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Show txoposed CoastUiitioDsI Aaead- ii'oposed jraent Nu. l. moHt Ilia. -- WEN ATE JOINT Iat? inent to Sectton 5 af . . latino to mjjr-iTitga- 3nejwttris. i S of Vts.h. :i., inters t,h j ,,weat iwo-thlr- f or luted In to two miieu.irtqg tltrln: ATlrnt v-.to Station S of Arttetopronosod XI. of 11m CoaoUtuiloB of to State of Utah, sc tke tome will read ae follows: Ht,vv u; - SSjBSsvss organisation and glassification of alUes and towns la saopesUna to wktofc lows may tMiWtA intended or repealed. Uy may laM and adopt a . Ab government in the yyflejlsla'ive mnr: follotrtMf ,dPM y. h;' i'Ao authority of the olty iairds vote of its mem. bers, and upon petition of sleoicie to the number of 10 qualified cent of aj votes ca.t at the next per preceding election for the office of the I inajor, shall forthwith provide by or-- I na.n for the submission to the elec-- I oveoston. "Shall a Com-- 1 u,s ot mission be, .m i o frame a charter?" ,Ths.ord'ran .ire that the ... he e electors question at the next r..-- .. ... iyal election The baliot ; i ii question shall also cor. . . cn of candidates for m. ihe proposed Commission, !. .ut party desig nation. Sueh d '..mates shall be iitlie .lie manner as required by law. for nomination of city officers. , If a majority of the electors on the question of choosing a voting Commission shall vote in the affirmative : tiien the fifteen, candidates receiving a majority of the votes cast at such 'election, shall constitute the charter Commission, and shall proueed to frame a charter. Au.r charter so framed shall be to the qualified electors of the city st su erection to be held at a time to be determined, by the charter Commission, which shall be net less tbau thirty days subsequent to Its momplstton and distribution among the Wlectera and not more than one year rom such date. Alternative provisions may also be submitted, to be yfeted upon separately. Thu Commls-sha- ll make provisions for the distribution of copies of tbs' proposed and of any alternative provicharter sions t the qualified electors of tbs etty, not less than sixty days before the election st which it is voted upon, huch proposed charter and sueh alter native provisions as are approved by a majority of the electors voting. there-- ; en, shall become an organic law of such qity at such time as na; be fixed, theroin, and sh&N supersede any existing charter and all laws affecting the organisation and government of such city which are now In conflict therewith. Within thirty, days after Its approval a copy of such charter ex adopted, certified by the mayor and city reeorclar and authenticated by the seal of sueh city, shall bs made in duplicate and deposited, one in- the. office of the Secretary pf State and the other in the office of the City. Recorder, and thereafter all eourts shall take Judicial notice of such charter. Amendments to any such charter may be framed and submitted by the charter Commission in the fsame manner as fer making'-ocharters, or provided may be proposed by the legislative auof tho city upon a thority vote thereof, or by petition of quail fle&eleetors tq a number equal to of the total vote east for mayor on the next proceeding eleotion, and such amendment may! be submitaay ted at the next regular election, and having been approved by the majority of the electors voting thereon, shall become a part of the charter at the time fixed in such amendment and shall be certified and filed as provid-s- d In case of charters. Kach city forming Its charter under this Section shall have, and is hereby to exercise all granted, the authority powers relating to municipal affairs, and to adopt and enforce .within its, limits, local police, sanitary and siral- lar rctilation not in conflict with the law, and no enumeration ot general in this constitution or any powers law shell bs deemed to llmFt or restrict the general grant of authority hereby conferred; but this grant of authe power to thority shall not include regulate the service or charges of public utilities so long as such regulation In provided for by general law, nor be deemed to limit or restrict the newer of the Legislature in matters of public or general interest, nor those relating te Slate affairs. The power to be oenf erred upon tlje cities by this Section shall include the j, . i - : noni-Inaie- sub-mint- V de -- one-ten- following,; .... ; ... , th v (a) To levy, assess and collect taxes and borrow money,, within the limits prescribed by general law, ana ta ievy afid collect special assessments for benetit ! conferred. ' (b) toTo .jrnUh. ;all local public ser n iso, hire, construct, own, ; vices; or lease, .public ma'utejn - u t in extent and use; to utilities. fA1. damnation, or otherwise, acquire within or without the corporate limits,for any such purproperty r quessary OSes, .subject to restrictions imposea y general law for the protection of other communities; and to grant local public 'Utility franchises and regulate tb exercise thereof subject to the conof regulation of public tinuing power rateB and service, by the utllltlos, their now is or may hsreafter be, State, as by provided general law. - (C) To make local public improvements and to acquire by condemnation, or otherwise, property within its corfor such porate limits necessary; and also to acquire an excess over that needed for any such improvement and to sell or lease such excess property with restrictions, in order t.: protect and preserve the . iM- revolt; tln Section' ?lo .. lie it tie. proT)0'f?ln j? 7, Art lota 3S, of the Sia'wl rat ee f i.r ,st a.: e ,to tax r.rf id v. the ruh, li the l.rgislsture .bv eat four-tenth- two-tent- ' 1931. Approved Msjreh ltlt. It, Proposed Constitutional ment No. 3. IMATh OOSOOBRBNT 5ater coats , ic'ii ... J; A Nted range good as new also a ciw- new. Peter ajv !le nn-l- y - ' . Furniture Co. HARRY VOLK r t PRICES PAID F0U Special-Sal- e " All During the Reliable. Absolutely ' j Give us a Triai, Evanston,' wyomng., ji (Eiui? oct , itt iSIAii CURED-HEAX- :i ' six cans one dollar Beans six cans six cans one dollar Tomatoes seven cans one dollar , VdA' to " all parts, of the County ' ' - Phone Jfo. 36 Keep RUFLfS ADAMS concurrent resolution proposing an to the Constitution of tbe State of Utah by amending Section 6, Article XVI, relating to rights of action to recover damages for In- -, Juries resulting in death. Be it resolved apd enacted by the legislature of the Stats of Utah, of all tbe members sleeted to each ef the two Houses concurring therein: ", Section 1. That It Is proposed to amend Section I, Article II. of the of the State of Utah, so that said section shall read as follows: The right of action to recover damages for injuries resulting in death, shall never be abrogated, and the amount recoverable shall not be subject to any statutory limitation, exfor cept in cased where compensation Injuries resulting In death Is provided for by law." Section 2. The Secretary ef State Is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors ot the state at the next general election in the manner provided by law. Sec. I. It adapted by the electors of the state the amendment shall take effect January 1st, 1921. JS . y Marble & Granite Monuments and Headstones, : ,..' Brigham, Utah v & Montpelier, f Idaho. Your. Valuable Papers, etc. in our safe deposit vaults. They offer absolute security agaii.st. theft, fire mold or destruction of any kind. Ev- cry accommodation is afforded those in these who rent compartments vaults, the rent ol which is very mod-- '' vrate, beginning as Kav k fl.2o.. for I P ' I box. Bank of Randolph Randolph, Utah. C. W. Walt n, CeBbier. -- c two-thir- &ISONSJO- - one dollar AND VEGETABLES S Ihone orders will be sent PHILIP iViSLEV Corn Peas it sskauvinMeniv FRESH, Week . amendment Manufacturers of 0noJ" a SB ' etc.j,,;. andi Jate for State Senate saaPKs- -' .AicKinnon , A joij.joir ycu to get his yricfiVu fate g sing elscwjwre. RESOLU- t Inquire of Maicolra and County " 1. 119. I FOR BALE . ir,vits metal, Rubbers .bones and rags. Athorized Ford Service Station j-- Ever-rea- Storage Batteries, Tires and Tubes dy lufus Adams of Layton, Republican candidate for State Senator, Second Senatorial pistrict (Davis, Morgan and Rich o unties ), is a native son of Utah, and was born near Layton on the farm his pioneer father homesteaded in 1852. Mr. Adams is a successful fanner and business man in the r.f T avton, He is the manager of Adams & Sons Com- mercantile institutions of Davis v ' of the First National Bank of Layton ; lj ; Mu a I. director in the' Woods Cross Canning Company; president of the Kays Creek Irrigation Company ; the Layton Water Company ; and a stockholder m many other Utah enterprises. . '."ii-T- and Agent for Blackleg Vaccina aggreBsin. Place yonr order early and save the calves. Jacobson Cash and Carry Store. t KULL SI AKKET 1931. i1 the Fly Queen Killers 10c jhotUe rubbers 3 doz. 25c, parowax 1 pound 18c. Jacobsons Cash and Carry Store and under.ves-- r Spencer Bros. & Co -- SU-a-t. .. :.,W" I .' :d. h,.- Yoiirs for business, , ,lt " . j j is restocking his stare are arriving daily . He is : itS ta operate o the Citgh and Carry rices are beginning to receed ou; ll,lins Our prices Trillibt right,. of goods. two-thir- CONCURRENT TION NO. 3. Wm. Jacotaon ' New goods See our serges.silks and plaid goods Proposed Constitutional Amend ment No. 4. SKNATR fall good New Ginghams just in at 35c yard m 1, AQnouncenjent - Hides, furs, pelts, wool, Junkyscrap Iron, of all ,the State the members elected te each of the two Houses concurring therein: Section 1. That tt is proposed to amend Section 1, Artiele 14, of the constitution of the State of Utah, so that the same will read as follows; Section I. , To meet casual deficits or failures In revenue, and for necessary expenditures for public purposes, including the erection of public buildings, and for the payment of all territorial Indebtedness assumed by the State, the State may contract debts.. sot exceeding in the agregate at any one time, an amouat equal to I of the value of the taxable property ef the State, as shown by the last assessment tor State purposes, previous to the Incurring of ouch indebtedness. But the State shall never contract any Indebtedness, except as In the next Section provided, In excess of sueh amount, and all moneys arising from loans herein authorized, shall be applied solely to the purposes for which they were obtained. Sec. S. The Secretary of State is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to the electors of the State at the next general election in the .manner provided by law. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall taks Mareh , ' eoneurrent resolution providing an to Section 1,. Article XIV, of the Constitntion of the State of Utah, relating te 8tate debt limita-- . tion. Be it enacted by the ' Legislature ef Approved ' 4 amendment effect January .V A, nd for ladies gents , sheep lined vests blankets headwear . , , Approved October 3, 1912. (it) To Issue and sail bonds on the f security of any such excess property, er of any uMlo utility owned by tbe L Harden Btnnion, Secretary ot thereof, or of the State of Utah, do hereby cily or of the. inrevenues the ease of a puh-- I State, both. Including, that the foregoing is a full, the certify lie qt!'ti,on a franchise stating lefs-true and oovrect copy of all Const1 n which, in csss of j terms may operate itutional Amendments proposed by the deuiM. ".tie purchaser . Such Etiiv.v.regular and special sessions of ths of State is Legislators of 191S. as ths seme apf T, Spc rotary qceior l av s'4- to- tomit the proposed pear of record la my office. yi'ors of the State woed.M r In wttnese whereof, I have hotnwnto -ctlon tn the set my hand and affixed the Great (fee . . saaeBM- i .au,. Beni of tho State of Utah, thte 1st i the eleeton day of October, 192. gao t f v" ; nnndasMt af this BARDEN BCNNIOB-- (Sold) 0i tteke efi-;tit, ,lswBry of Approwd LArun If, ISMk ' .... c A f Utah,: - ; i,f Amend-- , ''s )i,i just arrived SOLVTTION L HO ; , anew line of We have vided by law. Sec. 8. The Secretary of State Is to cause this preposed amendment to be published as required by the Constitution and te bo submitted to the electors of tbe State at the next general electien ln the manner provided by law. Sec. 3. If approved by the electors ef the State, this proposed amendment ehall take effect on the 1st day ef Jan; uary, h - j5 . lar of valuation for general State purposes; not to exesed f .mills en eacli dollar of valuation for district school purposes; not to exceed H mill on each dollar of. valuation for high school purposes; that part of the State tax apportioned to high school purposes shall constitute a fund te be called the High School Fund and shall be apportioned to the cities and school districts maintaining high schools in the manner the Legislature may provide. And whenever the taxable property within the State shall amount to $400.000, 000. t(, the rates shall not exceed on each dollar of valuation two s and mills for general State of one mill for purposes, high school purposes, and such levy for district school purposes as will raise annually an amount which, addea to any other Stats funds available for district school purposes, equals $13.00 for each person ef school age in the State, shown by the lest preceding school census; unless a proposition to increase such rate or ratee, specifying the rate or rates proposed and ths time during which the same shall be levied, be first submitted to a vets of such of the qualified electors of In the year next precedtho State,-asing such election, shall have paid a tax assessed to them within property the State, and the majority of those voting thereon shall vote in favor thereof, iu such manner as may bs pro- ' ' s. puri-i.r- 4 FALL J GOODS Con-ticiu- ,n re)a-ra- .the State .of .i'iiiii, Jr ef adi 'the membere elected to aeoh House ithereiu: Aemcur.rtng Section 1. That it Is proponed do amend qqtion ru. of ArfiuU XIII. of the Sonetltutlon ef Die State ot Utah so that the same will read a fellows: Sec.-7- . The rate of taxation on property for State purposes' shall never S exceed .mills on each, dollar of Valuation to be apportioned as follows: Not to exceed i !x mills on each dol- . two-thir- e St'KATE atOllVT an amend ot irttab ill f th fc1 man, - ' T,0 is. lXHHI - V . Goodrich Cars for Hire We are equipped todoreboreing of your ' Forp blocks . , Last bt not east, free air He is withal, an enterprising, progressive citizen and does his full duty in the social ana religious life of his community. Mr. Adams was chairman of three Liberty Loan drives in North Davis Stake ; chairman of the Red Cross drive and the Jewish Relief Fund drive, each of which was oversubscribed. As a property owner and business man he stands for public repprogress, constructive legislation, law enforcement andtaxaresentative government. He is opposed to excessive , tion, radical measures and waste of public funds. As a State Senator, Mr. Adams will give the business of the State of Utah, that same careful attention he gives to- his M- personal affair. . . Full line of Building material Evanston lumber Co. t - . V , t Standard Timber f Co. Owners |