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Show fc, General Election Ir 2, 1920 BH Democratic Precinci Nominations I H ' Winter Qunrtors Precinct, Justice Chnrloa Smith I H Constnblo Frank Parker RTIPKFT " CIonr Crcok Precinct, Justice Nona H llbllLl Constable None M, Scofiold Precinct, Justice Chnrlos Moojhlo H s v. Constable Chnrlos Fowlcs H J ( ) Cameron Precinct, Justice None HL y' Constable Nono Hj Castle Gate Precinct, Justice Nono ho United mate Tor President of tho United Slate Constable Henry East t K SlTK! "o'nof Precinct, Justice C. II. Hunter IAYES V,e rrM,,cnt of th0 Unltea 8u,v" Constable Leo Birch B . Helper Precinct, Justice A. M. Evans Ul iior ( ror prM,entU, uiMUri Constable II. II. Dunn H ! " 1 j Pcerloss Precinct, Justice Thomas W. Davis BpONAIlUE I I j Constable Thomas Edwards I I I j Storrs Precinct, Justice Robert Deans BN I ' I Constable Alexander McBeth r! I I Standardville Precinct, Justice R. E. Mitton L-J Constable A. P. Webb tMH,aior j3j w-M-ir i-j Spring Glen Precinct, Justice-I-Vank Jorom SJ L J ConaUiblo G. V. Mlllor i00"8"" 0 r iLprmnuuv. u own, j i Price Precinct, Justico-Snmuol L. Wllllamg rz! L-J Constable S. S. Younjf lovornor r j Vor aovorner . Wellington Precinct, JubUcc M. L. Snow " I Izz ' ' Contnble Lyman Reynolds Bupremo Court r For Ju.tUo of tho Supreme Court j 1 Suiinysido Precinct, Justice Evan T. JonOS L 1 I j Constable August J. Carlson ary of Htato r Kor Secretory of Stato pn Hiawatha Precinct, Justice None 0 LJ I j Constable Nono , oy aenorai p - for Attomoy aenorni p Kcnilworth Precinct, Justice W. S. Mnnson L-J I I Contablc E. A. Franks ; TroMuror i i ror Treasurer ri Rains Precinct, Justice F. W. Jcnkinson DY LJ I j Constable L. Fattia io Auditor f " j ror Stnto Auditor j n ' ui.om.truct.on ri ror supt. of rub.,o in.truct.on r-. Republican Precinct Nominations 1ZDALEK ulj .,,.., t t t, ' ' Clear Creek Precinct, Justice J. I. Benson proiontutivo r For suto )tepreentatlvo j 1 Constable Leo Gourdin trf LJ Scofiold Precinct, JuBtice J. W. Metcalf ' , .trict Judga ( ror District Judso i i Constable John Davis I J I J Winter Quarters Precinct, Justice Hugh Picrco 1st Attornoy 1 For District Attorney I 1 Constable Robert B. Monzios , L-J LJ Cnstlo Gnto Precinct, Justice Thomas L. Rceso Commissioner. . For County Commissions, " Constable Nono A I :earTorm r j Kour-Yoar Term 1 Kcnilworth Precinct, Justice E. A. Rico ,' I INS LJ LJ Constable E. A. EfanUs 4 cominLw.onor, ror county comm.uioner, Prico Precinct, Justice J. W. Hammond ? ifoar Term r -j Two-Year Term I 1 Constable John U. Bryncr ;.' td LJ Standardvlllo Precinct, Justice R. E. Mitten unty ciork r -j For county cierk i i Constable A. P. Webb , ' L: Rains Precinct, Justice Nono nty Sheriff 1 yor County Sheriff I 1 Constable Nono Lf LJ Sunnysido Precinct, Justice W. J. Emigholz ty Treasurer 1 jror County Treasurer I 1 Constable P. G. Dtlfford , I -J LJ . Hlnwnthn Precinct, JuBtico M. J. Rudy .tylteeord.r j For County Hooordor jj Constnblo-GlOVOr Lewis - I I I I Wnttls Precinct, Justice Carl Grant 1 ntx Attorney jj For County Attornoy jj Constablc-GcorgO Kondrick L J LJ I SST county Ar j-j Farmer-Labor Precinct Nomiaatipns j ty survoyor por county surveyor Helpor Precinct, Justice J. M. Hohnaa , B E I I I I Constable I. K. Good D slnet Justice I 1 For Preeliwt Juirtlfo r w M Jonataulo r n For Conitablo r H mendmont to Sec. 1, tho State Constitu- NO STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF CARBON ss. " s I, II. C. Smith, County Clerk in rmd for Carbon County, State of Utah, do horoby certify that the mendment to Sec. 5f foregoing is a ful, true and correct list of nominations filed in my office, as appnr for state, county and tho Stato Constitu- precinct officers thereof nnd now on filo and of record in my office. Witness my hand and seal of said Carbon County, this 9th day of Octobor, A. D., 1920. . I (Sonl) , -' . v.i," .'' County ClrS si Cwte QriBuk, tltaK Proposed Constitutional Amend ment No. 1. ICMATn J0I5T rmsoLUTio no. o. k Joint reolulln proposing an amendment amend-ment to Soot Ion t of ArtlcU 11 of th Constitution of tho State of Utah, rotating ro-tating to mnnlolpal corporations. Be It ennetsd by tho Legislature of tho State of Utah, two-thirds vote of alt tho members elected In tho t'fo Houses concurring therslnl Section 1. That It Is proposed to amend Sctlon 6 of Article XI. of the Constitution of tho Stato of Utah, so that tho same will read as follows: Sco. S. Corporations for municipal furpoies ehftll not be created byspeolal aws. Tho Legislature by general laws shall provide for the Incorporation, Incorpora-tion, organisation and classification of titles and towns In proportion to population, pop-ulation, whlsh laws may be altered, intended or repealed. Any tlty may frame and adopt a charter for Its own government In the following manner! Tho legislative authority of the city may, by two-thirds voto of Its members, mem-bers, and upon petition of qualified tleetors to tho number of 10 per oent f all votes oait at tho next preceding preced-ing election for the effloo of the mayor, shall forthwith provide by ordinance or-dinance for tho submission to the electors elec-tors of tho question. "Shall a Commission Com-mission be ohoeen to frame ooharterr" the ordinance shall require that the lueatlon bo lUbmltted to the electors at the next regular municipal el'a.tlsn rhe ballet containing such question halt alio contain tho names of candidates candi-dates for members of the proposed Commlealon, but without party designation. desig-nation. By oil candidates shall bo nominated nom-inated In tho sains manner as required by law for nomination of city oftlosrs. If a majority of the cleetera voting on tho question of choosing a Com-million Com-million shall vole In the affirmative then the fifteen candidates receiving a majority of tho votes caet at such tleotlen, shall constitute the charter Commls-lon, and shell nroeeed to frame a eharter. i Any charter w framed shall be submitted sub-mitted to the qualified electors of tho city at an election to be held at a time to bo determined by the charter Commission, whloh shall bo net less than thirty days subsequent to Us ompletlsn and dlalrlbullon among the lectors and not more than one year from suah date. Alternative provisions provi-sions may also be submitted to be voted upon separately. The Commts- Ion shall make provisions ror the ilstrlbutlon of copies of the proposed harter and of any alternative provt-llena provt-llena to the qualified electors of the ilty, net less than sixty days bsfers lha election at which It Is voted upon, lush proposed oharter and such alternative alter-native provisions as are approved by a majority of the electors voting therein, there-in, shall become nn organic law of luch city at such time as may bs fixed therein, and shall supersede any existing ex-isting oharter and all laws affwllng the organisation and government of lueh oily whloh are now In conflict therewith. Within thirty days after Its approval a copy of such charter ts adopted, certified by tho mayor and ilty recorder and authenticated by the leal of such city, ihatl be mads In luplleate and deposited, on In the of-lice of-lice of the Secretary of State and the ither In the office of tho City ll.vora-r. ll.vora-r. and thereafter all courts shall taae judicial netlr of such charier Amendments le any such charter may bs framed and submitted by the chart-ir chart-ir CtTmmtealen In lha same manner as provided for maklnr of charters, r siay so proposed by the legislative authority au-thority of the city uen a Iwo.thlrde vols thereof, or by petition at qualified quali-fied ejectors ts a number eeual to one-tenth one-tenth of tho total vets cut for roaysr in the next proceeding elesllen. and tny such amentment may be submitted submit-ted at the next regular election, sua kavtag been approved by the majority (t the electors voting thereon, ahall eeerae a part of the eharter at the Irae fixed In such ameadineat and lhall bo certified and tiled as previa-Id previa-Id la can of charters. Rash (Itr fermlag Its charter under this Octlen shall have, and Is herebr rraeiled, the authority to exercise all ewer! relating to municipal affairs, nd Is adopt and enforce within Its ImlU, local pslloo, sanitary and aim!-ar aim!-ar rsulotlon net In conflict with tho tenoral law, and no enumeration oi powers In this conatltullon or any law ahall bo doomed to limit or re-trial re-trial tho uoneral grant of authority hereby conferred! but this grant of authority au-thority lhall not Inoludo tho power to regulate tho service or charges of public pub-lic iilllllles so long as suoh regulation Is provided for by general law, nor bo teemed Io limit or restrict the power of tho Legislature In matters of iuhllo ir uoneral Intsreet, nor those relating to mate affairs Tho power to b conferred upon the ' lilies by this Section shall Include th following: (a) To levy, asses and colleor taxes and borrow money, wllliln tho limits proscribed by general law, and to levy and collect spvclal assessment lor benefits conferred (b) To furnish all laeal nubile ser-rlcfs, ser-rlcfs, to purhse, hire, construct, own, maintain and operate, or loaeo, public utilities, local In extent and ui. to sogulro by condemnation, or otherwise, within or without the corporate limits, property necessary for any such pur- Coeei, subject to restriction! Impoawi T general law for tho protection of other oommunltlei, and to crant local public utility franehlaes and regulate lh exonlae thereof subject to the on tjnuing power of regulation of public untitles, Ihttr rates and service, by the Btate, as Is now or may hereafter be, provided by general law (o) To make local public Improvements Improve-ments and to acquire by condemnation, or otherwise, property within Its corporate cor-porate llmlta neceoaary for luoh lm-proements, lm-proements, and also to acquire an excess ex-cess over that needed for any such Improvement Im-provement and to sell or lease such exssai property with reitrlt-tlnni. In order to protect and preserve the Improvement. Im-provement. (d) To leaue and lell bond! on the leourlty of any such exeeni property, or of any ubllo utility owned by the city, or of the revenue! thereof, or both, Including, In the caic of a public pub-lic utility, a franuhlse stating the terms upon whlih. In oaae of fore-lloiure, fore-lloiure, the purchaier may operate luch utility. aWc. t The Becrerary of Htate le herebr directed to lubmlt the proposed intendment to the elsctori of the State at the next general election In the Manner provided by law Kee. If adopted by the aleotere 9f this State, this amendment shall take effect on January lit, Iftil. Approved March II, 1111. POOL HALL Soft Ilrlnl.K, Clours, Tolmccon, t'lBHrcltiw. Candles, Nothing lint the llftst. Your Trade Solicited. .lOIC SIIKVA I'm kiT-Wvctor Illili;,, l'rlrc, Vtali. Gold pcn liars been manufactured iu America for eighty years. Proposed Constitutional Amend- H ment No. 2. M SIS.XATH JOI.VT nt!SOLUTIO r0. eU H A resolution propealng an amendment) B to Section 7, Artlolo 11. of the Con- H stltlen of tile Stato of Utah, relat-4 H Ing to tax rates for Stst purposes- H lie It resolved by the Legislature of? H the State of Utah, two-thirds of alU H tho members elected to eaoh llouie H oencurrlng therein! , jH Seetlon 1. That It Is proposed to H amend Seetlon 7, of Article XIII. eg H the Contlitutlon of tho Stato of Utahi H so that ilie same will read as,fe1towss H See 7 Th rate of taxation on prep- H erty for Stale purposes shall never H exceed t mills on each dollar of vat- H uatlen to bo apportioned as follows 1 Mot to exceed 4H mill on eaeh del- H lar of valuation for general State pur- H poses; not to exceed 1 mills on eaclt B dollar of valuation fer dlstrlat settees H purposes, not to exceed H mill ere 1 each dollar of valuation tor hlghr H school purposes; that part of th Stater H tax apportioned to high sohool pur- ! poses shall conslituto a fund to b PJJJJJJ tailed the High Hrhool Fund and shall H be apportioned to the rltles and sohool H districts maintaining high schools In aaaaaaj the manner the Legislature may pro- H vide And whenever th taxable prop- H erty within the Mate shall amount to- H ltOI.000,101 01, the rates shall not ex- seed on each dollar of valuation two- H and four-tenths mills tor general Stats' H purposes, two-tentl of one mill for H high eehool purposes, and suoh levy !J for district srhool purpose as wilt H raise annually an amount uhteh, added PJJJJJJ to any other Htate funds available for H district school purpose, equals lit H I fer each person of school ago In ttm IH Clale, shown by the last preceding H school census; unless n proposition te H lm.rease such rate or rale, specifying- H tho rate or rales proposed and the lfBsss time during which the same shall bo IfJJJJJJ levied, be first submitted to a vote M of Such of the qualified eleeters or fH the JMate, a. In the year next preced- J Ing such election, shall have paid ev M proterty tax assessed to them within ffJJJJ Ihs State. a,nd the majority of thoe m voting thereon shall vole In favor M thereof. In such manner as may bs pre- 'J Vlded by law. H Mec I Th Mecretary of mat Is dl- B rooted to cause this proposed amond- BBJ ment to be published as required r th ronstltutlon and to be submltle't H to th electors of the Stat at th M next general el4.t'n In the manner H provided by Jaw. H Dec 1 ir approved by th elotrw M of the mate this proposed amendment H shall lake effect on the 1st day Jan- M uary, M Approved March It, lilt). H L'loposcd CoiiKtllutlonnl Amend'' IH monl No. .'J. H NIINATIl COVfJUIIItll.NT ItlllOLtrriON H H A concurrent resolution prevfdlng an M amendment to "section 1, Article XIV, H of th Constitution of the mate or 1 Utah, relating to Utato debt llmlta- H He It enacted by the legislature of M th Htata of Utah, Iwo-lhlrde of all H the members elected to eaoh of tho H two Houses renounlng therein! B Section 1. That It li proposed to H amend Seetlon I, Article 14, of th eon- stltutlon of the Htate of Utah, so that H tho same will read as follows: H Seetlon 1. To meet casual deficits H or failures In revenue, and for necei- H sary expenditures for public purposes, H Including th erection of publlo build- 1 Inge, and for the payment of all terrl- M terlal Indebtediieis assumed by tho ffH Hlale, the Btats.may rentraet debts, arass net exceeding In tho agregats at any B one time, an amount equal to 3 per- ) centum of the valuo of th taxable aB troperly of the State, as shews by Iho B ist assessment for Htate purposes, Srevlvui le the Incurring ef such In- JhB ebledntss Uiit the Hlale shall never eontraet any Indtbtetineee, except as) ) Iu the aext Beetlen provided, In ex- eei of sueh ameuut. and all money (! arising from leans herein authorised. ifaaaaJ hall be applied solely to Ibe purpoee H for wbtch Ibey were eklutned. B Bee, 3, Th Hterelary of Mtato Is H hereby directed lu submit this pro- H peied smeadnient In the electors of B the Hlale at the next general election In th manner provided by law. H Kc 3 If adopted by th electors) H of ths Htate, this amendment shall tak B stfect January 1. 121. H Approved March II. 111. H Proposed Constitutional Amend- H v nieiit No. -I. H NII.VAIIC CtlXTIIIIIINT IlliSOI.l'- H TIII.V Ml. H A twnourrent resolution propoetag an H amendment to the Conalllutlon of 1 th Stato of Utah by amending See- H tton . Article XVI, relating to right. H of action to recover damage for In- H Juries resulting In death. H He It resolved aud onaotod by th log- H lalnturs of th Htata of Utah, two- H thirdk of all Ihs momber elected Xo H each of th two House concurring H therein: H Section 1 That It Is proposed to H amend Sootlen t. Arllol 1. of the Con- H stltullon of th Stst of Utah, so that H said seetlon shall read as fallow H "The rlchl of usllon to recover dam- H ago far Injuries resulting In death, H lhall never be nbregaled, and tho H amount recoverable ihull net bo sub- pJH Ject to any statutory limitation, ox- H cept In oases where oumpensatlon for H Injuries reiuttlng In dsatli Is provided H for by law." H Sertlon 1 The Secretary of Stato li H hereby directed to submit tills pro- H fosvd smsndment to th elector or H h slate at th next general election H In th manner provided by law, H Seo I It adopted by the electors' H of the stat th amendment shall Ulco H ffcot January 1st, 1911. M Approved October 8, MID. H I. Harden lleiinlon. Hooretary of H rttnK if the 8t.it tf Utah, do hereby H lenity ih.it the furogoing la a full, H 1 1 at- iiml ixrieit up' of all Coiudi- H tiitiniml Aiiiondnietit) irupoM by tho H rigul.ir and mpocImI Mlilut of the H lA'glalHturo of mil, rui tho m P- M lnur if reiortl In my offlie. H In witness whuroof, I f)MV hur- H iiiiiii net m hand and affixed Ilia H tlreitt Henl nf tho Stato or Utah, tliU M t duy i't Septemlwr. IK 10. M (Heal) UAUI'K.V HHNNION, HK'reiHry of Htate. M JUST RECEIVED I I New supply of linliy cnb tiree. M Dring you uliocla to H ROBINSON'S REPAIR SHOP 9 Frlco, UTkh. M In Chi no the bride-olrct irntU hei" H t'utuiu husband hit woddio; 1oIJk. IH |