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PEOPLES FORUM
ADVOCATES MOVE FOR
ADDITIONAL JUDcESHIP

Editor, The Citizen:
have read with Tach interest
the article appearing IN the Octo-
Der 26th issue of The Citizen rela-
tive to the additional member to
the Florida Supreme Court, and in
reply l beg leaEe to submit through
the na@iium of your paper the fol-
lowing in order that the electors
will recognize the necessity and
Importance of the additional jus
lice.
Prior to 1902, our Supreme
Court was composed of three jus
tees. that Egmber disposed of APP
proximately 125 cases annually.
During the @Gme year by constitu-
tional amendment. the number was
increased to six, and from that
date to 1925, the court disposed of
from $50 to 800 eases annually.
From 1925 to 1881 inclusive.
the court disposed of 500 cases
per year. This increase is in part
accounted for by the fact that
three court commissioners We're
provided by the Legislature in
1929, to assist the court in clear
ing its congested docket.
The term of the court commits
sioners will expire November /,
and unless the amendment pro-
posed is adopted at the general
election tAe court wl at that time
be without help.
The present docket of the Su-
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preme Court is between 700 and
500 case behind and this number
multiplying daily because of the
increased litigation which no doubt
is attributable to great extent
TO the existing deplorable eeonom-
ic condition. Many of these cases
involve complicated legal and gov
ernmental questions in which the
judgment of the Supreme Court Is
final. They are entitled to the
most careful consideration, but it
is often difficult to do this under
the pressure of badly congested
docket.
Relative to the expense incurred
by the adoption of the amendment
If this is to be seriously consider
ed. it is sufficient 10 say that it
incurs the salary of the added
member of the court and clerk,
bat they now have the salary of
three commissioners and clerk,
SO the expense will be much lessen
ed.
note further from the article
in it's announcement to The adop-
ton of the amendment, where it
cites and emphasizes the number
of justices of the Supere Conft OF
various states larger in population
than Florida, bat having no more
than seven justices. 1t apepars
that the writer of that article in
stressing his point or line of de-
narration, has lost sight of the
fact that Florida has no inter-
mediary courts as does the states
mentioned. For instance, one Of
the states @eited, Pennsylvania,
aside from its Supreme Court with
its seven justices, it has in addi-
ton the Superior Court having
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the booth. Till he was out of sight
she went through the motions OF
looking up a number. Then. to
avoid being molested. she seated
herself at desk and pretended to
write.
Again he had lied to her. How
he'd consoled himself during her
absence was all too evident. Ann
had been dismissed that she might
tell no tales. Dicky's display OF az.
lection for herself had no more
depth than his tickle passion for
this fiy-by-night.
When she'd let herself into the
apartment, he must have thought
at first that she was wise to him.
As soon as he'd realized that she
wasn't, he'd permitted her to con-
fess about Give and had gracious
ly pardoned her. And OF all this
she would have been ignorant save
for the raid on her wardrobe!
Thank God. she had her own
money! What to do next? Stage
another scene? Fly back again to
her parents? Dipping her pen and
scrawling meaningless lines. she
sat puzzling.
Rising with an air OF decision,
she approached the booth. Having
completed brief telephone con.
versation. she drove to a high
building and was shown into an
office. A lean Young man with a
sensitive face. dark hair and hol-
low eyes, dismissed his secretary.
Leaping up. he clasped Santa's
hand alphabetically.
Il hope your husband returned
home in reasonably good shape the
other night"
Depends on what you call rea.
sonable.' She felt thar her errand
was already OWNED. You're not
surprised TO see me. SIR. Garstead."
Mrs Dak." he returned. I'VE
called you Santa the other night
You called me Paul and my wife
Esteiie. Let's be more friendly. Il
may make things easier. II you'd
merely wished to thank me. you
wouldn't have visited me IN my Of
fee. How did Jon discover my bust.
ness address,"
She Covered her eyes. O.
Il leo&ed 1t up in a directory"
"And you need a lawyer"
fCss~isAs Es5I-isl2. cossssshy oa~ssaJ
Ssin another CEN pi'cstisn In.
tFades, temoFrou. lEto Sants's ai-
ready disturbed situation.
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practically the same jurisdietional
limitations as the Supreme Court
of Florida and is composed of an
other seven justices. So, if the
author of the article should COM
pute these figures, he would pos
sibly be reconciled to the fact that
after all, Florida would need an
additional seven justices in order
to be on a parity with the state
mentioned. The same is true with
respect to the others, Ohio, New
York, Illinois. etc.
The adoption of the constitu-
tional amendment onaNovember 8.
will undoubtedly create . more
speedy and certain administration
of justice in civil and criminal
causes. 1t will deter crime and
nj turn stabilize the confidence of
the people in the courts and jul
dietary of our staSe.
ROY A. DEMERITT.
Key West, Fla.
October %, 1882. O
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of Florida at the next general election to be held
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Novem
Der, 1882, for ratification or rejection
Section 2 The Supreme Court shall consist of
seven ca Justices who shall be elected by the quail
fled electors othe State at the time and places of
voting for members of the Legislature. The term of
office of each Justice shall be six years The terms
of office of the six Justices now constituting the
Supreme Court shall not be affected by this amend
ment Their shall be elected in the same
manner and at the same time and places as required
by the Constitution before this amendment. Upon
che ratification of this amendment it shall be the
duty of the Governor to appoint one additional
Justice of the Supreme Court and he shall hold office
fro the date of his appointment until Tuesday after
the first Monday in January, 1885, and whose
cessor shall be elected at the general election in
1884 to hold office for of six years beginning
Tuesday after the first Monday in January, 1885,
and thereafter the of the Justices of the
Supreme Court shall be elected at the general cleo
ton next preceding the expiration of their terms of
office respectively except in case of an election to
fill an unexpired term of Justice whose term of
office may have become vacant.
Section d. The Supreme Court may hear, con-
slider and determine causes and exercise all its
powers and jurisdiction a single body in which
case majority of the members of the Court shall
constitute quorum for the dispatch of business or
1t may exercise it's powers and jurisdiction in two
divisions, under such regulation may be deter
mined by the Court Each division shall consist of
three members of the Court and the Chief Justice
who shall by virtue of his position Chief Justice
be a member of each division and the judgment of
either Division concurred in by all the members of
such Division shall be the judgment of the Court.
The concurrence of majority of the members Of
the Court shall be necessary to decision and judg-
of the Court whether the Court In sitting In two
divisions or when acting as single body.
All capital cases. al! cases involving the determi-
nation of State Federal Constitutional questions
and sch other may be directed by the Court
shall be determined by the Court acting single
body
and over the Court acting a single body and
when the Chief Justice is disqualified or Is absent
or Is disabled from any the Justice oldest in
point of service present and qualified shall preside
over the entire Court and each division thereof until
the disability of the Chief Justice il removed.
The votes cast in compliance with said proposed
amendments, and the canvass, declarations and re-
lations and restrictions are provided by law for
general elections in the State OF Florida.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the Great Seal Of
lSEAL1 the State of Florida. at ITALIA.
hassee. the Capital this the
1st day Of August. A. ID.
1882.
r. A GRAY.
Secretary Of State.
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of the degree. Added to this. the
heart appears to be centered in
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be achieved through patient and
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A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing Amendment
to Section 2 and TO Section of Article of the
Constitution of Florida Relating to the Judiciary
Department.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
That the following amendment to Section and
TO Section of Article Of the Constitution of the
State of Florida be- and the same Is hereby agreed
to- and shall be submitted TO the electors of the State
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

WHEREAS, The Legislature If 1881, under the
Constitution of 1886 of the State of Florida did pass
two Joint Resolutions proposing amendments to the
Constitution of the State of Florida, and the
were agreed to by vote of three-fifths of all the
members elected to each house; that the votes on
said Joint Resolutions entered upon their re-
spectve Journals, with the yeas and nays thereon.
and they did determine and direct that the said Joint
Resolutions be submitted to the electors of the State
at the General Election in November. 1882.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, R. A. GRAY, Secretary of
State of the State of Florida do hereby give notice
that
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Florida on Tuesday
next succeeding the first Monday in November, A d.
1882, the said Tuesday being the
o. EIGHTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
for the ratification or rejection of the said Joint
Resolutions proposing amendments to the ConstItu-
ton of the State of Florida. viz:
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing to Amend Sec
ton of Article of the Constitution of the State
of Florida Relating to County Commissioners
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
~ THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
That Section of Article of the Constitution of
the State of Florida, relating to County Commits
sioners be and the same is hereby amended. and
as amended is agreed to and shall be submitted to
the electors of the State of Florida at the general
electo$1 of Representatives to be held in 1882 for
approval or rejection. Said Section of Article 8,
as assended, shall read as follows
Section 5. Immediately upon the RATIFICATION of
this amendment, the county commissioners OF the
several counties of this State shall divide their re-
spective counties int five commissioners districts,
to be numbered respectively from one to five inciu-
sive and each district shall be nearly possible
equal in proportion to population, and thereafter
there shall be in each of such districts county COM
missioner, who shall be elected by the qualified
electors of said county, at the time and place OF
voting for other county officers and shall hold his
office for four years; provided, however that the
County Commissioners elected in the general cleo
ton in 1889 from the numbered districts, shall
for two years. and9those from the odd num-
bered districts shall for four years. and there
after the terms shall be four years. The powers,
duties and compensation of such County Commits
sioners shall be prescribed by law.
A JOINT RESOLUTION Proposing Amendment
to Section and TO Section of Article Of the
Constitution of Florida Relating to the Judiciary
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27-year-old wife and three chill
dren. Acquittal, or a verdict of
guilty with death or = life sentence
are possible under Judge Prewitt's
instructions.
The defense admitted The fatal
gun fight last May 5, but claimed
no union official condoned or coun-
selled it. Charges of conspiracy
against Hightower were denied.
Early last year strike developed
at Black Mountain Coal Corpora
ton. On May 5 a miner sought
work there. Strikers at Evarts OBJ
Structed his truck.
When deputy sheriffs sought to
escort his truck through the free
town" of Evarts, there was bloody
roadside gun fight. Two deputies,
a mine commissary clerk and a
miner were slain.
Hightower and numerous others
were indicted on charges Of con-
spiracy to murder, but in argu-
ments for the defense Attorney Ben
B. Golden said:
Conspiracy? Great God, where,
and who? The arch conspirators
were the combinations of wealth.
wringing the sweat from and de-
stroying the health of these men,
who we're black-listed and kicked
out when they joined the union.
Before God, can call to mind
nothing like it."
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- 8REWlNG

tions, and where some permanent
stations will undoubtedly be estab-
lished in the future.
One of the favorite projects of
the late Admiral Peary was the
establishment of a weather observa-
tory at the south pole.
At present the southernmost
weather station in the world is the
one maintained by the Argentine
government at Laurie island in the
South Orkneys, about latitude 81
degrees south.
Thus there is no station within
the Antarctic circle, but there are
several within the Arctic circle, the
most northerly one, and the most
northerly permanently inhabited
spot on the globe, being that main
tanned by the Russians in Franz
Josef Land.
There are half a dozen stations
in Greenland and there are others
in Spitzbergen. The United States
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10. 6-No Matter Where You Go, You'll Find Weather
Station Somewhere Near-SeveraI in Arctic Circle.

ONE Of the remarkable products
~ OF modern civilization is the
vast network of stations for observ-
ing and recording the worlds
weather. It is estimated that ther9
are now in operation more than
$4,000 of these stations at fixed To-
cations on land, and several thou
sand ships conduct regular weather
observations during their voyages.
Several hundred ships report their
observations regularly by radio for
immediate use on land in connection
with forecasting.
OF the land stations, some are
large observatories fully equipped
with elaborate instruments making
very detailed records.
At the opposite extreme there are
thousands of stations where the
observers devote only a few minutes
each day to recording one or few
elements of weather.
The only large land area where
no permanent stations now exist is
Antarctica, where, however, stations
have been maintained for consider
able periods by exploring expedi-
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ct CARRIED the makin's for years. Got
Il SO l could roll 'em sihgle-handed. But
there's no real economy in it.
NThe sCay I figure is this: A felIOao
don'tspend so much on himself but iCh0t
hecGn afford to enjOythe bestin smokes.
"Mysef.. i smoke Chester6elds. They
cured me of rollin' my own. First of, you
get better tobacco.
Sim not knockin' the makin's -. but
it stands to reason Chesterfelds wouldn't
be where they are today if they didn't give
you the finest tobacco. ] like their aroma.
''Plenty of Turkish in Chester6elds =.
and you don't get that in the makin's.
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KENTUCKY Mine
MURDER TRIAL
NEARING CLOSE
Union Leaders Urged Death
Plots to Win Strike,
State CHARGES.
BY FOSTER EATON
United Press stan Correspondent

MT. STERLING, KY, Jan. 13.-
Charges that coal field union lead
ers urged murder as means of
winning strike were before the
jury hearing closing arguments to-
day in the trial of William High
tower, 77-year-old union official.
The state charged the aged presi-
dent of the Evarts ky local with
fomenting "diabolical, devilish
plot"
The jury this afternoon was to
begin deliberations on the charge
against Hightower, who sat in the
court room Tuesday night with his