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OFFICIAL ]BALLOT
<br />Precinct No. 6, Indian Raver County, Florida
<br />GENERAL
<br />ON, NOVEMBER. 6th, A. D., 1934
<br />Make a Cross (S) Mark before the name 'of the Candidate of your choice.
<br />Make a Cross (g) Mark before the word `f Yes" or " No" in voting for or against the Constitutional Amendments.
<br />For United States Senator:
<br />Vote for one:
<br />PARK TRAMMELL
<br />For Representative in Congress, Sate at
<br />. Large:
<br />Vote for one.
<br />W. J. SEARS
<br />For Representative in Congress,
<br />4th Congressional District:
<br />Vote for one•
<br />J. MARK WILCOX
<br />For Justices of the Supreme Court:
<br />Vote for two.
<br />ARMSTEAD BROWN
<br />FRED H. DAVIS
<br />For Railroad Commissioner:
<br />Vote for two.
<br />EUGENE S. MATTHEWS
<br />JERRY W. CARTER
<br />For Representative in the State Legis-
<br />lature.
<br />Vote for one:
<br />ELI C. WALKER
<br />For County Prosecuting Attorney:
<br />Vote for one:
<br />CHARLES A. MITCHELL
<br />For County Commissioner, District No. 1.
<br />Vote for one:
<br />FRANK C. VICKERS
<br />For County Commissioner Dist. No. 2:
<br />Vote for one.
<br />R. E. MUDGE
<br />For County Commissioner District No. 3:
<br />Vote for One:
<br />J. J. P. HAMILTON
<br />For County Commissioner District No. 4:
<br />Vote for one:.
<br />E. P. POOLE
<br />For County Commissioner Dist. No. 8:
<br />Vote for one.
<br />EDWIN A. HELSETH
<br />For Member Board of Public Instructions,
<br />Dist. No. 1.
<br />Vote for one.
<br />GEORGE K. MURDOCH
<br />For Member Board of Public Instructions,
<br />District No. 2:
<br />Vote for one:
<br />W. H. WALKER
<br />For Member Board of Public Instructions,
<br />Dist. No. 3:
<br />Vote for one.
<br />F. G. PLETCHER
<br />For Board of Commissioners of Indian
<br />River Mosquito Control Dist:
<br />Vote for three.
<br />PROPOSED
<br />Vote Yes'', or No
<br />NO ONE
<br />Proposing to Amend A;�.J. V of the Constitu•
<br />tion of Florida Relating to ,the Judiciary by Adding
<br />Thereto an Additional Section to be Known as
<br />Section 45. Providing that there Shall Be No More
<br />than Fifteen Judicial Circuits of the State of
<br />Florida, the Same to be Designated, Numbered and
<br />Defined by Act of the Legislature; Provided, that
<br />no Such Judicial Circuit Shall Embrase Less than
<br />Fifty Thousand Inhabitants According to the Last
<br />Preceding State or Federal Census; and Provided
<br />Further, that No Existing d'udicial Circuit Shall be
<br />Affected Except by Act oi} the Legislature Under
<br />this Amendment; Nor Sha�l Any Existing Circuit
<br />Judge or State Attorney be;'Disturbed in the Tenure
<br />of his Office Until the Expiration of his Present
<br />Commission; Making it IDuty of the Legislature
<br />at its Next Regular Session to Pass Suitable Laws
<br />to Effect this Amendmen and Providing that
<br />There Shall Be One Circuit Judge to Each Judicial
<br />Circuit, but AdditionalCireq tit Judges May be Pro-
<br />vided for by Law as Nov Authorized; But the
<br />Total Number of Circuit J #Iges in any One Circuit
<br />Shall Not Exceed One fo Every Fifty Thousand
<br />Inhabitants or Major Fract pu Thereof; and Provide
<br />Ing that in Circuits Havi More Than One Judge,
<br />the Legislature May Desi' to the Place of Resi-
<br />dence of Any Such Additio$$al Judge or Judges.
<br />YES
<br />NO. CNE
<br />Proposing to Amend Ax Acle V of the Constitu-
<br />tion of Florida Relating to the Judiciary by Adding
<br />Thereto an Additional See fon to be
<br />Section 45, Providing that here Shall BeKnoNown Morase
<br />than Fifteen Judicial Circ ilto of the State of
<br />Florida, the Same to be D signated, Numbered and
<br />Defined by Act of the Le tare; Provided, that
<br />no Such Judicial Circuit S all Embrace Less than
<br />Fifty Thousand Inhabitants) According to the Last
<br />Preceeding State or Feders Census; and Provided
<br />Further, that No Existing udicial Circuit Shall be
<br />Affected Except by Act of the Legislature Under
<br />this Amendment; Nor Shad Any Existing Circuit
<br />Judge or State Attorney be Disturbed in the Tenure
<br />of his Office Until the Miratlon of his Present
<br />Commission; Making it the',, Duty of the Legislature
<br />at its Next Regular Sesslou to Pass Suitable Laws
<br />to Effect this Amendment, and Providing that There
<br />Shall Be One Circuit Judge'to Each Judicial Circuit,
<br />but Additional Circuit Judgies May be Provided for
<br />by Law as Now Authorized. But the Total Number
<br />of Circuit Judges In any I One Circuit Shall Not
<br />Exceed One for Every Fifty Thousand Inhabitants
<br />or Major Fraction Thereof- and Providing that in
<br />Circuits Having More That'' One Judge, the Legis-
<br />lature May Designate the Place of Residence of Any
<br />Such Additional Judge or fudges.
<br />NO
<br />NO. 7*0
<br />Proposing to Amend Article X of the Constita•
<br />Von. Relating to Homestead and Exemptions, by
<br />Adding Thereto an Additional Section to be known
<br />as Section 7, Providing that i There Shall Be Exempt-
<br />ed from all Taxation, Other Than Special Assess.
<br />ments for Benefits, to Ever' Head of a Family Who
<br />is a Citizen of and Resides,' In the State of Florida,
<br />the Homestead as Deflne&in Article X of the
<br />Constitution of the State 'of Florida, Up to the
<br />Valuation of Five Thousand Dollars; Provided,
<br />However, that the Title to :iSatd Homestead May be
<br />Vested in such Head of the Family or in hie law-
<br />ful Wife Residing upon such Homestead, or in Both.
<br />YES
<br />NO. T1W0
<br />Proposing to Amend Ariele X of the Constitu-
<br />tion. Relating to Homes d and Exemptions, by
<br />Adding Thereto an Additio 1 Section to be known
<br />as Section 7, Providing t There Shall Be Ex-
<br />empted from all Ts ', Other Than Special
<br />Assessments for Benefits, toEvcry Head of a Family
<br />Who is a Citizen of and IiResides in the State of
<br />Florida, the Homestead as 'defined In Article X of
<br />the Constitution of the Sia of Florida, Up to the
<br />Valuation of Five Thod Dollars; Provided,
<br />However, that the Title to aid Homestead May be
<br />Vested in such Head of th Family or In his law-
<br />ful Wife Residing Upon an Homestead. or in Both.
<br />NO
<br />NO. "EE
<br />Proposing to Amend Article XIX Of the Con-
<br />stitution, Relating to Prohibition, by Amending the
<br />Same eo as to Provide thot the Board of County
<br />Commissioners of each County, Not Oftener than
<br />Once in Every Two Years, Neon the Application of
<br />One -Fourth of the Registered Voters of Any Cont,,
<br />Shall Call and Provide Po an Election in Such
<br />County, to Decide Whether' the Sale of Intoxicat-
<br />ing Liquors, Wines or Beer Shall be Prohibited
<br />Therein, the Question to he Determined by A
<br />Majority of Those Voting at Such Election, and
<br />Such .Election to be Condneted In the Manner
<br />Prescribed by Law for Ho ng General Elections;
<br />Providing the Time Within Which Such Election
<br />shall be Held after the F't"entatiou of such Ali -
<br />Plication; Granting to they Legislature Power to
<br />Provide by General or Special or Local Legislation
<br />Laws to Carry out and E once such Amendment;
<br />and Providing that all Lawq Relating to Intoxicat-
<br />ing Liquors, Wines and Beer, Which were in Effect
<br />on December 81, 1918, unless Changed by the Leg-
<br />islature by Laws Expressly Made Effective Concurr-
<br />ently with this Amendment, shall as so Changed
<br />Become Effective with thisendment ; the Power
<br />of the Legislature to Provide the Necessary Laws.
<br />to Include the Right to Priov:de for Manufacture
<br />or Sale by Private Individuals, Firms and Corpora-
<br />tions, or by the State, Counties, Cities, or Pollti-
<br />cal Subdivisions, or Any Governmental Commission
<br />or Agency to be Created for that Purpose; Provid-
<br />ing that. until Changed by Elections Called under
<br />this Amendment, the States; of all Territory as to
<br />Whether Sale is Permitted or Prohibited, Shall be
<br />the Same as It Was on DeeAmber 81, 1918, Provided
<br />that at the General Elect! n in 1934 or at any
<br />rime Within Two Years ter this Amendment
<br />Becomes Effective, Upon Application of Five Percent
<br />of the Registered Voters o� any County, an Elec-
<br />tion to Decide the Question of Whether the Salo
<br />Shall Be Prohibited in such 'County Shall be Called -
<br />YES
<br />NO.THtEE
<br />Proposing to Amend Article XIX Of the Con-
<br />stitution, Relating to Prohibjtion, by Amending the
<br />Same so as to Provide thai the Board of County'
<br />Commissioners of each County, Not Oftener than
<br />Once in Every Two Years, Upon the Application of
<br />One -Fourth of the Registered Voters of Any County,
<br />Shall Call and Provide for an Election in Such
<br />County, to Decide Whether the Sale of Intoxicating
<br />Liquors, Wines or Beer Shall be Prohibited Therein,
<br />the Question to be Determined by A Majority of
<br />Those Voting at Such Election, and Such Election
<br />to be Conducted in the Manner Prescribed by Law
<br />for Holding General Elections; Providing the Time
<br />Within Which Such Election shall be Held after
<br />the Presentation of such Application; Granting to
<br />the Legislature Power to Provide by General or
<br />Special or Local Legislation Laws to Carry out and
<br />Enforce such Amendment; and Providing that all
<br />Laws Relating to Intoxicating Liquors, Wines and
<br />Beer, Which were in Effect on December 81, 1918,
<br />unless Changed by the Legislature by Laws Ex-
<br />pressly Made Effective Concurrently with this Am-
<br />endment, shall as so Changed Become Effective with
<br />this Amendment; the Power of the Legislature to
<br />Provide the Necessary Laws, to Include the Right
<br />to Provide for Manufacture or Sale by Private Indi-
<br />viduals, Firms and Corporations, or by the State,
<br />Counties, Cities, or Political Subdivisions, or Any
<br />Governmental Commission or Agency to be Cre-
<br />ated for that Purpose Providing that until
<br />Changed by Elections Called under this Amendment,
<br />the I Status of all Territory as to Whether Sale is
<br />Permitted or Prohibited, Shall be the Same as It
<br />Was on December 81, 1918, Provided that at the
<br />General Election in 1984 or at any Time Within
<br />Two Years After this Amendment Becomes Effec-
<br />tiveUpon Application of ,Five Percent of the Re.
<br />gis ed Voters of any County,, an Election to
<br />Dec de the Question of Whether !the Sale Shall Be
<br />Prohibited in such County Shall be Called.
<br />NO
<br />NO. FOUR
<br />}'ropoaing to Amend Section > 0 of the Deelara.
<br />tion, of Righte of the Constitution Relating to
<br />Grand Juries, Informations, Presentments, and In.
<br />diof Persons for Capital Crimep and Other
<br />Felonies, So as to Provide that No Person Shall Be
<br />Tried for a Capital Crime Unless on Presentment or
<br />Indictment by a Grand Jury, and No Person Shall
<br />be ,Tried for Other Felony Unless on Presentment
<br />or indictment by a Grand Jury or Upon Informa-
<br />tion Under Oath Filed by the Prosecuting Attorney
<br />of the Court, with Exceptions as to Impeachment,
<br />Cases in the Militia when in Active Service in Time
<br />of War, or Cases in the Militia Which the State
<br />with the Consent of Congress May Keep In Time
<br />of Peace; Providing for Pleas to any Information
<br />in Term Time or Vacation and Judgment and Sen-
<br />tence on a Plea of Guilty in Term Time or In
<br />Vacation; and Authorizing the Judge of any Circuit
<br />Court to Dispense with the Summoning, Empanel•
<br />ling, and Convening of the Grand Jury at any Term
<br />of Court by his Order; and Empowering the Leg.
<br />islature by General Law to Regulate the Number
<br />of Grand Jurors on a Grand Jury and Fix the
<br />Number Necessary to Return an Indictment or
<br />Presentment.
<br />YES
<br />NO. FOUR
<br />Proposing to Amend Section 10 of the Declara-
<br />tion of Rights of the Constitution Relating to Grand
<br />Juries, Informations, Presentments, and Indict-
<br />ments of Persons for Capital Crimes and Other
<br />Felonies, So as to Provide that No Person Shall Be
<br />Tried for a Capital Crime Unless on Presentment
<br />or Indictment by a Grand Jury. and No Person
<br />Shall be Tried for Other Felony Unless on Present-
<br />ment or Indictment by a Grand Jury or Upon
<br />Information Under Oath Filed by the Prosecuting
<br />Attorney of the Court. with Exceptions as to Im-
<br />peachment, Cases in the Militia when in Active
<br />Service in Time of War, or Coxes In the Militia
<br />Which the State with the Consent of Congress May
<br />Keep in Time of Peace; Providing for Pleas to any
<br />Information in Term Time or Vacation and Judge-
<br />ment and Sentence on a -Plea of Guilty in Term
<br />Time or in Vacation; and Authorizing the Judge of
<br />any', Circuit Court to Dispense with the Summoning,
<br />Empanelling, and Convening of the Grand Jury at
<br />any', Term of Court by his Order,; and Empowering
<br />the Legislature by General Law to Regulate the
<br />Nu*.ber of Grand Jurors on a Grand Jury and Fix
<br />the Number Necessary to Retura, an Indictment or
<br />Presentment.
<br />NO
<br />NO. FIVE
<br />Proposing to Amend Section 124 of Article III
<br />of the Constitution Relating to County and Munici-
<br />pal 'Governments By Amending the Same so as to
<br />Provide that the Legislature Shall Establish an
<br />Uniform System of County and ,Municipal Govern-
<br />ment, Applicable Except in Cases Where Local or
<br />Special Laws for Counties are Enacted Which are
<br />Inconsistent Therewith; That the Legislature shall
<br />Classify by General Law Cities and Towns Accord-
<br />ing'to Population, and by General Law Provide for
<br />Their Incorporation, Government, Jurisdiction,
<br />Powers, Duties, and Privileges, and Prohibiting
<br />Speetal or Local Laws Therefor.
<br />YES
<br />NO. FIVE
<br />Proposing to Amend Section 24 of Article III
<br />of the Constitution Relating to County and Mnnei.
<br />Pal Governments By Amending the Same so as to
<br />Provide that the Legislature Shall Establish an
<br />Uniform System of County and Municipal Govern-
<br />ment. Applicable Except in Cases Where Local or
<br />Special Laws for Counties are Enacted Which are
<br />Inconsistent Therewith; That the Legislature shall
<br />Classify by General Law Cities and Towns Accord.
<br />Ing to Population, and by General Law Provide for
<br />Their Incorporation, Government, Jurisdiction,
<br />Powers. Duties, and Privileges, and Prohibiting
<br />Special or Local Laws Therefor.
<br />NO
<br />NO. SIX
<br />Proposing to Amend Article IX of the Constitu-
<br />tion Relative to Taxation and Finance by Adding
<br />Thereto Section 14 Providing that for a Period of
<br />Fifteen Years from the 'Beginning of Operation,
<br />Motion Picture Studios and Plants Established in
<br />this State on or After July 1, 1938, Including Lands,
<br />Buildings, and ChattelsUtilized In Connection
<br />Therewith, and all Raw Materials Going into the
<br />Finished Products of such Studios,' Plants and Films,
<br />Shall be Exempt from all Ad Valorem Taxation,
<br />except that No Exemption Which Shall Become
<br />Effective by Virtue of this Amendment Shall Extend
<br />Beyond the Year 1984; and Providing that such Ex-
<br />emption shall Not Apply to Real Estate Owned by
<br />such! Studios and Plante, Except ''that Occupied ae
<br />the Location Required to House the Same and Other
<br />Buildings Incidental to Their Operation, and Lands
<br />Required for Housing Officers and'Employees, Ware-
<br />houses, Laboratories, Cutting ]looms, Projection
<br />Booms, Storage, Trackage, Shipping Facilities, Sets,
<br />and 'ILocatlous.
<br />NO. SIX
<br />Proposing to Amend Article IX of the Constitu-
<br />tion Relative to Taxation and Finance by Adding
<br />Thereto Section 14 Providing that for a Period of
<br />Fifteen Years from the Beginning of Operation,
<br />Motion Picture Studios and Plants Established in
<br />this State on or After July 1, 1938, Including Lands,
<br />Buildings, and Chattels Utilized In Connection
<br />Therewith, and all Raw Materials Going into the
<br />Finished Products of such Studios, Plants and Films.
<br />Shall be Exempt from all Ad Valorem Taxation,
<br />except that No Exemption Which Sbnll Become
<br />Effeetive by Virtue of this Amendment Shall Ex-
<br />tend Beyond the Year 1948; and Providing that such
<br />Exemption .ball Not Apply to Beal Estate Owned
<br />ley such Studios and Plante, Except that Occupied
<br />as the Location Required to House the Same and
<br />other Buildings Incidental to Their Operation, and
<br />I,ands Required for Housing Officers and Employees,
<br />Warehouses, Laboratories, Cutting Rooms, Projection
<br />ttooms, Storage, Trackage, Shipping Facilities, Sets.
<br />and Locations.
<br />NO
<br />NO. SEVEN
<br />Proposing to Amend Article VIII of the Constitu-
<br />tion Relative to Cities, and Counties, by Adding
<br />thereto an Additional Section to be Known as Sec-
<br />tion 9, Authorizing the Legislature to Establish,
<br />Iter or Abolish a Municipal -Corporation to be
<br />nown as the City of Jacksonville, Extending Terri-
<br />r1ly Throughout the Present Limits of Duval
<br />County; in the Place of Any or All County, District,
<br />uncipal and Local Governments; Boards, Bodies.
<br />Wd Officer., Constitutional or Statutory, Legislative.
<br />ive, Judicial or Administrative, and to Pre-
<br />scribe the Jurisdiction, Powers, Duties, and Func-
<br />ions of such Corporation and its Departments,
<br />oards, Bodies and Officers and to Divide the
<br />errltory Thereof into Districts; and Prescribe a
<br />4and Reasonable System of Taxation for the
<br />eipality and Districts and Fix the Liability
<br />Thereof; Providing that the Bonded and other In-
<br />Aebtedness Existing at the Time of Establishment
<br />Thereof Shall he Enforceable Only Against Prop-
<br />erty Theretofore Taxable Therefor; Authorizing the
<br />Legislature from Time to Time to Determine What
<br />Portion of said Municipality is a Rural Area, and
<br />Providing that a Homestead in such Rural Area
<br />Shall not be Limited as If in a City or Town;
<br />Providing that such Municipality Might Exercise all
<br />the Powers of a Municipal Corporation, Be Re-
<br />cognized as One of the Legal Political Divisions of
<br />the State with the Duties and Obligations of a
<br />County, and Entitled to the Same Powers, Rights.
<br />and Privileges, Including Representation in the
<br />State Legislature, Which Would Accrue to It If It
<br />Were a County; and Providing that all the Prop-
<br />erty of Duval County "and of the Municipalities
<br />Therein Shall Vest in such Municipal Corporation
<br />When Established; and that the Offices of Clerk
<br />of the Circuit Court and Sheriff Shall Not be
<br />Abolished. But the Legislature Shall Provide for
<br />Filling the Same, and the Compensation to be Paid,
<br />and May Vest in Them Additional Powers and
<br />Duties; Providing That No County Office Shall Be
<br />Abolished or Consolidated Without Provisions for
<br />the Performance of all State Duties Performable by
<br />Such County Officer; Providing that Nothing Con-
<br />tained Herein Shall Affect Section 20 of Article III
<br />of the Constitution with Certain Exceptions; Pro-
<br />viding that No Law Authorizing the Establishing
<br />or Abolishing of Such Municipal Corporation Shall
<br />Become Effective Until Approved by a Majority of
<br />'the Qualified Electors Participating in an Election
<br />Held in said County, But that if Established, the
<br />Legislature May -Amend or Extend the Law
<br />Authorizing the Same Without Referendum, Unless
<br />the Legislature Shall Provide for Such Referendum.
<br />YES
<br />NO. SEVEN
<br />Proposing to Amend Article VIII of the Constitu-
<br />tion Relative to Cities and Counties, by Adding
<br />Thereto an Additional Section to be Known as
<br />Section 9. Authorizing the Legislature to Estab.
<br />lish, Alter or Abolish a Municipal Corporation to
<br />P Known es the City of Jacksonville, Extending
<br />erritorially Throughout the Present Limite of
<br />uval County, in the Place of Any or All County,
<br />!strict; Municipal and Local Governments.- Boards,
<br />tzes, and Officers, Constitutional or Statutory,
<br />Lslative, Executive, Judicial or Administrative,
<br />and to Prescribe the Jurisdiction, Powers, Duties,
<br />and Functions of such Corporation and its'Depart-
<br />jaents, Boards, Bodies and Officers-, and to Divide
<br />the Territory Thereof into Districts, and Prescribe
<br />Just and Reasonable System of Taxation for the
<br />Municipality and Districts and Fix the Liability
<br />Thereof; Providing that the Bonded and other In-
<br />Vebtedness Existing at the Time of Establishment
<br />ereof Shall be Enforceable Only Against Prop.
<br />orty Theretofore Taxable Therefor; Authorizing the
<br />Legislature from Time to Time to Determine What
<br />Portion of wild Municipality is a Rural Area, and
<br />Providing that a Homestead in' such Rural Area
<br />Shall not be Limited as If in a City or Town
<br />Providing that such Municipality Might Exercise all
<br />the Powers of a Municipal Corporation, Be Re-
<br />cognized as One of the Legal Political Divisions of
<br />the State with the Duties and Obligations of a
<br />County, and Entitled to the Same Powers, Rights.
<br />and Privileges, Including Representation in the
<br />State Legislature, Which Would Accrue to It If It
<br />Were a County; and Providing that all the Prop-
<br />erty of Dural County and of the Municipalities
<br />Therein Shall Vat in such Municipal Corporation
<br />When Established; and that the Offices of Clerk of
<br />the Circuit Court and Sheriff Shall Not be Abolish-
<br />ed, But the Legislature Shall Provide for Filling
<br />the Same, and the Compensation to be Paid, and
<br />May Vest in Them Additional Powers and Duties;
<br />Providing That No County Office Shall Be Abol-
<br />ished or Consolidated Without Provisions for the
<br />Performance of all State Duties Performable by
<br />Such County Officer; Providing that Nothing Con-
<br />tained Herein Shall Affect Section 20 of Article III
<br />of the Constitution with Certain Exceptions; Pro-
<br />viding that No Law Authorizing the Establishing
<br />or Abolishing of Such Municipal Corporation Shall
<br />Become Effective Until Approved by a Majority,
<br />of the Qualified Electors Participating in an Election
<br />Held in said County, But that if Established, the
<br />Legislature May Amend or Extend the Law Auth-
<br />orizing the Same Without Referendum, Unless the
<br />Legislature Shall Provide for such Referendum.
<br />NO
<br />To decide whether sale of intoxicating liquors,
<br />spina or beer shall be prohibited in Indian River
<br />County, Florida:
<br />FOR SELLING
<br />To decide whether sale of Intoxicating liquors,
<br />vines or beer shall be prohibited in Indian River
<br />County, Florida:
<br />—11 AGAINST SELLING
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