The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-18

what court ic is to be heard and he
time of such hearing, and a return by
such officer in writing, said return to
be on copy Of the notice served. III
the event that there is no person
known or made known to the officer
in the state of Florida upon whom
personal service can be made, or in
the event such parent or guardian or
other person provided in section one
Of this act resides beyond the juTts
diction of the court, then such service
of notice may be made by registered
mail or by telegram and return of
said service shall be made by the Of
f1cer having such minor In custody
showing the manner in which he has
served said notice, and 1t shall be
discretionary with the trial judge as
to whether any other or further notice
Shall be given.
An Act amending section 1886 of the
general statutes of the state of F1ori-
da.
Be it Enacted by the Legislature of
the State Of Florida:
Section l. That section 1896 Of the
general statutes of the state of Florida
be amended so as to read as follows:
1896. Clerk to make triplicate pay
rolls The clerk of the circuit court
of the several counties of this state
shall make out a payroll in triplicate
which shall contain the name of every
Juror who has attended any session
of such court, which payroll shall
state the number of days which each
| juror served, and the number of miles
travelled, and the amount of money
each juror is entitled to for his SER
vices during such term of court; the
form of such payroll shall be pre-
scribed by the comptroller, the jurors
shall sign the same in presence of a
witness; the clerk Of the circuit court
shall forward two Of such payrolls to
| the comptroller within ten days after
the adjournment of such court; the
| comptroller shall audit the same and
| Draw his warrant on the treasury for
| the amount due thereon, and shall pay
over TO the treasurer such warrant and
the amount returned by the clerk of
the court, taking up the requisition Of
the clerk given to the treasurer.
This act shall take effect upon it's
| approval by the governor.
An act relative to the administra-
| ton of estates of persons deceased.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Florida:
Section l. Whenever any admins
| tration- has heretofore been granted
| or may hereafter be granted on any
estate, and thereafter any will by the
owner Of such estate at the time Of
| his or her death, shall be probated as
| to said estate, then all acts done by
any administrator of such estate, pur-
suant to such appointment and ac-
| cording to law, prior to the probate of
such will, shall be deemed and held as
valid as If no will had been probated.
A BILL
To be entitled, An Act To Admit to
record patents of the United States
J conveying land and admitting in evil
| dence certified copies of the same.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Florida:
Section 1. That all patents issued
by the United States conveying land
| be admitted to record in the office Of
the clerks Of the circuit court in the
may be without proof of further ack-
nowledgment.
| Section 2. That the record of all
such patents heretofore made be and
the same is hereby validated
l
any such recorded patent may be in
troduced in any of the courts of this
state having the same force and effect
as the original, in like manner, as
certified copies Of deeds are now ad-
Missile in evidence.
A BILL
To be entitled, An Act, to amend
Section 4105 of the general statutes
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removal of prisoners to jail Of another
county.
! Be it Enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Florida:
Section 1. That section 4105 of the
/ general statutes be amended to read
as follows:
i 4105. When in the opinion Of the
governor Of the state of Florida, or
of the circuit judge of the county
where a prisoner may be confined, the
interests Of the state of Florida de-
mand it, the governor or circuit Judge
may make an order directing that any
person held under a criminal charge
shall be confined in the jail of another
county of the state than that in which
the offense charged is alleged to have
been committed. Such order shall be
the state, but the expense Of such re-
moval and maintenance of such pris-
oner shall be borne by the county in
which the crime is alleged to have
been committed.
A BILL
To be entitled: An act relating to
| the powers of States Attorneys.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of Florida:
Section 1. That all the states at
torneys Of the state Of Florida be al
lowed the process of the circuit courts
in the counties constituting his par
ticular circuit to summon witnesses
to appear before him in or out of term
time at such convenient places and
time as may be designated in the
summons to testify before him as to
any violation Of the criminal law, for
which a prosecution may have com
menced and an arrest has been made
Provided, that no witness shall be re-
quired to leave the county of his
residence and go to another county on
such summons.
| Section 2. All witnesses summoned