The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-04-05

After pointing out the INCONVENIENCE.
experienced - tne operation OF the pres
emf Jaw, the governor says:
In my opinion a new law upon the
! suDjac- should be enacted, and there
fore recommend that a law be framed
/ 70 COMPREHEND the entire suoIect, tax
ing I'd the entire system OF >tatc taxa
J ton on properties. with a definite M!I
/ age for state purposes and separate
definite mI.la-a for comfy purposes.
recurring ,acl county ID bear It's own
proi50rrionatr expense OK the advertising
ana cost incident 10 collection Of the
same, 70 he audited by the state comp
trolI.r. aaG receiving each its proper
riou of the taxes ana interest arising
from the safe and rcdcmpri0us the state
/ bearing it, Just proportion Of such cx-
/ nensc and receiving its Just proportion
/ Of the taxes aaG interest.
~;a.c Eoard Of Health.
Commenting OH the fact THAI Flor
! ida's quarantine stations are for the
most part located on government
/ ground. which they occupy at the pleas
/ urc Of the war department. the governor
/ urges in strong terms the importance Of
/ the state retaining control Of its quar-
/ autiue stations. He says:
/ The executive requested Attorney
| General Lamar TO confer with the sec
Rotary of war at Washington upon the
subject, which conference was had on
or about the 10th Of March, and after
considering his report Of such confer
ence and an investigation OF the mat.
ter during the limited time nave had OPP
portunlty 20 consider 1t, nave reached
the firm conclusion that the states only
safety lies III our retaining supreme san
ltary control L have reached the con
cIuslon that the state should not sell Its
nIau- ar ororor+i,o .-,+io,, m Nr-uoe
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be empowered and directed % proceed .
TO purchase or construct suitable barge. .
and continue L. operate II, as III the WIS .
dom o. the board aud the state health
officer may be required.
Many neW demands have been made
upon the state board Of health and upun
the state health officer, the boarG Of
health requiring much OF the time If its
agents IN various sections OF the STATE,
and tie consequent expenditure o.
money. One Important item Of such
expenditure has been caused By the
prevalence throughout the state OF
smallpox, the s1ate health officer has
been called upon BY almost every com
and the board has responded
with ubcCalICv - stamp cut this .Oatu-
some disease. I therefore respectfully
recommend rhar d COMPULSORY vacclua.
ton law be enacted. aud the necessary
Tor tine efficient work Of
the state board OF health and deficiency
bo made 70 cover rh-
amount advanced bv the state treasurer.
with tine consent Of the governor. in OK.
cess OF the appropriation, amounting 10
$40, 1872 81. a. shown bv the tr-a~urer'~
report ll-d with Jn. governor.
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p III trans -ll-.ll',.; t-e report Oh Ae--r~-
oL-h 1. D-lW--er' ol NolGsla county. ,
a." jill Conn ~. isa-e, OF tr-jlNllH ,
'o~I. commissions > OF H>derir@. 3 t-t
o GIL your attention 60 Jne -dcl TnNl
ne -es-s-1. ot- -.l> Hot maze any auDr--
)I-'i1ie,l -or tla expenses OF Jhe tommis-
-o".S>' us PROVIDED Tor 1T SecJlcn -. ,
'L III. EeFleei statutes consequently ,
~ L.tt las N-e1 -oae mas oeen accom- -
'--si--.- through e1e generosity d cle
o-l-l-'i7>-'A KS I'd 'l-if own exp sus.. as =
Hc''A OF '-ieL- it-o'1, 40 Wnich yong -
e. y. l,-o1 IL eSpeclat-Y directed. =
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