The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-08-15

aye shall be entitled to paw for thirty
Jays atter the adjournment in order Ia
SSYInrpp'ete me reGoroing; and the Recording
SieTh OF the House OF Representatives
shall be entitled to pay for twenty davs
aiter the adjournment In order 10 com
piete MS work, such payment to be made.
d iolTener' only after the completion and
ueINery OF the Journals, and the Comm
troller is hereby authorized 10 issue var.
rants on the State Treasurer I'm favor NJ
the Recording Secretary OF the senate
az ana D tne Recording Clerk OF the House
thirty days and the twenty DAYS add.
tlonal herein provided for; but no such
warrant SHAH be issued 10 such Secretary
OF Sierk except upon the delivery OF the
forth that such Secretary or Clerk has
recorded in full the Journals OF the SEN
aye or House OF Representatives and that
me record books have been duly filed
IN the onice OF the Secretary OF State.
The Bill Secretary Of the Senate and
the BIZ Clerk OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives shall have pay for fifteen days
f eaGn after the adjournment Of the Legls.
nature 10 complete their unfinished work
am, return their books and bills properly
indexed, assorted and labeled In con-
venient form for reference to the secre-
t thy Oh STATE payment to be made upon
that such duty has been performed.
The Secretary OF the Senate and the
Bill secretary Of the Senate shall each
receive seventy-five dollars for preparing
the Daily Calendar Of the Senate, and
the Chief Clerk Of the House OF Renre-
sentatives and the Assistant Chief Clerk
OF the House OF Representatives shall
each receive seventy-fve dollars for pre-
pairing the Daily Calendar OF the House
OF Representatives. The extra help for
the Assistant Chief Clerk OF the House
OF Representatives shall be paid forty
eight dollars In full for his services that
one hundred and fifty dollars be paid to
Eugene Hawkins for services as Assist
ant Janitor In the House OF Representa-
tives, to be placed in the hands OF ]. ".
g stockton, to be paid to said E. Haw-
Sec "e rh s'e pe or se5 s peT mHn sas
the members OF the Senate and OF the
House OF Representatives and the per
diem OF the Secretaries, Clerks, Attaches
OF the Senate and House OF Representa-
and those OF the Senate shall be approved
10y the President OF the Senate and at
tested by the Secretary CT the Senate.
and those Of the House OF Representatives
shall be approved by the Speaker Of the
House OF Representatives and attested by
the Chief Clerk Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives; and the Comptroller shall
audit and issue his warrant on the Treas
Sec. I. The actual expenses OF all mem
hcrs OF the various visiting committees
shall be prepared in pay roll form and
certified to by the Chairman OF the Com
House, respectively, and the Comptroller
shall issue his warrant for the same.
Sec. 5. The sum Of $3.50 for rent of
typewriter used by judiciary Committee
OF the Senate. and the expenses OF mail
ing the Daily Journals Of the Senate under
Senate Resolution No. 90, shall be paid
on vouchers approved by the Chairman Of
the Committee on Legislative Expenses
of the Senate and the Comptroller shall
issue his warrant or warrants for the
same.
Sec G. This act shall take effect i'm
mediately upon its approval by the Gov
Approved June 1st, 1907.
CHAPTER 5eoo-(No. 81.
An Act Creating a State Board of PEN
sions, Defining Who Shall Receive Pen
sions, Who Shall Not Receive Pensions,
Who Shall Be Retained as Pensioners,
How Applications Shall Be Made. How
Pensions Shall Be Paid, Duty of County
Commissioners in Regard TO Pensions,
Providing for the Levy OF a Pension TAX
and Authorizing the State Board OF
Pensions to Make Regulations to Carry
Into Effect the Provisions OF This Act,
State Of Florida;
Section /. That the Governor, Comp
troller and the Treasurer of this State
are hereby constituted the State Board
Sec. 2, Any person who enlisted and
served in the military or naval service
of the Confederate States or OF this state
including home guards and reserves dur
ing the war between the States of the
United States, and did not desert the
Confederate or State service, ana VINO
was bona fide citizen Of this State con-
tinuously for ten years prior to date
and filing OF the application for pension,
and who is over sixty years OF age at
the date Of application. shall each receive
one hundred dollars per annum in quar-
terly payments all such persons who l9st
or pah he ewes, or VINO
is permanently disabled by reason OF
wounds or disease to gain Livelihood oy
manual labor, shall be entitled to receive
each Per annum IN qus awit payments
For total loss OF sight, $4,000.
For loss OF one eye, 10000.
For loss Of foot or leg: sl26.oO'
For loss OF both hands, $4,000.
For loss OF both feet, $4,000.
For loss OF one hand and one foot OF
same person. s15o.0
For personal injuries, disease or age
the person is unable 70 earn
a livelihood by manual labor, $4,000.
For total disability. as shown. by AMI
davit OF reputable physician, sl50o
dier or sailor who enlisted and served In
the military or naval service OF the Con-
federate States or OF this state, inciuo-
ing Home Guards and Reserves, dur
limited States, and did not desert the
Confederate or State service, shall be
entitled to receive the sum OF one hundred
and twenty dollars per annum. In quar-
terly payments; Provided, Such widow was
Ia wfulIy married to said soldier or sailor
Ten wears prior to the filing OF applica-
ton for pension and has continuously re.
sided in this State ten years previous 10
making application; and the widow OF 9
his death drawing a pension from this
State 81 v shall be granted widows pension
nnon satisfactory proof or her marriage,
her residence in this State and the DEAN
~ her husband and she shall not be re-
on,red Ia make additional proof OF her
Snnhand,s service. and the pension so