee ine ee laws of the state of Florida shall ap- to the levying of any state license ed herein upon test or analysis is the State of Florida: ete ee. ge aot wy yet St ire, = oo eee state taxes een — found te than a oe — a Organization and establish- Bent, providing penalties for the vio- cti aunici other products percent! tolerance low i@ ment.—The establishment ~ tion i i ist- piher eoappect reais yrs peer ose provided, how that no statement on the tag or label betem8 map we “authorities wet e ing eon concerning salt beverages, ; ment of this act, and penalties for division or collect any was secured or to violate any of the of housing Manhatten tea ct 4 reed ery sallowe:: el emg other tax meas- provisions of t or of any pa the on state (Chi nape 17,981, Laws of Sec. 4. Licenses herein referred to nulgated by Florida. Acts of 1907). ‘together with shall be classified as follows: ee 3 se (a) Manufacturers who shall be li- _ Sec. 3. All laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith be and the sai are hereby repealed. _ Sec. 4. This act shall take effect jaootaety upon its becoming a jaw. Became a law without the gover- nor's approval. CHAPTER 19347 ct. Sec. 5. That any person. firm, cor- Legislature of . 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 1929. CHAPTER 19199 AN ACT to amend sub-section (a) Sec. 1. That sub-section (a) of sec shall | violation hereof and providing that “‘zasoline tax” stg this act is an emergency revenue ured or computed by the sale, - rules and be of no force and chase, storage, distribution, use, con: provis- and things here- of this the vendor of con- tofore performed or censed to manufacture the beverages measure and shall effect from and after July 1, 1941. i ition of gas- act,