Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 17, 1916, Page 4

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Yain persons or corpoiations .owne - l ‘a4ve passed the msenate und form, submitted to the’ electors by i ‘ ¥ | X b lmhn-lwd;p -ndntiga "!linl&}:nme:gs?:?j - dng ll!ld'-flfl!flimrg BT m.x . | Buuse of representauves, in.con- | . the legislature or by lurthe{_&:q § i i | ‘from the: lease or sale of said schooli | 8bell not be destroyed or damage ‘formity to the rules of ‘each house tition, shall become a part of the | . ., d nd -shall be: distributed “to 'che dif- Without their consent; unless com- and .the joint ruies of the two constitution, if a) Yy ] g ! rent townships throughout the state, | ; Pensation therefor shall ' be' first ouses, sliull, before it becomes a Jority of . the ors voting ths ; ’ proportion to the number of achol- \id _or ssoured. “The''principal] of be: presented 4o the governor | ‘such election, or by four-sevenths i it 8 in each township; bétwee all funds ‘arising. from the sale of state. - If he-approves he. - of the electors voting on the pr i five and twenty years; an such iron ore, or other ‘minerals, dggo-lt it ithe fond damendment; Dl‘bvjdcd! § be faithfully applied 'to the specific shall forever be- preserved jn' otlice of ‘the’ secretary, of state .for 8 than _three-sevenths. of the H objects of the original grants or ap- |*-1ate and undiminished, but the /in- .. preservation, and notify the house electors voting at said elecflo: & : O] fons, — Sultable laws shall be|. eome. therefrom shall ve used ifor '|' ' Where it originated 'of ‘the fact. voted for th mmd amendmen nacted by the legislature for the safe construction, “’improvement ut if not, he shall return it, with ,This 4 be construed n‘: The ’nwou of this m'-l" lon 8 vestment of the principal of all funds:| -and: maintenance ' of. the!.-public his objections, to the _house in & means in addition to Sect °t'lliu- _may be enforced by. 5:;‘_‘ ::. § hich have horctogore arisen or which Toads of the state. The principal ' which it sh have originated; Article 14, of the state cons o 7Y tion;, but until su sla- i ay hereafter arise from the sale or |~ of such fu hall be loa: Cor when such objections shali be en- tion, for amending the same. - tion has been enacted, this section | Rhor disposition of such lands, or .the | 3 % 3 tered at large om the journal of S “shall be self -executing. P / come from such lands ‘(b) STATU INITIATIVE. A b & ny way before the ale or divsauition T T O e Prior to the | ‘mEE PURPOSE AND EFFECT « ‘yt In interest-bearing bonds of may be authorized :fi" such reconsideration, two- mmencement of any 1',:1':‘0?; of | ais amendment, 1t adopted, will by the constitutio) a1 ‘ rds of that houss shall agree to i ave 1% { — Sinehote. lesned after thyer tae loaning of Investment of the | Dass the bill, it shail be ment to- | 'fno legislature there Bree-gold.’. 1’ - to { Br of such other atate s the iogiol . permanent ‘school; and juniversity gether with the objections, to the state, a petition Dropo () It will permit the veters to pre. i re may by 1aw from time ta togi y nds of the state. 3 other house, by which it shall like- signed by two per ce amendments to the state comstitu. ! i " Foet. AN hwamy Tunaa e, to hetd by i A L i wise be reconsidered; and if it be electors of the state, the secretary | rose without action by | ’ ¢ atate, or that may hereafter accrug |- THE PURPOSE' ' ef 'the ' proposed | ADProved by ‘two-thirds of that SEors O tranemit the same | Mem, for adoptiom, o ‘ - the State, shall be Spbreised and: dment camnot p house it shall become & law. But S0 That ogiciature not later thal | yme legislature. Usder the comstitution) .. Pt 14 in _the same mlnne.rppmd“b .tg ] pm_— : Bbe more elearly in all such cases the votes of both ten (10) after the commence- 1t mow stands constitutional R me offiers, and the minimam price | tated tham is expressed therein. houses shall .be determined by ment of the session the law ‘| ss 4 shall be the same 1 one-third, U] 8 rovided by law for the lppu:ise:u‘n © THRE EFFEOCT of thé amendment, it nd sale of the school lands under the opted, would be to ‘confer power on — rovisions of _title one of chapter | egislature rovide g irty-eight of fhe General Stat\rt:u. - ooy tw 80 proposed be not d by the ments can be proposed dn!y’)i the [ legislature at such 3 or it slature. 4 ;) ded form, X 't%u‘::‘ 3;==°‘l.'nm.:-‘:.hor goutlon or (b) So, teo, it adopted, the petitions, each signed by six per ment will permit- electors te Preposs [ mu and wl,ulnd’thl m!l‘ :: e persons voting for or again 'im shall bn'nnteud o%‘ the ournal of each house respective= y. It any bill ehall not be re- . rned by 1 e mining of irom ore amd other min- | tu; or within centum of the electors of the state, 2 ctment and it met emacted I f & l;:n % llm: Pot : -‘:;u:':ly} l:“ .':‘."'.,":i{,',:‘! 3 three days Ronys :xe-ptod filed with the secretary of stats :":.::‘;::‘"-u_' the voters may by | 1 d forever be preserved invio- after it sl been presente within six month er the ad 5 estl 3 | ate and undiminished. One-half of L SPh . t&him, the same shall be a law in ournment of the slatur sufficient petition, require the questien |.i: i 2 prnfio:d o‘l aid principal ’h'lnl; b e . ; e ls }I" .ufi:f-“e'n -"h:-l 1{.t d‘,‘," b-ylsnd aw om‘.opoud ‘1’1;.&!:‘ mg;a: 'z\!fr'::' »f the emactment of the proposed law [*. ppropriate 0 e common schoo! i ‘to the sla ) ne Or m bmitted to the voters. If ap. | th H - 5 § journment within that ti; 0= thereof, shall be submitted to the to be su } = &‘1‘!‘ :hl ge‘:“n‘x‘o»‘:l‘nt‘:fl“:«’nmt%g aas 4 lent its return; in whlnhm:'uz' it Oleutar!i :t the next general or spe- proved by a majority of the electory clal state-wide election, occurring not less than ninety dlgl after the ng of any such further petition or petitions, and if np?rnved by & voting, thereom, provided the vote Iy tavor of the proposed Iaw is mot lesg than thirty-three per cemt of the totn majority of the electors voting in favo: aumber of votes cast at & electien, :I;er‘e‘o.n.xm:l'd:: ‘l:v.v'::. mot l:-: the same becomes & law with the e oy e e ctes, cant of .| loros and efiect as iNeugh paisery PS s such electlon, the mame shall bo- | (ke legislature, - The ‘govermer come & law and go into effect have no power to veto & law so par thirty days after such election, and but the people cammot S0 DPass any shall’ d amended form of ‘such law which may have been | Whick ‘s prohibited By . the oo passed by the legislature. No law, | jtitution. . pazsed by the Mnidative petition’ | 7 (c) S0 tee 1t adoptet, the amens.| - n 0 e e be s:l?rel;tv:o the eto of th goy- | ment will permit the voters by propm| - ‘ernor, The authority of the people petition to require a vote en the ques. :?m?fllfi laws, as n‘l;a:l;‘l;do:‘nlyt 48 | ion of whether or mot any law er pan| - ivision, shal laws authorized by the provisions |thereof, of certain eclasses of law|. of the constitution. passed by the legislature shall' be re. aled. If the petition asking for thy (c) THE REFERENDUM. — 1¢ | P® F wlth)in nh?ety days after the final | referendum is sigmed by fifteen pu adjournment “of any session of the cent of the voters of the state, the aum. egislature, a referendum petition, termin HiEed by stx por menvamy of tag | beF of Whom is to bo determined b electors of the state, shall be il the number of votes cast for Geverne| : . :éth ltha secretary o;t 't“t. lgal!n‘-'t at the preceding electiom, the law o Y ot oy Rty part_of a law, ferred to the voters will met taks assed by the {a 'i'll.tnre at such e :elalon. lyueh llw.‘ or such part of effect pending the referemdum vel|: :l lcaiw"lhn'}l ttr,na luhxeitted ot:l "ho: thereon. The vote required to repeal g ectors a e next gener: special state-wide election, occur- - | JAY Passed by the legislature and the| " Ring ot seld. DOLlon” 108 | ropented are specifed in. Pubdsvisis repeal are majority of the votes cast thereon : beajin Ju negative, provided such | [‘C” of the proposed amendment m megative vote be not less tham | Above printed. thirty-three per centum of the toe tal number of votes cast at '-n‘ eiection, such law or such part o & law ehall thereby be repealed. PROPO! AMENDMENT firé?vldied..}hatdltb a agerendum pe= - ¥o, on ig o en per cen= /é tum_of the‘n oluthrl o‘t !l?o stats ¥ Chapter 386, Laws 1915, th thl:l ’;W' (Y P‘Ittm“ .'ih:l 3“{"“1‘1 5:2{3:-"3°m.:f€x§e:€°'6?°§u¥ \.m 1 ‘Whic! suc e on 1is {1 shal 4 Do suspended. pending the refer- "‘;ufl?,. 6, of the conatitution. endum vote thereon. vided the section reads samo shall equal 33 per cent of the The new 8s-followss n Votes at such el “Section 7. PROBATH state in the relative ratio of cost ) may approve, sign and file in the upport sald institutions.” 2 > ' 2 office of the e‘;-‘o of -hltdn. i within three days after th The paragraph which it is proposed Journment of the legislatur 6o add to said Section Two reads m | ‘ an | ::t »:;ud during e last three fellowas T the session, and the same ! “A revolving fund of not over E: nal and charitable Imstitutions of | shall not be & law. 'The governor shall become If any bill resented to the governor cox{nlnl two hundred fifty thousand dol- lu:l, (2%50,200) may be set apart e everal items of appropriation of i ] (] | from und derived from the sale of school and swamp lands, | to be used in constructing roads, —| ditches and fire breaks in, through and around unsold school money, he may object to one or ¥ { b, and more of suc ms in whole or to the E" ‘while np)rmlvln‘xor the other swamp lands and in clearing such lands, such fund to be replenished ortion of the bill. 'In such case as long as needed from the en- “o lhn.}l .l”?nd :o th.tl.rfll. tt‘th} Stitute a fund to be loaned and fuvest- | - $he itoms “aras pirty or fineat O H hanced value realized from the sale . i of such lands so benefited.” # 0 e b Under Section Two as it now stand: the proceeds of the sale of school an e items and parts of items to ¢d the same as the permanent school ‘which he objects, and the part of swamp lands constitute the princi; si of a trust fund, the income of whicl snd wuniversity funds, the imeome of any appropriation so objected to & fund te be 8 10 the constrans flnll not take effect. If the legis. 57" | is used for the aupport of the school educational and charitable institutio of the state. Bection Two as it no ptands provides that the principal o such fund “shall forever be preserve inviolate and undiminished.” 1 L T no e o THE EFFECT of the proposed governor, shall n;:g:ol‘;n on{l in * Wi ture be in session, he shall trans- amendment, if adopted, will be to mod; which he shall old his ap- 1y reconsidered. If, on reconsid- PROPOSED AMENDMENT'NO, 4 fi?fifigi-o?fi By Cno-thivds of The fon Two (2) 9t Article Bix of the Con- | tows “as TpLLStanding the, objsc stitution. ll:::ll:gonhlflol this section, in rela- Said Section 3 mow reads as followss ernment or state institutions, an: 8CHOOL FUNDS — Thé permanent | for the term of four years, and until R0t of the Jegislature. mabmitting laces a5 rescribed by law. school and uni ity fund of this state | his successor is duly elected and quali- may be invested in the bonds of any | fled; and the Jjudges of the supreme eounty, school district, oity, town ot | court, or a majority of them, shall have | = PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 6. village of this state, but no ‘such in-| the power to il ‘any vacancy in the ent shall made until approved | ofice of clerk of tlie supreme court| By Chapter 384, Laws 1915, the leg! by the board of commissioners desig- | until an election can be regularly had.” | lature g»ropond an amendment of Se nated by law to regulate the invest-| - tlon Thirteen (13) of Article One ( ment of the permanent school fund and If the proposed amendment is adopt- | of the ,Constitution. the permanent university fund of thli| ed the section will then read as fol« state; nor shall such loan or inves lown imn:d be made hwhe; the lsond:x to nl:l m: ssued or ‘purchased wo make o entire bonded indebtedness exceed fi Section 3. The supreme court teen per cent of the sed valuation shall ‘consist of one chief justice of the taxable real operty of thq and six associate justice 8. Five county, school district, clity, town o shall constitute & quorum; and the village issuing euch bonds; nor shall §oncurtence y“t“ "3:‘:{“1‘" "“Ilé cessary to a sion. ans or indebtedness be made al| ,p0)) “have original jurisdiction in may be p! shall be held by one judge, whe & constitutional amendment o shall be elected by’flu vo’t-rlnof thel : other question to the eleotors-of county for the term of two years. Hif: the state, or any emugency law all ‘b resident of such "county af necessary for the immediate pres- | ¢ me of his election, and resid 84] ervation of the public peacs, |therein during his continuance in of | - ey health, or safety, shall g0 into ef- | fce:” and his compensation. ehall be ) fect immediately upon its passage | provided by law. Ko m appoint hit lndhl proval by tth. “"“n"i and | own clerk ‘where mone has been elect: llfic“ l'zl.bflce 4 O{ng"flcy " aW8," | ed; but the legislature may authoris shall not be subjec o referen: |the election, by the elect: of smy| - dum vote. All other laws shall &t eounty, of one clerk of regi: oLp into effect ninety days after the bate for such county, whoi L adfournment of the .h'i‘}'l":u'l ‘A' dufiou‘, term of office and compensatiol -h;llp &?ot'al & ‘an. e gfln i i shall prescribed br law. proba ‘ tn n t% D‘"lm‘ u! Y | court shall have jurisdiction over th - 1:“ ng 3 0:}‘{1“‘;‘ cy” 'Aw";;u‘,::; estates of deceased persons and per{ vo{a shall be taken upon the Dree sons under guardianship, but no othe tion, improvement and maintenance of mit to the house in which the bill whole or in part shall be separate- { ify the provisiom last oted to thq | [ figz"‘o L m Efll %gngifi!';i :;ovfl.:: o‘:hfllcm:rfié:ta%:‘;fi ‘l‘!‘lo": | extent of permitting the legislature te | Dne chiet justice and two associate i bll{ appropriating ‘money.” i sot aside mot to exceed §250,000 of thy g""' but fl%o mumber °a' Assodjate Ju | 5 J y pal of the trust fund as a revolv. | LLo°8 M8Y be increase a number PURPOSE AND EFFEOT: Undea ’ stated in the amendment proposed. eemed nece shall have orig- | ernor may veto any item in an appro- ellate jurisdiction in all cases, both in | the amount appropriated for any spe- 2. By Chapter 380, Laws 1915, the legls- hold one ‘or ‘more terms in each year, an amendment of Segtion Bix - t . Gener s ion K t& of "Articie Bight (8) of %e oony may provide, brn l;atwo thirds vote, | transmittal to the legislature of a V al €SS u ’ shall be the duty of such court to ap- | @ppropriation bill to which ke objects, Khero shall be satabiished hCO o T8 Any law providing for & tax levy > in o ) T ““Section 6. INVESTMENT OF grnma COUYE Who, Shall hold nip ofige | BllY Dassed. [| Sparent xpenses of the state gov- | ord, and be uch times ani | ; . of the public roads. originated a copy of such state- ot exceeding four, by the legislature, . Inal jurisdicti n such remedial cases | priatiom bill, but he cannot cut down . ey Submltted by the aw_and equity, but there .h.“tlnhnfi eific purpose, The amendment, if adopt- xeduce the amount of an appropriation th it th lature proposed for adoptien by the - e dsisature may direct at -4 & that one term ch Jear shall be I] Section Six as it mow stands reads point a reporter of its decisions. Thers | the two houses, each by a two-thirds 1915’ Toge er fhall be, oho by the aualifled elec- | yote, approve the ftem as 1t was origine | OF GPPrOprIRtINg mone Banized county in ‘the state m probats ment, and the items objected to in ing fund to be used for the purposes Er & two-thirds vots, when it shall be | the Constitution as it now is, the gov< ns may be srelcrlbed by law and ap- ) L 'sl t lu PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 3. trial by jury In sald court. ed, will give the govermor power to el egl ature a isture | peat of government, and the legislature | for any given purpose, unless upom’ 3 tion. held in each or any judicial district. It statement of the part of an item of an as follows: the Qualified alac. or _the | gourt, which shall be s court of rec . & & . . With a Statement | | | i i | { { The section as it mow stands reads as follows:/ “Section 13. PRIVATE PROPERTY FOR PUBLIC USE — Private property. shall not be taken, destroyed or dam- aged for public use, without just com: Ba?:&pon therefor first pald or = ured ch lower rate of interest than three p urisdiction, except as prescribed by such remedjal cases as may be pre- s amble of such bill by a call of the 1!1!: constitution.” S gz sanum oo & dhorter ok | BRATROU U S TGS I | 26 the memdment ta adopten the sos. | Fne 350 Bz and ie e priamt | Chis Poriod than twenty —years. diction in all cases, bcth in law and | tion will resd as follows: of all the members of each house, The amendment simply proposes ts equity, but there shall be no trial - :}‘t"":m':‘“'h:, %%':Bug‘t’h"‘;}n&"—:{,‘: by jury in said court. It shall hold “Section 18. Private. property relleve the real property in such tow; one }:“. Imorol terms in e;.loh year, ehall not be taken, destroyed or school district, county, village or cit: a3 the legislature may direct, it shall be an emergency law. substitute the word “four” fer the|. . word “two” so that the memtemece pre-f - . GENBRAL PROVISIONS.— AL o e aravided o o ity | Seribisg the duration of the term o at damaged for public use, without the seat of government, and the Just compsnn%lon therefor first L’; '.‘:::h";;;d‘-‘ g:n:':‘;yfllliboflu;mt% le‘fhlumro may provide, by a two- paid or secured, and such private ::‘é},‘,‘? Qflt;“.lugfi,’:;t“:nd‘ -;&trl;o-l:lflg; ::e:.:;fll. l; ‘l:: o ik Saxation to pay much Bonde® thirds vote, that one term in each property may be taken, destroyed the proposed law or constitutional oy followas | pay S ear shall be held in each or any or damaged for the purpose of pri- amendment, or the law, or part of “It shall be held by one jav" | o If the proposed smendment in adopt. | judicial district It shall be the T el ounaa, publie " drainege & 1w 10 be reforred, and It 8 | who shal be sleioa by he Jui ’ | od it will then read as follows: S0rler of ita decislons and & lerk being flnt‘pud or secured.” change 18 proposed in an existing of the county for the ferm of fo. onstitutional provision or statute, years.' n -addition to referring to - th . 4 lamot. l't &hafl -t:t.d th‘:‘ ieomrlg “ PURPOSE AND EFFECT: sffect: of'the:proposed change 'an amendment, if adopted will make the a 3 R A T ey by iy tion, or of the law or part of & four years instead of two. Jaw, to be referred. Any initla- tllv. oflr E!ennduxtn patlaoli utuy\ b; signe separate parts but eac! Dl.l"nt shall oonrormpto the provi- of the supreme court.” O oE THE PURP of. e proposed m"comtm m‘-:‘;hnl' 88+ | gmendment s to permit the taking of reme our RnOW con e €ORe Biots of a chief justice and four asso- 'fl";:':“" ::]' "‘"::m" ":' .:l-’..l =‘“ Justices. The clerk of aald court| ;; y oo o hublic benenit, but on the now elected. If the amendment is pees 11l only bemefit th a or mdopted, two associate justices will be - o Rdded to the court amd'the clerk will lands of the person or Persons come | ® “The permanent school and uni- | yversity fund of this state may be invested in the bonds of any coun- ty, school district, city, town or mmane ’ village of this etate, and in first mortgage loans secured upon im- proved and cultivated farm lan of this state. But no such inves 0 ne e ment or. loan shall be made until lerovofl b{ the board of commis- : : the drainage diteh. Slons herein’ contained. All peti- Visited by the Catacombs. ¥E \ - sloners designated by law to regu. be appointed by the court instead of ptructiag . A tl shall be si ad and verified of Minnesota, Host henool “Toma snd ihe Derma. | belny elested by the voters. before’a person. Suthorized 16 ad- | “Did I understand you to say yu nent gn{rernuhy ,f)\md of lth'l- :tateé ; . nor shall such loan or investmen | A e be made when the bonds to be is- g | tes under oath, | Who was talking to a mrwq - i = sued or purchased would make the FROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. B By Chapter 3‘!‘5,' Laws 1915, the legis- lmt\m his resi- | the aisle. entire bonded indebtedness exceed de! t h & qualified elec- Addressed to 18 par. cant ‘0t the assessed vaiua- | By Chapter 383, Laws 1815, the legis- | siorgrs) s oeon e iioption, bY " the tor, ihat ho has mot previously “Yes, sir.” 18t d shall be in o :::l:h'tggm u{ h::tl‘:. .&l.-lll.m ; Siening & Wwere in Burope?” he asked of the man p—— PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. V. tion of the taxable property of the' | lature proposed 'for adoption by the | (IV of cle, Four (4) o2 the Constie rt of l“ga Dpetition, “Were you in Rome?” 3 county, school dl-ufiot. city, town lectors, an amendment of Sectios signed the petition P W ° or vlfllza issuing such bofi'&.; nor Eg. un"&lll) of Article Four (4) of the Sition, with knowledge of the contents 1 was there for a month, sir.’ |- | shall any’ farm loan, or inyestment nstitution. . Section Ome an it mow stands, reads | {Horeof. To sach part of such pe- “Ah, I am glad to have met you. | | be made when such investment or ; follows tition shall be attached the o ted to Dout Y b + Joan would exceed 80 per cent of Said section mow reads ap follows: ns owas davit of the on befors wh ‘want ask @ Rome. You visf L i the actual cash value of the farm 0 the same was signed, which -d‘ " ! ¢ land mortgage to secure said in- ;loa%%nn 11, APPROVAL OF BILLS ns%“ufll 1. TWO HOUSES — SES- *lflt shall contain a atatement of | 1 the catacombs, of course? 2 0 vestment; nor shall such invest- R — VETO POWER— S The egislaturs shall consis he number of aigners thereon, , “Didn’t have to. They visited me ] fo | Sncsniaiaiie Bl mdle, pecbel goe s atsc A0 o, U2 St B | “How do you mesat” ate n g . i secretary 0f Sta e or l.nm?m, no.i'rgzrn:horto?;efioc sonformity to the rules of each hou 3 % state, the presence he affl m “Why, 1 never stirred.out of th| an five years, nor for a period than thirty years, and no N change of the town, school die- triot, ql:xi village or of county: the ant, uch ti all ‘be knowled . 3 1 o R o'“! $ besorne P! rl but no’ session ] %:u?:' e‘%‘h‘ :l‘r:ll.:uu °l‘-’ 3:.’." en= Botel that they weren't striking me fo term of ninety legislativ t‘ o bill eh it e days, and n ine signature of the person whose | alms. Never saw such an infernal sl deposit) | pew be: lntroduood’h\ 0"-‘“# “a:;o‘l{np‘n;ortol to .bz that Do bes fn all my born days. combs’ is the Italian of it and the oth is ‘he English. If you haven't b latl ; Therant ay Tbe oatlated by tase | over ra advise you to go—it you cas 23 15 opss ne SShiation 3 aF7 | paine the dudads. You dom't know be Percentaga of sibnare caquired on | Wmiich & trip abroad will broaden St e, Pfsvied o 5 iR | Wboraise your mina.” ;:fia-nu{. -I.em d_in subdivi- And the other sank back and h alons &, b and o of this section. “himself in & corner, and he did not his name. The circulation of ithe etition &rovldod for herein, or 0 approves:he shall sign an - £ stat ranch except on the written request! eves the persons who have signed OFFICR OF THE ATTORNEY GENe 1.‘:-'1;' 1;n-uch"t)z‘:::. fi‘éfiozf‘éu‘%fi’é’e, or",fi‘:’.‘:&“&o&f :l}:.c.x.ig{ft';r he h-"fi\',’ Ei She sovernor, .fi ring the last twe :g:;a petition to be electors, that ::Dan’t you mean the lazsarogi!” the time of issulng of such’ |if not, he shall return it with his ob. ntion of the legislature shall knowledge of the contents thereof, Of course. The catacombs angd i bonds from any liability for taxa- | jectiofis to the house in which it ah ealled to some important matter of |. and that each person signed the I . . Apri 7, 2018 | shall be entered at large on the jour- | Erom the governor. | Homorable Julius A. Schmahl, THE PURPOSE of the amendment i | bal of the same, and' the house shall -thirds, | vectiom will thea read as followss { Capitol. manent school and university fumds in | ¢ the; h rocon:fio:a‘trl:‘n.t:wp%" th‘ L 4 wd/ H;.. DEAR BIR: Pursuant to your re:!proved and cultivated farm lands otu:lf:llgnl-lk‘%'lh other by whic| SIONS, — The - legislature llual# resentatives, - which shall meet vislons of Section 46, Statutes 1913, 1| cured does mot exceed 30 per cent of become a law. ‘But in IEnnMuy at the seat of govern- herewith hand you statement of the| ¢ne walue of the land mortgaged. o 'St [ . : :x{.mty, village or- eity in this state | where it originated of the fact. days of oin sexcept the ng.-i such petition with abs an | s ; tion to pay such bonds.’ ave originated; when such objections f,';‘er-l interest by s special message | same on the date stated opposite Saront re the sams thiag, oniy”oet Secretary of State, to authorize the Investment of the per- | Proceed to recnsider the bill IL| XE the amendment is adopted, the *“first mortgage loans secured upon ime gfll. n"-nm be -seuwt to{ether wlthh}h:[ quest and in accordance with the Pro: | where the amount of the loams 50 me~ ohall :w E; t'::‘;lt'h 1,3:.:{' t.fi:t, consaist of the senate and house afl ‘Buch W:lllthl votes of both houses | ment of th purposes and effect of all amendmentt all b shall be determined by yeas and nays, THE EFFECT d the na £ th votin The percentaie iy any case sh gver looking pale for the next 30 milea} Weciintore.of L1 an e mupraits | Broponed amendment il ve vo persmi | 1. o5 againat ne il aBTBe" nfored Wi e a3d | bl upr Ha bl b ard « ::: l“_‘t‘::‘: e‘;:c:::: :tnth:ona;t ::nlf ral | the lesislature to smthorize the. in- iy, It any bill ehall Dot be re-| branch, except on -the written Te- preceding _election. All petitions .. Real Academio Dignity. 5 Vvestment of the permanent school and ed Wy the governor within thre est of the governor, during the provided for in this section shall Mull ? on¢ o election; such statement also shows the, funds ia farm mortga Sundays, excepted) after it shall t twenty days .of such ton, contain the signature of not less Max or tells & story of omeé of Teading of the existing sections and | Umiversity fum s Ses an except: the .attention of : th th -half of the desi, ted " 3 l’-?é’.n‘t’f:- of the electors 2 not Dr. Strachan Davidson's predecesscrt] | less than one-foyrth of the coun- s master of Balllol. . “Once, when re/ ties of the state. In initiating a turning from a solitary walk, Doots aw or oconstitutional amendment elactors Who have signed the firs¢ | Jenkins, whoss regard for his owa i 18- above stated, as well as in the bonda l;omr. ‘nnlh_:u “"ghd ;o. r:‘;m'an!.n‘;..- of amy county, school district, city, At, e rtant ‘matter of. ‘ge o =, * m the towa or village of this state. Undex | ¥ Sdjournm b re Satbyes, :Pfié.fi L T Section Six as it mow reads bonds cam- w. ~'The governoy may. Ag-{ emselves direct power as fol- ‘met be purchased usmless they mature | prove, sign and file in the otfice of the _ the way the same will read if the amendments are adopted. \ Yours truly, LYNDON A. S8MITH, Attorney General. shall be qualified to sign the Sec- | pity wag ] and ithin three dayi i - | ond penstlon. B very great, slipped : at least five and not more than twenty | JOCStATY o8, State, Within thres 2 ). CONSTITUTIONAL INITIA- o Two undergraduates, seeing the ac? ? Jiam - stter! purchase; ‘It the d- | ture, any act during the las -When at any time prior te - The_ sufficlency of all petitions dent, ran'to assist him, and were i i ment is adopted, bonds and mortgagea | three days of the the commencement ‘of an Peoasion shall be decided by the secretary J I PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. L | may be purchased if they mature nof | SBall becom s gf e Toginlatur Thave | SHialald ARIGNE 7oy 5 “hylu hands on him to lift him i > ‘ii--PBy-Chapter 379, Laws 1915, the legis. |-less. than five mor more than thirty | grg . 1‘« Becretary of . gou e secretary of sf en he descried & master of arts o 8ing: - decides that nn{ petition is insuf- Jature proposed 'for adoption by, tny | years after purchase. o the oo tony | Biclent; he" aal ing. ol dment of Section tems, W n.]firo | igned by ‘t tum . of. ble ti; e ’flf"‘“ o ':&:"" of Stepit.he (oot ’ lectors, an amendment 3 WO ' per.‘cen! of the able time for making corr: ons arts coming down the street, f Article Eight of the Constitue ortion of the bill. f] 1 “fon by addine i s ecion Hwe s | Bl Eosy appand o o il gy B tmd | R St Ao R | & B St Nt el RO | b diemised the undergradunios 1 “ ‘W paragraph. . 8, " same to th slat: t t to prevent giving effect 4 i ® FosED no: 2 1o which he objacts, and the appropria- | than ton {10y 850, ‘after ‘the com- Ry SUCh DOLition 'on atcount. of and was helped ea b, N Section Two as it mow stands reads | gy cpapter 381, Laws 1915, the legis. | jlon 80 oblected to shall not on, | ¢ mencement of the session. If insufficiency, or any other ground, | legs by the M. A."—London Chroaiele 88 follows: Iature proposed 'for adoption by the | fect. 3¢ the legislature be in session. | amendment the burden of proof shall be upon T e 5 B oy an amendment oF Article Nin shall transmit to the house in whic ors by the legi: the person attacking the petition. : itted to ti ec Lt L AND SWAME | 2’ the Constitution by adding |the bill originated a copy of such stete- flmu at such session, or if it be SN De FROM AL | sheres 15 bail Section 2. 0 law or amendment to the con- The Clever W g : ereto a new section, which reads as | ment, and the'items objected to sl submitted fn an amended form, stitution initiated approved b 7 asp. B D o roaons of Such Iands-as 8% | foriows: on. be sevarately reconsidered. 1If, OB X6 | grenynone ‘gurther. petition. OF The” elsctors aa Bersta provia Wasps appear to be wellnigh r hereafter may be granted by tI 4 H consideration, one or more of such petitions, each 11‘,.“ by eight per shall be held unconstitutional or ‘m"u‘»‘."m One awtl nited States for the use of schoold “Section 17. The legislature ts | ltems be lprroved by two-thirds of tgo centum of the electors of the state, - vold on account of the insufficienc: bt ) oF . y T e S TamoZual sonool Tund | - piereby. Buthortsed "to. provide by E:::":{;“' ected to each house. the | Siedt with he secretary of stats | of asy initiative petition” nor shall | ity has dvclared that the eardinal shall remain a perpetu e £ *] & partio: € law, - n six months after the ad- trine of the 18: "1¢ wasp 2 t aw for the mining and sale of asy & Ve by referendum petition be held im- ‘wasp is: any Bt or S fifisn&tn;l o s0id in ‘twi on_ore or other minersls which | J astanting theobjections of the £0%- | fournment of the lestalature, the | b7 referendum r nsufficiency. . not work, neither shall he eat.” ‘th wns, in it vereign ca- . the provisions 9 % or o years, one-third in five years, l.nddn:. :u?:l:'.:t:n?l u.tr.\‘ut:e.‘l’o:rtehe Ppeo- tion, in relation to bills not approv or or more amended Division of 1a soen M third in ten vears; but the la ple of the state, which are situate F‘:‘P’ech!’g Yornor, ‘l':mll apply in cal m shall v bor is clearly PRI ) 1 totional the ‘nest. of the worket! fififin"fii‘m&ei‘lflfi'fig ;ol;.tli}mm i Amd:.nrdefia wafi‘r: lD:keh“:r o'rl::r" rom any item or items contal in or rejection at the next general or |- 5 'l l‘o 0. wasp's Some of sal to. be specially employed as o 1se ‘than al| ‘mnd. . 1 ill appropriating money. ecial state-wide election oecur- 3 ¢ yéci 3 i, wal il SIS M T STt ST 1 vt e SR S B | B e N BT | dews aod oo ol e U R S s e horear. v bed" op * | e that 1t ahant ther' petition ‘Any' amondment | Gt conieh ; be tal d to thi ll‘&. each rovided,.;howeve) o k P