The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1952, Page 3

Key Books By A. de T. Gingras (The Old Man And The Sea by Ernest Hemingw novel publish- ed by Charles Scribner's Sons, New York City, 189 pages.) Author Hemingway has made to- morrow’s American literature clas- ses again, His new story is a short and beautiful piece of prose fiction. The tale is told with Biblical} simplicity. Only the necessary | words are used, yet the reader is closer to the boat in the middle of the sea and the under-dark where the great Marlin moves with the} hook in his mouth, than he has/| been to most fictionized seas or | fish. In his selection of characters, there is also complete simplicity. An old fisherman and a boy are the only important human beings. The sea, the big fish, and the vil- lain sharks are the other princi- pal figures. And the minor characters in the foreground and the background of the canvas are also penetratingly real. The dolphin, the flying fish, the Joe DiMaggio myth, the por- poise, the boys’ parents who made LOOK HERE Now?!! GENUINE WESTINGHOUSE ICE TRAYS Regular $3.50 Get Acquainted Special QUANTITIES LIMITED HURRY DOWN AND GET YOURS WHILE THEY LAST 1953 LAUNDROMAT Now On DISPLAY See It Here YOU CAN BE SURE IF IT’S Westinghouse Lou's Radio | | | the orchestra of bees! him go out in another boat be- cause the old man didn’t have any luck are vivid and clearly drawn. Here is Hemingway’s description of a small bird who came to the boat in the middle of the ocean: + a smal bird came toward the skiff from the north. He was a warbler and flying very low over the water. The old man could sec that he was tired. “The bird made the stern of the boat and rested there. Then he flew around the old man’s head and rested on the line where he was more comfortable. “ ‘How old are you?’ the old man asked the bird. ‘Is this your first trip?” “The bird looked at him when he spoke, He was too tired even to examine the line and he teetered on it as his delicate feet gripped it fast..." It is technically interesting to see Mr. Hemingway’s invariable selec- tion of the short Anglo-Saxon word whenever there is one to use, in preference to a Latin-based one. And the power which the prose gains as a result is one hundred horsepower. In nine words Mr. Hemingway expresses all the tragedy of the old man’s grief because the young boy he has taught to fish is not with him in the hour of his great- est battle with the sea and the fish. . .. aloud he said . . .I wish I had the boy...” Another very successful bit of craftsmanship is the author’s tell- ing of the old man’s story when he is alone in the sea. Mr. Hem- ingway uses the simple and natural device of having the old man talk to himself, to the fish and the enemy sharks. And in the hands of a master it seems the only way to tell it. Literary dissectors in tomorrow’s classrooms will also be able to find in the story symbols of all man’s battle and triumph, and the seed of his failure in that he sometimes goes too far into the sea. (SQUIRREL HOTEL written and illustrated by William Pene du Bois, fiction for children 5 to 10, published by Viking Press, New York City, 48 pages). A hotel for squirrels is some- where in the city park. The old man in the story says he built one with rockers on the porches, mus- lin curtains on the French win- dows, and four poster beds in the rooms. The attic is stacked with nuts, there are hammocks in the trees around, and a swirling slide down which the squirrels can whizz to the ground. Three small American flags fly from the top, there is a ferris wheel arrangement simulat- ing a cage which the squirrels use for exercise, and one room has a big drinking fountain with real running water. At least that is what the old man said! He was a strange fellow the a thor found on a bench in the city park operating an orchestra of bees in a little cardboard stage. He uses roses and kerosene to make the insects perform, and they play everything from the overture to Faust to the Skater’s Waltz, And sometimes the bees give a con- cert at night to the light of fire- flies. The author is not sure about the squirrel hotel, but he has seen} Milking Is Official Appliance LOUIS CARBONELL OWNER Phone 1507 622 DUVAL ST. KEY WEST | business the city health officer took DU QUOIN, Ill. (#—For official on some unusual chores recently. In line of duty, Thomas Hunter took into custody a cow found graz ing in the city park. The officer, said he was quite capable of the’ twice a day milking chore but he hoped the owner would claim Bossy before too many days passed, | Lake Michigan is the only one| of the Great Lakes wholly within | the boundaries of the United States. BALL COCK PLASTIC HOSE PLASTIC HOSE GLASS WAX AER-O-WAX 21) SIMONTON STREET SPECIALS C. P. SHOWERHEAD 20-Gal. GARBAGE CANS UNPAINTED KITCHEN TABLE, 4 CHAIRS We Have Full Line of Plumbing Material --- Pipe-Fittings, Fixtures Key West Supply Co. $ 1.49 1.99 3.50 6.50 25 1.75 3.49 25 ft. 50 ft. 39.95 TELEPHONE 378 NOTICE OF ELECIWN WHEREAS, The Legislature of 1951 under the Constitution ot 1885, of the State of Florida, did pass Joint Resolu tions proposing amendments to the Constitution of the State. of Florida and the same were agreed to by a vote of three-fifths of all the members elected to each house; that the votes on said Joint Resolutions were enter- ed upon their respective Journals. with the veas and nays thereon, and they did determine and direct that the said Joint Resolutions be submitted to the State at the General Election on November 4th, 1 NOW, THERFFORE, |. RA. GRAY. Secretary of State of the State of Flor: ida, do hereby ive notice that a GENERAL ELECTION will be in each county in Florida on Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November A. D.. 1952, the said Tuesdav beine the FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBFR for the ratification or refection of the faid Joint Resolutions — pronosine Amendments to the Constitution of the State of Florida. viz: No. 1 §mNATE JOINT RESOLMTION NO A JOINT RESOLUTION Pronosine an Amendment to Article XTT of the State Constitntion, by addine thereto Section 18, Providine That Part Of ‘The Revenue Derived From The T.- eensing of Motor Vehicl Shat le ed For Canital Outlay and Debt vice School Purnoses and Pre. ribing ‘The Method Of Distribution And Trea Thereof, REIT RESOLVED RY THE LEGTS. TATURE OF THE STATE OF FTORIDA: That the following amendment to Article XIT of the State Constitution by adding thereto Section 18, nrovid- ing that part of the revenue derive? from the licensing of motor vehicles shall be used for eanital outlay and debt service school purnosee and pre- scribing the method of distribrtion and use thereof. is herehy agreed to and shall be submitted to the electors of the State for ratification or rejec- ton at the next general election to be held tn 19! as follows: SECTION 18 (a) That beginning Jan- nary 1. 1953. and for thirty (20) veare thereafter, the firet proceeds of the revenues derived from th» licensing! of motor vehicles to the extent nec- easarv to comply with the provisions! of this amendment. shall, as collected, he placed monthly tn the County Cap!- tal Outlay and Deht Service Schon’ Fund tn the State Treasury. and used only ag provided in thie Amendment Such revenue shall be distributed an- nnallvy mmon® the agveral counties in the ratio of the nffmber of instruc. tion units tn each county tn eac! Year computed #¢ provided herein. Tha! amount of the first revenues derived from the Neensing of motor vehicles to he set aside in each vear and dir tributed as provided herein shall b sn amonnt equal in the agererate tr the nroduct of four hundred £3400,00)' Aoiiars multiplied by the total num- her of dnetrnetion unite fn all the; counties of Florida. The number of instruction mnite fn each county tn each vear for the purnoses of thir Amendment shall he the greater of ‘) the number of instruction unite {7 sarh rounty for the school fiscal year, 1981-52 computed in the manner here ‘ofore or hereafter nrovided hy eenera’ law, or (2) the number of instruction snite in such county for the nreredine, vehool fiscal wear compute’ in the manner heretofore or hereafter nro. “ded bv genera) low and avnrove? 7 the Stata Ronrd of Piucation. (here: thar ealle’d the Stata Raed) me ere Sw —ernerF cre - Such funds eo Atetributed shalt he Adminictered by the State Ronrd re now crested and conati¢=nted by Sex. tion & of Article XTT of the Const!- tutton of Florida. For the nnrnoses of this Amendment, aoid State Poard. at fOw, constituted, shall continue ne x jody carnorate Aurine tha life nf this Amendment and shall have all the pewere provided In this Amendment fn addition to all other constitrtions) and statutory nowere related to the purposes of this Amendmen* hereto. foie or hereafter conferred upon said (b) ‘The State Board shat in adit.) tion to its other constitutional and statutory nowers. have the manace- Tent. eontral and sunerviaton of the proceets af the first navt of the reve: nnes derived from the Woansine of motor veniMes provided for in enbaec- ton (a) herent. ‘The State Hoard shell aleo have novwor. for the piirnose of oh- | taining funda for the mee of any County Board nf Public Institution in neautring. brildine constrnetine. nitare Ing, Imnroving, enlarging. furnishing, or eaninnine canital ontiay nrotects for school nurnoses, to tseue honde ar motor vehicle tax antictnation cert! fleates and also to fssia sich honde or motor vehicle tax anticination cere ffienter to nav. fund or refi’ any) fonds or motor wehtela tax anticinn- tlon certificates theretofore tes) aid State Roard. All auch bands hear Interest at not excerdine fonry (4) per centnm ner annum an? shall! Mature rertally tn annual Installments commencing not more than three (2) vesrs from the dete of feenance thereat ant ending not later thon J 198. and each annual fh shall not be lee than (2) pero: of the total amount of the auch moter vericle tax anticination certifiontes ahnll hear Interest at not line four (1) ner centim ner nim and shall mature prior to Jan- ary 7, 188%. The State Roard shal have power to determine all other Ae vehicle tex antl upon such terme and conditions as the State Roard shall nrotide The State Board shall also er to pledre for the navn principal of and Interest on | from Friday, September 19, 1952 Proposed Coustitutional Amendments To Be Voted On November 4th, 1952 | {pation certificates, as herein author- ized, To establish and maintain a ig fund or funds to meet future | requirements for debt service, or re- | serves therefor, on bonds or motor ve- | hicle tax anticipation certificates issu- jed on behaif of the Board of Public | Instruction of such county. under the authority hereof, whenever the State Board shall deem it necessary or ad- visable, and in such amounts and under such terms and conditions as the State Board shall in its discretion determine. (3) To Covi, Secreted to the several Boards of Public Instruction of the counties for use in payment of debt service on bonds heretofore or hereafter issued by anv such Board where the proceeds of the bonds were used, or are to be used. tn the con- struction, acquisition, improvement, enlargement, furnishing, or equippine of capital outlay projects in such county, and which canital outlay pro- jects have been apnroved by the Board of Public Instruction of the county pursuant to a survey or surveys con- ducted subsequent to Juty 1. 1947 in the county, under reeulations pre- scribed by the State Board to deter- mine the capital outlay needs of the count ‘The State Roard shall have power at the time of issuance of anv bonds by any Board of Public Instruction to covenant and agree with such Board as to the rank and yriority of nayments to be made for different issues of bonds under this Subsection (2), and may further agree that anv amounts to be distributed under this Subsection (3) may he pledged for the debt service on bonda issued by any Board of Public Instruction and for the rank and priority of such pledge. Any such covenants or agreements of the State Board mav be enforced by any holders of such bonds fn any court of comnetent furisdiction, (4) To distribute annually to the several Roards of Public Instruction of the counties for the payment of the cost of the construction, acquisition Improvement, anlareement. furntshine, or equipping of canital outlay projects for achool purposes in such county ne shall_ba reanested by resolution of the County Board of Public Instruc- tion of such eounty. 3) When all mator capital ontlay needs of a county have been mat as determined by the State Board, on the basis of a survey made pursuant to regulations nf the State Board and approved by the State Roard. all such funds remaining shall be distribnted tional offices of J tice hereby created, for a t: m exter ig only to the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January following the next succeeding general election. A successor to each such additional Justice shall be elect- ed by the qunlified electors of the State at the times and places of voting for members of the Lezislature at the next succeeding general election fol- lowing such appointment: one of whom shall be elected for a term of two years, one for a term of four vears, and one for a term of etx years. ‘Thereafter, the successor to each such additional Justice shall be elected for ® term of six years. (c) Except as provided in sutfec- tion (b) hereof, each Justice of the Supreme Court shall elected for a six-year term by the qualified elec- tors of the State at the times and nlacer of voting for members of the Tegisiature. at the general election next preceding the expiration of each term of such office: provided. that tn the event of a vacancy in the office of any Justice and there be an unexe, nired term, the successor shall be elected onlv for the balance of the unexnired term. Section 3. Judres: quatifiertions. No neraon shell ever he anointed or elect- ed asa Justicn of the Sunreme Court. or Judge of a Circuit Court or Criminal Court. who fs not at least twenty-five veare of age, a citizen and resident of Florida. and an attorney at law duly Meensed to practice in Florida. Section 4. Sunreme Court: Onornm: Mivision: tef Justice, Selection. Powers and Duties. (a) A matority of the Justices of the Supreme Conrt ahall conetit rum for the disnatch of br: . vent as hereinafter provided in this rection. (>) All cases Involvine eanita) pun- ‘shment, ar the determination of a State or Federal constitutional ques- tion wherein shall be broucht into controversy the constitutionality of a federal or State statute, rule, revula- *ton or munieinal ordinance, ahall he considered and determined by the chief Justice and not less than sir other Justices of the Court desienated hy him: and a fudeement concurred tm by a matority of the Justices con- sidering the case shall be the judge- ment of the Court. (c) AN other cases may be consider- ef and determined by a division of the Court consiating of not lese thas three Justices and the indcement of a maiority of anv euch division shal! he the indeement of the Gourt. annually and used for such schoo! purnores fn uch county as the Board of Public Instruction of the county shall determine. or as may be provid- ed by caneral law. (a) Canitel outlay profects of & county shall he eligible to parttcinate ‘nthe funda accruine under this Amendment and derived from the pro- coeds of bonds and motor vehicle tax anticipation certificates and from the motor vehicle Ncense tuxes, only In the order of priority of needs, as shown ‘bv @ survey or survevs conducted fn the county under regulations scribed by the State Board, to da mine the capital ontlay needs of the county and approved by the State Board: provided, that the priority of such prolects mav be changed -from time to time uvon the request of the Board of Public Instruction of the county and with the approval of the State Rosrd: and provided further that this Subsection (4) shall not tn any manner affect any covenant agreement. or pledge made by the State Roara in the fssuance by sald State Board of anv honds or motor vehicle tax anticination certificates or in connection with the frsnance of anv bonds of any Roard of Public In- struction of any county. (©) The State Board may Invest anv sinking fund or finde eranted nur. snant to thie Amendment fn direct a rottone of the Tnited States of America or fm the bonds or motor vehicle tax anticination certificates mature” or to mature. teeued by the State Roord an behalf of the Roard of Prblic Tastrvetion of anv enunty (f) The State Roard shall have ower to make anf enforre all rn’ ond no leeisiation chal! he reqnired te render this Amendment o? full force and oneratine effect from and after Yanuarv 1. 1952, ‘The Teeislature shat’ nat reduce the levies of sald motor vehicle license taxes during the life af this Amendment ta any deprer which will fall to provide the ful’ amonnt necessary to comply with the srovisions of thie Amendment and nar the nacereary ernencer of administer. tne the laws relating ta tha licen of motor vehicles. and shall nat enact “nv law having the effect af with Arawing the proceed of snch motor vehicle Moonen tarae from the anera- ston of thie Amendment and shell n anact anv law Imnairine nr material: aiterine the tiehte of the holders o? any honde or motor vehicle tax antl aination rartifiontae feened nurenant to this Amendment or imnatrine ar a? tarine any rovenant or acresment nf the State Board, ae nrovided ty euch honda ar motor vehicle tae anticina The State Roard to annoint euch comnensation of the p ment as shall have power nereans and fix thelr for ‘the eAmtatxtration of this Amend- deem necessary, whal! tt and the exnenses of the State Board In admin iz the provisions of this Amendment shall be prorated amone the various counties and aid out of the nroceede of the bonds or motor vehicle tax anticination certificates or the fu ble to exch | on bests ne gych or profit on sink tments shall onottion ta th ties in the sinking fund or eter ¥ tax antle!n tes, including refunding refundine m\ vehi flon certificates. all o the anticipated reven from the licensine of provided for tn thi to enter Into any ageeement with bond or mo tion certifica mance there thereof and the rights of the > thereof, all of which cover agreemen bine such holders. as forceadle by such h ent furiadt nie the adoption of @ reso een teats Board of Pub county on beha't of which = caticacera) te ba Rosrd ot eden ficates anal of the Sta shall be the Coun thon req ard noe! ted ~ No. 2 TUTE SENATY. NO. 299 An Amendment To Art fon Of F phy 1 Denartment (4) ‘The Chief Justice shall fro stma to time be selected by the Ji stoes of tHe Sunrama Court to ser for such term of office ag they sha determine. He shall be the Chief Ad- miniatrative officer of all Courts of the State. and it shall he hie duty to see that litiration tn the Courts of the State {x dispatched promntlv. He shall have the exclusive nower to dl- rect a Tudee of anv Court to serve term- rorarily as fudge tn a coordinate or ‘nferior court: and {t rhall be the duty of every Indee ta obey euch 41. section unless excused by the Chief Ynaticn for sufficient cause. Section 8. Jurisdiction of the Sv- nreme Gourt. The Snreme Conrt shal! ‘have apneliate furistiction In all cases at law and in eanitv orieinatin~ tr Mrentt Courts. and of anneale from the Cironit Courts in cases arising be- fore Judger of the County Courte In matters nertainine to thelr nrohate ‘urisdietion and tn the management of the estates of infants, and in carce af conviction of felony tn the eriminn? saute, and in all eriminal cares ont. tnating in the Cironit Courts, The Court shall have the power to fsere write of mandamne. certiorari. nro Sthition. ana warranto. habeas cornus nf@_alsn all writs necessary ar proner ty the camnlote exercise nf {ts frie Action. Froh af the Tosticae shal? have power to fsene write af hahers corns ta anv nart of the State unan netition by or on behalf of anv ner. con held in actual enatady and mar make such write raturnahla before ‘imself, or tha Sunrame Conrt, or ane vneticn thereof, or before any Circult Tee. The Sunreme Court what) have the nower to maka tes poverning the ad ministration af all courte In the State and the nracticn and prose@ure tn al” such courts. ‘The Sunreme Cort aha? hava Jurisdiction aver the admt to the practice af Taw and the discin- Nina of persone nAmttted Section & Flicthility om Ctrentt ridges to serve temnorarily as Agen ate Tnetices of Sinrame Court. Cir- vit. Indese mav he called hy the ohiet Justien for tamnorary ante ot tha Supreme Court ta act In the nace and stend of anv absent, dteqnalitie® or disabled Tuatice. or to hetn rations angeation of the Gonct dack=t: nravia ed that a divtelon of the Court shal! not Inelnda mara than one enich Tudee Section 7 Flieihility of Retired Tne Hone and Clrontt Indwam to Sarva Tam srarily as Substitute Justices and Tudees (a) Jnetione af tha Sunrame Cnet and Judees of the it Courts wh Save retired with eamnaneation mat he called by the Chief Jurtice for temporary duty on the Sunreme Covrt to act in the ninca and etend af anv sheent. leoualified or disabled Ine tee. or to heln relteva eanwestion ¢* the Court Ancket: provided that a d!- vision af the & pate th sore than one me nowers and frie. matters referr- such retired J en shall have the same t to which he has Justion or Cirenit | manner in which any county m: its own charter. Any co mty chartel may desiznate the name of the county regulate the powers, duties and §u Action of all county officers designate their classes, term: jurisdiction, and provide the of their selection and compensatio: ter shall impair the powers and juris bias ty By they pete adonted, standing any other vision of this Constitution. _ No. & State. Circuit Judge For The Second Judicial The State, Or Officer Thereof, Powers And Duttes, And Further Pro- Senate Of The First Indge. And His Plectinn Thereafter TATURE FTORIDA State of Florida. by adding thereto an fdditional section to be numbered bv the Secretary of State, Ie Agreed to an? shall be submitted to the electors of the State of Florida for apnraval or rejection at the next Genera! Flection Wee id follows: Section 1_ There shall alwavs ean ond Judicial Cireuit, embracing the State Canital, in addition to the other fudges anthorized by this Con. stitution, to assist in the diposition of a large volume of litigation involv. shall be apnointed by the Governos and confirmed hv the Senate ¢: ve rntil the first Tuesdav after the first ehall he elected in the manner pro- vided by law. Such Circuit Indee shal’ have the s: ae bowen: turisdiction and salarv as the other Cheat. Judges of sald No. 8 HOUSE JOINT RECOLTTION NO, 841 A Joint Resolution Pronnsing An Amendment To Article VIT Of Th An Additional Section Creat! atorial District “And Washing F ton" Connex ‘or Bay And Washing. mT RESOLVED RY THR PEGS TATTRE OF THE FLORIDA: EE STATE OF at the following amendment te Article VIT of the State Constitutfon by adding thereto section @ creatine Senatorial District. for Bay ana Washington Counties te herehy agreed fo and submitted to the electore of the State for ratifiontion or retection at, the general election fn 1952, a follows? “Section & ‘There te hereby cranta’ district for Rav and Wael * senatorial ineton Counties to he known as the fortieth nth) senatorial district ‘othing herein shall disturh the Mirty-eleht (28) evicting senatoria? trict: excent that Ray end Wash eton Connties shall no Yoncer ber nart of said exietine Aietrfots, A anacte? elution shell he called and bald te ont fortieth (40th) eanatorial Aletrice hin 78 dave after the general alan lan in 1952 #9 elect me oat Aint ‘The senator the fortleth (49th) dietrict shall hal? offies from hie election for « term sndin~ on the first Theale meta the frst Monday In Novamher 1058: ane thereafter sanntora slanted from. wat” Ratrict sho hold office for terms of our years. lected from: No. 6 FATTER TOTS Pr-O TMAN NO. en A Joint Resolution Pronngine _A- Amendment Ta Article VIT OF Thr tate Conetitntion, Ry SAdine Tharnta An Additions) Rostinn Crantine & San torial Tietrint i BE Ym RPSAY yy taronr STARTN As Monme Cannty, talks dea OF THE STATE OF Tht the fatlowine aman, te ddin= thereta section @ ereatine a senatorial district for Monroe connt= ‘a hereby ngreo’ to and mnbmitted ta {he electore of the State for eatition nar relactinn nt the ge - om Sosartiom nt the general elec “Section € There ta harehy created 8 senatorial district for Monroe enunty to be known ae the thirty-ninth (aa7n) senatorial istrict. Nothing herein shell disturb the thirty. eleht (8) ex. 'eting eenatorial Aletrleta. @toent that Monroe county shall no longer bem art of sald exinting dintricte, A election shall he eatted and ald thirty-ninth (9th) senn torial district within 7% daya after the general election tn 195° tn elect ” nenato} from aald district ‘The gena- the thirtyeninth trict shal hold cfficw trom fr ur years HOrSr JOINT Pr A Stat Seact Amerdment Te Ar Tonatitution Of TION NO, 989 reby agreed + ary or gen Legwiatere may The Arent to tat sepeomn paragraph of this rorwee section. provide by general or special law, the y form and nd nner provided, however. that no such char- diction of any court created by the Constitution or the judge or fudces thereof, or the County Board of Public Instruction. No county charter shall affect the levy, imposition or collection of any taxes prescribed by general law for state purposes. The Legislature may authorize the adoption of charters by the several counties at a primary, gen- eral or special election, which charters mav be altered or amended only by the HOUSE JOINT RESONITION NO. 458 A Joint Resolution Pronosing An Amendment To Article V Of The Con+ stitution Of The State of Florida By Adding Thereto An Additional Section To Be Numbered Rv The Secretary Of Providing For An Additional Cireutt Embracing The State Canital ‘To Assist In The Disnosition Of A Targe Volume Of Titigation Involvine His viding For The Apnointment Ry The Governor And Confirmation By The Such Cireuit BRIT RESOLVED RY THE 1 RGTS. OF THE STATE OF That the following amendment to Article V of the Constitution of the to be held tn November of the year ‘ne the state. or officer therenf. who Mondav in January 1955. His anecessor ik ange Statute BET Court of SENATE JOINT RE! Resolution Amendment To Art stitution Of The State Of Florida By Adding A New Section Thereto To Be Numbered By The Secretary Of State. Relating To Abolishing The Office Of County Solicitor In Dade County. Flor- fda, And the Duties torney Of Dade County, Florida, And Hi Assistant State Attornevs And The Appointment Of Such Assistant State Attorneys And Special Investigators, And For The Enactment Of Enabling RESOLVED RY THE LEGS LATURE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA: That Joint the Article V of the C. of the State of Florida he amended by adding an additional section there- ta te be numbered by the Secretary of State, agreed to and shall he aubmitted to the electors of the State of Florida for ratification or rejection at the ren- eral election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday November, 1952. ‘ection ——. On and after July 1 Attorney of Bleventh Judicial Circuit in and for Dade County, Florida, nrosecuting attorney of the Crimina? the Court of Crimes, of Dade Connty: and the of- flee of County Solic Hon of Assistant Dade County shall stand abolished and terminated, and, thereafte-, Attorney and hie Aesistant State At- torneys. under his direction. shall ner- form ‘all of the duties and functions of office heretofore nerformed by the County Soliciter. Pending tnfarmation filed in the Criminal Court of Recor? ar Court of Crimes shall nat he inval- ‘ated hereby, and the State Attorney, or his Assistant State Attornevs, may file amended informations in anv such and State Record and No. 8 LUTION Vv Of The Of Tie Stat the eame fs as follows: or, and the the NO. 7 Proposing An Con- e At stitution hereby in the ahall_ he the post. nty Soltcitor in State if and when necessary. The Lee- fslature may provide for State Attorneve and snecinl investi tors for the State Attorney of Dade County. who shall he annointed by the State Attorney and eworn in by the court. and such Assistant torneve shall work under fi of the State Attorney and shall have fil authority to do and perform any official act that the State Attorney may do and nerform. It shall he the Anty of the said Stata Attorney con- curently with the Sheriff of. Dade County to enforce all of the eriminn’ tawe of the State of Florida in sal? County and the Legislature may, by smeria] act or general act. enact such Asi tete At. direction statutes as are nereseary to aunnle. ment and aive full force nd effect to this section of the Constitution. No. 9 SENATE JOINT RECOLTTTION NO. Of A Joint Resolution Pranosine An Amendment To Article UIIT OF ‘The Conetitution Of The State Of Florids State Constitution. By Adding Thereto| War Tax To Provide ‘That Tn tate af Florida, 6] Polative To Asserement Of Pronerte And The Collection Of | Takes, By Adding Thereto Additions’ Sections County OF Lee. County Tax An wh sor Shall Anaoaa The Property Of The County For The Pur. nora OF Tewvine State, Caurty Schon! And Municinal Taxes Vevied By Tho State. County, Connty School Roar? School Dietricte, Nietricts, Part De tote. Dratn Rnectal ‘Tax Rchno! Nie. tricts, And Anv Other Taxing District> Ana Montoinalities Of The County Which Rv Ordinance Recueat Thatr Taxes To Re So Arsesned And Tevied And That ‘The County Tax Collects: Shall Collect And Distribute The Sai? Tara f. RE TT RESOT.VED RY TTT RGTe. rarrpr OF THE STATE OF TrORTDA: That the following amendment te Article VTIT of the Constitution of the State of Florida relative to the am ent and collertion of a’) tevee the county of Tee, State of Florids Sv addine thereto addition: numbered by the v stone ineye ta bi of State, hy nereed to on al toxin vary shall tax Arainace Alntri tne a xes 1115 sonnty, tm be Tevied in the county by the county achool Ward Atatricts cart Metricts, drainage districte, an* coy other tavine Aistricte and mi Nittem which by ardinance requ tate tage te he an anon ‘The legislature ‘ve Session in 1952 and time thereafter. enact lawe anecifvine the powers. functions. Antic nensation of connty tax asne fenated in the first naragraph of thie And shall Weewlee nravide he tow for the extension on the naw ‘ent roll of the county tax assenanr af all taxes levied by thee sounty school hoard anecial tax school Aletricte. nort dis tricte. dratnnee diatricte, and anv ather districts. whose taxes may he assessed hy the + nurmant to the unty. atric’ section tothe electra ir ratitic: 1, 1988 erect county tax asae firet paragraph of thi Section 1, 1986. collect roby th 1 hoard aeheot v be ASNneROR nararraph of wana A collected by the rn Atetricts te and muntcinalttl ie and the aame fe as follow from and after the county tax san and muntoinal fal tae achat al nt m nd oF. and munt ction, From and after the county tax ente tm the county of Lee. State of Flor taxes levied in the county, eounte all oe mtate, hood Alstriote ert sand any other an m » th the the preceding section ‘The lowinintnre shall at the Taw! | tive Beeston of 1 care, evatody, eburs N .|SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION jon Proposing vorn An Additional Section ‘The Court Of Record In Facambia Co: AM Ite Juriedictin rt Of Eacamb An AdAttionat Of Fx THE STATE Ind shall he anbmitte- of the tate of Flarias Jon on rafection 1 elertion ta he hal] an the Fire: Tnesdav after the fleet Monday tr November, 1 Rection ——— at he Taetsts school Mintricte nalitier ment of al! taxes “ty tax collector. Compensat BY THE Lrote.| laere here the ‘n the county of Tee, State of Florian call mronerty far all atate eehnal, taxer tate chant com- den. minty Yan te NO. An or THE KEY WEST CITIZEN sald county ts situated. The Judge of the Court of Record in for Es bia County ho! ice at the t of the taking effect of this amend- ment shall become additional Cireuit Judge and hold office until the time at w js term as Judge of the Court of Record in for Excambin County expires. Thereat- ter such addition: Judge of the Cir- cuit Court of E bia County shall be selected in the same manner as other Circuit Judges nre selected, ex- . cept that. ip selected by election, he shall be selected by the qualified elece rs of Escambia County. H- shall ree in Escambia County and he shall in such county, have all the pow- ers and perform all the duties that are or may be provided or prescribed bv the Constitution or by Statute. and all statutes concerning Circuit J shall apply to him. He ehall hold fice for six () vears and shall re the same salary and allows expenses as other Cir Escambia County. be paid by th of s for out of the county, unless and 1 ture provides otherwise by law. Thera shall be an addit etal Court Renorter of the Cirentt Court of Es- cambia County and the of Reporter of the Court of Ren for Escambia County holding such poe sition at the @ of the taking ef- fect of thic amendment shall hecome such additional official Court Repore ter of sald Cirenit Cou and until and unless otherwise nrovited by law ail statutes concerning the official Streuit Court Reporter shall apply to him, (c) After the First Tuesday after the First Monday in Jannar7 195%. and until @ provided by law ans nlicable only to Eecambia County. the Solicitor _of the Court of Record in and for Escambia County shall act as nroseouting attorney of the Cireult Court fn and for Escambia County, Florida, for all criminal cares. Includ- ine capital cages, and he shall he the State Attorney of Escambia County and there shall be no other prosecute tng officer for said Cirenit Court t Escambia County. and thereafter an¢ State Attorney shall hold office the time at which his term as Solict- tor of the Court of Record in and for Escambia County expires. ‘Thereafter such State Attorney shall be selected in the same manner and for the same term as the Solicitor of the Court of Record in and for Fscambla now selected excent that if = hy lection he hat! he seledted hy the, analified electors af Fecambia County, He shall peatda in Racambia County, and he shall within such County have all the nowers and perform all the! Auties that are or mav hereafter hel aravided or prescribed by the Consti- tntion or by statute. and until others wise provided by Taw he shall be paid hv the County of Fiscambia fn the same manner and at. the same rate of coms nansation ax the Sollcttor of the Gow at Record tn and for Facambia Count; te now pelt and nntt otherwise my vided by law he shell be allowed the same assistants and the'r compensa. ton and the exnenses of hin offic hall be as now or hereafter provided for by law. The State Attorney of the - Tieet Tudlotel Cirontt hall Rave no fore} tafiction in Kscambia County and shall sat reside therein: he shall he notert- 4 In the mame manner as State Ate neve of other Cironite are elected, he qualified electors of the count. tom wherein he exerciase furleiction, and shal be a resident thereof, (2) ‘There shall not he Inee than ~tx (6) terma of the Circuit Court of Meeambia County tn each vear, to be, Sald at auch times ne mav be prescribe a4 by the leetslnture fe) In the exerciae of tte furtadtes ston to tre mistomeanors, the Cirontt Court of Fxcambia County shall have the power to annoint one or more of the several Jneticon of the Py sa14 County for thelr resect tricte ae Commiestoner or Cammtase, tonera wha shall have anthority to try | for the sald Cireuit Court and without a fury, unen watver of fury trial as saw nrovited by Taw, any nereon hareed with » minfemeanor All Ae. sendanta ao tried. or tha State shall Sowe the tleht tom trial fe news Ww eld Court or the Jndea thereat nnam eritten apnticntion filed In the office! af the Clerk of aatd Conrt ‘The ane aointment ef a Justice of the Peace =e a Comminsioner ne aforesaid shall Se made for much farm and unon mitch ranfitions ax said Cirenit Conrt of Tae camhia County shall ace fit to pres serihe and anv annointment eo made may he enmmarity revoked hy anid Mireult Court for any cane whatever, 18 tn tha future the offices of Tnatices of the Pance In Facambia County shall he abolished then, fn auch event. the “treutt Court of Racambia Connty shall Mave the power to annotnt not to axcend three (2) Comm smone the members of the Rar of Fa cambia County, After the ennotntment and qualification of a Commissinner or Commissioners of ald Cire #1) warrants for th nt mada retrenabla hefore a Commins! or of anid Court and. unless @ nel ‘nary heartne bh A committing, magiatrate he requested by @ person arrested nuranant ty any much Ware rant. the trinl ahall he bad hefore the Commicsioner am monn aftar the arrest am may he exnedient. The Cir Court of Facambia County hall have Ne right the nee: or and where a Commissioner may and the manner in which each of Comminstonere eh coeds and fo hw ania 7 he fixed by the lertalatey he pala hy Facambta Coun terme of officn af ench Commi shal! he fixed by the legislature. (D Tron the takine effect of thts emendment the recorta of the fo nreseribe. be rniy re hefnre euch Comentenion: t nh transmit. We te. inte ta the Clerk af foners Af Rerord of Facamhta County ehall "4 he deliver Conrt to the Cleric 9 nf Earamhia the official ens hy the then Clerk of he Cirentt an of the m he cords, (e) This smendmen? shaft affect at ten o A. Mon t following the date of the nine Ala of the + No. 11 RESOLUTION wo. SENATE JOIN oy A Jot ation Pr