The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-09-07

stitutionality of any law relating to
the distribution. apportonment or
ALLEGATION of any state excise or 9TH
er taxes equally to the several Coun-
ti:S in this State under such law.
until il shall be made TO appear of
record in the case that the party
to the cause seeking such order, de-
cree or judgment has duly served
upon the Chairman OF the Board OF
County Commissioners or the Chair
man of the Board OF Public Instruc-
ton of each of the Counties Of this
State or upon both such Chairman
or said boards, depending upon
whether one or both OF said boards
has an interest in the subject mat
ter. written notice OF the tendency
of the case and thereafter of all
hearings of all applications or mo-
tons for such orders. DEGREES of
judgments in such cases, at least
five DAYS before all hearings. and
such notice shall state the time.
place and date of each such hearing
and adiournments thereof. and shall
be accompanied by copy of the bill
of complaint and petition. motion
or application for any such order.
decree or judgment and the exhibits
thereto attached. if any: and upon
such service such Board of such
Counties having an interest in the
subject matter of the case shall
forthwith be and become parties TO
the cause. and shall be by order of
the Court properly aligned as par
ties plaintiff or defendant.
Sec. ,. All laws or parts of laws
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed
See 3. This Act shall take effect
upon its becoming a law.
Approved by the Governor May
10. 1899.
CHAPTER 1925
AN ACT To Amend Section 1 and
Section of Chapter 1921. Laws Of
Florida. Acts of 1897. being an Act
Entitled; AN Act Relaxing to the
Admission of patients TO the State
tuberculosis Sanaturium and Pro
viding for the Payment of the Care
and Maintenance Charges of Such
Patients Therein"
Be Ii Enacted by the Legislature of
The State of Florida:
Section l. Section / Of Chapter
1924. Laws of Florida. Acts of 1897,
be and the same is hereby amended
as follows:
Section T. The State tuberculosis
Board shall prescribe what amount
shall be paid for the care and main
tenance of tuberculosis patients re-
celved in said SanatOrium while
such patients are receiving treat
mentS either in said Sanatorium or
In an Out-Patieut Department of said
Sanatorium. provided that the care
and maintenance charges for indig-
ent or semi-indigent tuberculosis
patients shall not exceed Two Dol
lars and Seventy-ive Cents ($275)
per daY. All moneys required to be
paid bv the several counties and jor
patients for the care and mainte-
nance of patients in the Sanatorium
and while being treated by the Out
Patient Department shall be paid
to the State tuberculosis Board. and
said Board of Florida. All such
moneys shall be placed TO the cred
ii of the Board. The State Treas
urer shall also place TO the credit
of the State tuberculosis Board.
the States propOriiOnate part of
the care and maintenance charges
incurred in the Sanatorium or i'm
the out-patient department of the
SanatOrium by any INDECENT or semi
INDECENT tuberculosis legal resident
of the State of F'lOrira All moneys
placed to the credit of the State Tu-
berculOSiS Board shall be placed i'm
a separate fund and shall be dis
bursed as provided in Section OF
Chapter 122Si. Laws of Florida, Acts
of 1927.
Sec. ?. Section ) of Chapter 1921.
Laws of Florida. Acts OF 1887, be and
the same is hereby amended as fol-
lows:
Sec. 5. The State tuberculosis
Board is hereby given fun power
and authority to establish an Out
Patient Department in connection
with operation of said Sanatorium.
and to furnish TO patients in such
Out-Patient Department such treat
ments. medical assistance and
check-ups as said Board NAV deem
necessary. and said Board is here
by given full power and authority
to prescribe from time to time
such rules and regulations as may
be found necessary for the proper
conduct and operation of the Sana-
forum and of the Out-Patient De-
partment of the Sanatorium.
Sec. 3. All laws or parts of laws
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Sec. l. This Act shall take effect
upon its becoming a law with the
approval of the Governor or with
out such approval
Approved by the Governor May 10.
1889.