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Show 5PAGE THE PRGYO POST SIX Legal Notices N Consult County Clerk or respective Signers for further information. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL TATE AT PRIVATE SALE. . class havthe State of Utah, relating to taxation. the State at the next general election AJOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING and any city of the second when over. 20,000 Inhabitants, ing law. manner In Testimony Whereof, I have here- in the provided by AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION 4, bny city of the first class that further, unto set my haBd and affixed the Section 3. If adopted by the electARTICLE 13, OF THE CONSTITUother than strictly county, city, town, Great Seal of tbe State of Utah, at ors of the State, this amendment shall TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, or school distridt purposes; "Salt e provided City, this 22nd day of take effect January 1st, 1913. JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 9, ARTICLE VI, OF THE CONSTITU-TIOOF THE STATE OF UTAH, RELATING TO THE GOMPENSA-TIOOF THE MEMBERS OFTHE LEGISLATURE. A ES- - J-ak- August, 1912. (SKAL)-Cr- A. ' TINGEY. it Enacted by the Legislature of s of all the State of Utah, the Membets Elected to Each of the Two Houses Concurring therein Section. 1. That it is proposed to amend Section 9 Article VI, of, the Constitution of Utah. 60 that the samg. will read as follows; 9. Until othemise provided by law," the members of the Legislature shall receive Eight Dollars ($8 00 ) per cents per mile for the dayandten -n distance- e c e's s ar H v t r a vel e g b in g To and returning, from the place of meeting on the most usuaTrouteand shall receive no other pay or perquisite. See. 2. The Secietarv of State is hereby directed to subiuitthla proposed amendment to the electors of the State at the next general election In the manner provided by law - Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take etfect-Janua- ry' lfjt, 1913. State of Utah, Office of the Secretary of State, f ss. I, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary- - of State of the State ofXTab, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of he State of Utah, relating to the Compensation of the Members of the LegTwo-third- prt-yat- State of Utah, Secretary of State. Be Estate of John R. Goodman, deceased. , sell-at will The undersigned sale the following described reaL estate in Provo City, Utah County, State of Utah, Ho-wCommencing 13 00 chains South of the Northwest corner of Section 1 Tp. 7 S. R. 2 E. S. U M., thence South O. 18.34 chains,-to-Jand deeded by-Smoot, mayor, to Samuel rratt, thence South S9 degrees East 2.90 chains, to S. W. corner of land deeded by A. O. to Joshua Davis, Smoot, mayor, thence North 13 degrees East 4.75 chains, thence North 38 degrees West 2.75 chains, thence North 20 degrees West 3.00 chains, thence. North 40 degrees East 1.00 chain, thence North 70 degrees East 4.00 chains, thence North 20 degrees West. 1.40', chains, thence South 89 degrees East 0 64 chain to the S. W. corner)! land deeded by A. O. Smoot, mayor, to Alexander Kidd, tbence North 9 deth grees West 10.23 chains, thence-Sou.60 degrees West 5.50 chains more or less to the place of beginning, ..area 7.33 acres more or less; Also commencing 8 00 chains North of the Southeast corner of the North east quarter of Section 2 Tp. 7 S. R. 2 E, S. LuM. thence North 19.0Qchains, thence West 4.00 chains; thenee South thence 1 degree West 18 92 chains, South 89 degrees East 4.30 chains to the place of beginning, area 7.81 acres, Said sale will be made on or after October 28th, 1912, and written bids will be received at 627 West Fourth South - street, Provo, Utah. Terms of sale, Cash. Ten per cent of bid to be paid with bid, and balance on .confirmation of sale, by the Dis trict Court of Utah County, -- Utah Probate Division. .Deed at expense of 'purchaser. WILLIAM H. GOODMAN, ' Administrator'. j? J Dated Oct. 72, 1911 I Alfred L. Booth, Attorney. First publication Oct. 15, 1912. - S. A u JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN .AMENDMENT OF SECTION 2, ARTICLE 13, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OFUTAH, RELATING TO TAXATION. Be ft resolved and enacted by the Legislature of tbe State of Utah, two-third- '7r7 -- , com-pan- islature In .Testimony Whereof, I bare hereunto set mr hand and .affixed the Great Seal of the.State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of August, 1912 C. S. TINGEY, (SEAL) Secretary of State. , Section-- 2. A s of all the Members elected to each of the two bouses concurring -therein T"" Section 1, That it Is proposed to amend Section 2, of Article 13, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, ao that' the same wlll read as follows 2- All property in the State, not exempt under the laws of the United States, or under' this Constitution, or the laws of the State of Utah, shall be taxed as provided by law. The word property, as used In this Article, is hereby declared to Include moneys, d credits, bonds, stocks, franchises,-anall matters and things (real, personal and mixed), capable of private. ownership; but this shall not be so construed as to authorize the taxation of the stocks of any company or corporation, when the property of such or corporation represented by such stock, has been taxed. The Legislature shall provide by law for an annual ' tax sufficient, with other sources of revenue, (o defray the estimated ordinary expenses -- of the State for each fiscal year. The Legislature 6hall also provide for the payment of the state debt, if any there be, before the same becomes due; and provide for the payment of the interest on said debt as It may fall due. JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING ofState The-Secret- ary is hereby ordered to give this propo- AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION 3, sition to be published In at ARTICLE 13, OF THE CONSTITU newspaper in every county least one in the Is' printed OF THE STATE OF UTAH, State, where a newspaper - TION land published, for' two months REtATTNGTOTAXATTON7 pre- ceding the next general election. -Sectlon 3. This proposition shall be submitted to tbe electors - of this State at tbe next general election for their approval or disapproval. ' All official ballots used et such election shall have printed or writtenKihereon Be It resolved and enacted by the Legislature of the State of Utah, alt .the mpmberselected to each of the two' houses concurring f. Office of the Secretary of State, j ss. I. Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of State of the Statq of Utah, do berby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true .and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 1L Article XIII, of the Constitution of the State of UUh( relating to State of Equalization; and County-Boarn .Testimony Whereof, J have here unto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State- - of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of ds August, 1912. (SEAL) . T i n ' two-tbird- - g ele-cto"- -- v alT.-gin- g -- s -- 1 C. 8. TINGEY,- - -- Secretary of State. TAXATION authorized as provided la Section 3 of this Article, may, ha allowed to incurs larger indebtedness not exceeding Be- it resolved and enacted by tbe four per centum additional and any s Legislature of the State of Utah, city of the second class ' having less of all the members elected to than 20,000 Inhabitants - and any city each of the two houses concurring of the third class, or town, when therein: authorized as aforesaid, may be alSection 1. That it Is proposed to lowed to incur a larger indebtedness amend Section 4, or Article 13, of the not exceeding eight per centum addiConstitution of the State of Utah, so tional for the purpose of supplying that the same will read as follows: such city" or town with Water, artificial . 4. All mines and mining claims, works for' lights, or sewers, when-thboth placer and rock in place, consuch water, supplying lights, or sewers taining or bearing gold, silver, cop- 8hall.be owned and controlled Jby the per, lead. er other valuable precious mtinlelpaH$yw metals, after purchase thereof from Sec. 2. Tbe. .Secretary of State Is the United States, shall be taxed at a directed to cause this proposed amendthe price paid ment to be valueiot greater-th- an published as required by the United States therefor, unless the the Constitution and to be' submitted surface ground, or some partjhereof, to the electors of the State at the next " of such mine or claim, is used for general election in- the manner proother than mining purposes, and has a vided law. by separate and independent value for Sec. 3. If approved by the electors ' -- which in case such other purposes; of the State, this proposed amendsaid surface ground, or any part ment shall take effect upon the first thereof, so used for other than mining D. 1913. day of January, ' purposes, shall be taxed at Its value I of Utah, State for such' other purposes, as provided Office of the Secretary of State. ss. by law; and all the machinery used I, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of in mining, and all property and sur- State of the State of Utah, do hereby face Improvements upon or appurten- certify that the foregoing is a full, ant to mines and mining claims, which true and correct copy of a resolution , have a value separate and Independ- proposing an amendment to Section 4 ent of such mines or mining claims, of Article 14, of the Constitution of and the net annual proceeds of all the State of Utah, fixing the limit of such precious metal mines and mining indebtedness of counties, cities, towns, claims, shall be taxed as provided by and school districts. law. All lands containing coal, hydroIn Testimony Whereof, I have here-- carbons or stone deposits, after pur- unto set my hand and affixed the chase thereof from the United States Great Seal of the State of Utab, at and all property and surface Improve- Salt Lake City,-- , this 22nd day of ments upon or appurtenant to such August, 1912. C. S. TINGEY lands which have-a-valSeparate (SEAL) and in dependent of all such lands Secretary of State. RELATING TO OF MINE8. THE - two-third- , -- PROPOSING SECTION AN AMENDMENTlfo 1, ARTICLE It OF THE CONSTITUTION, RELATING TO COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS, AND PROVIDWGVOR THE OF NEW COUNTIES. CRE-ATIN- G Be it resolved by the Legislature of s of all the State of Utah, members elected to each of the two . houses concurring: Section 1. That It is proposed to Ucle 11 of the amend Section 1 of Constitution pf the State of Utah, so that the same shall read as follows: 1. The several counties of the Territory of' Utah existing at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, are hereby recognized as divisions of this State, and' the precincts "and school districts now 'existtng In said counties as legal subdivisions thereof, and they shall so. continue' until Changed by law in pursuance of this article.-- The Legislature may by law provide, forjtbe formatlon of new counties, and locating the county seats' thereof. Every county 4rhich shall be formed from territory taken from any other county or counties shall he liable for proportion at the existing debts and liabilities of the county or counties from which such territory shall ' be taken. Provided; that no new county shall be formed unless a majority of the qualified electors voting in each part of the county or counties to be dismembered shall vote separately therefor. Section 2. The Secretary of State is directed to submit amendment to the electors of the State at the next general election in the manner provided by law. Section 3. ITadopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take erfect January 1st, A. D. 1913. State of Utah, Office of the Secretary of State, j ss, 1, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary ef State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that' the foregoing ie a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relating to counties, cities and towns, and providing for the creating of hew countie's. : . r therein 1. Section That it Is proposed to amend Section 3, The the" w ordaTTToinhe amendment of so Section 2, Article 13, of the Constitu of State" Constitution of the Utah ASSESSMENT NOTICE. t fori, that the same will read as follows:, f rv- relating to the general taxation 3. The Legislature shall provide by of property, . "Yes," - Notice Js hereby given that at a No, and shall of law for a Just and equitable assess, otherwise be prepared and submitted of Board Directors f the meeting to the electors as may be provided bv The Crown Point Consolidated Mining ment of tlie pioperty of the State at taxes All its value actual and said ballot shall be received, money law, 6.7 held on" beldthdayofOctobei', 61 courted and canvassed, and-retu- rns on uniform One-hal- f same shall the be class of 1912, an assessment (No. 3) cent (6c) per share was lev feu property within the territorial limit.: ihcreon.be made in the same manner on the outstanding eapital stock oi of tb6 authority levying the tax, and in ail respects as is or may be prothe corporation,- - payable-- Immediately shall be levied and collected for pub- vider jy law In theyasejif election of to Tf. E. Stoker, No. 53 North Aca- lic purposes only; provided, that a de .slate '"fflcers. Sr . ,on 4. If adopted by the elect duction of debits from credits may , demy Ave., Provo, Utah. o" hc State, this amendment shall tbatJthe tirs further, provided authorized; said which assessslock upon Any 1st, 1913. ment may remain unpaid on Friday, property of the United States, of the tal.o Affect January ' ' Sta-school of state towns, Utah. cities, counties, Novefnber lth, 1912. will be delinss. Gftiee of of the State. Secretary and quent and advertised for sale at pub- districts,- municipal corporations J, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of lofs with build the publltrrtibraries," unless and lic auction," payment State of the State of Utah, do hereby made before, will be sold on Tuesday, ings thereon used exclusively either that the ,oreBing ,8 a ful1' true i cort,fy December 10th, 1912, at the hour of for religious worship or, cha. liable forrect Pr- copy of a reso,ut, 2 p. m., to pay the delinquent assess purposes, and places of burial not heJdar? Ar- to an amendment Section 2, posing ment, together with the eost of adver. or used for private or corporate bene -- 171016 XIII of tbe Constitution of the be exempt from taxation, ' and expense of sale. "tising State-o- f i " Utah, relating to 'taxation. Ditches, canals, reservoirs, jiifes and . W., E. STOKER, Secietary. In Testimony Whereof, I have here.First publicatioa October 16, 1912. flumes owned qnd used by indhiduals unto set my hand and affixed the or corporations for irrigating lands Great Seal ofkhe State of. Utah, at owned by such individuals or corporaSalt Lake City, this 22nd day of NOTICE. ,y. tions, or the individual membeis there1912. of, fehalFnoot W separately t3ed as August, C. S. TINGEY, , (SEAL) S U. Department of the Interior, long as they shall he owned and used - - Secretary of State, Lake Utah. City, Land Office at Salt exclusively for such purpose; p'ovided,. further, that mortgages upon both real A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING Sept 10. 1912. Notice 18 hereby given that Abra and personal property shall he exAN AMENDMENT TO .SECTION ham S" Muhlesteln whose post-of- f ier empt from taxation; provided lurther, 13, OF THE CONSTI . 11, ARTICLE address Is 617 Academy Ave, Provo, tbatrthe taxes of ibe indigent poor , OF THE STATE-- 1 OF TUTIQN of May. may be remitted or abated at such Utah, did on the 19th day RELATING TO STATE UTAH, 1910, file in this office Sworn State time' and lnsufh manner as may be OF AND BOARDS COUNTYand Application No. 06107. to provided by law. EQUALIZATION." Secti!a'SL The Secietary of State purchase theJrt SEHijLots JjMsnd 6 south is hereby ordered to give thi propo2), Section 29, Township Beit enacted bythe Legislature of Range 3 East, Salt Lake Meridian, and sition to be published in at least one s of all the State of Utah, (he timber thereon, under the provis newspaper in ex eiJ county In Pa state elected to of the of each the members Jons of the act of June 3, 1878, and wherea newspaper is printed pub. two ' houses ' concurringtherein: the lished. for two months preceding the acts amendatory, known as . Section. 1. . That It Is proposed to at such next general election. Timber and" Stone Law, , Section 11,- Article 13, of the amend value as might be fixed by appraise (Section 3 This piopooitian 'hail be of the" Stale of Utah, so Constitution ment, and that, pursuant to such ap submitted to the elector's of th s state that tho same will read as follows: plication, the land and, stone thereof) at the next general election for their 11. Until otherwise provided by have been appraised at $2.75 per acre, approval or disapproval. All official be a State Board of shall there law, and the land $0.00; that said applicant ballots used at such election s;nll have of four resl a ill offer final proof in support of hts pi mted or written thereon tin. words, Equalisation consisting who State shall be apof dents the application and swoi;n statement on 'For the amendment to Ftion 3 the Governor, by pointed by.andwith -(be- - 2ilh day of November, 1912, be Article l3of the Constitut' hi, relat-inw'hose of the Senate consent the to the classification or property , fore the Clerk of the District CourTar of office shal be for four years terms for purposes of taxation" "Yes, Provo, Utah. . and -- until their- - successors pre otherwise bt'nropared Any person is at liberty to protest ''No," and and qualified; provided, that as may this purchase before entry,' or initiate and submitted to the said of rpembeis shall be appoint tvp a contest at anr time beCote patent ntherw Ifp be provided bv law . and said ed every two years. There shall also Issues bv filing a conoborated. affida ballot shall be received, vuttntrtl jind of the' States be beln each county art this office. facts which canvassed, and returns of Equalization, consist Board County w (H.ld li feat the enti v, made in the same mannei ,nd In rll of the Board of County Conunls F.. IX R THOMPSON, as is or. may be jnovided by ing (pects sioners ofsaid ropntva The jlulyof ' bw in lhe case of election of state. Register , the Boaidnif Equalization anti State - . - -; J : A of several the County Boards of EqualIf ddoptesl by the eiect-n-Si', tnn 4 ization shall be to adjust and equalize .1 t OJ'i'LLd. o.. LLl toil, of tbe State, this anifnd'ftent shall tb xpbatiftjj of tbe teal, and personal 01 in j ! a i Dottle ol Uhain-Ltrlam- 's ike effect January 1st, 197 ; i , .rb3 Mateand of the ('Yngh, Remedy for his State of Utah, stveial counties thereof, ns mar be be-pss. a v!io had who of of the Secretary buy e(td, apd I Office He buttle was all used the I, Charles S. Tingey, tetarytof provided by law, Each Board shhll ! 1 was h.T- vnie . Is that pot State of the Rut of'UU'h do hereby ntso perform such other duties as mat IhUat liiiii to pay a lve Uolldi certify that the foregoing is a fuI. tie provided by law Sectiou 27" The Secretary of State ",f! s 1,111 r For sale by all true and correct copy of It resolution dealers, proposing an amendment o Section 3, is hereby d'rected to submit this proArticle XIII, of the Constitution of posed amendment to the electors of (Advertisement) . I two-third- gen-er- 1 ue- net proceeds of oil such Hand of all valuable deand the contained not taxed in therein posits crude or raw condition, shall be and- - the -- SATISFACTION taxed as" provided by law. Section S.The Secretary of State wilT result if - your bundle is hereby ordered to glve thia propoof laundry is sent to us. sition to be published in at least one NaSAW EDGES ON newspaper in every county in the COLLARS state- - where a newspaper Is printed THE PROPER STIFFNESS and published for two months priced IN DRESS SHIRTS ing the next general election. Section 3. This proposition shall be Lingerie laundered without sumbitted to the electors of this State rips or tears, at the next general election for their If not already a patron, a .7 " approval or disapproval. All "official trial bundle will convince ballots used at such election shall . "you. have printed or written thereon the words. For the amendment of Section 4, Article 13, of the Constitution, relating to the - taxation of mines,1 "Yen No, and shall otherwise be I prepared and submitted to the electGet Our Prices on Rough ors as may be otherwise provided by Xiq law, and said ballot shall be received, counted and canvassed, and returns thereon be made in the same manner and in- - all respects as is or may be provided by law in the case of eleotion When I can build your home with of Btate officers. Section 4. If adopted by the elect- the rent money. Tery low Tate of ors of tbe Stfftethia amendment shall interest.' Come in and see me about it. take effect January X, 1913. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereA. F. PALM, of State Utah, unto set my hand and affixed the Office of the of State, j ss. ' 19 N. Academy Are. Secretary Great Seal of the State of Utah, at ' I, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of Salt Lake. Cit7,this 22nd day Ol State of the State of Utah, do hereby August, 1912. certify that the foregoing is a full, C. S. true and correct copy of a resolution TINGEY,(SEAL) Secretary of State. proposing an amendment to Section 4, & Article XIII, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relating to the taxation A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING PROVO CITY UTAH of mloes7H AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION In Testimony. Whereof, 1 have hereCAPITAL $100,000 17, ARTICLE 7, OF THE CONSTI unto set my hand and affixed the SURPLUS $40,000 OF THE STATE OF TUTION Great Seal of the State of Utah at DU DIRECTORS: THE RELATING TO UTAH, Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of TIES OFTHE AUDITOR AND OF Reed Smoot, President ' August, 1912. THE TREASURER. C. E. Loose, - C. S. TINGfeY, (SEAL) L. Holbroojj, J. R. Irvine, Sr. J. R. Secretary of State, Be it enacted by the Legislative of Twelves,- - Geo, Taylor, Sr., Roger Far- s the State of Utah, of all of rer- A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING the -- members elected of "the AN Jos. T. Farrer, Cashier. AMENDMENT7T0 SECTION 4 two bouses concurring therein: Joii7A Buttle, Assistant Cashier. OF ARTICLE 14 OF THE CONSTI Section 1. That It Is proposed" to OF General Banking Business Transacted. amend Section 17, Article 7,Tof the -- TUTION OF THE"8TATE U. 3. DEPOSITORY . FlXINGrTHE LIMIT UTAH, OF Constitution of. the State of Utah. eo INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES, that the same will read as follow ST 17. The Auditor shall be auditor of . CITIES, TOWNS AND SCHOOL .DISTRICTS. Five Widely-DiffereEasy-SeUin- g public accounts. The public moneys shall be deposited by the Treasurer, Want & Magazines Be it resolved by the Legislature of under the supervision of the Board of Representative to Cover Los State of Utah, the of all cal Territory Examiners, as provided by law. Section "2. The Secretary of State the members elected to each of the There is Big Money for the T two houses voting In favor thereof: is hereby directed to submit this pro1. It is proposed to amend Section person. Man or wo- right posed amendment to the electors of 4 of Article 14, of the Const! or old, if you $ Section man, young the State at the next general election -w&ht work for one hour or 8 tution of the State of Utah,-s- o' tha in the manner provided by law. hours a day, write at once to Section 3. If adopted by the elect the same will read as follows: Int: Wheir authorized ors of the State, this amendment shall THE" EUTTERICR " PUB- debtedness as provided in Section take effect January 1st, 1913. LISHING CO. ' of this Article, no county shall become State of Utah, indebted to an ex Butterick Bldg.- - New York. Office of the Secretary of State. 8a-amount, including Charles S. Tingey, Secretary t)f isting indebtedness, exceeding two State of the State of Utah, do hereby per centum. No city, town, school certify that the foregoing Is a full district, or other municipal corpora When you have a bad cold you true and correct copy of a resolution tion, shall become indebted to aii want the best medicine obtainable to an Section amendment amount. indebted Including proposing existing so to as cure it with as little delay 17, Article VII, ot the Constitution of ness, exceeding four per centum of the as Ilere is a druggists possible. of the State Utah, relating to the du value of the taxable property therein I have sold Chambertics of the Auditor and ofltie Treas the value t'a be ascertained by the last opinion: lain's Cough Remedy for fifteen urer. assessment for state and county In Testimony Whereof, I have hereprevious to the Incurring of yeas, says Enos Lollar of Saraunto set my hand and affixed the such Indebtedness except that in toga, Ind., and sonsider it the Great SepI of the State of Utah, at Incorporated cities the assessment best on the market.'. For sale by Salt Lake City, this 22nd day shall be taken from the last assess- all dealers. (Advertisement! ment for city purposes; provided, that August. 1912. C. S. TINGEY, no part of the indebtedness allowed (SEAL) If your liver Rets Imlkv utiirt It by iu this Sectioi shall be incurred for Secretary of State ( e 'fabicu. suing lr. Miles - this-propos- lomcslic Steal)! Laundry Dont Pay Rent Provo - CbmihcM Savings Bank Vice-Preside- two-third- to-ac- lr ' 2H44H4m4444Ht44fH44 nt two-third- -- l 1 pur-poses- t , J |