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Show I if the city with a future celebrating its 25th Anniversary Roy LEGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 182 ORDINANCE NO. 183 CREATING ORDINANCE AN An ordinance amending CITY COURT OF ROY, Revised Ordinances of Roy City, AND REPEALING 1957, to provide for 7 members UTAH. of The Planning Commission in- THE PROVISIONS RELATIVE 20-1-- stead ( TO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of 5. Section Revised dinances of Roy City, 1957, is hereby amended to provide as follows: Planning Commission created. Pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, Chapter 9, Laws of Utah, 1953, and any amendments thereof, and pursuant to the proand visions of Section Utah Code Annotated, 1953. and any amendments thereof, there is hereby created a Planning Commission for the City of Roy, State of Utah. The Planning Commission shall consist of seven (7) members, to be appointed by the mayor by and with the consent of the City Council from the duly qualified electors of the City of Roy. In the month of June, in the even numbered years when necessary there shall be appointed three members or four members, as the case may be, for a term of six years beginning on the first day of July next ensuing, to fill the vacancies on the Planning Commission which will be created by the expiration of the terms expiring on said date. Each member shall serve until the expiration of the term for which he is appointed and until his successor is appointed and qualified. Any vacancy occurring during the term of any member by reason of death, resignation, removal or disqualification, shall be promptly filled by the mayor with the consent of the city council for the unexpired portion of the term. Passed and adopted this 24th day of September, 1962. Roy City By C. W. Rapp Mayor ATTEST: Madge H. Gibson City Recorder 1. or- 20-1-- COURT BE IT ORDAINED BY THE OF ROY, CITY COUNCIL UTAH: (1.) Repeal of Existing Ordinances Relative to Justice of the Peace: The provisions of Title 17, Chapter 1, Section 8, and any other ordinances relating to the Justice of the Peace and Justice of the Peace Courts in the Revised Ordinances of Roy, Utah, are hereby repealed. All matters now pending before the Justice of the Peace Court shall be the matter of business for the City Court of Roy, Utah and may b? doalt with by the City Court of Roy, Utah. (2.) There is hereby established a City Court and the office of Judge thereof. The City Court shall be known as the City Court of Roy, Utah. (3.) Judge Appoint ment Election Term and Tenure of Office: The mayor, by and with the advice and consent of the Council, shall forthwith appoint a City Judge who shall be entitled to serve until 12.00 oclock noon on the first Monday of January succeeding the municipal election at which city judges are elected and until a successor is duly elected and qualified. Any future appointments of City Judges shall entitle the appointee to serve until the following municipal election at which city judges are elected and until a successor is duly elected and qualified. At the municipal election to be held in the year 1963 and sexennially thereafter, a city judge shall be elected by the qualified electors of Roy, Utah, in the manner provided by this act. The judge shall be known as the Judge of the City Court and the term of office shall be for a period of six years, beginning at 12:00 o'clock noon on the first Monday of January Nc!:co Legal succeeding his election. (4.) Candidacy of Judge Notice is l.cre' y given that a Filing declaration of Candidacy public hearing will be held by Roy City, Utah, on the 22nd day Form of Declaration of October, 1962 at 6 p m. in the oters Filing petition of Municipal Build ng, Roy, Utah, Form of Petition Designation regarding the fol.owing. Placing The amending of the Roy City of City Recorder names of candidates on ballet Zoning Ordinance and Map to Judicial nominating ballot Residential-Agricultur- e change from Prep1 to (Commercial) Judicial selection ballot Canvassing the following da. property. aration of ballots Certificates of nomiA part of the Northwest Quar- ballots Certificate of election ter Section 12 Township 5 North nation Time of filing applications for Range 2 West Salt Lake Merinomination: dian, U.S. Survey: At the time of expiration of Beginning at a point on the east line of the State Road, the terms of a judge of the city north 997.93 ft. and east 33 ft. court, any person who is a memfrom the southwest corner of ber of the Utah State Bar in said quarter section and run- good standing, and a qualified ning thence north along the east line of said road 322.07 C. W. Rapp feet, thence east, 674.5, thence Mayor south 322.07 ft. thence west (SEAL) 674.5 feet to the place of be- ATTEST: ginning. Madge II. Gibson Dated this 2nd day of October, Recorder 1962. Published in The Sun Chronicle Oct. 4, 11, 18, 1962. Roy City 20-1-- 17-1-- 8 10-9-- 17-1-- 8 17-1-- 8 17-1-- 8 C-- 2 THE SUN CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1962 4, rage Five the surnames, with the given mayor of the city, by and with the and jurisdiction of a magistrate. of (19.) Disposition The fees of a judge pro temname of each candidate to the consent of the city commission-er- s 17 18 (15.) New Trial and ap- fines: pore in the city court, unless or city council, and the up- - peal: left of the surname, provided All fees collected by the clerk otherwise agreed upon by the however, that an incumbent judge pointee shall hold office for the A motion for a new trial may of the city court, and all fines parties litigant and the party ac- who is a candidate for retention ut pired term, and until his lie made, and from any final and costs collected for the viola-- , ting as judge pro tempore, shall in office for another term shall sum ssor is elected and qualified. judgement as appeal may be tak- tion of city ordinances, and one-- 1 be $10 per day, to be taxed as be named first upon both the During the absence of the city en by either party in a civil case half of the fines collected for vio- costs by the successful party. primary and general municipal judge from the city, or in case. or ,y t lie defendant in a criminal lation of state laws, except as 21.) All reference heredebe of his sickness or inability to case to the election ballots and shall district court of the otherwise - speeifidally provided, in to city court shall mean to (insert his act, the mayor shall have power county, in the manner and with shall be paid in by him to the be Judge signated City Court of Roy, Utah." The ballots to appoint, by and with the con- the same effect as name,) incumbent. provided by1 city treasurer, and the remainder 22. This ordinance the sent of the city commissioners law for motions for new trials in of the fines collected for the viola- shall be shall show thereon opposite known and cited as part name of each candidate a block- or city council a judge pro tem- and apixuds from justice's' courts' tion of state laws shall be paid of Title 17, Chapter 1, Revised ed off space as follows, ( ) and pore so apixiinted shall possess in similar cases; and from all in by him to the county treasury; Ordinances of ROY CITY. 1957. her or his of the in all the voter qualifications required fma judgments in the district provided, that in all criminal citing (23.) This ordinance vote shall place an X in the the city judge and shall le vested courts rendered upon such ap- - cases apiu'uled to the district shall bo effective November 1, with shall which authorso blocked the same repand Supowers space court from the city court, where 1962. peals may le taken to live resent his or her choice of candi- ity. prome Court in the same man- - a fine or a fine and costs, is Passed and adopted this lsi dates appearing on said ballot Recorder nor as if the action were original- - imposed by the district court and day of October, 1962. 'll.) for each designated office. The clerk Powers and Duties: commenced in the district collected by the clerk of the !y Roy City city recorder shall prepare for The city recorder shall be comt. provided, that when the district court, f of such By C. W. Rapp balsubmission to (lie voters the cleik of the city court. As amount in controversy does not fine shall by him lie paid into ATTEST: lots herein described as separ- clerk of the city court, he shall exceed S10O. exclusive of costs. the state f treasury, and Madge If. Gibson ate ballots, without any political have the same duties and turners tie judgment i.f the district court into the city treasury. City Recorder with respect thereto as aie party or other partisan designa,'h.dl e final and ro apix-a- l shall (20 Fees of judge pro Published in The Sun Chronicle tion other than the titles herein lor the clerk of the dis- lx- therein. m. but in all cases m: tempore: Oct. 4, 1962. provided for. Any person voting tent court; and 'ball administer volving the validity or constitu-mu-at said primary and general oaths and perform such other du- (tonality of a statute or ordi- r.icipul elections shall be given ties as may Iv lawfully required. nar.ee there shall be a right of 1 such a judicial selection ballot There shall be apiuunted a suf- appeal to tlx? Supreme Court at the same time and manner ficient number of deputy clerks The state in criminal cases, and A JOINT RESOLUTION PRO- - al property, not to exceed as he is given the primary and as may be requited. the city in criminal cases arising POSING TO AMEND AltTI- - $2,000 in value for homes and CLE XIII, SECTION 2 OF THE homesteads, and all household general municipal election bal- under the city ordinances, shall 17 '12 Civil Jurisdiction ('(INSTITUTION OF THE furnishings, furniture, and lots as provided by law, and shall The (My Court shall have civil have tlx- right to appeal to the STATE OF UTAH, RELATING equipment used exclusively by be required to return to the elec-3 O TANGIPiLE PROPERTIES the owner thereof at his court: d. strict place tion judges and deposit in the jursdu.tlon: TAXATION, of abode in maintaining a home 1 From a judgment of dismis-- ! LX EM 11' In actions arising on conill nominabox said ballot for himself and judicial Proper19 , tract. for the recoveiy of money sil in favor of the defendant upon Be it resolved by the Legisla-- a ty not to exceed family. $3,00(1 in value, ting and selection ballot shall be denmrrei or motion to quash Signet! if the sum claimed is less only, owned by disabled persons who handled, counted and the results Official character of officer the complaint. served in any war in the milicertified in the same way as re- - than SI. 000. 00 exclusive of cods administering oath). service of the United of couit. tary '2' Fiom an order arresting, At the same time, he shall file quired by law for pi unary and States or of the State of Utah dam- judgement. actions recover In to 2' There ballots. election general and the unmarried widows therewith the petition of at least by i3 If the case is tried to a hull e qualified for the genet al ages for injury to the person, or and minor orphans of such disone hundred qualified voters re-- j to personal propeity. or for takabled persons or of persons who jury, from an order of the court election the two questing such candidacy. Each municipal while serving in the militarv d. missing the action or directing! or detaining iiersonal propthe who received have didates ing one shall be verified by service of the United States , for the defendant. find for to real to or the the at propof jury votes number erty, injury ' or more persons as to the qualifi- - greatest the State of Utah were k' or to for real propinjury erty, '4' From an order after judg-in action or died as a res: 't cations and residence, with street primary election. if the damage' claimed nicrt at feet mg the substantial such service may be exe: t b Any candidate for the of- erty. number, of each of the persons than $1.000 00 exclusive of rights of the state or city. as the legislature may provide, signing such petition, which shall fice of judge of the city court costs. to its value to be ascer- The legislature shall provide '5' If the case is tried to the' tion be in substantially the following may withdraw as such candidate 3 In action to recover a fine, court, from an order of the court tained as provided by law. The bv law for a annual tax s form: upon filing with the city recorder of the state, counties, cient, with other sources of revat any time prior to August 10th penalty or forfeiture l?ss than d smis'ing tin- complaint or ac-- ; eilles, towns, school Petition Accompanying districts, enue, to defray the estimated or tion upon the ground that there is $1.0001-0fv statute, verified given a withdrawal Nomination Statement procrly municipal corporations and pub- - ordinary expenses of th state of ordinance mat-! an idiT.ce the a ev buildas In insufficient incorporated with by the a lots before The undersigned, ic bbraiies, for each fiscal year. For the notary public. duly qualiter of law to prove the commisings thereon used exclusively purpose of paying the state fied electors of the city of Roy, event any person files as a can-- , city or town. or either fur religious worship debt, if any there be, the legisbonds or sion by the defendant of the O1 In action-- . Utah and residing at the places didate and does not withdraw as charitable purposes, and places lature shall p.ovide for levying ecu ditioned tar the publ.c offense ihargul. set opposite our respective names hetein provided, or die. his name' ur.de. taking-of burial not held or used for a tax annually, sufficient to pay of the hereto, do hereby request that shall be placed on the ballot as pav merit of moiiev, if the sum '6' From : ' or corporate benefit, the annual interest and to pay private, such candidate. In the event there claimed is be exempt from taxation. the principal of such debt, within than SI, 000 00 court the name of . Water rights, ditches, canals, in twenty years from ti e fnri arc only two to be selected for though the- penal'y may exceed validity of any 'tat u.- c. lie placed on the ballot as a canl csci voirs, power plants, pumpdidate for nomination for city any office after withdrawals, and that 'iim. When the payments are passage of the law creating the or part thereof. plants, transmi'.'ion linos, debt. ing judge at the primary election to deaths, if any, are deducted, t ho to be made by in't.V.biienl', an the or Appeals by the state pipes and flumes owned and Section 2. The secretary of who have not with- - action may he bt ought for each l.e held in said city on Tuesday, candidates e;ty as herein provided shall be used by individuals or corpora-- t state is directed to submit this the it shall died become d itdrawn or ir.'t.i'lnicr.t a' the , on- - for irrigating lands within tinin made day of Octolier, 19 record the city upon amendment to the proposed we further state that we know, nominees, and it shall not be ne- In actions to recover the 1011M. ard the proced.ire for such the stale owned by such individelectors of the State of Utah inor or uals the to pla-- e their names ux)n him to be a qualified elector of excorpoiatiuns, in the next general election in of property, apival. ai d the manner ar.d said city and a man of good the primary ballot. Such persons or j(s alle uun (j,t value of tent of tiie review thereon shall dividual members thereof, shall the manner provided by law. not be taxed as long separately certificates of sigh proerty is less than le the same, as nearly a may tie moral character, and he is quali-- shall be Section 3. If adopted by the as they shall le owned and used fit d elector of said city and a man nomination by the city record r, of this state, this that provided by the Code of exclusively for such purposes. electors $1,000 00. of good moral character, ar.d he and their names shall be placed Rower plants, power transmis- - amendment shall take effect the '61 In actions to enforce- - or Criminal Procedure for appeals is qualified in our judgement for on the judicial selection ballot fur foreclose liens and sion lines and other property Lr.-- t day a$ January. I!,..!. mortgage's on by the state in cases originally for generating and delivii'oil the general municipal election. If real and personal protx-rtI, LAMONT I TORONTO, All sittried in the district courts. ering electrical power, a portion Secretary of Stu'c of th - State-oonly one candidate files for any uated within the county, if the final of district the judgments of which is used for furnishing Utah, DO HEREBY CER- specific office, such person shall amount claimed is kss than louit on appeals from the city puwer pumping water for iiri- - TIFY that the foregoing is a forthwith lx- - issued a certificate in qqq f,g court by the state or city gat on purposes on lands in the full, true and correct copy of of election for the ensuing term; "71 n e.ctiuns for forcii-VState of Utah, may be exempted the constitutional amendment racriminal" cases may be appealed from taxation to tiie extent that proposed by the regular sersion lly the city recorder, AU appli-- ' by cither party to the Supreme sue h property is used for such of th" Thirty-Fourtcations of persons for nomination (.'out t 1 DC 1 . as c xomptioiis The.;p p in o ex. for the office of judge of the appears of lecord 16 Jury trials? 17 i bad accrue to the benefit of in my office. city court must lie filed with and a before tiie users of water so pumped All criminal actions IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I received by the city recorder not city court arising under the city under such regulations as the have hereunto set mv hand and later than 5:00 o'clock P.M. on ordinances shall be tried and legislature may prescribe. The ,ffjxed the Great Seal of tne the last day on which the filing taxes of the indigent poor may State of Utah, at rialt Lake determined without the intervenbe remitted or abated at such may be made under this section. tion of a jury, except in cases times and in such manner as Citv. thi 2Uth day of August, .4-- (5.) Political activity piajn(jff js jn excess of SI 000 00, where imprisonment for a long- mnv be provided by law. The 19(72. forbidden: LAMONT F. TORONTO the plaintiff 'hall remit the ex- period than thirty days is legislature may provide for the Iumcnts f. and candidates cess within such time as the court er from taxation of Secretary of State to be used at the primary elcc- made a part of the penalty or exemption for the offlte of judge of the city - (SEAL) ex-- 1 and homes, homesteads, or fix all t)l personS'ELEC. be fine maximum may may the actl(m tion. and whore JUDICIAL court seeking selection for or re- - djsmjs!.ed ard cost, taxpd a,ain,t cced $50.00. Either party in a TION BALIXJT',' to be used at tention in said office are pro-- ; the criminal action may demand a the general municipal election. plaintiff. hl 'l w f,'om U!;!1n.K &uth cfor s '9 Of defenses in equity to re- - jury where one is allowed, but ',n The names of the candidates for No." each designated office skill be any par,y Po'd'cal designation, form (H- rPH.;nd written such demand, to be effecthe, rclrence or description; trom ments for t,P pavmpnt 0f money, niu-- t be made lief ore the day set A JOINT RESOLUTION VO or damaged by rights of way, placed on the ballots for the pri- - ma AMEND ARTICLE XUI OF and for administrative costs contributions to any of the (10l To , ,ko a)d pn(pr judl, for tlle commencement and elec mary general municipal ,ln. any T II E CONSTITUTION OF necessarily incurred for said or is1 y par po" demand a ment such confession of Defenrgan:za. the by trial. Wien tion in the alphabetical order of THE STATE OF UTAH BY purposes. engaged in any political activity dant, if the amount confessed is made a jury shall le impanelled THE ADDITION OF SECTION (2) The administration of a and from, holding any office in iess tlan ooo 00 EXPENDI13, PROHIBITING in live same manner as provided driver education program. enor any party organization But no defendant in any action for the impanelling of a jury in TURE OF REVENUE DE(3) The enforcement of state RIVED FROM gaged in any political activity. brought in the city court shall GASOLINE, justices courts. All the provisions OTHER MOTOR FUEL AND motor vehicle and traffic laws. (6.) Succeed justices of be required to appear and defend of law relating to jurors and jur(4) Tourists and publicity HIGHWAY USER TAXES, the action, unless, at the time of ies in civil tind criminal courts FOR pcaSe; expense in any single biennium UNREPURPOSES The judge of the city court dP service of the summons therein. upon and proceedings LATED TO HIGHWAY USE. not in excess of the lesser of shall be the following: (a) .5 percent justice of the him. he is a resident of the Clerk's fees: 17 (17 Be it resolved bv the Lcsrisla-tur- e of the and shall be the successor C0Ujity in which the action is peace total biennial revenues rendered by the services For of the of State Utah, of the justice of the peace acting from rpotor fuel taxes, or (b) brought exceirt: of the city court he shall clerk of all membrrs an amount equal to the 1939-19in Roy. Utah prior to the enact- elected to each of the Houses (a i In the actions of which the collect in advance the fees herein- biennium. ment of this ordinance. court has juri'diction as provided after enumerated, and pay the voting in favor thereof: Section 2. The secretary of (7.) Qualifications: the in sukhvistons 6 and (7) same into the city treasury: by Section 1. It is proposed to state is directed to submit this No person shall be eligible to of this section. a cjvj action or proceeding upon amend Article XUI of the Conto the proposed amendment the office of judge of the city b In actions upon a joint or the filing of a complaint when stitution of the State of Utah electors of the state of Utah at court who at the time of his elecor the amount involved is $500 or by the addition of Section 13 the next general election in the joint and several to read: tion is not a qualified elector and contact of two or obligation manner provided by law. more persons, less, S3, and w hen the amount Section 13. a bona fide resident of the City one of whom, The proceeds Section 3. This amendment being a party de- - solved is in excess of $500 ar.d from the of any shall take effect upon approval of Roy, nor shall any person be imposition fendant, resides in the county in less than $1,000. $5, for all serv- - license tax, registration fee. by the electors of the state. eligible to said office who has not which the action is brought. ices up to and including the en- driver education t ex, or other been admitted to practice in, and I. LAMONT F. TORONTO, In actions for injury to try of final judgment; for issuing te' related to the operation is not in good standing in, the of State of the State Secretary abof motor for or vehicle in persons any each execution 50 cents; upon any of property committed Utah, DO HEREBY CERSupreme Court of the State of such county. straet of a judgment, 59 cents: public highway in this state, TIFY that the foregoing is a Utah. and the proceeds from the imid) In actions against for services in proceedings sup-true nnd correct copy of position of anv excise tax on full, (8.) Compensaton: of the State. for execution. the constitutional amendment to $1; plemcnlary or linuid other motor gasoline The Judge of the city court e) In actions against a person transcript on appeal and certifi-whused for prop-llin- g such proposed by the regular session shall be paid as pthor city offilegis'a-ture- , is about to depart from the cate thereto. $1; for trial by vfh'cle, except for statutory re- of thp Thirty-Fourtcers. The annual salary of the stale, if he is found and served 1901. as of record jury, $10. which shall cover all funds and adjustments allowed in my office. appears judge of the city court shall be jn this state thcreundsr and for costs of fees to be collected for services coil-ctiIN WITNESS WHEREOF. I and administration, $7,200.00. He shall receive no if) In actions to recover the of a jury; order to show cause, shall he used exclusivelv for have hereunto set mv hand and additional compensation as of 50 of order cents; sale, possession personal property $1, highway purposes as follows: affixed the Great Seal of the justice of the peace. in such county. tificate to copies 25 cents; tra- State of Utah, at Salt Lnke ( 1 ) The construction, im- Citv, Place (9.) Residence answer of garnishee's (g) In actions on a cause verse and mainte- 1902. this 29th day of August, provement, repair of holding court: wherein the defendant promised after judgment. $1; for copies of nance of city streets, county The judge of the city court in LAMONT F. TORONTO writing to perform the obliga- - records, files, etc., 10 cents per roads, and state highways, inshall reside in and hold court in tion in such of judgment cluding but not restricted to Secretary of State folio; confession county. the city of Roy, and the City (h) In actions against a cor- without action, $3; for all other payment for property taken for (SEAL) Council shall provide suitable poration which maintains a busi- services not herein enumerated, rooms for holding the city court, ness office in such a reasonable compensation to be county. 3 together with attendants, furni(13.) Powers of Judge: fixed by tiie judge of the city ture, lights and stationery sufThe judge of the city court court. A JOINT RESOUTION PROamendment to th proposed ficient for the transaction of busi- of Roy shall have the same (18.) Criminal cases powPOSING TO AMEND ARTI- electors of the state of Utah at ness, the expenses of which shall ers with respect to matters with- Fees and charges, how paid: CLE VI, SECTION 9 OF THE the next general election in the be paid out of the general funds in his jurisdiction as CONSTITUTION The fees, charges and amounts OF THE manner provided by law. may be of the City Treasurer. exercised by a district judge. fore services rendered by the city STATE OF UTAH. RELATSection 3. If adopted by the (10.) Absence forefeits court in the trial and examination ING TO COMPENSATION OF electors of this state, this (14.) Criminal jurisdicMEMBERS LEGISTHE OF office Vacancy, how filled : amendment shall take effect the tion Cases arising under or- of persons charged with crimes LATURE. first day of January, 1963. In case any judge of the city dinances. under the state laws shall be as court shall fail or refuse to perThe city court shall have ex- provided by law, for Justices of Be it resolved hv the Legisln- I. LAMONT F. ture of the Ftnte of I tah, Secretary of State ofTORONTO, form the duties of his office for clusive original jurisdiction of all the pence, and the. same shall the State two thirds members all of 0f Utah, DO HEREBY a period of thirty consecutive cases arising under or by reason be paid to the Clerk of the City to each of the Houses TIFY that the, foregoing is a days without reasonable excuse, of the violation of any of the Court by the county in the manvoting in favor thereof: fuu, true and Correct copy of or in case he shall absent him- city ordinances of the in In law. actions ner of provided by city Section 1. It Is proposed to the constitutional amendment self from the slate for ninety Roy Utah, and shall have the the city courts all sums requiramend Article VI, Section 9 of Proposed by the regular Besaion he shall be doomed to have same powers and jurisdiction in ed by law to be paid to jurors the Constitution of the State of of the Thirty-Fourt- h days, Legisla-Uta- h forfeited his office, except that all other criminal act iota as are and witnesses in criminal cases to read as follows: ture, 1961, as appears of record such absences may be extended or may be prescribed for justices in justices courts arising under Section 9. The members of in.mJr office-thIN WITNESS WHEREOF, I as provided by the Constitution of the peace. The rules of prac- the state laws shall be paid by Legislature shall receive such compensation, not exceed- - hflv hereunto set my hand and in the case of judicial officers; tice and mode of procedure in the county in the manner proing $1,200.00 a year for the leg. affixed the Great Seal of the and in case any vacancy occurs all such cases, including new vided by law, and all sums reislative term and $10.00 a day State of Utnh, at Salt Lake in the office of judge of the city trials and appeals, shall be the quired by law to be paid to jurwhile actually in bps- - Citv, this 29th day of August, court by death, resignation, ab- same as prescribed by law tot ors and witnesses in cases arising expenses sion, and mileage as provided 1902. sence, failure or refusal lo per- justices courts in like cases. The in justices courts under city ors LAMONT F. TORONTO . by law. form his duties, or otherwise, the judge of the city court,) shall dinances shall be paid in- - the Section 2. The secretary of Secretary of Stats State is directed to submit this (SEAL) , .. . vacancy shall be filled by the have and - exercise "the'- Twfers r manner provided by law- ;- elector and a bona fide resident of Roy, Utah, desiring to become a candidate for such vacancy must during the month of July prior to the municipal election at which the vacancy is to be filled, file with the city recorder of the city, a declaration of his candidacy for such office in substantially the following form: State of Utah, County of Webe ber, I ing first duly sworn, say that I am a member of the Utah Bar in good standing; that I am a qualified elector and a bona fide resident of Roy, City, State of Utah, and reside at street. City of Roy, County of Weber, State of Utah; that 1 am a candidate for nomination to the office of Judge of the City Court of Roy. Utah, which office is now held by Judge and is to lie voted upon at the primary election to be held on Tuesday, the day of 19 , and I hereby request that my name be printed upon the judicial primary ballot for nomination by such primary election for such office. Signed Subscribed and sworn to before me on this day of 17-1-- 8 8 one-hal- one-hal- d 8 1 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. - 1 . ( n -- 1 arc-les- s 1 - , ,r Ic-- s if.,!' b.i-e- - I ' - - n t is'-ue- 1 ' f - h 8 j CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2 jUfiAMENDMENTSHODUiwH oO two-third- s 61 ' in-- 1 1 8 o s h 8 , CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No. 17-1-- 8 8 8 17-1-- 8 -- CER-elert- e s wveMBgK eiectom day i . a.g. 6 - -- . t - ed |