The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-18

record, which trial shall be upon IN
formation.
Section As. The clerk Of CO.,,
court shall be elected by the elect"rs
of Escambia county and shall hold -
fee for four years, and his compenss.
ton shall be fixed by law. The sbe~
If of Escambia county shall b. tos
executive officer of said court, and hi.
duties and fees shall be fixed by law
Section As. The same rules OF pro,
cedure and practice which obtain n
the circuit court of the county SHAH
obtain in the court of record, and all
laws relative to criminal courts Of
record, except as otherwise provided
herein. shall apply to and control the
court of record. Change of venue NAV
be had from the court of record 10
the circuit court of another county 70,
the same causes, and under the laws
providing for changing the venue from
the circuit court Of one county to the
circuit court of another county. II,
Governor, may in his discretion, order
the circuit judge of Escambia COUNTY
or OF any other county to hold one O.
more terms of parts of terms of The
court of record. Any civil cause in
the court Of record may be tried b.
fore referee, or in case OF the dis.
qualification of the Judge of the cour1
of record, may be tried by judge ad
Item, or may be transferred u The
circuit court of EScambia county or ~
any other county, in the same way and
according to the same provisions :
rnC1,orx. c,,oi. -, IL,
court of EScambia county
Section AZ. The Supreme Court OF
the State shall have appellate irris.
diction in all cases at law ana n
equity originating in the court ol rec
ord and in cases of conviction OF frl.
ony in the court of record. The cir
cult court of EScambla county shall
have final appellate Jurisdiction OF all
niisdemeanOrS tried in the court OF
record. All appeals or writs of error
prosecuted from the cOurt of record.
whether 10 the Supreme Court o. Cir.
cult Court, shall be prosecuted in the
same way and according 10 the same
rules as govern such proceedings from
the Circuit Court to the Supreme
Court
Approved June 6. 1905.
ARTICLE XXXlI.
That the following amendment -
(Article XVII of the Constitute q
the State of FLORIDA be. and the same
is hereby agreed TO and shall be sub.
nlitted to the electors of the State 1t
the general election in 1906 for rata.
cation or rejection:
Section 1. Either branch Of the
Legislature, at a regular session there
of, may propose amendments 20 this
Constitution; and il the same be
agreed to by three-fifths of all the
members elected to each house sGcl
proposed amendments shall be enter.
ed upon their respective Journals with
the yeas and nays and shall be pub
lished In one newspaper in each coun.
ty where a newspaper is published,
for one month Immediately precelins
the next general election of Repre-
sentatives, at which election the same
shall be submitted to the electors Of
the State. for approval or rejection.
II a majority of the electors voting
upon the amendments at such cloc-
tion shall adopt the amendments The
same shall become part of the Con
StltutlOn. The proposed amendmcnS
shall be so submitted as to enable tis
electors to vote on each 'amendrnen'
separately. All amendments adOp'&
at the election at which this is sub
mitted or heretofore adopted by the
electors are hereby declared a part OF
the Constitution from the date of the
adoption of the same.
Approved June 6. 1895
The votes cast in compliance with
said proposed amendments, and The
canvass, declarations and return.
thereof, shall be subjected to tie
same regulations and restrictions a.!
are provided by law for Gener'i
Elections in the State Of Florida
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
have hereunto set my hand and al.
fixed the Great Seal of the State 81
Florida, at Tallahassee. the Capita,
this first day of August, A. D.. 1906
e.. 81 H. CLAY CRAWFORD.
Secretary of State
To J. G. Van Pelt, Sheriff Escamb1
County