The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 3, 1904, Page 7

EME RI MS CI sed Amendment to the Constitution of Missouri. FIRST CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. eint and concurrent resolution sabmitting the qualified voters of the State of Missouri, an amendme: t to section 47 of article I'V of the constigation thereof. | Bure Resotvensy tue Sears tue House or | _BEPRESENTATIVEs CONCURRING THEREIN: ‘That at the general election to be held on the November, 1901, the following amendment to section 47 of article IV of the constitution of the State of Miseouri concerning the relief of mem- ders of police departments in cities having one handred thousand inhabitants or more, who may become disabled, crippled or superannuat- ed, and oftheir widows and minor children |__after their decease, amd of the widows and | minor children of deceased mem¥ers of police departments in such cities, shall be submitted to the qualified voters of saidSta®, to-wit: Section 1, That section 47 of article 1¥ of the Gonativation be ame:ded by adding thereto the following words, to-wit: ‘‘and p:ovided farthe’, that the gevers! assembly may pro- vide by law for the peasioning of members of police departmevts in cities having one ban- dred thousand inhabitants or more. who may beconre disabied, crippled or superannuated, ‘and for the reHef of the widows and minor chil- dren of such persons after their decease, and the relief of the widows and minor children ef the deceased members of the police depart- mente in sach cities; the funds for such par- poses to be appropriated as provided by the general assembly from the municipal revenue ‘of such cities. SECOND CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND- MENT.—Joint and concurrent resolution eub- of Missouri an amendment* to the consti- tution thereof, providing for the reservation to the people of the right to propose measures tor enactment, torequire enactments of the gen- eral assembly to be submitted to a vote of the people for ratification, and to define referendal and initiative petitions and the rela‘ions of the xecutive and the general assembly to meas- ures approved or enacted by electora. Bx 1T RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, TUR House or REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING THEREIN: At the general election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November, 1904, there shall be submitted io the electors of the Btate of Missouri, an amendment to sec- gn, article dof the state constitution; so it said section, when amended, shall read as Seotion 1, The legislative power, subject to ‘the limitations hereafter contain d shall be vested ina Senate and House of Representa- tives, to be atyled ‘the general assem)ly of the State of Missouri,’’ The legisiative power of ‘eny municipal division of this State (such as olty, town or village), on ite own municipal mattere is inherent an’ shall be vested in the electors of each munic'pal division, subject to euch laws of ageneral nature, having uniform operation throughout the state as the general assembly may enact A number of electors In ech congressional Aisirict ia thise:ate, equalio ten per cent. of {the total number of votes @lonal diathiot at the last preceding genera election for governor, shall have power to re- quire that avy act or parcot an act, passed dy the general a-sembl), shall be referred to the electors at the next general election by Gling their s:gued demand with the secretary 0 the state, not more than vinety days after ad Jjourument of the general assembly which pass ed the act,earlier than which date nolaw or part of a law can become operative, except appro- priation.acte; all jaws fur the immediate pres- ervation of the public peace, health and safety; and laws passed by a two-thirds vote of the members ele ted ret pectively to each house and approved by the governor, ‘ A number of the electors in each congres- -elonal district in this state equal to fifteen per cent, Of the total number of votvs cast in each congressional district at the last preceding general election for governor, shall have power to propose any law, amendment toor repeal of @ law, and reqaire that it be referred to the electors of the state, except as above stated, to be voted on at the next general election, pro | vided, the election dovs not occur within nine. ty daye after the filing of the petition with the eccretary of the state, and such law shall be in | effeot from and after the date of the official dec- laration of the result of the vote, if approved by ~ majority of those voting thereon. A number of electors in ench congress'onal istrict in this state equal to twenty per cent. of the total number of votes castin each congr onal district at the Jast preceding general notion tor governor, shall huve the power to prepose any amendment to the constitut'on of thestate of Missouri and require that euch | amendment be re‘erred to the next general election, provided, the election does not oecur within six months after the filing of the peti , tlon with the secretary of state, and snch con> etitutional amendment shall be in effect ‘rom the result of the vote, if approved by a majorl- ‘. ty Of those voting thereon. All the component parts or sheets of any peti tion, used to receive the signatures of electors, toinyoke either the initiative or referendum as heretofore described, qhall have plainly be referred or proposed, to ehall give his post office addrves, and if a city or town, the street and number of res- dence shall be included. One of the signers, a qualified voter, on each ‘nt to administer oaths, that thi the pereon whose name purports to be there- thereof as above provided shall be guilty ‘The veto power of the governor shall not be exorcised as tothe laws approved or enacted the electors.’ This amendment ehall not be trued so as to deprive the géneral assembly the r ght tw pass, or any member thereof, of yright to propose any law or other m agur’ ‘Phe enacting clause of every law shall be, , Shall upon ite adoption, be for- rescinded and of no effect. ‘ THIRD, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT = Senate joint and concurrent resolution sub- w section thereto, to be designated twenty-seven (27). OLVED BY THE SENATE, THR HovsE OF ‘ATIVES CONCURRING THEREIN: X of the constitution ‘and the same is here- twenty-bevgn Gin, ‘an amendment to section 47 of article IV of the sg i . : cae ‘ Tuesday next following the frst Monday in! mitting to the qualified voters of the State |. stin each congress | ¢, and after the date of the offi ial declaration of printed thereon the full text of the measure to nd each signer per shall make oath befure on officer com- statements in made are true, and that each signature sald paper appeadgd is the genuine signature subscribed. Any person who shall makes affidavit to any petition or anv component legislature of the right to repeal any it enacted by the people of the stat; of Ail provitions of the constitntion of this state Jali laws thereof, not consistent with thie bo the qualified voters of the state an mt to article X of the conat!tution of of Missouri, concerning taxation, by general election to be hed on tfollowing the first Monday in the following amendment to | which is in words and fgnres, as follows: Section 27, A state tax of five cents on the one hundred dollara assessed valnation shall be levied and collected annually on all oSjects! and subjects of taxa‘ion All moneys derived ‘rom eaid levy shall be set apart and apportion- | ed to the school districts of the state, annually, , as Other acheol moneys are app -rtioned by law, Every school district shall, out of said monnys, supply text books on orthography, reading In English, penmanship, arithmetic, English | grammar modern geographs, history «f the | United States, civil government and physio'ogy ; and hygiene for free uae of children ia the pub- Ue schools and the remainder, if any, may be i used forthe purchase of text-books for the higher grades for like use or for other schvol parpo-es, FOURTH CONSTITUTIANAL AMEND- MENT —Joint and concurrent resolution sub- mitting to the qualified voters of the state an amendment to the constitation of Missourt, r- pealing section 24, article XII, and enacting a new section in lien thereof | Be IT RESOLVED BY THE House OF RRPRESENT- | ATVIES, THR SENATE CONCURRING THEREIN, AS FOLLOWS: | That atthe general election te be held on | Cureday next following the first Monday in No- | vember, 14, the following amendment to the | vonstitution of the state of Missouri concerning | corporations, railroade shall be submitted to | the qualified voters of this state, to-wit: ‘That section 24, article XII of the constitution of this state shall be repealed and for naught held and there shall be enacted in lieu thereof the following: i Section 24, Every railroad or other transpor- tation company doing business in the state of Misaouri shall grant free passes or transpor- on over its line or lines in Missouri to the governor, lieutenant-sovernor, secretary of state, attorney-general, state auditor, state treasurer, super:mtendent of public schools, to each of the rsilroad commissioners, to each of the judges of the supreme court to each judge of the St Louis and Kansas City court of ap- peals, to each circuit and common pleas judge in this state, to each member of the general assembly of this state, to each sheriff in this state, and tothe president or superintendent of each of the several public institutions of this state supported by appropriations made by this state for and during the official term of said several officers; and the faiiure of any ra lread or transporation company to furnish such pass or transportation to any officer above named, shall be a forfeiture of its charter or license to do business in thi te, And every railroad corporation in existence at the time of the adoption of this section of the constitution that may hereafter accept the benefit of any aid, franchise or future legislation ofthis state, or of any municipal subdivicion of his state, ehall by such acceptance thereby agree to all the provisions of this section and is subject to al ite penalties, ° FIFTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. —Joint and concurrent reeolution submitting to the qualified voters of Missouri an amend- ment to the constitution providing for the cre- ation of a fund to erect a new state capitol. Be It RESOLVED BY THE SENATE, THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CONCURRING THEREIN* That at the general election to be held in this state on Tuesday next following the first Mon- day in November, 1904, the foilowing amend- ment to the constitution of this state concern- ing the erection of a new state capitol shall be eubmitted to the qualified voters of the state, to-wit: ff Section 1, That the geperal assembly shall levy for five years an annual tax of fourcents on the one hundred dollars valuation of the real and personal property of the state for the purpose of creating @ fuod sor the erection of a new state capitol; provided, that any surplus remaining in said fund, after the construction and equipment of said building, shall be trans- ferred to the credit of the general revenue fund of the state The general assembly shall, by appropriate legislation enforce this amend- ment. STATE OF MISSOURI—8s, I, 8amB Cook, Secretary of State of the stete of Missouri, hereby certify that the fore- going sre fall, true and complete copies of the concurrent resolutions of the Forty-second General Assembly of the state of Misscuri— First constitutional amendment, entitled e **Joint and concurrent resciation submitting to the qualified voters of the State of Missouri, | require enactments of the general assembly to | 40), range thirty-one, (31), containing fifty MEXICAN | Has stood the test for over 60 years. FOR MAN OR BEAST. Cures sprains, bruises, burns, cuts, sores, lameness, constitution thereof.’’ Secdnd Constitutional amendment, entitled **Joint and concurrent resolution submitting to the qualified voters of the State of Missourt An ama@ndment to the constitution thereof, pro- viding for the reservativa to the people of the right to pr:pose measures for enactment, to be submitted toa vote of the people for ratifi- cation, and to define referendal aud initiative petitions and the relations of the executive and the general assembly to measures approved or enacted by electors.’’ Third constitutional amendment, entitled **Senate joint and congurrent resolution aub- mitting to the qualided voters of the state an amendment to article X of the constitution of the State of Missouri, concerning taxation, by adding a new eection thereto, tu be designated 4a see'ion twenty-seven (27) ’? Fourth constitutiona: **Joint and concurrent resolution submitting to the qualified voters of the state of Missouri, repealing section 24, article XI{, and enacting 4 new section in lieu thereof, Fifth constitutiona ndment, entitled **Jolat and concurrent resolution eubmitting | ment to the constitution providing for the cre- ation of a fund tor rect a new state capitol,’’ IN TESTIMONY WHERE OF, | hereunto set my hand and afixthe GREAT SKAL of the! State of Missouri. Done at office in the City of Jefferson this thirteenth day of September. A, D, 1904. SAM B. COOK, Secretary of State. [seat] Trustee’s Sale, Whereas, W L Fuller and Jessie M, Fuller his | wife, y sneir deed oi trust dated March the 7th, 1904, and _ record: ed in the recorasr’s omiee within and tor Bates county, Mitsoat! in book No 17 Page 588. conveye’ to the undcraigned tru tee the following described real estate lyin and being situate in the county of Bates an state of Missouri to-wit |. of northeast quarier of southeast quarter of sec ion six (ti) and ten acr 6 off of the north side of the vor hwe-t qharter of the southwest quarter of section five (5), all in township f try acres, ~ Which Conveyance was mae in trust to secure the payment ot one certain note fully dea ribes in said deed of trust; and whereas, default has been made in the paymeut of said noce and Interest, avd the same fs now vast due and unpald. Now, therefore, legal holder oF card Hote and parevant to tho conditions of said deed of truat. I witil proceed to sell she above described premises at public vendue ¢9 the highest bidder for cash, at the west tront dvor of the court house in the city of Batier, county of Bates and state of Mis- souri on Friday October 28, 1904. between the hours of nine o’clock in the fore- noon and tive o’clock In the siternoon of that day, tor the purposes of satisfving sald debt, Interest and cost, O. A. HBINLEIN ‘Truates Order of Publicati in. STATE OF MISSOURI, | 5, Coanty of Bates “4 In the Probate Court for the county of Bates, August term, 1%4, James M Laughlin, de- ceased. W K Heyle, administrator. Order of Publication. Now at this day comes W E Heyle administrator of the estate oi James M Laughlin, deceased, and presenté to the coart his petition prayin for an order for the sale of so much of the rea! estate of said deceased as will pay and satisfy the remaining debis due by sad estate, ani et unpaid for want of enfficient assets, accom- panied by the accounts, liste and inventories as Dy ination whereof itis persons interested in the en- said deceased, be notified that applica- aforesaid has been made, an unless the contrary be shown on or before the first day of the next term of this court to be held on the second Monday of November, 1904, an order will be made for the sale of the whole, or so. much of the real estate of said deceased as will be sufficient for the Peyasst of said debte; and itis er ordered, that a certifiet copy of this order be published in some newspaper in Bates county, Missouri for four weeks before the next term of thiscourt, and that one copy served on each of the heirs of deceased, r+ - siding in Bates county, aforeeaid, at least ten days prior to the first day of the ‘next term of this court, as and for notice of the said petition and the hearing to be had thereon. STATE OF MISSOURI, { a8. County of Bates, — - ie I, J A Silvers, Judge of tne probate court, the forewolng i's true copy of the original ot the inal or- der of publication thereiu referred to, asthe same appears of record in m: i ‘Witness Joma ounty, Mlasourl, this Sth timber, A. D. Tho M wendment, entitled | ' {2 Executors. and Administrators Docket for Nov. 1904 Term, Probate Court. lat Day Monpay, Novy. 14. CN Te ing « eter, decd, Frank I Teeter sole surviv- x Caroline Freeman deed, Wm E Walton, Admr wMy Lemuel (od: Wm Su i Homer deed, e, decd Jesse & Forest Nave Admrs, up deed, J \W Jamison, Admr. aroline kK Homer Admr, Tvespay, Nov, ancy decd, J K Owen, WH Dunn Exrs decd, J W Jamison, Ex i, Jno Hayes sdmr, nith PG Lignttoot ded, Thos M Lightfoot, Ex. Margaret Darnell decd, J W Jamison, Aumr, a A Wepnpspay, Nov. 16, Metater decd, Christian J Yoss, Admr, VeLung deed, J W Camphell Admr, I! 1, Hannah J Courtney, Admr 3G Henry, &x, noC liayes, Admr, HURSDAY, Nov. 17 Dalton Walls deed, Touisa Walls, Ex, pen Wberees decd, G W Boyer, Admr, q i ) . to the qualified votere of Missouri an amend- | ee serae teal Cont hones Kowman ect Conrad Bowman, Admr, J Beatty decd, Henry Mudd, Ex, k decd, TJ Day, Ex. Fripay, Nov 18. Robert Hamilton decd, Jno D Moore, Ex, Klijah Sarah Hardin Summers decd, A M Summers, Anna F Warner dod, \m A Flor-nce, Kline deed, E F’ Boswell, Actmr, Patrick decd, Juo Speers, Admr. Admr, Saturpay, Nov, 19. Wm Youngs decd W F Tygard, HI oeb, admrs 8 h Pearson, Ts Ho iges, Avmr, Eleanor Jayne deed, GD MoNell, F De trick Bergman deed, Yetta B re Ex. Willis Flo d weed, Mary A Floyd, rr. Lydia E Pyle OJ Ryan de Emma Jno Fr: Richar M Haai MDM Sarah Map sd ed HC Quesenb rry trazeve deel W A sbees, Admr, monbay, Noy, 21 1C Clar nd 1) K Walker, Exrs. FI Tycard etal, & A DeLong decd.) C Hay: y, je, decd, J C Hayes, it Horger deed, Wm Jenn 8 dees, Chas and Henry ‘Turspay, Noy, decd aloney teed 2 a4 = Adar Archibald Khoa deed J D and JS Rhea, Ex, Jotham Seudder decd, Warren, AJ Lentz, Ex Mildr Poo Kaand redeet, dno © liaves, A Abram \\ hiteh: ad dec*, Jn0¢ Jane is | Virgil Wepnespay, Noy. 23 dG Wrichtdeod £4 Wr ebt r Hayes, Adinr, ealldecd JW Jamison 8 Proctor tipor, Rand C Dunlap minors, J) Dantay Bowman mino-. | W Jamison, “ A& Birdie JT & NC Adams minors, M A L Wostie m nor, C Wos Fripay, Noy. 25 L. B Babeock insane, J D Moore ‘ wo ‘rown eta’ minors, J O Bown‘ Cecil Cobert et al mimors, © \ Denton ** Sam H CwH JS Bi E Newingham Jasper ‘T & Lrene vay Eva V Fisher insane, annah ming , Ches Ko azard et al minors, J 5 Blizzard ** Savrurpay, Noy. 25 > Pier nor, 4 C Ha Mor ell minor, J C Haye wonpay, Noy 28 M [Catterlin minor, J MCartertin Nannie Blair et al minor Fannie Blair ‘* N E Bl:om minor, W ti Boo * Anna Bloom :nsane, WE Sioom . Robt Cooper minor, C H Cooper, Lt W m Dalton minor, J R Jenkins, ba CD East minor, Rush P Kast, Archie B ey hy al minors, 5 EK Gentry, Fred Aopa § Losk minor, J K Jenkins, Lou ea Olive Morris et al minors, 5 E Turespay, Noy, 29, Frow minor, Marv - Frow, ileta minors, A EK Lyle, Mectiroy minor, J H McKiroy, ‘** Wepnespay. Nov 30. C Reese et al minors, MW) Reese, : e M K shepard eta! mnors, G 4 Shepard 4 MO Simone minor, J H Hoover C P Talbot eta! minors LJ Talbot ks Frank Wright minor, H H Wells, Pha ‘THurspay, Dec 1. Elta Williams minor, W E Wa'ton, re Adam Minnie Rail C M Anders insane, rinsane, Kate Kreiger, ‘* minor, Wrig’t Bailey, ‘* dno C Hayes. " l certify the sbove tobe a true copy of the docket for the November, 1904, term {sau} of the Probate Court, Bate- County, 51-3 this 10th day of Uctober, 14. J_ A, SILVERS Judge of Probate ALMOST IF IRIEE. THE TWICE-A-WEEK REPUBLIC AND ERN FARMER FOR 2O Cents. To give every reader in this terri tory all the campaiga and eb crion news and an excellent farm journal, we will send upon receipt of twenty THE MOD cents The Twice-a-Week Republic} Including The Farm Visitor, from now until December 1, 1904, and The Modern Farmer, A Farmer's Family Newapaper, Frow Dee. 1, 1904, to Dee 1. 1905. | This is an unprecedented offer you cannot aff ird to miss. Send 20 cents at once and get regularly the Nows of the Day, the campaign, the Farm and Home, Be sure to address all mail to THE REPUBLIO, St. Louis, Mo. 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