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Show THE PROVO POST V A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING the State of Utah, relating to taxation. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto st-mhand -- and affixed the TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Consult County Clerk or respective RELATING TO THE COMPENSA- Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of Signers for further information. I TION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE August! 1912. LEGISLATURE. C. S. TINGEY, (SEAL) f SHERIFFS SALE. i 7: Secretary of State. Be it Enacted by the Legislature of District Court of Salt Lake e the State of Utah, Two-third-s of all A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING ounty, State of JCtah. the Members Elected to Each of the AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION "2, and Charles U. Lind'- Two Houses Concurring therein: Fred, J. Reiger ARTICLE 13 OF THE CONSTITU- ? s; TION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, ley, partners doing business under the-- i Section 1. That lit ia proposed jo amend Section of Article 9, the VI, RELATING TO TAXAflON. name and style of Reiger & Lindley, Constitution of U.tah, so that the same I . tt and 'j. A. will plaintiffs, vs.,0.: if. Potter J. t read as follows: . , - , , 7 ; Be it resolved and enacted by the i as partners Morrison, doing business ?. Until - otherwise,.-provideby Legislature of the State of Utah, two-thfr' r under the name and style of Potter & law, the members. of the Legislature; of all the members elected to shall receive Eight Dollars ($8.00) per each of the two . houses concurring ..Morrison, defendants. 4 Sheriffs Sale: To be sold at Sher- day and" ten cents per mile for the therein: v T distance tratefed to 1. Section tie door front going iff's sale at of the That it is proposed to necessarily the' place of meet- amend Section 2, of Article 13, of the County Court Mouse in Provo City, and Returning from on most the usual route, and shall Constitution of the State of Utah, Ibo Utah County, Utah, on the 16th day ing of October, 1912,' at the hour of 11 receive no other pay or perquisite. that the same wilf read as roliows: !( -- o'clock said day; all the right, .Sec, 2,:,.The ..Secretary ...of, .State is a 2., AU property SUte,:.- - not to directed submit this prohereby and defendclaim interest the of exempt under the laws of the United title, ant, O. M. Potter, of in and to the fol- posed amendment to the electors of States, or under this Constitution, or lowing described. i;eal estate, situate the State at the next general election the laws of the State of Utah, shall be taxed as provided by law. - The word The in the manner provided by law. in Utah County, Utah, undivided interest in the N.W.!i ofl Sectioa 3- - H adopted by the elect- - property, as used in this Article, is the N.&ti of Section 30, Township 10 ors of the State, this amendment shall hereby declared to include moneys, South' Range 1 West, 53.' . M., to- take affect January 1st, 1913. . credits, bonds, stocks, franchises, and State of Utah, , t t t all matters and things (real, personal gether with all and singular the tene- Office of the of Stated J ss. and mixed), capable of private ownerments, hereditaments and appurten- . L Charles S.Secretary Tlngey, Secretary of ances" thereunto belonging; subject State of ship; hut this shall not be so conthe State of Utah, strued as to authorize the taxation of to a mortgage4 dated September 23rd, certify that the foregoing Is a full, the Btocks of 1911, for $1100.00 given by O. M.. Pot- true and correct any company or corpora-tlon- ( copy of a resolution when the property of such comter and Emma Potter toj J. C. Wilson. proposing an amendment to Section 9, or corporation represented by Terms of sale Cash, lawful money Article-VI- , of 'the Constltutionof the pany ' such of the United States, Stock, las been taxed. The Leg, State of. ,Utah, relating to, the shall islature Dated at Provo City, Utah, Septemprovide by law for an of the Leg-' islature.' of the Members annual tax sufficient, with other ' ber 23rd, 1912. -' ' sources of revenue, to defray the esti, GEORGE T. JUDD, In Testimony Whereof, I have hereSheriff, Utah County, Utah. unto set my hand and affixed the mated ordinary expenses of the State ' By F. Bachman, Deputy Sheriff. Great Seal of the State of Utah, at for each fiscal year. The Legislature Dey, Hoppaugh & Fabian, Attorneys Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of shall also provide for the payment of the state debt, if any there !e, before for Plaintiffs. August, 1912. ame becomes due; and provide for the First publication ' Sept. 24, 1912. C. S. TINGET, (SEAL) of the interest on said the (payment , , Secretary of State. ,w J t aa it may fall due. debt r f es-- ' """" r frv fe 7 NOTICE of of Section 2. The Secretary of State TATE AT PRIVATE SALE. A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING is hereby ordered to give this propo--an AMENDMENT OF 8ECTION 3, sition to in at least one Estate of John R, Goodman, de- - ARTICLE 13, OF THE CONSTITU- newspaper In in the county every ceased. ' TION OF THE 8TATE OF UTAH, State, where a newspaper Is printed The undersigned will Bell at pri- . RELATING TO TAXATION. and published,fortwQ months pre vate sale the following described real election. ceding the next estate In Provo City, Utah Count, Be It. rekolved and enacted .by the Section 3. Thisgeneral proposition shall be State of Utah, s submitted .to the electors of this Legislature of the State of Utah, Commencing 13.00 chains South of of all the. members elected to State at the next general election for the Northwest corner of Section 1 each of. the two 'houses concurring their approval or disapproval. All ofTp. 7 S. R. 2 E. S. L. M., thence South therein? ficial ballots used at'subh election 18.30 chains, to land deeded by A. O, Section 1. - That it la proposed to shall have printed or written thereon Smoot, mayor, to Samuel Pratt, thence amend Secan l3, of Article 13, of the the . words,- Forf the amendment of South 89 degrees East 2.90 chains,' to Constitution of the State of Utah so Section t. Article 13, of the ConstituJSiJHf. corner ot Zand deedftd.J?y.A. JQ, that the as follows: taxation tion, folciliS Smoot, mayor, jo Joshua Davis, 3. The Legislature shall of property, No, and shall Yes, provide by thence North 12 degrees East --4.75 law for a Just hnd equitable assess otherwise-bprepared and submitted chains, thence North 38 degrees West nient of the property of the State at to electors as may be provided by 2.75 chains, thence North 20 degrees its actual money value. All taxes law, and said ballot shall be received, West 8.00 - chains, thence North' 40'4 shill be uniform on the same class of counted and canvassed, and returns degrees East 1.00 chain, thenceforth property within the territorial limits thereon be made in tl$e same maimer 70 degrees East 4.00 chains, thence of the Authority levying -- the tax, and in all respects as is or may be North 2Q degrees West L40 chains, shall be levied and collected for pub- vlded by law, in the case of electionpro of thence South 89 degrees East ,0.64 lic purposes only; provided, that a de- state officers. : . , . , chain to the S. W. corner of land duction 6f debits from Section 4. If adopted by the. electcredlts.may be deeded by A. O. Smoot, mayo-- , to authorized; provided further, that the ors of the State, this amendment shall Alexander Kidd, thence North 9 de- property of the United States,4 of the take effect January 1st, 1913. . grees. "West 10.25 chains, thence South state, counties, citiqs, . towns, school 1 . State of Utah, , . 50 degrees West 5J0 chains' more or districts,! municipal corporations and Office of the Secretary of State, ss. t- - Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of less td the place8 of beginning, area public libraries, lots with, the build, -7.33 acres more or less; ings thereon used exclusively either State of the State of Utah, do hereby 8.00 chains North Also' commencing for religious worship or charitable certify that the foregoing Is a full, true of the Southeast corner of the North- purposes, and places of burial not held and correct copy of a resolution proeast quarter of Section 2 Tp. 7 S. R. 2 or used for private or corporate bene- posing an amendment to Section 2, ArE. S. L, M., thence North 19.00 chains fit, shall be exempt from taxation. ticle XIII of the Constitution of the thence West 4.00 chains, thence South Ditches, canals, reservoirs, pipes and State of Utah, relating to taxation. In Testimony Whereof, I have here1 degree West J8.98 chains,. thende flumes owned and used by individuals South 89degreer East 4.80 chains to or corporations for Irrigating lands unto set my hand and affixed the the place ot beginning, area 7.87 .acres. owned by such individuals of corpora- Great Seal of the State of Utah, at be made . op or after tions, or the individual members there- Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of Said sale ' October 28th, ?12, and written bids of, shall noot be separately taxed as August, 1912. ; C. S. TINGEY," . SEAL) will be received' at 627 West' Fourth long as they shall be owned and used . ' v Secretary of State. South street, Provo, Utah. exclusively for such purpose; provided, Terms of sale, Cash. ' Ten per cent further," that mortgages' Upon both real v of hid to be paid with bid, and balance and personal property 6hall be ex- A JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION - on confirmation of sale by the Dis empt from taxation; provided further, ARTICLE 11, CONSTITHE OF 13, of .Court Utah, .Utah County, trict that, the taxes of the Indigent poor OF THE 8TATE TUTION OF Probate Division.. be remitted or. abated at .such may TO""' STATE Deed at expense of purchase, time and in 6uch manner as may be UTAH, TRELATING " AND' COUNTY f BOARDS OF WILLIAM H. GOODMAN,.; provided by law. . i EQUALIZATION. Administrator.- Section 2. jThe Secretary of State i ' -te hereby ordered to give this proporDated Oct. 12, 1912. Be ... it enacted by the Leglslature.of RootV-Attorne- Alfrcd-L- ,be published 'in 'at least' 6ne tion-to First publication Oct 15, 1912, newspaper In every county in the state the State ot ttah, two thirds of all where a newspaper is printed and pub- of the members elected to each of the two houses concurring therein: lished, for two months preceding Section 1. That it Is proposed to ' election. amend Section 11, Article 13, of the This proposition shall Jbe v SectSn. Constitution of the State of Utah, so submitted KUhe electors of this state 'the that same will read as follows: at the next general election for their -11. Until otherwise provided by All or official disapproval. approval f ballots used at sm election shall have lar, there shall he a State Board of printed or writtenuhereon the. words, Equalization consisting . of four resi.when they. are lausdered by ns tha "For the amendment to Section 3, dents of the State who shall ' be ap(s possible when they are done up at Article 13 of the Constitution, relat- pointed by the Governor, by and with f the consent of the . Senate, wjiose . home, or by hand. . ing to the 'classification of property terms of officp shall be for four jears We make your shirts clean without for purposes of taxation. Yes, and nntU their successors are apfading them, if colored. -- We start fc "No, and shall otherwise be prepared pointed ,7anTTjimMod r'provtdcdrthnt to the electors as may them to Just the proper 'stiffness is and submitted two of said members shall be appoint be otherwise and said provided by law, only the places where they are design ed every two' years. "There" shatf also ballot, shall be received,' counted and ed to be stilt. be' m each county of the State a canvassed, and returns thereon be And we Iron them so they fit, fee Board of Equalization, consistCounty made in the same manner and In all of the Board of Courty Commis and appear neat, comfortable and new ing as or is he respects provided by may sioners of said county. The duty of We make the bosoms lib straight law In the case of election of state the State Board of Equalization and in aid and flat, with every plait place; of the several County Boards of Equalwrist cufTs fit 4. to we shape the your If adopted by the electSection ization 6hall be to adjust and equalize ors stifinesi and a of finish and give them the State, this amendment shall valuation of the real and personal the, take'effect 1913. 1st, January equal to that of your collar. property of the State and of the I State of Utah, , . Send your negligee shirts with yout Office of the Secretary of State, j ss. several counties thereof, as may be other work, to the I, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of provided by law. Eah Board shall State of the State of Utah, do hereby also perform such Otlmr duties as may certify ' that the foregoing ia a full, be provided by law. Section 2. The Secretary pj State Both Phones true and correct copy of a resolution 375 W. Center an amendment to Section 3, is hereby directed to submit this pro-proposing w ?C3 Article XIII, of tbe Constitution of posed amendment to the electors of Legal Plot ices A AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 9, ARTICLE VI, OF THE CONSTITU- y Iu--tb- ji L of in-th- the State at the next general election In the manner provided by law. Section 3. If adopted by the electors ot the State, U1I3 amendment shall take effect January 1st, 1912. I State of Utah. Office of the Secretary of State. ss. 1, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do herby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an &mendmentto Section 1L Article XIII, of the Constitution of he State of Utah, relating to State and County Boards ot Equalization. :,Iu Testlmony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Crept Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of August, 1912, - C. S. (SEAL)- TINGEY, i Secretary of State. - , y ompensation 7 J sale real - to-wi- t: 1 two-third- , -- e ' V-Jl- l 7 1 N 7 y, the-nex- -- mrai Yonr Negligee Shirls , Look Detier -- -- s. Provo Steam Laundry . -1- PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO CTION-V-ARTICLE 41 OF THE RELATING TO CONSTITUTION, -SE- COUNTIES, CITIES AND TOWNS, AND PROVIDING FOR THE CREATING OF NEW COUNTIES. to-wi- t: JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING other than strictly county, city, town, or school district .purposes' provided further, that any city ot the first class and any city of the second class havTION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, ing over 20,000 inhabitants, when RELATING TO THE TAXATION authorized as provided in Section 3 of OF MINES. this Article, may be allowed to incur a larger indebtedness not exceeding Be it resolved and enacted by the four per centum additional and any Legislature of the State of Utah, two-of the second class having less city thirds of all the members elected to than 20,000 inhabitants and any city each of the tv, 0 houses concurring of the third class, or town, when therein:. authorized as alSection 1. That It Is proposed to lowed to incur-- aforesaid, may he Indebtedness larger amend Section 4, of Article 13, of the not exceeding eight per centum addi Constitution 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. Ail mines and mining. claims, or sewers,. when the works for both placer and rock in place, con- lights, or sewers supplyinguch taining or bearing gold, silver, cop- shall be owned water,!ghts. and controlled by the per lead, or other valuable precious municipality. metals, after purchase thereof from Sec. 2. The Secretary of State ia the United States, shall be taxed at a directed to cause this proposed amendvalue not greater than the price paid ment to be published as reqttlrsd by the United States therefor, unless the the Constitution and to be submitted surface-groun- d, part thereof, to the electors of the State at the next of such mine or claim, Is used for election iu tbe manner proother thau mining purposes, and has a general vided by law. separate and independent value for Sec. 3. If approved by the electors such other purposes; In which case of the State, this proposed amend- said surface ground, or any part ment shall take effect upon the first-da- y thereof, so used for other than mining of January, A. D. 1913. , purposes, shall be taxed at Its value I ' State of Utah, for such other purposes, as provided Office of the Secretary of State, j 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, . ylaims, shall be taxed as provided by and school districts. s law. All lands containing eoal, In Testimony Whereof, J have hereor stone deposits, after pur- unto set my hand and affixed the chase thereof from the United States Great Seal of the State- - of Utah, at and all property and surface improve- Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of ments upon or appurtenant to such August, 1912. ' C. lands which have a value separate S. TINGEY, . (SEAL) and in dependent of all such lands Secretary of State. and the net proceeds of all such land ( and the NOTICE. of all valuable deposits contained therein not taxed In a :rudebr raw eonditloii shall be Departmenr'OT 'tbe'InterlcrrrU. 9. taxed as provided by law. Land Office at Salt Lake City Utafi, " Section 2. The Secretary of State Sept 10, 1912, is hereby ordered to give this propo- - Notice la thereby given ythat Abra- sition to be published In at least one ham B Muhlestein whose newspaper in every . county ; ln the address is 617 Acndem Ave., Prsvo. state where a newspaper is printed Utah, ' did, on the 19th day of May, and published for two months preced- 1910, file in this office Sworn Stateing the next general election. ment! and Application No. 66147, to Section 3. This proposition shall be purchase the S SE4 (Lots l and sumbitted to the electors of this State 2), Section 29 Township, 6 south. at the next general election for their Range 3 East, Salt Lake Meridian, and-f approval or disapproval. All official the timber .thereon, under the ballots used at such election shall the act of June 8r 187$7and" have printed or written thereon the acts amendatory, known as (he words, For the amendment of Section "Timber and Stone Law, at saeh' 4, Article 13, of the Constitution, re- value' as might be fixed by appraise-- ; lating to the taxation of mines, ment( and that, pursuant to eufc apTes,k No," and shall otherwise be plication, the land and stone theiteotr" prepared, and submitted to the elect- have been appraised at' $2.75 per aere, ors as may be otherwise provided by .and the land $0.00; that said applicant-wil- l lawand said ballot shall be received, offer final proof in support of his counted and canvassed aud returns application and sworn statement on thereon he5 made In the same manner the 2Gth day of November,' 1912, beand in all respects as is or maybe fore the Clerk of the District Court at provided by law in the case of election Provo, Utah. A AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION 4, ARTICLE 13, OF THE CONSTITU- J a , . . - Be It resolved by the Legislature of of all the, State of Utah, members elected to each of the two houses concurring: Section 1. That it is proposed to amend Section 1 or Article 11 of the Constitution of the State of Utah, so that the same shall read as follows: 1. The several counties of the ry-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 existing in said counties as legal subdivisions thereof, and they shall so continu- e- until changed by law in pursuance of this article. The Legislature may by general law provide for the formation of new counties, and locating the county seats thereof. Every county which shall be formed f ro mte rr it 0 r y "tali e n from any other county or counties shall be liable for a just proportion of the existing debts and liabilities of the county or counties from which such territory shall be taken.i Provided; that no pew 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 to1 submit thlfl proposed amendment to tbe 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 effect January 1st, A. D: 1913, ' State of Utah,. . , Office of the Secretary of State., j es. -Charles. S. Tingey, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true an1 correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 1 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relating to cohn ties, cities and towns, and providing for the creating of new counties. , . In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set ihy hand and - affixed the Great Seal of the State 'of Utdh, at Salt Lakef City, this 22n4 ' day ot two-third- s Territo- , -- I 1,- , hydro-caibon- ' i post-offic- d SECTION ARTICLE 7, OF, THE CONSTI-- J TUTION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF THE AUDITOR AND OF i .THE TREASURER. ' AN AMENDMENT, 17, Be It enacted by the Legislature of the State of TTtal of all of the 'members elected to each of the two houses concurring therein: Section X' That it is proposed to amend Section 17, Article 7, of the Constitution of, the State of Utah, so that the same will read as follows: 17. The Auditor shall be auditor of public accounts. The public moneys shall be deposited by the Treasurer, under the supervision of the Board of Examiners, as provided by law. Section 2. The Secretary of State is hereby directed to submit' this proposed amendment to of tbe State at the next general election in the manner provided by law. Section 3, If adopted by the elect-orof the State, this amendment shall take 9 1- 3State of Utah, x Office of the Secretary of State. ss. I, Charles S. Tingey, Secretary of State 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 two-third- s the-elect- ois g effect-Januai- 17, Article VII, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, relating to the duties of the Audiior .and of the Trens urer., In Testimony Whereof, I lme set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake City, this 22nd day ot heie-unt- o August, 1912. (SEAL) C. 8 TINGEY, Secretary of State. e T -- prsvls--ionsjo- , y of state officers. ! . . - Section 4. If adopted by the electors of jhe State, this amendment shall take effect January 1, 1913. State of Utah, Office of the Secretary of State. ss. I, Charles 8. .Tingey, Secretary of State of tbe State of Utah, do hereby August! 1912. certify that the .foregoing, is a full, .. .aS. TINGEY, true and correct copy of a resolution (SEAL) Secretary of State. proposing an amendment to Section 4, Article XIII, of the Constitution of the i State of Utah, relating to the taxation A .JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING of mines. ' 1 'tLZZ'J PJLQE Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or inltiata a contest at any time before patent issues by filing a corroborated affida- vit in this office, alleging facts which ' would defeat the entry. : E. D. R. THOMPSON, ' 4 - - . J 'Register. : SHERIFF8 SALE. In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District of the State of Ytah, in and for Utah County. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereLand and Sheep unto set my hand and affixed the vs. Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Company, a corporation, plaintiffs, - Salt Lake City, thfS 22nd day of John Y, Smith, defendant. Sheriffs Sale: To be sold at SherAugust, 1912. sale at the . front dooi of the iff? C. S. . (SEAL) . , Morgan-Okelberr- - - y 1 TINGEY, Secretary of State! County Court House in Provo City,' ' , Utah County, Utah, on tbe 12th day of October, 1912, at the hour of 11 A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING o'clock a. m. of said day, all the right, AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 4 title. Interest and claim of the defend- OF ARTICLE 14 OF THE CONSTIto the following deTUTION . OF, THE - STATE OF scribed real estate situate. In Utah v .UTAH, FIXING THE LIMIT OF County, Utah! INDEBTEDNESS OF COUNTIES, Commencing 20 chains West of the CITIES, TOWNS AND' SCHOOL S. E. corner of Sec. 12, Tp. 5 South-Rang'DISTRICTS. . 1 East, L. M., thence North 20 chains; thence West 18.5 chains; Be It resolved by the Legislature of thence S. 10 chains; thence. East 6 s the State of Utah, of all chains; thence South 16 chains-- , the members 'elected to each of the thence East 2,, chains to place of betwo houses voting in favor thereof: ginning. Area 31 acres. Dednsting Section 1. It Is proposed to amend from the above described property the Section 4 of Article 14, "of the Consti- following: Commencing 14.45 chains tution of the State of Vtahso that East from the S. W. corner of the S. the same will read as follows: E.14 of Sec. 12, Tp. 5 S. R. 1. E, 8. L. 4. When- - authorizeef to. create in- - M. thence East 5.55 chains; thence North 9 ?2chains; thence Wert 3.35 of this'Arflcle, nj cCunty shall become chains;", thence South 31 deg. 33 min. indebted to an amount," Including ex- Wesi4 21 chains; thence South 614 two chains to place of beginning. Area 5 isting indebtedness, exceeding per centum. No city, town,' school acres. district, or other municipal corporaTogether with all appurtenances, tion, shall become indebted to an tenements and hereditaments these-unt- o ainoun-tincluding existing- - indebtedbelonging or in any wise apperness, exceeding four per centum of tbe taining. value of tbe taxable property therein, Terms of sale Cash, lawful money the value to he ascertained by the last of the United States. assessment for state and county purDated at Provo City, Utah, Septemposes, previous to the Incurring of ber 20th, 1912 such indebtedness; except that in GEORGE T JUDD, incorporated cities the assessment Sheriff, Utah County, Utah shall be taken ironi the la3t assessBy F. Bachtpan, Deputy Sheriff. ment for city purposes; provided, that Jacob Evans, Attorney for Plainno part of the indebtedness allowed tiffs. in this Section shall be Incurred for First .publication September 21, 1912. d to-wl- tr e two-third- : |