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House Resolution No. 32-96e
Resolution Act No. 135
A RESOLUTION
„ Proposing to , the qualified .... , voters .
of Georgia an amendment to Arti
cle VI, Section II of the Constitu
tion of Get rgia so as to confer up
on the Supreme Court and Court
of Appeals jurisdiction all final to reveiw judge¬
by writ of error rendered
ments and adjudications provide for
by Juvenile Courts; to
advertising and submission; and
for other purposes. BY THE
BE IT RESOLVED O F
G E N E R A L ASSEMBLY
GEORGIA: SECTION 1.
> the
Article VI, Section II of
Constitution of Georgia is hereby
amended by adding thereto a new
Pauagraph to be known as I ara
graph IX and to read as follows:
Paragraph IX. The Supreme
Court and Court of Appeals shall
have jurisdiction to review by di¬
rect writ of error, and without the
necessity of a motion for new trial
having been made, all final
jnents, orders, decrees and
cations rendered by any juvenile
court created or referred to in an
Act of the General Assembly ap¬
proved February 15, 1951 (G«.
Laws 1961, p. 291), as
and any other juvenile court
may be hereafter established,
it shall further be the duty c f
Solicitor General of the
circuit within which juven.le
or courts are locked to
the j-uvenile court on such
The time for filing of such bill of
exceptions, and the procedure
erning same, shall be as now pro¬
vided by law, but in anv case,
j«uvcnile judge time may by for cider the
extensions of
of such bill of exceptions so as
afford opportunity transcript for of
of a brief or required.”
in cases where such is
SECTION 2.
When the above Constitution proposed
ment to the .
have been agreed elected to by each
of the members to
the two branches of the
Assembly, and the same has
entered on their journals with
ayes and “Nays” taken
the Governor is hereby
and instructed to cause such
posed amendment to be
Us provided in Article XIII,
tion I, Paragraph I, of the
tution of Georgia of 1945, as
mended. Such proposed
ment shall be submitted as
vided in said Paragraph.
The ballot submitting the
proposed amendment shall
written cr printed thereon the
lowing:
For ratification of
to Constitution so as to confer
isdiction on the Supreme
and Court of Appeals to review
writ of error all final
of Juvenile Courts.”
“/vgainst ratification of
ment to Constitution so as to
fer jurisdiction on of Appeals the
Court and Court to
view by writ of error all final
ments of Juvenile Courts. >>
All persons desiring tiie to vote
favor of adopting
amendment shall vote for
tion of the amendment, and
persons desiring to vote
the adoption of the proposed
inendment shall vote against
fication.
If such amendment shall be
fied as provided in said sbail
of the Constitution,, it
come a part of the Constitution
this State. The returns of the
lection shall be made in like
ner as returns for elections
members of the General
ly and it shall be the duty of
Secretary of State to
the result and certify the
to the Governor who shall, if
amendment be ratified, make
clamation thereof.
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
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House Resolution No. 64 194a
Resolution Act No. 128
A RESOLUTION
Constitution Proposing an amendment to
so as to change
method of/ amending the
tion; to provide for the
of this amendment for
or rejection; and for other
poses.
BE FT RESOLVED BY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GEORGIA:
SECTION 1.
Arttcle XIII, Section I,
graph tive I of the Constitution,
to amendments to the
tution, is hereby amended by
ing said Paragraph in its
and inserting in lieu thereof
lows: new Paragraph I, to read as
“Paragraph I. An
to this Constitution may be
posed by a resolution in the
ate or the House of
tives, and if the same shall he a
f reed to by two-thirds of the
ers elected to each branch of the
General Assembly, such proposed
amendment shall be entered on
journal of each branch with the
‘Ayes’ and ‘Nays’ taken thereon.
Any proposed amendment may be
repealed or amended by the same
General Assembly, if done so at
least two months prior to the date
of the election at which such pro¬
posed amendment is to be sub¬
mitted.
■ i The Governor, the Attorney
General, and the Secretary of
State shall meet and determine
whether a proposed amendment is
s eneral, and if not general, shall
eterrnine what pclitical subdivi¬
sion or subdivisions are directly
affected by such proposed amend¬
ment. Ii a proopsed amendment is
general, the Governor shall cause
such proposed amendment to be
published in full once each week
for three consecutive weeks im¬
mediately preceding the date of
the election at which such prtpos
e( j anienc ]nient is submitted, in one
news p a p er 0 f general circulation
j j n e . lc j. Congressional District of
g tate jf SU ch proposed amend
i men ^ j s no (_ general, the Governor
| j, a ]j cauae suc h proposed amend
ment to be published general in circula¬ full in
one newspaper of
tion in each county in which the
directly affected political subdivi
si on or sulxlivisions are located.
In the event no such newspaper
is located in such county, a news¬
paper in an adjoining county shall
be used. amendment
u Any proposed general shall be submit¬
which is
ted to the people of the entire
State at the next general General election
at which members of the
Assembly are elected, and if rati¬
fied by a majority of the electors
qualified to vote for members of
the General Assembly voting
thereon, such amendment shall be¬
come a part of this Constitution.
A proposed amendment which is
not general shall only be submit¬
ted to the people of the political
subdivision or subdivisions directly
affected. The votes of the electors
in each political subdivision af¬
fected shall be counted separately
in determining whether such pro¬
posed amendment is ratified, and
it must be ratified by a majority
of the electors qualified Ge^ral to vote
for members of the As¬
sembly voting thereon in each
such political subdivision before
it shall become a aart of this Con¬
stitution. The General Assembly, the
in th* resolution, shall state
language to be used in submitting
the proposed amendment. than amend¬
“When more one
ment is submitted at the same
time, they shall be so submitted
a s to enable the electors to vote
each amendment separately. >>
on
SECTION 2.
When the above proposed ? mend
ment to the Constitution shall
have been agreed to by two-thirds
of the members elected to each of
the two branches of the General
Assembly, and the same has been
entered on their journals with the
Ayes” and “Nays” taken thereon,
the Governor is hereby auto ' zed
and instructed to cause such pro¬
posed amendment to be published
as provided in Article XIII, Sec¬
tion I, Paragraph I of the Consti¬
tution of Georgia of 1945, as a
mended. Such submitted proposed amend¬
ment shall be as pro¬
vided in said Paragraph.
The ballot submitting the above
proposed amendment shall have
written or printed thereon the fol¬
lowing: amendment
“For ratification of
to Constitution so as to change
the method of amending the Con¬
stitution.
“Against ratification of amend¬
ment to Constitution so as to
change the method of amending
the Constitution.
All persons desiring to vote in
favor of adopting the proposed
amendment shall vote for ratifica¬
tion of the amendment, and all
persons desiring to vote against
the adoption of the proposed a
mendmont shall vote against rati¬
fication.
If such amendment shall be rati¬
fied as provided in said Paragraph
of the Constitution, it shall be¬
come a part of the Constitution of
this State. The returns of the e
leetion shall be made in like man¬
ner as returns for elections for
members of the General Assembly,
and it shall be the duty of the
Secretary of State to ascertain
the result and certify the result
to the Governor, who shall issue
ids proclamation thereon.
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
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House Resolution No. 186-531a
Resolution Act o. 79
A RESOLUTION
Proposing to the qualified vo¬
ters of the State of Georgia an
amendment to Article VI, Section
I of the Constitution of the State
of Georgia of 1945.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF GEORGIA, AS FOL¬
LOWS:
SECTION 1.
Upon the approval of this Reso¬
lution, in the manner hereinafter
provided, Article VI, Section I of
the Constitution of the State of
Georgia of 1945 shall be amended
by adding thereto a new para¬
graph, which shall read as follows:
PARAGRAPH II. The General
Assembly may, in its discretion,
create a new court or system of
courts in and for each city having
a according population of more than 300,000
to the last or any fu¬
ture federal decennial census, con¬
ferring upon such new court or
system of courts jurisdiction to
issue warrants, try cases and im¬
pose sentences thereon in ail mis¬
demeanor cases arising under any
law of the State regulating the
vehicles ownership within or operation of motor
its territoaial juris
diction, together with provisions
as to rules, organization and pro¬
cedure in such courts and as to
now trials and the correction of
errors in and by such courts, and
with such further provision for
the correction of errors by the
Superior Court or the Court of
Appeals General or. the Assembly Supreme Court, as
the may, from
timq to time, in its discretion, pro¬
vide or authorize. Any court so
established shall not be subject to
the rules of uniformity in Para¬
graph I, Section IX of Article VI
of the Constitution of 1945. The
General Assembly is authorized to
delegate to the governing aathor-
ity of any such municipality any
and all powers necessary and ap¬
propriate for the establishment,
operation and maintenance of such
ccurt.
The Act of the General Assemb¬
ly approved February 15, 1955, to
create a system of traffic courts
a certain cities as fully set forth
n Georgia Laws, 1955, pp. 2318
d325, is hereby ratified, validated
and confirmed.
SECTION 2.
Be it further resolved that when
this amendment shall have been
agreed to by the requisite two
-biids of the members of each
House of the General Assembly,
with the “ayes” and “nays” enter¬
ed therecn, it shall be published as
required by law arid submitted to
the qualified voters rejection cf CeA the for
ratification or at
next general election at which con¬
stitutional amendments may be
voted on. All persons voting at
said elections shall have written
or printed on their ballots the
words, “For ratification of amend¬
ment to Article VI, Section 1 of
the Constitution of Georgia of
1945, authorizing the General As¬
sembly to create traffic courts in
and for certain cities”, and the
words “Against ratification of a-
mendment to Article VI, Section
I of the Constitution of Georgia of
1945, authorizing the General As¬
sembly to create traffic courts in
and for certain cities”. Returns
shall be made and results declared
as requited by law. If the said a
ir.endment be adopted as required
by law by the qualified voters of
Georgia, it shall become a Dart of
Article VI, Section 1, Paragraph
II cf the Constitution of Georgia
of 1945.
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
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Resolution Act No. 99
Senate Resolution No. 8
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
Constit u Lit n, so as to authorize
the General Assembly to consider
business pending at the adjourn¬
ment of any regular session
any later regular session; to pro¬
vide for the submission of
proposed amendment for
tion or rejection; and f#r
purposes.
BE IT RESOLVED BY
G F, N E R A L ASSEMBLY
GEORGIA:
SECTION 1.
Article III, Section IV,
graph lating III, of the Constitution
to meetings of the
Assembly, as amended, is
amended by striking in said
graph the sentence, “All
pending in the Senate or House
he adjournment of any
session may be considered at
later regular session held in
same year as if there had been
adj< urnment.", and inserting
lieu thereof the following:
business pending in the Senate
House at the adjournment of
regular session may be
at any later regular session of
same General Assembly, as
there had lieen no
so tha f when so amended
Paragraph III shall read as
lowsi
“Paragraph III. The
Assembly ch shall meet in regular
sion the second Monday in
uary, 1955, and annually
ter on the same day until the
shall be changed by law. By con
current resolution adopted by
majority both of members elected
houses, the General
ly may adjourn any regular
sion to such later date as it
fix for reconvening in regular
sion, but shall remain in
session no longer than forty
days, in the aggregate, in
year the during the term for
members were elected. All
mess pending in the Senate
House at the adjournment of
regular session may be
at any later regular session of
same General Assembly, as
there had been no
Nothing herein shall lie
to affect the power of the
nor to convoke the General
bly in extraordinary session
the certificate of three-fifths
the members elected to the
and the House of
as provided in Article V,
I, Paragraph XII of this
tion. If an empeachment trial
pending at the end of any
or extraordinary session, the
ate may continue in session
such trial is completed.”
SECTION 2.
When the above proposed
ment to the Constitution
have been agreed to by
of the members elected to each
the two branches of the
Assembly and the same has
entered on their journals with
"Ayes” and “Nays” taken
the Governor is hereby
and instructed to cause such
posed amendment to be
as provided in Article XIII, Sec¬
tion I, Paragraph I, of the Consti¬
tution cf Georgia of 1945, as a
mended. Such proposed amend
ment shall be submitted as pro¬
vided in said Paragraph.
The ballot submitting the above
proposed amendment shall have
written or printed thex*eon the fol¬
lowing:
“For ratification of amendment
to the Constitution, so as to au¬
thorize the General Assembly to
consider business pending at the
adjournment of any regular ses¬
sion at any later regular session
of the same General Assembly.
“Against ratification of amend¬
ment to the Constitution, so as to
authorize the general Assembly to
consider business pending at the
adjournment of any regular session
at any later regular session of the
same General Assembly. • *
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE
ASSEMBLY OF THE
OF GEORGIA AS FOL
SECTION 1.
Article VI, Section XIII, of the
Constitution of 1945, relating to
the qualifications of Justices, Jud
ges, etc., be amended by adding
thereto a paragraph to be known
as Paragraph 11, which shall lead
as follows:
Paragraph II. Chief Justices
Emeritus and Justices Emeritus
of the Supreme Court; Judges E
meritus of the Court of Appeals;
and Judges Emeritus of the Su¬
perior Courts shall be eligible to
preside in cr over the courts in
which they are Chief Justices,
Justices, or Judges, Emeritus.
The General Assembly shall pre¬
scribe the method or mariner in
which they may be called upon
temporary service.
SECTION 2.
When the above proposed ameid shall
ment to the Constitution
have been agreed to by two-thirds
of the members elected to each of
the two branches cf the General
Assembly and the same has been
entered en their journals with the
“Ayes” and “Nays” taken thereon,
the Governor is hereby authorized
and instructed to cause such pro¬
posed amendment to be published
as provided in Article VI, Section
XIII of the Constitution of Geor¬
gia cf 1945, as amended, for two
months previous to the time of
the general election at which the
above proposed amendment shall
be submitted for ratification or re¬
jection to the electors, as provided
for in said paragraph of the Con¬
stitution.
The voters voting ir. favor of
the ratification of the amendment
shall have written or printed upon
their ballots, “For ratification of
the amendment to Article Vi, Sec¬
tion XIII, of the Constitution of
Georgia of 1945, providing that
Chief Justice Emeritus and Jus¬
tices Emeritus of the Supreme
Court and Judges Emgritus of the
Superior Courts shall be elegible
to preside over their respective
courts, and authorizing the Gen¬
eral Assembly to provide for such
service”, and the voters voting a
gainst the amendment shall have
written or printed on their ballots,
“Against ratification of the a
’mendment to Article VI, Section
XIII, of the Constitution of Geor¬
gia of 1945, providing that Chief
Justice Emeritus and Justices E
meritus of the Supreme
and Judges Emeritus of the Sup¬
erior Courts shall be elegible
preside over their
ciurts, and authorizing the
eral Assembly to provide for such
service.”
If the people shall ratify
amendment by a majority of
electors qualified to vote
thereon, such amendment shall
wrae a part of the Constitution
this State. The returns of the
tion shall be made in like
as returns for elections for
bers of the General Assembly
it shall be the duty of the
tary of State to ascertain the
sult and certify the result to
Governor, who shall, if such
mendment be ratified, make
clamation thereof, and
the foregoing amendment shall
ecme a part of the
of the State of Georgia of 1945.
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
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House Resolution No. 76 214a
Resolution Act No. 127
A RESOLUTION
Prr posing to the people of
gia for ratification or rejection
amendment to Article VI,
III, Paragraph I of the
tion of Georgia of 1945, fixing
terms of office of the Judges
the Superior Court cf the
Judicial Circuit, and for other
poses.
BE IT RESOLVED BY
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
GEORGIA:
SECTION 1.
That the General Assembly
Georgia proposes to the peopie
Georg,a for ratification or
Hon an amendment to Article
Section III, Paragraph I of
Constitution of Georgia of
by adding thereto the following:
of “Notwithstanding this the
Section providing for
term of four years for Judges
the Superior Courts and
the standing any other provision
Constitution of Georgia,
term of office of each of the
ges of the Superior Court of
Atlanta Judicial Circuit who
^ the General Election
195b shall be for eight years
January 1, 1957 a<nd until his
each cessor ,s qualified and the term
of the Judges of the
Court of the Atlanta Judicial
cuit elected in subsequent
shall be eight years and until
successor - qualified.”
SECTION 2.
M hen this resolution shall
been agreed to by two-thirds
the members elected to
Houses of the General
of Georgia the same shall be
tered tered on on their their journals journals with
yeas and nays taken thereon
shall be submitted to the people
for ratification or rejection at
next General Election for mem
bers of the General Assembly as
provided by the Constitution”
said General Election those desir¬
ing to vote in favor of said »
mendment shall have written or
printed on their ballots the words,
"For ratification of the amend
ment to Artiele VI, Section III,
Paragraph I cf the Constitution
of Georgia of 1945, fixing
terms of office of the Judges of
the Superior Court of the Atlanta
Judicial Circuit.” Those desiring
to vote against the ratification of
said amendment shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots the
words. “Against ratification of
the amendment to Article M.Jlec
tion III, Paragraph I of the Con
stitution of Georgia of 1945, fixing
All persons desiring to vote in I
favor cf adopting the proposed 1
amendment shall vote for ratifica- j
-ion of the amendment, and all
persons desiring to vote against
the adoption of the proposed a
rnendnient shall vote against rati¬
fication.
If such amendment shall be rati¬
fied as provided in said Paragraph
of the Constitution, it shall be
come a part of the Constitution of
-his State. The returns of the e
lection shall be made in like man¬
ner as returns f- r elections for
members of the General Assembly
and it shall be the duty of the
Secretary of State to ascertain
the result and certify the result
to the Governor who shall, if such
amendment be ratified, make pro¬
clamation thereof.
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GWORGE D. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
MARViN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
JOE BOONE
Clerk of the House
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House Resolution No. 47-121Y
Resolution Act No. 142
A RESOLUTION
Proposing to the qualified vo¬
ters of the State of Georgia ar a
mendment to Article III, Section
XI, Paragraph I of the Constitu¬
tion of 1945, by striking from
Paragraph I the werds “but no
such change shall affect the of¬
ficers then in commission,” and by
substituting in lieu thereof the
words, “but no such change shall
diminish the amount of any salary
set forth in the Constitution,” so
that said Paragraph, as amended,
shall read: “Tin General Assemb¬
ly may, at any time, by a major¬
ity vote of both branches pie
scribe other and different salaries
for all the elective i ffieers pro¬
vided for in this Constitution, but
no such change shall diminish the
amount of any salary set forth in
the Constitution.”; and for other
purposes.
SECTION 1.
Be it resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of Georgfci,
that Article III, Section XI, Para¬
graph F, of the Constitution of
1945 be amended by striking there
from the words, “but no such
change shall affect the officers
then in commission,” and substi
tuting in lieu thereof the words,
.. but no such change shall diminish
the amount of any salary set
forth in the Constitution,” so that
said Paragraph, as amended, shall
read as follows:
“The General Assembly may, at
any time, by a majority vote of
both branches prescribe other and
different salaries for all the e
lective officers provided for in
this Constitution, but no such
change shall diminish the amount
of any salary set forth in the
Constitution.”
SECTION 2.
Be it further resolved by the
authority aforesaid, that when
said Amendment shall be agreed
to by a two-thirds vote of the
Members of each of the two
Houses, said Amendment shall be
entered on their Journals with the
yeas and nays taken thereon, and
shall by the Governor be published
in one or more newspapers in each
Congressional District for two
months previous to - the time of
holding the next General Election
at which Members of the General
Assembly are elected, and said
A'mendment shall be submitted to
bhe qualified .
voters at the next
saK f General Election. All persons
°tmg . in favor adopting
v of said
Proposed Amendment to the Con¬
st'tution shall have written ci
P rin ted on their ballots the words:
ratification of Amendment
*° Article III, Section XI, Pars
K r;l ph I of the Constitution of
^945, by striking therefrom the
words, ‘but no such change shall
a ct the officers then in corn
mission, . and substituting
in lieu
thereof the words, ‘but no such
change shall diminish the amount
°. an Y ai Y set forth in the Con
tution, , All persons opposed
, “ the adoption of such Amend
ment shall have written or printed
°’\ tbeir ballots the words: “A
GAINST ratification of Amend
ment to Article III, Section XI,
* ars >graph I of th? Constitution
°* 1945, bv striking therefrom the
words, ‘but no such change shall
a ” ect l ^ e officers then in com
mission,’ and substituting in lieu
thereof the words, ‘but no such
c “ an P e shall diminish the amount
an >’ salary set forth in the
Constitution.’ ”
If a majority of the electors
qualified to vote for Members of
the General Assembly voting
thereon in the State vote for such
shall Amendment, become such Amendment
a part ef the Consti¬
tution of this State. The returns
of the election shall be made in
the same manner as returns for
elections for Members cf the Gen¬
eral Assembly, and it shall be the
duty of the Secretary of State to
ascertain the result and certify
the result to the Governor, who
shall, if such Amendment be rati¬
fied, make proclamation thereof,
and thereupon the foregoing A
mendment shall become a part of
the Constituticn of the State of
Georgia of 1945.
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker JOE of the House
BOONE
Clerk ®f the House
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
President of the Senate
GEORGE W. STEWART
Secretary of the Senate
"6"
Resolution Act No. 75
House Resolution No. 13-34a
A RESOLUTION
Proposing t the qualified vo¬
ters of Georgia rn Amendment to
Article VI. Sec ties XIII, of the
Constitution of 1945 by adding
thereto an additional paragraph
to be known as Paragraph II.
Ft. Valley, Ga., Thurs., Oct. 25, 1956
the terms of office of the Judges
of the Superior Court of the At¬
lanta Judicial Circuit.”
SECTION 3. be pub¬
This amendment shall
lished before said General Election
as now .provided hy law. majority ii ax
said General Election a
of the qualified voters voting
thereon as provided in the Con¬
stitution of Georgia of 1945, vcte
in favor of the ratification of this
amendment, the same shall, upon
the result thereof being ascertain¬
ed and certified as provided Const by
law, become a part of the 1 .tu
tion of this State, and the Gover
ncr shall make proclamation law.
thereof as provided by
MARVIN E. MOATE
Speaker of the House
£ ler .k . V, , vTvmiti) T
S. ERNEST VANDIVER
of the Senate
GEORGE D. STEW ART
Secretary of the senate
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Resolution Act No. 41
House Resolution No. 57-lflia
A RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to the
Constitution so as to provide for
the payment of $250,000.00 in con¬
nection with the bringing in of the
first commercial oil well in this
State; to provide for the submis¬
sion cf this amendment for ratifi¬
cation or rejection; and for other
purposes. THE
BE IT RESOLVED BY
r, E N E R A L ASSEMBLY OF
GEORGIA.
SECTION 1.
Article VII, Section I, of the
Constitution, relative to gratuities,
as amended by an amendment rati¬
fied in 1950, and found in Georgia
Laws 1950, p 4S0, is hereby amend
ed by striking the language added
by said 1950 amendment, which
reads as follows:
“Provided, however, that the
General Assembly is hereby auth¬
orized to provide by law for the
payment of one hundred thousand
dollars ($100,000.00) to the first
person, firm, partnership or cor
poration which puts down and
brings in the first commercial oil
well in the State or Georgia, pro¬
vided said oil well shall be a well
producing at least 250 barrels cf
oil per day as determined by State
Geologist.”
and by substituting in lieu thereof
the following:
“The General Assembly is au¬
thorized to provide by law for the
payment of two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars ($250,000.00) to
the first person, firm, or corpora¬
tion, or combination thereof, which
puts down and brings in the first
commercial oil well in this State.
Such well must produce at least
100 barrels of oil per day and the
determination of whether such
well is producing this amount is
hereby vested in the Director of
the State Department of Mines,
Mining and Geology. Said law
shall provide for the distribution
of said amount as the General As¬
sembly may by statute provide be¬
tween the company or individual
who drills or causes to be drilled
said well, the contractor who fur¬
nishes the equipment, among such
workmen and employees actually
engaged in the job, and to the
m neral and/or property owner
. where th w&ll is drilled. The Gen
eral Ass mbly shall provide for
the method of payment by the
Governor,”
so that Subparagraph I when SO
amended shall read as follows:
“1. The General Assembly shall
not by v. te, resolution, or order
grant any donation or gratuity in
iavor of any person, corporation
or association. The General As¬
sembly is authorized to provide by
law for the payment of two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars
turn ($*.50,000.00) to the first person,
tion thereof, or corporation, which or combina¬
brings the puts down and
well m first commercial oil
in this State. Such well must
produce at least 100 barrels of oil
per day and the determination as
to whether such well is producing
this amount is hereby vested in
the Director of the State andTe Derart
ment of Mines, Mining
Said law shall provide for
distribution of 1
the General said amount as
, statute provide Assembly mav bv
individual between the mm
or who drills
ea uses to be drilled or
contractor who said well i*’e the
quipment, furnishes e
an<5 employees among such workmen
m the job, and actually mineral engaged fnd
to the
or property owner where the
drilled. The General Assemble
shfl U provide for the method U of
Payment by the Governor *
When the SECTION 2
above proposed amend ™hal1
ment to the Constitution two-thb-di
have been agreed to by
the members elected to each nf
the two branches of the General
Assembly, and the nmn w v^h x
entered on their journals the
“Ayes” and “Nays”taken
the Governor is 'hereby caule authorDed Tud
posed and instructed amendment to to be nnhliihu ,Z
as provided in Artiele d
| tion I, Paragraph xnr Corsti' 5
* tution of Georgia I, of the 4
I mended. Such of 1945 as a
J nronosed j
ment shall be submitted as
j vided in said Paragraph. pro
. '•
| preposed 3?l„ ________ b i' !iot amendment submitting >raiuuu[F 1 ^ the above
| written lowing; or printed thereon* the*' fol- 3 ''' &
to!2r<S2KS 2 as amenta to auth
®^ 1 1^\ 1 ndred *afxci‘fi/tfv^thrusa-td US a, d
dollars ($250,000 001 n th flrst «
person, bination firm cortiore P tfnn bri’n£Lf°™'
the first thereof in S j"
| this State.” commercial L n
ment^to ..
j thorize Con^Ruti«n 0 sn°f. a , menc 'h' *~
the Governor to '
sum of two hundred and ‘iftv
thousand dollars (S”5o '^ 000 noV * t0
the first person firm •
ing or combination’thereof in the first cS&foil m hH w5i ’
in this State ” al 011 " c
favor All persons desiring to vote 1
of adopting the proposed
shall vote for ratifica¬
of the amendment, and
desiring to vote aga ii
adoption of the proposed a
shall vote against rati
If such amendment shall be
as provided in said Para¬
of the Constitution, it shall
a part of the Constitution
this State. The returns of the
shall be made in like Kan
as returns for elections for
of the General Assen. -
it shall be the duty of the
of State to ascertain the
and certify the result to She
who shall, if such a
be ratified, make pro
thereof.
E. MOATE
of the House
BOONE
of the House
ERNEST VANDIVER
rf the Senate
D. STEWART
of the Senate
COMPARE
Perry Federal’s
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Any Other
y
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DOLLARS
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Are Welcomed
LEGAL FOR TRUST
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confidence in the fact that your
savings are secure where yo»
know your money will be safe,
even in times of economic stress.
YOU CAN PLACE YOUR CON¬
FIDENCE IN YOUR INSURED
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI¬
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LATEST RATE 3Va%
PER ANNUM
Accounts Opened by the
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PERRY
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