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I I J I zs $ sftw.? where every employee will go out of his I I v I ;. j zeflj to accomodate you. I H I 'PAR EQUITABLE CO-OP. ASSN. I I r. Store -tloL&Lt. Belongs to lie People. 1 1 H H 1 1 H ' I H l 1 -H i "5,t H & I H H ' Wo hortrd n young t 2a Inst woott that, "Tho vor & a llviug." It is bopod fo Sg -, nifln'a good that bo'll get j X out of liia hond. It's a V "J "-. gravo ml&tuko. Ho uever v v- b more foolish idea noi y I will bring him a Bmallor rojpeot. The worjd owes I Jg ' . in nn nothing: but iuetenal j 4 world nud society nu al manhood, a atendy. hoi fe whloh will onuble him I with deaoat meu nud worn ' $ mnnlluesa of ahnraotor tbu i"V , his frlondahip valuablo at 3 "' onoo and oompnnioashlp d U ;t truly intolligeut activity p . ' r, youug tnuti should aontrll j 1 oloty'fl bopplneea and J j; graoo whiob oomos thrd "t toil aud honest thought. ! ? --.t," I HOME ;; &'1T. 1 ;v I y R.W.To T UnCora. g; " I FRESH BEEF, Ml ; 211 CURED MEATS. I H-. Hides and Pelts ' outside orders solicited. A. ;4 Jacfison,n ? l rust Co. g,'"' v Money- loaned , "'" cenf interest, g "' ' . "' ' P SwR- !ji payable in 101 ... ...ts, on real estate si '- (5 security. ' 5' A v . sj I E; Borrower allowed t ime and stop interest. Pay- , '' " il ments extended in c financial stringency. Further sj It 5 information furnished . si Write - GE WOOD, Milford, Utah. i Notice. , To the tax payera of of Cedar Oity, ' Kanarra and vicinity ; You are hereby ?v ' uotilled that you may settle your &' taxea with S. J. Poster, Deputy County Treasurer, at the Bank of I Southern Utah. ;( S. J. WARD, P'' Treasurer of Iron County. f 't , f- NOW JS THE TIME to order your fp winter suit of clothes. And the place f"; to get It J at the Palace Drug I tv Store. ' r p ood houBowlfo Rets tho mnalp, l .on tho children, svoepB, bakee, . ide, doos the washing, aud ",when shades ot ovening gather Bbo iinds ' humnu possibilities and ondur- huvo reaabed tbo limit. Tho ) r, uftor tho moruing meal, goes i , counting room, delvoi in fact , turos all day, and when ha goes ; ." 'fteu with a fooling nkiu 7 jfa oUUJ , mnU grooor, uowa- Jmfcj '!i ,omcn,; Coaler, drug war 9Often displaying a II b Smmp k jf Roo9ovolt Btrouuosity Mf 1 mauy timos until long nf- IMf a bavo bad their frolio aud y - . oat wall, tbny 'eol es very best, is mndo A RESOLUTION. A joint resoluu'on proposing an amend ment to Secu'on 4, of Article 1 4, of the Consu'tuu'on of the State of Utah, in relation to the limit of indebtednets of Counties, Okies, towns and School Districts. He It resolved br the rIllureof the Stale of Utah, two-thirds of alt member elecied to each of the two Houses coacarrlnc therein: Section 1. That It Is itropoud to amen Section Sec-tion 4, of Article 14, of the Coauitutlon ml tlto State of UUfa,otliat tUeMac iail itzA a lotto: 9 Section 4 WIiph auihorlii'd to create Imlebt cilneMS um jirnvlduil In Soctlnu .1 of thU Article, no County Hlnll bc nnu liiilehte:! in niinmnimt, incliitllntr exlmlnir iuileblediicMt excccllnif two jttr centuint No city, town, ncIiooI dlHtrlct or other iiiiinlclp.il corporation Hhall become In li'litod to an amount Incluilluit exUtlnif lrnlcbt. cilttcHs, f.xrecillm.' four jmt ceiititm of tho value of tlid taxahlu property ihuru n. tin value to lo ascrrtaliK-d by the List anirHKnu'iit for Stuto unit County purposes previous to the Incurring of Much lmltbtLilnsNs; except that In Incorporated Incorporat-ed cities the aHMVHAiticnt Hlialt be taken from thu last asseHhinent for city puriMittes; provld. eil, that no part of the Indebted nest allowed In thlH t-ectlon Hhall be Inclined for other than HtrlcOy county, city, town or school dUtrlct l)urpoes; provided further, that any city of the llrHt and second class when authorized an provided In Sfctlnn three of tliU artlelo, tuny be allowed to Incur a larger IndcbtediieHH, not to exceed four per centum aud any city of tho third claxH, or town, not to exceed eight per centum additional, for Httpplyliti; hiicIi city or tiiwn with water, artlllclnl lluiilH or icwerH, when the works for mipplyittir ttucl water, lllit and ttmver-i, Hhall be owned and co'n trolled bv the niuitlclta'ltv. Section 2. The Secretary of Slate Ih directed to cause this proposed amendment to bo published pub-lished as required by the Constitution and to be Hiibmltted to tho electors of the Stale at tho next neutral election lu the manner provided by law. Section 3. If approved by the electors of the I State, this proposed amendment h!i?11 take cf-I cf-I feet oil the first day ol January, 1911. State of Utah, Onlce of Secretary of State, hs, I, Charles S. Tlntfey. Secretary of Mate of tho State of Utah, do hereby certify that the fore-trolutr fore-trolutr Is a full, true and correct copy of a rcwH lullon propoMnir an attteii'lment to section -I, of Article H, of the Constitution of the State of Utnh, in relation to the Mmlt of Indebtedness of Counties, C Itles, Towns, aud School DIs- trlctH, passed by the Kltfhtli 1et;ular Session of , the Legislature of this state. In testimony whereof 1 have hereunto set my . hand and affixed the CreatSeat of the State of . Utah at Salt Lake Cllv the 20th day of Aul-uM, . A.I). 1910. i (seal) C. 8. TINOJIY, Secretary of State. Tlrst Sept. S-I.ast Nov. 4. i " A RESOLUTION. i i A resolution proposing an amendment i to Section 2 of Article X of the Con- ! stitution of the State of Utah, as I amended January 1, 1907, relating i to the Public School system, and Seo ! tion 3 of Article X of the Constitution J of the State of Utah, relating to the State School Fund. 1 lie It resolved and enacted by the Legislature I of the State of Utah, two-thirds of all the mem- . hers elected to each of the two Houses concur- 1 ring therein; ) Section!. That it is proposed to amend Sec- i tlon 2 of Article X of the Constitution of tho , State of Utah, as amended January 1st, 1907, i and Section 3 of Article X of the Constitution of the State of Utll. so the -nine wilt rc.ul an follows; Section 2. The public school system shall Include In-clude kindergarten schools; common school?, consisting of primary and grammar grades; high schools, an agricultural college: a university; uni-versity; and such other school n as the Legislature Legisla-ture may establish The common schools shall be free. The other departments of the system shall be supported as provided bv law. Scctlnn3, The proceeds of all lands that have been or may be granted by tlie United SURcs to this State, for the support of the com mon schools the proceed of all property that may accrue to the State by escheat or forfeit-,ure: forfeit-,ure: all unclaimed shares ud dividends of any corporation Incorporated snderthe lawsof this Slate; the proceeds of the sale of timber, mineral min-eral or other property from school and State las. other than those granted for specific parmoseit: and live perceutsm of the net pro-C(Ma( pro-C(Ma( the sale of public lauds lying within tbe fVute which shall be sold by the. United States, cabueouent to the admission of this Stale lot tlie Union, shall be aud remain a per-pet per-pet sal fntut. to be called the State School yuM44 Jiijjxesi of which only, t-ifethcr with r . .. Ntich other means nn the Legislature may provide pro-vide shall be distributed among thu t-oeral ' school districts according to tho school population popula-tion residing therein. Provided, That all Hinds derived from any State tax for high schools shall bo apportioned among thu suternl titles and school dls'rlcts according to the attendance attend-ance nt the high schools therein : but no city or district hhall be entitled to any part of thu fund derived from thu State tax for high bdioo's unless the high school therein Is maintained upon tho standard and for the period during i thu venr that may be fixed by thu Statu llo.ird of I'diicatlon. Section 4. Tho Secretary of Slate Is directed I to submit tills proposed amendment to the electors elect-ors of the State at the next general election, In the manlier provided by law Section ft. If adopted by theelectolH of the State, this amendment shall take effect January Janu-ary 1, 1911. State of Utah. Ofllco of Secretary of Suite, ss, I, Charles S, Tlugey, Secretary of Stuto of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 2 of ArllcluX of thu Constitution of the Statu of I tali, ns Amended J miliary 1, 1907. relating to tho l'lihllc School Srstoni, aud Section 3 of Article Ar-ticle X of the Constitution of thu Stale of I tali, lelatlng to the Statu school I'lind, passed by the Klghth Regular Session of thu Legislature, of this Statu. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and afllxed thu Creat Seal of the State of Utah at Salt Lake City this 21) ih day of August, Aug-ust, A. 1). 1910. (seal) C.H.TINOKV, Secretary of State IMrst Sept. 2-I,ast Nov. I, A RESOLUTION. A joint resolution proposing an amendment amend-ment to Section I of Article XIV of the Constitution of the State of Utah in relation to the limit of the State indebtedness. in-debtedness. . lie It resolved by the Legislature of the State of Utah; two-thirds o alt thu members elected to each of the two houses concurring therein: Section 1. It is proposed to amend Section 1 of Article XIV of the Constitution of the Statu of Utah to that the haiue will read aw follows: Sec. I. To meetcastial deliclts or fsilures In revenue, and for necessary expenditures for public ptirottos, Including tho erection of public pub-lic buildings, mid for thu payment of all Territorial Terri-torial ludebtedite4s assumed by the Statu, the State may contract debts, not exceeding in the aggregate at anyone time, an amount eiiual to one and one-half ur centum of thu value of the taxable property of the State, as shown by the last assessment for sUte tiurisises, previous to the Incurring of such Indebtedness. Hut thu State hhall never contract any Indebtedness, except an In the next Section provided. In excess ex-cess of such amount, and all monies arising from loan herein authorized, shall bo applied solely to the purposes for which they were obtained. ob-tained. Sec. 2. The Secretary of Stale Is directed to cause this proposed amendment to bo published as required by the Constitution and to he submitted sub-mitted to the electors of the State at the next general election lit the maimer provided by law. Scc.3. If approved by tho electors of thu State, this proposed amendment shall take effect ef-fect upon the lirstday ol January, A. I). 1011. State of Utah. Olllce of S-ecretary of Statu, ss. I, Charles S Tin gey. Secretary of State of the Stale of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section I of Article XIV. of the Constitution of the State of Utah in relation to tho 1,10111 of the State Indebtedness, passed by the Highlit Regular Reg-ular Session of the Legislature of this Statu, In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Crest Seal of thu State of Utah at Halt Lake City this ".thh day of August, A. I), 191U. (seal) C. S. TINGUV, Secretary of State. First Sept. 2-Itst Nov. 4. letter, Salt Rheum and Eczema Are cured by Chamberlain's Salve. One application applica-tion n'lrvcH the I'-hln? and biirninu sensation. A RESOLUTION H A joint resolution proposing an amend- ' H merit to Section 7 of Article Xlil of H the constitution of the State of Utah, M relating to the rate of taxation. He t enacted by tint Legislature of tho Stato jH of Utah, twii'thlrds of all tint members elected, H to each of the two holies, concurring therein. H Sictlou 1, That It Is proposed to amend Sec- lion 7 of Artlelo XIII of tlie constitution of thu H htatu otUlah ho that the H.tmu will read as f ol- H IH 7, The rate of taxation on property for stnto H purposes shall never exceed eight mills tin each H dollar of valuation to be apportioned as IoIIowh: H Not to exceed four and oho half mills on each H dollar of valuation for general statu purposes: B Not to exceed three mills on each dollar of val- HH nation for district school purposus: Not to exceed one-half mill on each dollar of vain- , H iitloit for High hchool purposes: That part of 1 thu statu tax apportioned to high school pur- I poses shall constitute a liiud to bo called tho H "high school fund" and shall bo apportioned E to the cities and school districts maintaining; B high schools In the manner thu leglslatuiu may H provide. And whenuver the taxable property H within the statu shall amount to four hundred H million dollars, thu rate shall not exceed 11 vn H mills on each dollar of valuation j unless a H proposition to Increase such rate, specifying H thu rate proposed aud thu lime during which the same shall bo levied, be tlrst submitted to a H vote of such of tho iiialllled i lectors of the H State as, In the year next preceding such elec- H tlnn. shall loive ti:tld a iirimertv tax assessed to i them within the State, nud tho majority of H those voting therein shall vole In favor there- H of. In such manner as may bo provided by luw. H Sec. 2 The Secretary of Stato Is directed to H submit this proponed amendment to the elect- H or of the stale at the next general election lit H the manner provided by law. H Sec. .1. If adopted by the electors of the H State, this amendment shall take effect Jitiitt, . H arv 1st, 1011. M Stntu of Utah, Onlce of Secretaty of State, hs, H I, Charles S. Ttugev, Secretary ol Statu of H the Stato of Utah, do hereby certify that thu H foregoing Is a full, true and cortcct copy of a H resonlon proposing no ameiidmeu'. to Section H 7 of Article XIII, of thu Constitution of tin; M Statu of Utnh, relating to tho rate of taxntiou, H passed at tho ICighth Kegular Sosslou of the H Legislature of this state. H In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my H hand and affixed thu Oreut Seal oflhu Statu of M Utah at Salt I,ale City this 29th day of August , H A. I). 1010. (seal) C. S. TINf'.IiV, H Sectctary of State. H First Sept 2 Last Nov. I, H Notice for Publication, H (Publisbor.) H Dopartmont of thu Interior, U. S. M Land OMIco at Halt Lake City, Utah, H Sept. 1st, HMO. 1 Notlco Ih hcroliy given that .lohn A. -, H Adams, of Cedar City, Utah, who, on H Nov. 7tb, llJO.'l, mndo irumoHtoad lintry H No. 1(1018, Serial No. 020118, for NICK H Section 11), Township .'18 South, rango H 0 west, S. L. Morldiiiii, has filed notico H of Intention to mako Final flvo year Proof to ostabllsb claim to tho land above described, boforo tho Clork of H tbo District Court, at Parowao, Utah, H on tho 22nd day of October, 1010. H Claimant names as witnesses: David M C. Bullock, Kumon L. Jones, Geo. D. H Walker, and Jos. Moiling, all of Cedar H City, UUth. E. D. R. THOMPSON, H Uegistor. M First Sopt. lfl-Last Oct. 21 H i |