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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-06

The tide of good words for the
Ely district is at the present time
bigger and stronger throughout the
country than ever before. This sort
of comment has been with us from
the beginning and has aided 10 wide
prominence and valuable considera-
ton. As have our resources, our in
dustries and our pay rolls. II has
grown steadily and rapidly. Based on
merit. il is bound to continue its in
crease in volume and results. No
mining camp today stands in better
grace than does this from the all
important standpoint of having de-
livered the goods on time and in full
measure. and no mining camp in the
country stands in better position 10
continue the making good of its
promises and the gathering al great
benefits in all ways therefrom.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-06
WILL VOTE AGAIN.
Continued from page one. I,

white race from that continent, and
have been obliged carefully TO re-
strict such immigration. We have
drifted into a condition regarding the
brown race which constitutes the
great problem and peril of the fu-
ture Confronting our Pacific coast
lies Asia. with nearly a billion peo-
pie of the brown race. who, If there is
no restriction, would quickly settle
upon and take possession of our en-
tire coast and intermountain region.
History teaches that 1t is impossible
TO make homogeneous people by the
juxtaxposition of races differing in
color on the same basis.
Race tolerance, under such con-
ditions, means race amalgamated and
that is undesirable Race tolerance
means untimely race war and mutual
destruction, or the reduction of one
of the races TO seryitude. Inc adj
mission of a race of different color
in condition of industrial seryitude,
demand equal rights 20 all within
our jurisdiction Inc competition of
such a race would involve industrial
disturbance and hostility requiring
the use of a large armed force to
maintain peace and order. with the
probability that the nation represent
ing the race thus protected would
never be satisfied that the means en-
ployed were adequate The presence
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-02-06
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

II is stated that the 81 800 auto
mobile is better than the $4,000 ma
chine few years ago. Aemrican IN
ventors. manufacturers and workmen
propose to lead the world in this in
dnstry and are making good
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The more they roast Roosevelt the
CHECKER grows the Baltimore
News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-07-30


S.s,... 70 Amend Section Isa,. Of III. c.,
Cive- 10 oL iqrda, IN Reference to RY;de1ce
1;usS Pon Former Trial and rss 20 fs t~-.Se
H Saeeaed BY the Legislature Of the State q,
s.st...HOn !; That Section rsaS. of IN. Co.,
iseses OF Florida in reference 10 ,,s sse &c Sseera
~ exceptions be. and the sarne e :, -
- - o. Former Bills of Executions
snay Judgment at law rendered ~, s -.
49, sac OF Florida shall be reversed sn5 ~.
sroeo; and il be made to appesT 10 the
So t o. the Court that any evidence REL =,
IoLner tral whether oral or written sT,d ;S,'
Sorsteo N the bill of exceptions en- - .ot ~ ~
.Ao. tnen the bill Of exceptions talcen a. ~, oe
"a may be used as evidence upon anv s,,b
seQ1ent trail Of the case as to any nate =; ;
tne former trail Provided That no ev;5s1o
49, r2on former trial of any case ren5;1y -
o. the courts Of the State Of Florida sbsiI Re
~ 49, evidence upon the trial of any cause in anv
nerein provided eASePt as
- Sc. 2 This Act shall take effect from the date
u rs approval by the Governor 1'-'
approved June :, 1000
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eHAPTER s0OI-CNo. S2D.

AN ACT TO Amend Section 1877, Chapter 10, OF
the General Statutes Of the State OF Florida,
Relating TO the Drawing of Juries for the Second
and Succeeding Weeks of Circuit Courts.
Be Il Enacted By the Legislature Of the State OF
Florida:
Sec. Z. That Section 1877. Chapter 10. OF the
General Statutes of the State OF Florida. relating
20 the drawing of juries for the second and sue
ceeding weeks OF Circuit Courts be, and the same
Is hereby, amended so as TO read as follows;
ryy7 (rIsR)-Jury for Second and Succeeding
WeelSS--In any counties where the Circuit Court
Is continued and held for more than one week, the
Judge thereof may each week draw, in the manner
prescribed in Section 1878. the names OF eighteen
irs) persons 20 serve petit jurors tor the sue
Seeiing weeks as long as the said Court shall re-
main in session. The Judge shall have power 70
hold any juror over beyond the end o. the week
Tor which ne was drawn. if such juror is engaged
Al the trial OF case in viii oh no verdict has been
rendered No person shall be drawn TO serve on a
petit jury more than once during the same calen-
dar year.
Sec 2 All laws and parts of laws in conflict
With this Act are hereby repealed.
Sec Z This Act shall take effect immediately
Spon its passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May ~, 1899.
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CHAPTER soON-Nn. sn.

AN ACT 70 Amend Section 1886 of the General
Statutes Of the State of Florida, as Amended by
Chapter So47, of the Acts of 1907, the Same
Being Relative to the Pay of Jurors.
Be Il Enacted By the Legislature of the State of
Florida:
Section I. That Section 1880. of the General
Statutes Of Florida as amended by the Acts of the
Legislature of 1907 be, and the same is hereby.
amended 50 as TO read as follows.
section ISS6-Pay Of Jurors.-Grand and petit
jurors Of the regular panel and Jurors summoned
20 complete jury after the regular panel is eX-
hausted, IN the Circuit Courts. Criminal Courts of
Record and County Courts. of this State shall re-
ceive for each day of active attendance upon the
Court. two dollars (S7.oo). Jurors summoned TO
the courts aforesaid to complete jury after the
regular panel is exhausted and who are not &C
cepted and not required TO serve the jury shall
receive compensation of two dollars (S2.oo) per
day and al fractional parts of day shall be
counted as a day. jurors IN the courts OF County
Judges and Justices of the Peace. and Jurors sum
moned upon inquest of the dead shall be paid one
dollar (SI.oc) per day for each day they serve on
the jury. In addition 10 the compensation above
provided all Jurors shall receive five (sl cents per
mile for every mile necessarily Travelled IN going to
and returning from Court by the nearest pTacti-
cable route. Jurors who attend on any OF the
DAYS of the term when the Presiding Judge is
absent, being present does not hold the session
Of the Court. shall be entitled 70 receive the same
compensation as 4 the Court were IN session.
Sec. ?. That all laws or parts of laws in conflict
with the provisions of this Act be, and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec J. This Act shall become operative upon
dts passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May rs, 1909.
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cape therefrDm it shall be in the power of the Par
doninq Board TO revoke said communication, and TO
remand him to the States prison or jail whence ne
came, to serve out his unexpired term.
Sec. ?. That Section of said Act be amended
Sec. ). Every child convicted and sent to said
Reform School shall there be kept, disciplined,
instructed, employed and governed, under the
direction of the Board of Managers. during the
time for which he is committed. unless he is sooner
discharged as reformed. or remanded TO prison
under the sentence of the court as incorrigible
upon information Of the Board OF Managers as
hereinafter provided
follows:
Sec. s. All commitment of children shall be
during the time named in the alternative sentence
unless sooner discharged by the Board OF Man
ayers as herein provided, and when child is dis
charged therefrom at the expiration OF his term, 1t
shall be a full and complete release from all pen
alties and disabilities created by his sentence
Sec. 4. That Section of said Act be amended
to read as follows:
Sec 8. A Judge committing child to the Re-
form School shall make out and sign commit
ment substantially in the following form, which
shall be certified by the Clerk under the seal OF the
Court:
State of Florida ...... County, IS:
Be it Remembered that on the. :. day of
........... A. D. Io....,....... ...-.........
resident OF said county, was on the complaint Of
the undersigned Judge Of the ''o.' Court,
and upon due proof, do find that said
mitted to the Florida Reform 51in1 School - " M
Wherefore, it is hereby ordered that the said
{. .......-.... DC, anu nc ID
hereby. committed to said institution for the
period of ........ or until he is legally dis
charged
The alternative sentence is..........
Said Observation-Disclosures. was charged with
...................;h he was born ...........
........., his fathers name is ...............
............, and he resides at ..............;
that his near relatives and their residences as
follows:
Witness my hand this . day of
................,A D. 10 $50.
Provided. That no commitments shall be void
for failure to comply with this provision.
Approved June 8, 1909
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CHAPTER SOIz-(No. 49,

AN ACT to Prescribe the Time for Holding the
Terms of the Circuit Court in and for the Fifth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida.
Be il Enacted by the Legislature OF the State OF
Florida:
Section I. That from and after the passage of
this Act the time for holding the terms OF the Cir
cult Court in and for the Fifth Judicial Circuit
shall be as hereinafter fixed. There shall be two
regular terms of said court held in each county Of
said circuit each year: to be known as the Spring
Term and the Fall Term.
Sec. ?. The Spring Term of said Court shall
commence in the county of Lake on the second
Monday in March in the County of Sumter on the
fourth Monday IN March; in the County of Citrus
on the second Monday in April; in the County of
fernando on the fourth Monday in April and IN
the County of Marion on the second Monday in
May.
The Fall Term of said Court shall commence in
the County of Lake on the second Monday in
October; in the County of Sumter on the fourth
Monday in October in the County of Citrus on
the second Monday in November; in the County
of fernando on the fourth Monday in November;
and in the County of Marion the second Mon
day in December.
Sec. 3. All laws and parts of laws in conflict
herewith be, and the same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This Act shall become law immedi-
ately on its final passage and approval by the
Governor
Approved June 8. 1909
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CHAPTER 5OI6-CN0. Al,

AN ACT to Prescribe the Time for Holding the
Terms of the Circuit Court in and for the Eighth
Judicial Circuit of the State of Florida, and to
repeal Chapter s647, Acts of 1907, Approved
May 77th. 1907. and Section 1872, of the Cen
eral Statutes of the State of Florida Relative
to the Time of Holding Terms of the Circuit
Court in the Eighth Judicial Circuit.
Be il Enacted by the Legislature of the State OF
Florida:
Section I. That the time for the holding Of the
terms of the Circuit Court in and for the Eighth
Judicial Circuit shall be as hereinafter fixed There
shall be two regular terms of the said Court held in
each county of said Eighth Circuit each year to be
known the Spring Term and Fall Term.
Sec. ?. The Spring Term Of the Circuit Court
for the Eighth Judicial Circuit shall commence in
the County of Levy on the third Monday in March;
in the County of Baker on the first Monday in
Monday in April: in the County of Bradford on
the fourth Monday in April, and in the County of
Alachua on the second Monday in May
The Fall Term of said Court shall commence in
the County of Levy the third Monday in Sep
TENDER; in the County of Baker on the first Mon
day in October; IN the County of Putnam on the
second Monday in October; in the County of Brad
ford on the fourth Monday in October, and in the
County of Alachua on the second Monday in No
vember
Sec. ). That Chapter s647. Acts of 1907. Laws
ISI2 of the General Statutes of the State of Flor
ida, relative to the time of holding the Spring and
Fall Terms of the Circuit Court in and for the
Eighth Judicial Circuit OF the State of Florida in
sofar as the same are in conflict with the provi-
sions of this Act be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved May II, 1909
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CHAPTER so0,-Mn- a.

AN ACT to Provide for the Appointment of Act
ing Prosecuting Attorneys, and to Provide for
the Compensation Thereof
Be Il Enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Florida:
Section 4. That from and after the passage of
TINS Act, when any Prosecuting Attorney of any
county Court IN the State of Florida is sick and
unable to perform the duties of such Prosecuting
Attorney, or is disqualified to perform such duties
by reason of being formerly employed in the de-
tense OF any person charged with violation of the
law within the jurisdiction of such court, or is
absent from the county wherein such County
Court IS or may be established, the Judge of the
County Court shall appoint competent attorney,
admitted to practice in such court, to be Acting
Prosecuting Attorney of such court during the
absense or the disability of the Prosecuting Attor-
ney. Such Acting Prosecuting Attorney shall
have and exercise all the duties and powers of the
Prosecuting Attorney during such appointment.
he powers and duties of an Acting Prosecuting
Attorney shall cease soon as the disability of
the Prosecuting Attorney ceases or as soon as the
Prosecuting Attorney returns to the county of
which he is Prosecuting Attorney.
Sec. 2. Acting Prosecuting Attorneys appoint
ed under the provisions of Section I of this Act
shall receive the same compensation for the ser
nce and time OF performing the duties of the
Prosecuting Attorney as is paid to Pros
ecuting Attorneys, and Prosecuting Attor-
neys shall receive no compensation for service or
time in which the duties of the Office are per-
formed by Acting Prosecuting Attorneys. Act
ing Prosecuting Attorneys shall sign all papers as
Acting Prosecuting Attorney
Sec. ). This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon its passage and approval by the Governor.
Approved May 10, 1909.
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CHAPTER sqIO-fhn. Al.

AN ACT Providing That in Certain Suits Non
Resident Infants Who are Proper Parties De
PENDANT May be Served with Process by Publ
cation.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Florida:
Section T. That in any suit for partition of real
property situate in this State and in any other
suit concerning the title to, possession Of or any
interest IN any real property situate IN this State
in which suit any nonresident infant may have
such an interest as to make him proper party,
service of process in such suit may be perfected
upon such nonresident infant by publication in
the same manner provided by law for perfecting
service upon other nonresident defendants to
such suits, and upon proof of such service upon
such nonresident infant the Court having juris-
diction of the subject matter of the suit may APP
point a guardian ad Item for such nonresident
infant, in the same manner provided by law IN
cases where there has been personal service.
Sec. 2. All laws and parts of laws in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. ;. This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon approval by the Governor.
Approved June 8, 1900.
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CHAPTER s0IS-lN0. 40l.

AN ACT to Amend Chapter s64s of the Acts of
the Legislature of the State of Florida of 1907,
Relating to the Time of Holding the Circuit
Court of the Third Judicial Circuit of the State
OF Florida.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Florida:
Section ! That Section l. of Chapter s64s of
the Acts of the Legislature OF 1907 be, and the
same is hereby amended TO read as follows:
I. Third Judicial Circuit
SPRING TERM
Hamilton, fourth Monday in January
Taylor. fourth Monday in March.
Madison, second Monday in April.
Columbia, fourth Monday in April
Suwannee. second Monday in May
Lafayette. Tuesday after fourth Monday in May
FALL TERM
Hamilton fourth Monday in July.
Taylor, fourth Monday in September.
Madison, second Monday in October
Columbia, fourth Monday in October.
Suwannee, second Monday in November.
Lafayette. first Tuesday after fourth Monday
in November.
Sec. ?. All laws and parts of laws in conflict
with the provisions of this Act be. and the same
are hereby repealed.
Sec. ). This Act shall take effect upon its pas
sage and approval by the Governor.
Approved June 9. 1909.
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CHAPTER S0IS-(No. 46).

AN ACT Amending Sections ?, J, and s. OF
Chapter $685. Acts of 1905. entitled AN Act
Defining the Manner and Causes of Commit
ment of Minors to the Florida State Reform
School, at Mariana: Defining Who Shall be
Committed, and for What Time, and Upon
What Conditions; Regulating the Discipline,
Providing for Proper Management of Said Re
form School, and Appropriating Money for Said
Institution" Approved June S, 1908.
Be il Enacted by the Legislature of the State Of
Florida:
Section I. That Section of an Act defining the
manner and causes of commitment of minors to
the Florida Reform School. at Marianna defining
who shall be committed and for what time and
upon what conditions: regulating the discipline,
providing for the proper management of said Re-
form School, and appropnating money for the
benefit of said institution, approved June s. 1908,
be amended to read as follows:
Sec. ?. When any child under the age OF
eighteen years shall be sentenced by any court OF
competent jurisdiction to imprisonment in any
county jail or to the States prison il shall be
lawful for the Pardoning Board. upon the applica-
ton of such child. his parents or guardian, or
other persons to commute the punishment by
substituting therefor the commitment of such
child to the Reform School, during such time as
the Pardoning Board may deem proper, unless
sooner discharged by the Board of Managers.
But if such child. after being sent to such insti
tuition, shall persist in depraved course, or es.
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CHAPTER sS0O-nn- ,nA

AN ACT REQUIRING the Clerk of the Supreme
Sourt OF the State OF Florida. in All Cases in the
supreme Court Where the Judgment or Decree
Snal De Reversed or Modified. and in Which
the supreme Court Writes an Opinion, to Send
% the Clerk OF the Circuit Court of the County
from Which Such Cases are Appealed or Writ of
krror Taken, Correct Copy Of Such Opinion OF
the Supreme Court.
Dc Enacted BY the Legislature Of the State of
Florida
Section I. Il shall be the duty of the Clerk of
the supreme Court of the State of Florida in all
cases IN the Supreme Court wherein the Judgment
or decree Of the lower court shall be reversed or
modihed. and in which the Judges of the Supreme
Court shall write an opinion, 10 send down
along with the mandate of the Supreme
Court. 70 the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the county from which such case is
appealed or writ of error taken a correct
copy Of the opinion of said Supreme Court 1t
shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
20 ME such copy in the records and files of the case
same 20 become part thereof.
Sec. ?. This Act shall take effect Immediately
upon its approval by the Governor.
Approved June 8, 1000.