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Show LAST GIRL COTTAGER RIOTS IN SENTIMENT A NOTICE TO WATER USERS. "I rioting In sentient out hers," wrote the last girl cottager at the Michigan resort. "The woods and I have things all to ourselves now and we are having the time of our Uvea. "They stand atlent In. the October sunshine, but H la a allege of a different quality from that of the summer It Ib bruiuhleaa, eager. That la trange, since what they are waiting for la desolation to them the touch or frost, the aad whtrl of the wlnda. There la a gold?n quality to the very air, the reflection of the yellow of the beeches, the Indian orange and red of the sassafras, the yellowing brown of the oaks darkening Into splashes of rusty crlmson'and atreaka of luminous bronze. There is nothing In the world ao like bronze us certain of the oak leaves. "Occasionally by some roadside, across some clearing, the eye falls on a great conflagration running close to the ground. It U the, dwarf sumach, which la a veritable living flame. The goldenrod Is all rusty and the wild asters have vanished. The ground la half covered by a patterned carpet from the trees above. Slashing through this riot of tones Is something that glitters with au uncanny, rippling brilliance In the soft, steady rays of the sun It la the inland lake, which was commonplace enough when Just blue or gray In the summer. Now It Is a sheet of quicksilver pricked by diamond points. "All through the woods Is a rustling and scurrying and chattering, for the squirrels are getting ready for winter and making a great uproar about it. Max, the collie, pasties his days In hysterical chases, covering the ground In the splendid, long leaps that only a collie can manage, but always the little squirrel flashes up a tree Just in the nick of time and barks staccato defiance in answer to the dog's yells of disgust and defeat below. Max has been known to dash wildly Into the bungalow and drag any handy human being to the tree where some partloularly exasperating squirrel was safely ensconced and demand excitedly that his friend get the villain down and deliver him over for punishment. If you speak collie English you can readily understand Max. "The squirrels are tolerably tame. armlhrow They will sit within of you on a branch and eat If you are quiet. Once I saw one clamber up a hemlock with a mushroom that must have weighed a pound, and. sitting up on bis haunches, deliberately eat it to the last shred, winking defiance when I insisted that Jt was a toadstool. There was no dead squirrel under that tree next day, so he must have won the bet. "The air is full of wings. The blue-Jay- s and crows and wrens and blackbirds and woodpeckers are yet in evidence, though the robins are gone. The crows sweep and caw, the blackbirds shrill and chatter and all the tree trunks resound to the woodpeckers' tapping search for Insects. A couple of Inflnltphlmal wrens bopping about through the leaves will make lot of noise. And all day long this feathered army Is closing In on one. "Where the sun is hottest on the yellow grass the crbkets still chirp and the green katydids sing from bending slalka. The crickets creep into the bungalow on Ihe logs for the fireplace and chirp from the comers State Engineer's Office. Suit I.ake City, Utah, September 10, 1912. Notice la hereby given that the Nephl City Corporation, by lta Mayor, Isaac II. Grace, whose post office address Is Nephl, Utah, has made application In accordance with the requirements of the Compiled Laws of Utah, 1V07. as amended by the Session Laws of Utah, 1909 and 1911. to apot propriate rorty (40) cublc-feo- t water ier second from Salt Creek, Juab county, Utah. Said water will be diverted at a point which bears east north 69 degrees 6 mluutes 5,772.8 feet distant of the west quarter corner of Section 1, Township 13 South. Kange 1 EaBt, Salt Lake Bnse and Meridian, from where it will be conveyed by means of a flume, canal and a pipe line for a distance of 1,923 feet and tjiere used during the period from January 1 to December 31, Inclusive, of each year, to develop power for the purpose of electric llfihting and propelling machinery at Nephl and various towns In Utah. After having been so diverted and used, the water will be returned to the natural channel of the stream, at a point which bears south CO degrees 16 minutes east 795 feet distant ot the weat quarter corner of Section 1, Township 13 South, Kange 1 East, Salt Lake base and Meridian. This application la designated In the State Engineer's office as No. 2774. All said Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the Slate of Utah. of All the Members Elected to Each ot the Two Houses Concurring therein: Section 1. That It la proposed to amend Section 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of Utah, so that the same will road as follows: 9. Until otherwise provided by law, the members of the Legislature shall recflve Eight Dollars ($S.o) per day and ten cents per mile for the distauce necessarily traveled going to and returning from the place of meeting on the most usual route, and shall re ceive uo other pay or perquisite. Sec. 2. The Secretary of State is hereby directed to submit thla proposed amendment to tho electors of the State at the, next general election In the manner provided by law. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors ot the State, this amendment shall take effect January 1st, 1913. State ot Utiib, ea. Office of the Secretary ) of State. I, Charles S. Tlngey, 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 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of the protests against the granting of State of Utah, relating to the Comreasons application, stating the pensation of the Members of the Legis- therefor, must he made by affidavit in duplicate and filed in this office with-- ' In thirty (30) days after the comple-- ' lion of the publication of this notice. CALEIJ TANNKK. State Engineer. Date of first publication September .20. 1912; dale of completion of publication October 21, 1912. j I o NOTICE TO WATER USERS. State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake Utah, September 11, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that Louli Fugal. wboao post office address Is I'leaMint tlrove. Utah, bus jnde application in accordance with the of the Compiled Laws of I'lah, 1UU7, as amended by the Session Laws of Utah. 19H9 and 1911 City, to appropriate three (3) of cubic-fee- t water per second from twelve unnamed springs In Juab county, Utah. Said springs bear from the southwest 11 corner of Section 2, Township South, Kange 1 E':ist, Salt Lake base snd Meridian, as follows: No. 1. south 2H degrees 49 minute east 1.380 feet No. 2. south 39 degrees 30 minutes east 4rtS feet. No. 3, south 17 degrees 15 minutes east 633 feeL No. 4, south 49 degrees 20 minutes east No. 5. south hH degrees f.l 298 feet. minutes east 209 feet. No. fi, south hi degrees east 323 feet. No. 7. south B2 degrees Z minutes east 73t feet No. 8. south 82 degrees 24 minutes 72 deNo. 9. north east 741 grees 20 minutes east 1.C3S feet. No. 49 mlmrc-10. north 73 degree eas' No.- 11. north 73 degrees 1.(592 feet. 13 minutes east 1.769 feet. No. 12, north 71 degrees 47 minutes east 1,796 feet. The water will be diverted at Ihe places of Issuance from sali springs, and conveyed by means of a pipe line for a distance of 4.310 feet, and there used from January 1 to December 31, Inclusive, of each year, for the concentration of various kinds ol ores at the Ixiwlatal Tunnel company's cine In Mount Nebo Mining District Utah. The above use will consume the entire amount of water herein specified. This application Is deaig-uifoIn the State Engineer's olfic as No. 45S3. All protests against the granting of of the room. siid application, stating the reasons "Some morning, when It Is particu- therefor. raut be made by affidavit larly gnldi-- and still, on your throw- In duplicate and filed In this office be world will the the doors ing open within thirty t2) days after the filled with a tremendous (hatter ol of the publication of this a but birds not of few, apparently CALEB TAN NEK. of all the birds on earth, all talking out. you find a dozState Engineer. at once. Iite of first publication September en trees Inky with blackbirds, gatherof pubing for their ttlgratlon. Kor two or 20, 1912: date of completion 112. three days this din keeps up and oc- lication Oetober 21, o casionally the thousands will move up NOTICE TO WATER USERS. to another set of trees with a sweep through the air like waves. Then of State Engineer's Offlre, Salt Iak a sudden they are gone. You did not ee them on their grand flight nobody nty. flan, September II, 1912. Notice Is hereby given that Ixiuis ever does catch them at It. They simPucal. whose poet office address Is ply- were and now are not, so for at I'lcasant Grove. Utah, has made appliyou are concerned. cation in accordance with the require"Every day the leaves drop faster ments of the Compiled of Utah, and the paths and walks are hidden U'"7. as amended by the Session under them. The ground Is speckled of Utah. I :"' and 1911. to appropriate of water per see with resinous pine cones and beech- three (Jf cuble-tee- t unnamed sprines In nuts and scorns. A sharper frost than nnd from usual pinches the last geraniums In Juab county. Utah. Said springs bear the south eat corner of Section your garden and at night the cold from 2, Township 11 South. Hanee 1 Eaat, and room the living through creeps ep and Meridian, as fol Salt I .eke you edge toward the blazing Ore place. lows: No, liie 1. south 2 degrees 4S "After tb long stretch of quiet, mintilea east l,r,0 feeL No. 2, south shining, perfect days of Indian sum- 39 deerees 20 minu'es east 46S feet mer you notice one evening as yon No. 3, soith 17 degrees 15 tninuteg draw the curtains and shut out the est 63.1 feet. No. 4, south 49 deeat 1 9 feet. No Hit rilmpoe of the reddened wn drop- grees t mlniiteg S dezree ,". south minutes eaM Into trees of black tht the batk ping No. 6. soith M decrees lake that the wind Is rising. It comes ?,l9 feet. 22.1 fee. j 7, nula (;2 Jezree fast and hard and Imperious. All fclpbt eat on the roof like bal- 202 minu'es eaoj 730 feet. No. 741, enutb the acorns 24 minutes east feet lets and there Is no wild stamper of No. degree 9. north 72 te?res 2 minute bead above raccoons or your squirrels l.ftH feet. No. 10. north 73 rt nothing but a steady fall of sorre-thtn43 m nntrs esst 1A'J2 feet. No nd snl whimpering 13 minutes eat crl?p 1). north T3 71 degree 1.76J feet. No 12, "In the morning you find as yon try 47 mfnv .eit. 1.738 feet. The watef to walk a.inot 'hat felent'ess roM will be diverted at the places of is suance from said sprines and convey wind whipping the lake Into whiff-caer by roer of a pipe I ie for a dis that only a few leaves II I clir;g tanre of 4.111 fort and there used to the naked trees. The A;ril 1 ti Orto"er 31. Inclusive the ground, the paths are burled In r.f enrh seres of er. to irriei'e brown leaves. There Is an ede la land embrared In Section 10, Townand brutal you hurry ship 11 Smith. Kti the air that is 1 1 at. Salt bark Indoor, for you know It Is all I ake )'. and Meridian. This appiv over for another year. Wluter is io cation Is e!ented in the Ensi h barren sir." neef s of Pre SB No. 4;M, s - com-pletlo- n no-lic- Rm-hln- tle bt eft nys-teiou- Joint Resolution Proposing an Amendment to 8sctlon 9, Article VI, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, Relating to the Compensation f the Members of the Legislature. de'ai s. ps 1 All protefg attinst I" rrantinf of S3id application, sfat'ng the re on tnu't be mile tT s'fl darlt In dupprate snd fUeij in th's of Adopting the Idea. The fastidious pickpocket, can en f In the act, objected to the Dandruffs bee within thirty (? days after the the policeman was snapping around of the publication of this his wrists otiee. CALEB TANNER, "Officer," be complained. "thcM are Ptat Enefneer. too antiquated. Can't yon ft ms out of frit pnMIr st:on SeptemV-- t with a pair of the Ho Metal Caa 13JJ: Sate of cornrletio of pub Touch Tou' klndr ih'nf. t' stion October 21, 1912. 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 tho property of such company or corporation represented by such stock, has been taxed. The Legislature shall provide by luw for an annual tax sufficient, with other sources of revenue, to defray the estimated ordinary expenses of the State for each fiscal year. The Legislature shall also provide for the payment of the State'debt, if any there be, before tho aame becomes due; and provide for the payment of the Interest on said debt as It may fall due. Sec. 2. The Secretary of State Is hereby ordered to give this proposition to be published In at. least one news paper In every county In the State, where a newspaper m printed and published, for two months preceding the next general election. Sec. 3. Thla proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this State at the next general election for their All official approval or disapproval. ballots used at such election shall have printed or written thereon the words, ' For thft amendment of Section 2. Article 13, of the Constitution, relating to the general taxation of property," "Yes." "No," and shall otherwise be prepared and submitted to the electors as may be provided by law, and said ballot shall be received, counted and canvassed, and returns thereon be made In the same manner In all respects as Is or may be provided by law In the case of election of State officers. Sec. 4. It adopted by the electors of the State, this amendment shall take effect January 1st, 1913. ) State of Utah, Office of the Secretary v as. at the next general election lu the A manner provided by law. Sec. 3. If adopted hy the electors of the State, thla amendment shall take effect January 1st, A. 1. 1913. i Stale of Utah, Office of the Secretary aa. ) of State. I, Charles S. Tinsy, Secretary of State of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Ls 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 new counties, IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed tho Great Seal of the State of Utah, at Salt Lake, City, this 22nd day of V Joint Resolution Proposing an Amendment to Section 4, of Article 14, of the Constitution of tha State of Utah, Fixing the Limit of Inof debtedness Counties, Cities, Towns and School Districts. He It Resolved by the legislature s of the State of Utah, of All the Member Elected to Each of the In Two Housea voting fuvor thereof: Section 1. It Is proposed to amend 14. of of the ConSection 4, Article stitution of the Stale of Utah, bo that the Hume will read us follows: 4. When authorized to create us provided ill Section 3 of thla Article, no county shall become Indebted to an amount, including ex ist ln Indebtedness, exceeding two per contum. No city, tow n, school district, AugUBt, 1912. or other tnunlcipnl corporation, shaH C. S. TINGEY. (Seal) become indebted to an umiiuut, includof State. Secretary ing exiBtiug Indebtedness, exceeding A Joint Resolution Providing an four per centum of the value of the Amendment to Section 17, Article taxable proiierty therein, the vaJue to be ascertained by the last msHsmcnt 7, of the Constitution of the State of Utah, Relating to the Duties of for State aud County purposes, previous to the Incurring of such Indebtthe Auditor and of the Treasurer, edness; except that In Incorporated cities the assessment shall be takeu J Be It Enacted by the Legislature of from the la.it assessment for city purof all the Slate of Utah, two-thiprovided, that no part of the tho Members Elected to Each of the poses; In indebtedness allowed this Section Two Houises concurring therein: shall te Incurred for other than strict-l- y Section 1. That it is proposed to or school district county, city, town, amend Section 17, Article. 7. of the provided further, that any Constitution of the State of Utah, so ipuriKises; of the first class and any city of that the same will read as follows: Jelly class having over 20,000 second 'the 17. The Auditor shall bo Auditor of wben authorised as pro Public Accounts. The public moneys Inhabitants, vided In Section 3 of this Article, may be the shall Treasurer, by deposited bo allowed 'to Incur a larger Indebtedlature. under the supervision ot the Board ness not exceeding four IN TESTIMONY W1HEREOF. I have per centum of Examiners, and as provided by law. additional, and any city of the second hereunto set my band and affixed the 2. The Secretary or State Is class Sec. Great Seal of the State ot Utah, at having less than 20,000 Inhabihereby directed to submit this pro- tants, and any city of tho third class, Salt Lake City, thla 22nd day of or or to electors amendment the posed town, when authorized aa afore- ) ot State. August, 1912. the State at the next general election maid, may be allowed to incur a target C. 6. TINGEY, I, Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of in the manner provided by law. Indebtedness not exceeding eight (Seal) Secretary of State. State of the State ot Utah, do hereby See. 3. ir adopted by the electors centum additional for the purpose pet ol. Is a the that full, foregoing certify shall of amendment this the State, A Joint Resolution supplying such city or town with waProposing an true and correct copy of a resolution take effect 1913. 1st, January ter, artificial lights, or sewers, whea Amendment of Section 3, Article 13, proposing an amendment to Section 2, ) of Utah, the works for supplying snch water, of the Constitution of the State of Article XIII of the Constitution of the OfficeState V as. of the Secretary lights, or sewers ahall be owned and State of Utah, relating to taxation. Utah, Rslating to Taxation. ) of State. controlled by the municipality. IN TESTIMONY WH Bit EOF, I have ot S. If I, Charles Tlngey. Secretary So. 2. The Secretary of Be it resolved and enacted by the hereunto set my hand and affixed the State of the State of Utah, do hereby directed to cause this proposed amend Great Seal of the State of Utah, at of of the State Utah, a la Legislature full, ment to be published as required by that the foregoing ot All the Members Elected to Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of certify true and correct copy of a resolution the Constitution and to be submitted each of the Two Houses Concurring August, 1912. proposing an amendment to Section to the electors of the 8tate at th C. S.. TINGEY, (Seal) therein: 17. Article VII. of the Constitution of next general election in the mannet Secretary of State. Section 1. That It Is proposed to the State of Utah, relating to the provided by law. amend Section 3, of Article 13, of the duties of the Auditor and of the TreasSec. 3. If approved by the electors Providing an Constitution ot the State of Utah ao A Joint Resolution of the Stato, this proposed amend, Amendment to Section 11, Article 13, urer. that the same will read as follows: IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have ment shall take effect upoa the first of the Constitution of the State of hereunto set 3. The Legislature shall provide by my hand and affixed the day of January. A. D. 1913. law for a just and equitable assessand to State Utah, Relating County Great Seal of the State of Utah, at oiaie or utan. of ment of the property of the State at Boards Equalization. Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of Office of the Secretary its actual money value. All taxes or State. AugUBt, 1912. shall be uniform on the saute class of C. S. TINGEY, Be It Enacted by the Legislature of (Seal) I, Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary N limits the within territorial property s Secretary of State. State of the State or Utah, do hereby State of Utah, of All of of the authority levying the tax, and the the Members Elected to Each of the A Joint Resolution Is a fall shall bo levied and collected for pub- Two Proposing an certify that the roregoing Houses concurring therein: or a resolution lic purposes only; Provided, that a deof Section 4, Article 13, true and correct copy Amendment 1. la to Section it proposed proposing an amendment to Section 4. duction of debits from credits may be amend SectionThat Article of the Constitution of tho State of of 13, of ibe 11. Article 14 of the Oonstltatkm ol the that Provided authorized; further, or the State of Utah, so Utah, Relating to the Taxation of Constitution the of of United the Slaies, property Mines. that the same will read as follows: slate, counties, cities, towns, school 11. Until otherwise provided by and school a.-i- r and districts, municipal corporations Be It Resolved and Enacted by the shall be Hoard a State of there law, IN public libraries, lots with the buildings Equalization consisting of four resi- Legislature of the State of Utah, s 0hereunto set my thereon used exclusively either for dents of the State who shall be or All the Members Elected to Great Seal of the religious worship or charitable puror Each Two Houses the concurring Salt Lake City, lbi by the Governor, by and with poses, and places of burial not held the consent of the Senate, whose therein. August. 1912. or used for private or corporate beneI I. Section It That be for four years terms of office proposed to (Seal) C. 8. fit, shall be exempt from taxation; and until their shall or or 13, amend Article the Section 4, succee.Krs are appointSecretary ditches, canals, reservoirs, pipes and ed and qualified; or or so Constitution the Slate Utah, provided, that two (I umes owned and used by Individual) i the same will read as follows: or corporations for Irrigating lands of saidtwomembers shall be appointed 'that 4. All and mines claims, be also sball There mining every years. . corora-tlonsowned by such Individuals or each county of the State a County jboth placer and rock In place, containor the Individual memliers j in Board of Equalization, consisting of ing or bearing gold, silver, copper, thereof, shall not be separately taxed lead, or other valuable precious as lung as they shall be owned and iof said county. The duly of the State metals, after purchase thereor from used exclusively for such purpose; Board of Equalization and of the sev-'er- the United States, shall tie taxed at Provided further, that mortgages upon County Hoard of Eqtialimtlon a value not greater than the price both real and personal property shall be to adjust and equalize the :pa!d the United States therefor, nn-- ! be exempt from taxation; Provided shall leas the surface ground, or some part of the real and j valuation further, that the taxes of the Indigent 'property of the State and or personal the sev- - thereof, of such mine or claim. Is uicd poor may be remitted or abated at such eral counties thereof, as may be pro for other than mining purposes and time anil In such manner as may be vided by law. Each Board shall also has a separate and Independent value provided by law. other dutlej as may be for such other purpose; In which cane Sec. 2. The Secretary of State is perform suchlaw. said surface ground, or any part thereby hereby ordered to give this proposi- provided Sec. 2. The Secretary of State Is of, so u'ed for other than mining pur- tion to te published In at least one directed to submit this poses, shall lie taxed at Its value for newspaper in every county In the hereby amendment to the electors of 'such other purposes, as provided by Stat where a newspaper ts printed and all the machinery used In Stat at the next general election 'law; and published, for two mouths pre- the t In the manner provided by law. mining, and all property and surface ceding the next general election. Sec. 3. If adopted by the electors Improvements upon or appurtenant to See. 3. This proposition shall tie shall mines and mining claims, which have submitted to the electors of this state of the State, this amendment a value separate and independent of at the next general election for their take effect January 1st, 1913. such mines or mining claims, and the l Slate of I'lah. All official approval or disapproval. net annual proceeds of all such precballots used at such election shall have Office of the Secretary - e. ious metal mines and mining claims, ot State. or word?. the thereon written printed by law. Ail I. Charles S. Tlntrer, Secretary of shall be taxed as providedhydio-earbo"Kor the amendment to Section 3. lands containing coal, Artlrle 13 of the Constitution relating Slate of the State of Utah, do hereby or stone deposit.!, after purchaje there-'o- r to the classification ot property for certify that the foregoing Is a full, rrom the United States, and all a correct and of resolution true copy "No." of taxation.' "Yes, purpoes proierty and surface improvements and shall otherwise be prepared ard proposing an amendment to Section upon or appurtenant to awn lanus submitted to the electors as may 11, Article XIII of the Constitution of OW about that printing; a value separate and Inotherwise be provided by law, and said the State of Utah, relating to State which haveof all such land, and the dependent Job you're la need of? ballot shall be received, counted and and County Boards of Equalisation. IN TESTIMONY WHEKKOF, I have net proceeds of all such land and the canvaosed. and returns thereon lie of valuable all tnadt In the same manner and In all hereunto set my hand and affixed the contained therein not taxed in deposit, a crude, la sad respeeta as Is or may be provided by Great Seal of the State of Utah, at or raw condition, shall be taxed as Wt law in the case of election of State Salt Lake City, this 22nd day of il al ywt fir4 s apart My, by law. provided 1912. Officer. August, i See. 2. The Secretary of State Is Deal wall sntil Ihe wery C. 8. TINOEY. Sec. 4. If adopted by the electors (Seal) ordered lo give this proposition ss hereby I bwt five mm m last of State. of the Slate, this amendment shall Secretary (to be published la at least one newslittle tiara aad well aWw take effect January 1st, 1913. In In the State every county paper . 1 State of Utah, yea what hib grada srerS Proposing n Amendment to Section 1, j where a newspaper Is printed and pubOffice of "the Berretary J SS. Article 11, of the Constitution, Re- lished for two months preceding the Of State. I lating to Counties, Cites and Towns, nevt general election, T. Charles S. Tlngey, Secretary of and Providing for the Creating of j Sec 3. Th' proposition shall be State of the State of Utah, do hereby submitted to the electors of I hist State New Counties. certify that the foregoing Is a full, at the next general election for their true and correct copy of a resolution All official aptiroval or disapproval. Keao'veri It ure Be the I.eri!:t on an Seet to 3, by amendment proioMn ballots imed at such letion shall ArtPle XIII. of the Constitution Of of the S'ate of Utah, tvofhfrdp of hav printl or wri'ten thereon the the State of Utah, relating to taxa- all ejected to each of the words, "For the amendment o! Two Hone's tion. 4. Artire 13. of Ihe Consttltntion, aV'JLU'IN TESTIMONY WHETtEOF. I have e J-- la Sert:n 1. That It Is proponerf retatlntr to the tatatinn of tn I ti ," a hereunto f" my band and affited the amend Fextion 1, of Afticle 11. of ihe "Yen. "No." snd sha l ollerw's be CI a hurt Wh.it too tn Great Feal or the State of Van, at Constitution of the State of Utah, so prepared and sutrtipted to the eiert'irs Salt LV but takt .a tip, City, this 22nd day of that the same r,a!l read as fo!iow: as mar be ohcri by law, provided . cllin2. . 1. The several ronntifS of the Ter- and said Aiemt, 1912. ballot Oial) tie received, -- V :T a brother, tcwj il break C S. TINOET. at of the time roun'ed and arvad. ard returns (Seal) U'ah existing ritory State. of ear of of the aIop'ion the Constitution, thereon be made in Ihe same manner Secretary drum, m-- t pocket are hereby reoeni7e(J an divis.ons o.' snd In all refpeft s Is or may be books. A Joint Resolution Proposing an th'.j State, and the and provided by law In the case of elecAmendment o' Section 2, Article 13. school districts now existing In ppU tion of State officers. of the Constitution of the State of counties ss leea! subdivision thereof, See 4 If adopted by the elector and they shall so continue until of the Sta'e. this amendment shall v. Utah, Relating to Taxation. In Sane arroJIrtj Jn ehanerd by law pursuance of this take effect January 1t. 1913. Th teei Mature may by gen. j State r.f Utah. P It Resolved and Enactel by the srtlrle. thi paper make! ) law provide for the formation of Office of the Secretary , . tetlaliire of the State nf Utah, tos eral now eountie. and locating the county thinking people buy. of State. of all the members, elected eat thereof. Every county which I. Chsries S. T'neey, Secretary Of each of the Two Houses concurring shall be formed from lerritoty taken Ptae of the State of Utah, do hereby therein. from sny other county or counties certify that the foreenin l a full, Section 1. That It Is pro;me1 to shall be liable for a J'lut proportion true snd corre of a resolution S'nfnd Section 2. of Artlrle 1.1, of the of roj.jr the e!s;inc deb's and liabilities of I( you're rK fn the n amendment to Per t ion 4, Constitution of the State of Utah, so the county or counties from which rropo'in Article XIII of the Conn'it'fion rf that, the same will read as follows: a'L van, nn't it tiroa Pro- the 2. All property In the State, not sufh territory shall be taken. State f Utah, relating to the tat-a''o-i shall' no new took a Byti that te vided, county ot you mines etetnpt nnder the laws of the United formed unleas a majori'y of the quail-feIN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I hSve or "ate, or ofunder this of eWoTs votine in each part of hereunto set my hard snd sfftte-- the Ihe laws the State Utah, shall the rounlv roun'les ti b dismem- Oreat Seal of the J'ta'e of Utah, at be taxed as provided iy law The bered shall or vote separately therefor. - City, this 22nd day ef salt word property, as 0e1 in this Artlrle. Sec. I. The Secretary of Stat Is Atirust, 112. You Kavs our warj Is hereby declared to lnc!tid moneys, directed to submit this prrpsed (Seal) C. S. TINOEY. bonds, storks. frane.hWes. an1 amendment rrerlf, youTl rwTf r regret it. to the eiecters ot Us S,it- all attrs t)d thing (real, personal 8creury of fitai. two-lUir- - two-third- rd Ste two-thir- u- -j two-third- TESTIMO.Sr two-third- 1 r j ! Say, You ! j 7 pro-liose- d J K J Ce ; s ,?ec-tio- n 5CREAM ll UTV coo two-third- : e-- I- |