The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1918, Page 6

DARNED GERMANS RUNNING US TO - DEATH, SAYS BISMARCK FIGHTER “These darned Germans are running | would not beliéve that thelr lberators the legs off of us—I wish they would stop and give Us a chance to catch up and get a breathing spell,” writes Corporal Netl Reld, one of Bismarck’s|to send a few men, but that the U- j boats sank them all. youngest Yanks, in a letter from the front trenches in France to his moth- er, Mrs. Peter Reid. As an exaniple of the refinement of cruelty which the Germans have practiced upon the helpless civilian population in occupied territory, Cor- pooral Reid tells of a party of four aged French people, together .with a year-old baby girl which the Yanks, found in a dugout which had been almost obliterated by shells \ from their own guns. The. ancients bad declined to leave thelr homes with the retreating Germans, facing death in preference to banishment. They wére Americans. “The Boche told us there were no Americans in France they told us that Amedica had: tried They told us the British army had heen wiped out and that our own armies were de- feated and that the Germans were at the gates of Paris,” said the spokes- man of the party. Wor four years these old people had been captives of the Germans,’who had daily Hed to them to blast their hopes. The Bismarck boy writes that the Yanks no sooner begin to feel home in one German trench than they advance and take another. The Ger- man trenches, he says, are marveds of completeness. “We are using the Germans’ kitchens, German guns, German food,. eyen,,German._ picture. theatres. and: movie films. We have found everything in: shipshape.* It is evident beyond any possible. doubt that this retreat was not planned: The Germans were pi red,to stay, and they had made their). trenches comfortable for @ long sojourn. We have taken one trench after another, until it becomes monotonous, and every where we have captured great stores of-German supplies, guns, am- munition, uniforms, everything ‘left behind by the Huns in their penic.” eil Reid has recently been,promoted to a corporal. He writes thot.among the things he wants for Christmas are a- pair of gloves, pifers and an electrician’s knife. His) hands, he ‘at |8ay8, get cold while-cutting»the wires, and in the July drive the Yanks. went ahead:so fast thawe lost everything but-his-gun, gas-mask-and rifle. Pri vate Reid: also came:very. near- losing: his life.d bi is. ni te oie cape. bah ise ing man than ever... { the fore part ofthe week while en- route to officers training camp. at Camp. Pike, Ark, reached Bismarck on, Saturday: and were taken to Glen- coe, Where funeral-services were held the same day. BUY W. 8. .—— I SUPREME COURT | From McHeary County. Lars Kleppe, Plaintiffand Appellant, vs." Odin Township, McHenry Coun- ty, North Dakota; ‘ob at, Defendants and Respondents, Syllabus: (1pi:-All-that. the law. re- quires of a- petition, far the laying out of a highway, whieh is filed under the provisions of Section.1925 of the Cor- piled Laws.of} 1913, Is that It shall be sufficiently definite as tp description to stock districts and permitting stock to run at large in districts one and five, enable a. surveyor. to locate the high- 'way and to be reasonably inteligible to a reasonably intelligent man. (2). The word “demand” which oc- curs in Section 1927 of the Compiled Laws of 1913\and inthe phrase “and in tase the board having jurisdiction shall fail-to file such grder within twénty. days it shall be déemed 10 bhve decided against such application’ refers to a disputable presumption. s (3) A person has no-standing in a} ence and right ef maintenance of a} | public highway on aceount to: have’ the order located the same filed with the condty guitor, where syeh highwey- has been continuo j uted Tor sixteen scooter the filing of the petitien for the read, ing such time patie money has been) es onde! (hereon and r¢ taxes work- ed theseon and during such years the sald objector hus impliedly recognized itg_ esivvence, petitianing | MONDAY, NOV. 45-1918: both the Board of County Commission- ers and jhe Board of Township Super- visors, and has, until the bringing of the the suit, at: no time questioned the validity of its creation. | a public high . Judge. court of: egiity to question the. exist- | appeats, afailure | Bruce, C. result. qualified, not participating, F. | Distri and dur-;ney for Pl of Towner, Attorneys for Defendants ixteen |and Respondents. | otherwise | Action to enjoin the maintenance, of Appeal from the District Court ‘of MeHenry County, Hon? A. G. Burs, Judgment. far Defendants, Plaintift Affirmed. Opinion of the Court by J, Grace, J. concurs in the being — dis- B. Fisk, stead. i Christianson, Judge, sitting in his Charles D, Kelson. of Minot, Attor- tiff and Appellant. i J. H. Ulsrud and John ©. Thorpe, | Avy Wes. Ss Tribune Want Ads Bring Resulta. CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATIONS I, T. E, FLAHERY, Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota, do hereby certify that’ the: within hd following ih a titté and ‘correct list of the Constitution Amendments and resolutions of the Board of County Commissioners creating as the nominees to be voted for on Tuesday, the Fifth day of November nest, for the offices which appear opposite their names, ... , (SEAL) NAMB OF OFFICE Representatives In Congress, 2nd Dist. Governor Lleutenant Governor Secretary of State State Anditor State Treasnrer Attorney General Commissioner of Insurance Commisstoner of Agriculture & Labor f Commissioners of Railroads 1 Membérs House Representatives 27th District Dated at Bismarck, this 16th day of October, 1918. REPUBLICAN PARTY DEMOCRATIC PARTY JUDICIARY. BALLOT RHEUMATIC PAINS Qalckly Eated By Ponetrating Hamiin’s Wizard Oi! A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lanie Back and Lutnbago is Hamilin’s Wizard Oil. It penetrates. quickly, drives ‘ont soreness, and limbers. up stiff “aching joints and muscles. i You will find almost daily uses for it in cases of sudden mishaps or ac- cidents such a8 sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and: stings, Just as re- liable, too, for earache, toothache, croup and. colie,..- Get it-from druggists-for J cents. Vi not satisfied return the bottle and money. b: sofstiputed or have si headacher Just try Wizard. Liver Whips, pleasant little pink: pills, 30 cents, Guaranteed, and of persons whose names havebeen certified to me, by the Secretary ‘of State, the County Canvassing Board, and by petitions duly signed as required by law, ‘ 5 7H iT. EB. FLAHERTY, Anditor of Burleigh County, N. D. EAS eee eter kr nae wee eat hs | PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF; NORTH DAKOTA PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA Sette SS sett ZORGE M. YOUNG, Valley City. LYNN J. FRAZIER, Hoople. HOWARD R. WOOD, Deering. THOMAS HALL, Bismarck, CARL R, KOSITZKY, Bismarck, OBERT A. OLSON, Bowman. WILLIAM LANGER, Mandan, 9. A. OLSNESS, Sheyenne. JOHN N. HAGAN, Deering. 'g. J. AANDAHL, Litehville. C. #, DEPUIS, Temple, FRANK MILHOLLAN, Bismarck: 1, D, BAILEY, Moffit. FRANK G. PRATER, Arena. L. N. TORSEN, Rugby. §. J. DOYLE, Fargo. J. P. SMITH, Beach, THRO. SERR, Mannhaven. M. F. HEGGE, Hatton. -@ 8. WOOLEDGE, Minot. B. SCHNELLER, Wahpeton, DAVID GORMAN, Grand Forks, J. L. MARVEY, Cando, M. P, JOHNSON, Tolley. ADAM. G, LESMEISTER, Harvey. J, M. THOMPSON, Witton. VICTOR MOYNIER, Bismarck. + |For Judge of Supreme Court HARRY ‘A, BRONSON, Grand Forks CHARLES J. FISH, Minot. 3 SCHOOL BALLOTS * Fe art , To amend Section 135-in Article 7 by adding the words: Provided, any co-operative corpora- tion may, adopt by-laws limifing the voting powers of its stockholders. + Shall Section of Article 7,, of the Con- stitution” of the State of North Dakota be amended: to read_as, follows: Section 135. Ip all elections for directors or managers of a corporation, each member or shareholder may. cast the whole number of ‘his votes for one ¢ te, or distribute them upon two or more“candidates, as he may. prefer, Provided, any co-operative corporation may adopt by-laws limiting the voting power of its stockholders. ‘ Shall the Constitution of the State of North Dakota he amended by adding the following Section: . Tit Legislative assembly may by vide for the levy of a tax. upon si may be provided by law of the state for the purpose of creating a fund to insure the own. ers of growing crops ‘against losses by hail; provided, thats shall not. affect the tax of four mills le d by the Constitution. The legislative assembly may classify such lands of the state as may be divide the state into districts on such basis as shall séem just and necessary, and may vary the fax rates in such fistricis in accordance with the‘ risk, in order’ to. secure an equitable distribution of the burden of such tax among the owners of stich land as may be provided by law. : To amend Section £9 hy adging the words: Provided; however, that in no case shall any legislative enactment or law of the state, of North Dakota -be declared unconstitutional rovided by taw, and |t shall any law be enacted prohibiting any person from giving or receiving compensation for c culating the petitions, nor in any manner in- ng With: the freedom in securing signa- tures to petitjor Each petition shall have printed thereon a ballot title, which shall fairly represent the subject matter of the measure, and the names of at least five electors who shill constiute. the “committee for the petitionets” and who shall represent and act for the petitioners. All measures submitted to the. electors be pOblished by phe state as follow: secretary of state shall cause to be printed and y pamphlet, with its ballot title, to be submitted -at any election. Any citizen, or the officers of any organiaztion, ‘may submit to the secretary of state for publication in such pamphlet, argt- ments concerning any measure therein, upon first subscribin ir names and addresses ory until, other y he the sum -of two hundred dollars. p The enacting clause of all. measures initiated by the electors, shall be: “Be it enacted by the people of the State of North Dakota.” In submitting measures to the electors, the secre- ary of state and all other officials shall be guided by. the election taws until additional legislation shall be. provided. If conflicting“ measures initiated “by or re- ferred. to the electors shall be approved: by a majority of the votes cast thereon, the one receiving. the highest number of affirmative votes shall become the law. | ‘The word “measure” as used herein, shall include any law. or-amendment thereto, resolu- tion, legislative proposal or enactment of any character, S The veto power of the governor shall’ not extend to the measures initiated by ar re; ferred. to the electors. No measure enacted upon land hail be deemed personal property. The property of the United States and of the state, county and municipal corporations and property used exclusively for wehool, religious, , charitable or other public purposes all be 'e from. taxation. stricted by this “Article, the legislature may provide for raising revenue and fixing the situa of all property for the purpose of. taxation, Provided that all taxes and exemptions in force when this amendment is adopted. shall remain in force until otherwise provided by statute, mend Section 177 in Article 11, changes ion iclating to assessment of improve- ts of land, to provision authorizing tax on for the ‘purpose of indemnifyirig owners of growing crops against ;damages by hail Shall Section 177 in Article 11 be amended to read as follows: ze Section 177 in Article 11. The legislature may by law provide’ for the levy and collection of an acregge tax on lands within the state in addition to the limijations specified in. Section 14 in Article 41 of the Constitution. The proceeds of such tax.sfrall be used to indemnify the owners of growing crops against damages by hail, provided that lands, used exclusively for public roads rights of way of common car- riers, mining, manufapturing or pasturage may be exempt from such’ tax. 19-t¢ Lae {fis To amend Section 182: in Article 12, changés the debt limit. from two: hundred thousand. dol- lars exclusive of what may -be'the-debt of North Dakota at the time of the-edoption of this con: stitutions by provision, that all bonds in.excess of two million dollars: shall be-secured. by first mortgages upon real estate in amounts not to 0 ee ee C. 0, KELL, McKenzie. jz F. 0. HELLSTROM, Bismarck. s exceed: one-half ‘of its value; or upon real and * personal property of state bwned! ‘utilities, énter~ prises.or industries, in ameunts, not exceeding its value, and provided further, -that the state shall not ‘issue or guarantge bonds upon prop- erty of staté owned utiles, ‘enterprises "or industries. in excess of Ten Million. .Dollars, Shall’ Section 182 in Artigle 12 be amended to read as follows: ‘ 1 Section 182 in Article 12. ‘The state may . issue or guarantee the payment of bonds, pro. vided that all bonds in excdss of two. million dollars shall be secured by first mortgages upon real estate in amounts not to exceed one-half of its value; or upon real and personal. property of state-owned utilities, enterprises or industries 4 ity sfuounts not exceeding its’ value, and pro- vided) or approved ‘by a vote ‘of the electors shall be repealed or amended’ by. the legislature, except upon a yea and nay vote upon roll call of two- thirds Gf al the members. elected: to: each ‘unless least four of the judges shall so decide. Shall Séction 89 of the Constitution of the tate“of North-Dakota be'amended to read as follow f ‘Section 89. sist of five judges, a majority. ofwhom shall be necessary. to ‘form a quorum or pronounce aj decigion, but, one or more of said. judges, may adjourn the court from day to day or to aeday cegtdin, ‘provided, however, that in no case shall. any legislative enactment or law of the: State of Notth. Dakota|be declared uncon- stitutional unless at least four of the judges shall so decide, For Supt. Publle Iastraction’ _N. C. MACDONALD, Bismarck. MINNIE J. NIELSON; Valley | City. ROLLIN WELCH, Bismarck. HARRY A. THOMPSON, Blamarck. Sherif The Stipteme Court shall gon‘] This section shall. be self/ executing» and -alf of its provisions shall be treated as mandatory. Laws may be enacted to facilitate its operation, but no laws shall be enacted to hamper, re- strict or impair the exercise ‘of -the rights here- in reserved to the people. County Auditor TE FLAHERTY, Bismarck) County Treasurer R. PENWARDEN, Bistnarck, \ Clerk of Court CHARLES FISHER, Bismarck. j For Superintendent of Schools W. E. PARSONS, Bismarck, To amend Section 67, in Article”2: by adding the words: "Provided, however that no act granting a franchise, or special | privilege, or. act creating any vested right or interest other than sin the state, shall be declared an emer- geney measure, An emergency. measure shall take effect and bé in force, from and after tts passage and approved by’ the Governor. Shall Section 67 in Article 2 be amended to G, J. KEENAN, Bismarck. JOHN N. FORISTER, Bismarck. further, that the state sballi not issue or upon property” 6f state-owned, ustries in excess Register of Deeds guarantee, bond utilities, énterprises or in ten million dollars. No. future (indebtedness: shall: he incurred ty! the state unless. evidenced by«a bond issue, Wad ad follows: | which shall be authorized by law for certain Section 67 in Article 2. No act of the legis: | Purposes, to be clearly defined. . Every law lative assembly shall take effect until July ist | 2uthorizing a bond issue shall provide for levy- aiter the close of the. session unless ‘the legis-|i"&,an annual tax, or make other provisions, Iature by a vote of two-thirds of the members, suilicient to pay the interest senaannually, and present and voting, in each house, shalldeclare |th€ Principal within thirty | years from the fe an. emergency” measure, which déclaration,| Passage of ‘such law, and. shall specially ap- shall be set forth in the act, provided, howeyer, | Propriate the proceeds of such thx, or of sucht that no act granting a. franchise or special | other privisions, to the.payment of said princi: rivilege, or act creating any vested right or |Pal and interest, and such appropriation shall interest other than in the state, shall be de- | "ot be repealed nor the tax or other. provisions clared ‘an emergence measure, An emergency | discontinue until. such debt, both | prineipal and measure-shall take effect and be in force from | interest, shall have | ben bk in ‘han paid. | No stator tas passage and approval by the gov. [excess of the limit named herein shall be: in- ernor, Td-amend Sectidn 96°in Article 2 us amended by Article 18 of Amendments: ‘ Changiog the number of electors required t0 ropose any measitre by initiative petition from, JOHN:C. QWETT Bldmarce, strleast ten, per cent Of the legal voters to be Sevtired ina majority. of. the counties of this : a ‘en. thousand. electors at, large; chang- fon that. initiative petition shall be f ; fled with the secretary of state not less tha days before’ any regular session of T. R. ATKINSON, Bismarck. legislative assembly; he shall transmit the same to the legislative. assembly as soon as it co venes, and tequiring legislative action there- on. to provision that" petition, shall be filed with the Secretary of State not'less than ninety days before the election. at which it is to be voted. upon. Reduces the number. of signers required for referendum petition frog ten per cent of the legal voters of the state Mont a mar P a jority of the-counties, to seven thousand clec L. C, PETERSON, Wilton, jority, of the: an Provides for referendum on emergency meas- 4 ures and for special elections thereon. Relates to. circulation of petitions, and: to publication in. publicity. pamphlet, of -all_me: Sures submited to the electors) Places burd df proof upon party attacking petition. Pro- vides that: No measure enacted. or approved by a yote of the clectors shall be repealed or amended by: the legislature except upon a yea i fe upon roll call of two-thirds of all elysted to egeh house: Shall Section’25 in. Atticle 2 as amended by Ayficie 13 of Amendments be amended.to read as follows: i Section rticle 2.as Amended by ‘Article EDWARD 8. ALLEN, Bismarck: States Attorney F, E, MeCURDY, Bismarck. County Judge 1. C. DAVIES, Bismarck, Paobjle Administrator County Surveyor Coroner ANTHON BEER, Bismarck. . Commissioner, First District EDW. G. PATTERSON, Bismarck. curred except for the purpose of repelling in- vasion, suppressing insurrection, defending the state in time of war or to provide: for the pub- lic defense in case of threatened hostilities. c Es Commissioner, Third District C. L. MALONE, Bismarck. To Amend Section 202 in Article 15 as ; amended by Article 16, of Amendments: oN pale 1 hanges method of adopting amendment to uF is the constitution proposed by the Tecinaiee on To ee jgSectign 185) he Article 12 as | sembly. Provides that when such amendment | amended by Article 19. of Amendufent. is agreed to by a majority of the members| Authorizes the state, any county, or city, to elected to each house, it shall be. submitted to | make, selena Aiprovements, (om tp rengcge. Int the electors, omits provision that proposed | 20¥. ut rege enterprise, of ponent Pro- amendments” shall be ~advertised' for three | liibited by Article 20 of the Constitution. months and, referred to the next legislative as- Hee, iM sacra in Article 12 be amended sembly. Omits provision that améndments ‘ follows: Pos Salt be submitted’ in such manner that the] Section 85 in Artide 12 a8 amended by efectors shall vote for or against egech of such | Article of -Aniendment, The: state, any Commissioner, Fourth District GRANT PALMS, Arena, Assessor Ist. District WM. B. FALCONER, Bismarck. Assessor 4th District JOE WAGNER, Arena. Assessor Sth District M. WOLF, Bismarck. county or city. may make infernal improvements Justice of Peace Constables 0. H. BENSON, Bismarck. GEO. H: DOLAN, Bismarck. ALBER H, INGRAM, Bismarck. J .O. VARNEY, Bismarck. J. E. ANDERSON, Baldwin. AARON CHRISTOPHER, Bismarck, WILLIAM FISHER, Bismarck, J. A. VARLEY, Baldwin. F, H. GETERMANN, Bismarck, _ CHARLES GLITSCHKa, Bismarck. Jc H. HEALOW, Bismatck. — * J. F. PERKINS, Regan. in A r 45 of Amendment. The’ legislative power of this state shall be vested in a ‘legislature consisting, of a senate and a house of representatives. The people, however, reserve the power, first, to propose. measures and to enact or reject the same at. the -polls; secofid, to approve or re- ject at the polls, any mieaster or-any item, scc- tion, part_or parts of any measure enacted by slature. f geet e first power reserved is the initiative, Ten thousand electors at large may - propose any measure by initiative petition. Eyery, such pe- fition-shall contain ‘the full text of the measure aud shall be filed ‘with the secretary of, state not less than ninety days before the election at which. it-is to be;voted upon. > ‘The second powet reserved. is the réferen- um, Seven thousand electors’ at large may, by referendum petition, suspend. the operation of any. measure» enacted by’ the , legislature, except an emergency, measure, But the filing. of a referendum, petition. against one, or more items, sections or parts of any measrue, all not |prevent ‘the remainder from. going . into ehredt, Such petition shall. be fled. with the decretary of. state. not later than ninety: days after the adjournnient of: the, session of the legislature at which such measure was,enacted, Fach measure initiated -by or referred to the eléctors, shall be ‘submitted: by. its “ballof title, which shall be placed upon the ballot by’ the séccetary .of state.and shall be voted upon “at any state-wide: election,“ designated-in the peti- tion, of at a special electiofi called by the goy- ernor. . The ‘resuit/of the vote upon Fad mea- Sure shall be canvassed and declared by the boatd of canvassers. y Z FUAny measure, except an emergency measure, Submitted to the electors of the state, shall come a law’ when’ approved by a ‘majority: of the-votes, thereon; And such law shall go into effect on the 30th day after the election, unless otherwise specified in the measure. if a referendum! petition’ is' filed againstan emergency measure, such measure:shall be a law tintil voted upon by the electors.” And. if it is then rejected by, a.majority of the yotes cast thereon, it shall be thereby repealed. Any such tmeasure shall:be subiitted to the electors at a Special election if so ordered: by the governor, or-if. the. referendum: petition filed agairist. it be: signed by thirty thousand electors at ‘Such. special election shall be called ‘by wernot;/and:ghall-be held’ not; less thant more, than. one hundred, thirty, Bays 2 djournment'of the ‘session of of the legislature: ‘ The Secreaf¥ of tate shall pass upon each petition, and if he finds it-insufficient, he shall fee for the Petitioners” and Bi allow. ass for correction or amendment. All -deei “the secretary of stéte-in' regard any such petition, shall be -subject to’ review the. supreme court. ~ But if the su amendments, separately. Reduces the number of signers required, to initiative petition, to amend the constitution, from ‘at least ‘twenty-fixe per cent of thé ‘legal voters in each of not less than one-half of the counties of, the state, to, twenty thousand electors at large. ‘ Changes the time of filing-the petition from at least six months,-to, at least one hundred and twenty days prior ‘to the day. of election. Omits requirement that ‘after being approved by the people amendment shall be submitted to the legislative assombl: 3 Provides that all provisions of the constitu: tion relating to. the submission and adoption of meastires by. initiative petition, and on. refer- engum petition shall apply. to’ the, submission and adoption ef amendments to the constitu- tion of the state. ‘Shall. Section 202-in Article 15 as arfended byt Article, 16, of amendments be. amended_to read as’ follow: > : Section 202 in Article 15 as Amended, by ‘Article, 16:of Amendment. Any amendment or amendihents . to. the, constitution. of) the state may be proposed in either house of the legis- Taturejsand if-the same shall be agreed: to upon roll call by. a majority, of the niembers elected to eaeh “house, shall be. submitted. to the electorgand if a ‘majority of the votes’ cast thereon. are affirmative, such amendment. shall be i part-of this constitutions: ca ‘Amegdments to the constitution of the state may also be proposed: by an initiative petition | x of the electors; such -petition shalt be signed: by twenty, thousand, electors at large’and’ shall be filed withthe’ secretary of state at: least one hundred ‘twenty, days prior ‘to - the. election. at which 7they: are to. be. voted upon, and an amendment, of ameridments so? proposed, shal be subinitted to the-electors and:becdme a, part! of the: coristitution, if a. majority, of. the . votes cast thereon até affirm: . | All pri ions of the constitution’ rélating to. the; submission: arid. adoption ‘of. meastwes -by- initiative petiti and. ‘ m shall, apply to the sub. and may engage ‘in any industry, enterprise or business, not prohibited by “Article. 20° of the ‘onstitution| but neither the st#te nor / any olitical subdivision thereof shall, otherwise joan or give its credit or make donations to or in aid of any individual, association or cor- Poration’ except for reasonable support of the poor, nor subscribe to or become thé owner of capital sfock in any association or corporation. The following resolutions were passed by the Board of County Commissioners. of Burleigh County, crea new. stock Districts within ‘said County and permitting. stock, to run at large in Stock. Districts numbers one and five, which question will be submitted to the electors of Stock Districts ;-numbers one” and five at the general election to be held on ovember 5th, 1018. : Tip. resolutions are a9 follows: | | September 6th, 1918, Moved by Cominissioner Ward and seconded hy Commissioner’ Patterson ‘that the stock. dis. ttict forinerly, created by. the Board of’ County Commissionérs comprising ‘the entire county of Burleigh be cancelled and set’ asidé-and ‘that ‘there now be established’ in said County of Burleigh five stock districts and: the) City ‘of Bismarck shall. not be included. in any of the said stock districts so established: Comm. Dis- trict No. 1. shall_be known as Stock District, 1, outside ofthe Gity of Bismarck. Comm. District: No. 2_ shall’ be known’ as. Stocks Dis- Hit, No. 2; Comm. District: No. 3 ‘shall be khown“as Stock, District No, 3; Comm» Dis- trict No. 4. shall ‘be known ‘as'Stock District No. 4, andi Comm, District,No.\6 shall be known-as October Ist, asking that. stock ‘in’ their district be permitted: to. run’ at bi Ward constitutian’ estate. | on referentum peti missiop, and ati : of ametidments ‘to the itutian of ‘ To ‘amend Section 176 ‘of * Article “11 as. amended’ by Article 20. of Amendm by omitting. the wotds, and shall be levied and Collected” for public’ purposes only, and by ad- ding the -words, "the legistature: may by law exemptrahy or all classes of personal: property id: within. the meaning. of this y= and? 8 raising: property. qRmeadments be amended t jin ss ga. roll call Cc f Patterson y} the petitioners be. and ‘On roll call Commissioners Patterson, \October 7th, 1918, and Hedstrom, voted aye. The- Wea resolution’ was introduced by mmissioner, Ward who moved its adoption hich) Psecotided hy Commissioner Whereas, - t! Board* has been petitioned. by more than 25% of the qualified electors of Stock District No. 1) and: Stoek- District asking: that stock be permitted to fimpat in said stock Distriets as follows: In-Stock District No. 1, between, Pesonen. dvember, pail 28t4 and May Ist) and in Stod tween November k t No.’ 5, pbetween November 16th andAApril 15th. i: ‘card js that said pefitions are. in fired the: peo with law and contain the req of signers, % fefore be if resolved that the* prayer of | is hereby granted:and stock -arevhereby. permitted to rary at large in said: districts, between thes dates. specibed, in Ae Bet Senin or ower that “Hogs o- riin : in said stock, distri rae ad wee 5, 26, 28, ia’ ft Oct. 245, \ t A