The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-09-23

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inclusive, 81 de Revised General Statutes d Flor
ida, the sum 81 $4s,787 shall be available July
uy and the said hereby
priated out Of any funds in the State Treasury
not Otherwise appropriated.
Of this Act shall be paid out BY the State Treas
urer under the order Of the State Vocational
$4,000 shall be expended annually BY said Board
for the purpose of administration, research, m
Us zig ETC. provided for in Section
with this is Act are hereby repealed.
age and approval by the Governor, or upon its
becoming law without his approval Approved
Jrne IA, 1921.
CHAPTER S437-(No. 4z).
AN ACT to Provide for the Levy of Taxes for
the Years 1921 and 1922.
Be z Enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Section That to provide the Necessary funds ID.
the years 1921 and Ioz2, there shall be levied
upon the. real and personal property assessed for
tax of not exceeding six mills upon the dollar
for each OF the years 1921 and 1922 ior general
duce said millage for either year should he be
satisfied that a smaller levy will produce sutfi-
Gent revenue to meet the needs OF the State
within the State as aforesaid.
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of the various counties of the State, Immediately
after the assessment of the County has been
viewed and equaIized. shall determine the millage
necessary to be levied to produce sufficient funds
for the needs of the County, and they are here
by authorized to levy a tax of not more than five
mills upon the dollar on the real and personal
property assessed for taxes for general purposes
to meet the necessary expenses OF the County:
the Fine and Forfeiture Fund; and to levy
tax not to exceed eight mills for the purpose
of constructing. reconstructing, working and re-
~ aIc hrt1 AID in cfyrr
County; and to levy tax of not less than three
mills, than ten mills, for County School
necessary to pay the Indebtedness of the County
and the interest thereon; and to levy tax of not
ment and protection of agriculture and live stock.
s.rued as to prohibit any County wishing to
amount of special taxes now allowed by law for
those purposes, or to prohibit the levying of any
interest and sinking fund for bonds or other taxes
authorized by any general or special law
dateiy Upon its passage and approval by the Gov
ernor. Approved June II, 1921.
CHAPTER s4ss-(No. AL.
AN ACT Making Appropriation for the Main
tenance of the Cooperative Agricultural Ex-
United States Department '9 Of Ar rS RE
CURED to be Maintained by Chapter $3.50, Laws
of Florida.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Section l.. That for the purpose of the main
economics work provided for in the Act of Con-
gress to which assent is given by Chapter $3.50,
may receive from the Federal Government the ad.
ditiona amount allowed and above the basic
fund of $4,000 annually granted by said Act of
shall be available July i. 1osa and the said sums
to which the State will be entitled under the said
Act OF Congress over and above the basic fund
Of $4,000 annually, be and the same is hereby
Sec. 2. That. this Act shall, take effect imme-
diately upon its passage and approval by the
Governor Approved June IA 1921.
CHAPTER s4so-(No. a..
AN i. ACT e.. Making Appropriations for the Flor;
School for Boys; the Florida Industrial School
for Girls, and the Florida Farm Colony, for
from June goth, 1921.
Be z Enacted by the Legislature of the State of
Florida State Hospital
priatsd for the Florida State Hospital located
at Chattahoochee for the two years next after
Colofed Tuberculosis Hospital, ss.soo; Colored
ployees' Home and Furnishing $4,000; roof for
new power and ice plant, $1,000; switch board
for new power and ice plant $4,000 pipe, fittings
separator, vacuum trap. exhaust head and steam
separators, $1,000; scale and coal barrows for
hot water well, 1900; economy instruments for
power plant, $1,000; welding equipment, s6oo
shaper for power plant. $1,000; motors, $4,000:
wires to change from d. c. to A. c., 1900;
transformers, $4,000 for lighting fixtures, $500;
$4,000; 3o,ooo-gallon tank for drinking water
$3,soo; new pump for drinking water system
zine building, s4soo; concrete works, sI,oo9;
glass renewals, $4,000; repairs and additions to
aardaker property, 500; warehouse at spur track
hOrc and cla1c
LOCO; additional cows for dairy herd, $4,000;
vaults, sI,soo; general repairs and painting Of
wards, $4,000; fruit trees for planting, $500;
maintenance for each patient per month"; based
on the average monthly attendance, not more
Provided, that any unexpended balance for
any month may be carried forward to the next
or succeeding months.
Florida Industrial School for Bows
sec. 2. That there be and is hereby appropr.
a5ed TOR ;. the Florida Industrial School for Boys
.o school building at Department No. I, $1,000;
finishing hospital building ss7z1 finishing s BATH
ing pools ssIs; beautfying grounds $500; ex.
oa t. $780, extension and repairing
tags Department NO l. $1,000; library a ana Fn1
$500; extension to power plant for machine sbon
SI7s2. barn fixtures for dairy, $sso; new eauip
ss eo6 TOR rafI ssoseo new beds and bedding
$780,; upkeep farms and buildings $1,000: school
supplies, 5000; brick kiln, 87s; larger electric
ngm; pam, $500; extension water and pumping
SS4 $50 printing department. $1,000; wood working
department, 1880; sewer connection at No :
aepar5ment and bank, sass; hospital furnishings
Ss,7oo maintenance. for each inmate based on
s ene average monthly attendance, not more than
rrovldsd. that unexpended balances for anv
IN any succeeding month W assu
e. Florida Industrial School for Girls
osc; 5. That there be and is herebv annronr;
located at Ocaia for two vears frc,,, r..s. -