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Show Page Friday, October 14 18, 1910 USAC PICKS CHEEK KINGS, QUEENS Determined to have a good cheering section for the Homethe tomorrow, gume council of the associated students, Utah State Agricultural college, lias appointed five cheer leaders. coming execut-.v- rr , i'jji 'At ftHtty. 'tUtlA - " i CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT No A JOINT RESOLUTION The following were chosen from several contestants for the posiliif vs Dick Michaud and Frank Reese, Logan; Cheryl Helen Cornwall, Tremonton; Ridd, Brigham City, and Merrie-d- y Attwood, West Jordan. Mr. Michaud was designated "Cheer King- - Desmond Anderson, Logan, was leader, appointed student pep and will act as business manager of the cheerleading squad. Vein Eyre, councilman, was In charge of the tryouts. The council has made a liberal appropriation to aid such organi zations as the Spurs and Intercollegiate .Knights In marshatling and equipping cheering sections CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS 1 generating thusiasm at ties, Mr. Eyre said. Mrs. William R. Wallis Seattle, Wash., daughter of IL CoL and Mrs. Ben B. B.olr, Is visitHer husband ing her parents. is stationed in Alaska. 19-17- . It Is proposed to share of the support of a portion tangible property shall bo alio CONSTITUTIONAE amend Article III of the Consti- of the public school system as cated to the support of the public school system as defined In Ar tution of the state of Utah as fol- defined in Article X, Section AMENDMENT of this Constitution, such portion tide X, Section 2 ot this Constl lows: A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSThe following ordinance shall consisting only of kindergarten tuiion. Section 2. The secretary of ING AN AMENDMENT TO be irrevocable without the con- schools, common schools and 12 OF ARTICLE VIII OF The State shall state Is hereby directed to sub sent of the United States and the high schools. THE to CONSTITUTION 75 not amendment contribute OF THE more mit this than proposed people of this state: of the total cost of operation and the electors of the state at the STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO First Perfect toleration of re- maintenance tn the SALARIES OF THE JUDGES OF of a minimum next general .election ligious sentiment is guaranteed. school program in the State as manner provided for tn section 1 THE SUPREME AND DISTRICT favor thereof; No inhabitant of this State shall such COURTS program shall from time to of article XXIII ot the constltu Section 1. That It is proposed ever be molested In person or time be determined upon by the tion of the siate of Utah. Be it enacted by the Legislato amend section 2, Article XIII property on account of his or her ture of the State of Utah, constitution of the state of Utah mode of religious worship: hut Legislature. Not more than 75 of the CONSTITUTIONAL of all members elected to to read: polygamous cr plural marriages State's portion of the revenue 5 AMENDMENT of the two houses voting tn each Sec. 2. All tangible property In are forever prohibited. necessary to finance the operathe state, not exempt under the Second The people inhabiting tion and maintenance of such A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS- favor thereof: Section 1. It is proposed to or un of the United States, laws this State do affirm and declare minimum school program shall ING TO AMEND S FICTION 10, dor this constitution, shall be that they torever disclaim all be raised by a State property tax ARTICLE VIII, OF THE CONSTI- amend sec. 12 of article VIII of taxed in projKirtion to its value, right and title to the unappropri- levy and the remainder thereof TUTION OF THE STATE OF the Constitution of the State of to be ascertained as provided by ated public lands lying within shall be raised from other State UTAH, RELATING TO THE Utah to read: Sec. 12. The Judges of the Sulaw. The property of the state the boundaries hereof, and to all sources. The Legislature shall ELECTION AND DUTIES OF counties, cities, towns, school lands lying within said limits determine by law the method COUNTY ATTORNEYS AND FIX- preme and District Courts shall receive at stated times compenING TIIF TERM THEREOF. districts, municipal corporations awned or held by any Indian or of allocation of the State's conand public libraries, lots with Indian tribes, and that until the tribution to the various school Be it icsolved by the Legisla- sation for their services, which shall not be diminished during s the buildings thereon used ex- title thereto shall have been ex- districts. ture of the State of Utah, of all members elected to the term for which they are seclusively foi either religious wor tinguished by the United Stales, Section 2. The secretary of ship or charitable purioscs, and the same shall he and remain state is hereby directed to sub- each house voting In favor theie-of- : lected. Section 2. The Secretary of places of burial not held or used subject to the disposition of the mit this proposed amendment to lor private or corporate benefit, United States, and said Indian the electors of the state at the Section 1. That It is proposed to State is directed to submit this shall be exempt from taxation. lands shall remain under the ab- next genera election in the amend section 10, article VIII, of proposed amendment to the elecWater rights, ditches, canals, res- solute Jurisdiction and control manner provided for in section 1 the constitution of the state of tors of the state at the next in the manner proervoirs, power plants, pumping of the Congress of the United of article XXIII of the constitu- Utah to road: Section 10. A county attorney vided by law. plants, transmission lines, pipes States. The lands belonging to tion of the state of Utah. Section 3. If adopted by the and flumes owned and used by citizens of the United States, reSection 3. If adopted by the shall be elected by the qualified individuals or corporations for siding without this State shall electors of the state, this amend- voters of each county who shall electors of the state, this amendeffect the first irrigaiing lands within the state never be taxed at a higher rate ment shall take effect the first hold his office for a term of four mentofshall take 1947. January, owned by such individuals or than the lands belonging to resi- of January, 1947. years. The powers and duties of day corporations, or the Individual dents of this State; but nothing county attorneys, and siTch oth CONSTITUTIONAL members thereof, shall not be in this ordinance shall preclude er attorneys for the state as the CONSTITUTIONAL 8 AMENDMENT shall separately taxed as long as they this state from taxing, as other 4 legislature may provide, AMENDMENT shall be owned and used exclus- lands are taxed, any lands be prescribed by law. In all cases A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS-INively for such purposes. Power owned or held by any Indian A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS- where the attorney for any coun AN AMENDMENT TO SECplants, power transmission lines who has severed his tribal re- ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC- ty, or for the state, fails or re- TION 3 OF ARTICLE XIX OF and other property used for gen lations, and has obtained from TION 3 OF ARTICLE XIII OF fuses to attend and prosecute THE CONSTITUTION OF THE erating and delivering electrical the United States or from any THE CONSTITUTION OF THE according to law, the court shall STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO power, a portion of which is used person, by patent or other grant, STATE OF UTAH RFLATING TO have power to appoint an at LOCATION OF PUBLIC for furnishing power for pump a title thereto, save and except ALLOCATION O F REVENUES tomey pro tempore. INSTITUTIONS water for irrigation purposes such lands as have been or may RECEIVED FROM TAXES ON Section 2. The secretary of ing Be it enacted by the Legislaon lands In the state of Utah, be granted to any Indian or In- INCOME AND ON INTANGIBLE state is directed to submit this ture of the State of Utah, elecmay be exempted from taxation dians under any act of Congress, to amendment the PROPERTY proposed of all members elected to to the extent that such property containing a provision exemptBe it enacted the Legisla- tors of the state at the next gen each of the two houses voting In is used for such purposes. These ing the lands thus granted from ture of the Statebyof Utah, eral election in the manner profavor thereof: exemptions shall accrue to the taxation, which last mentioned of all members elected to vided by law. Section 1. It is proposed to benefit of the users of water so lands shall be exempt from tax- each cf the two houses voting In Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the state this amend amend sec. 3 of ofarticle XIX of pumped under such regulations ation so long, and to such ex- favor thereof: the constitution the state of as the legislature may prescribe. tent, as Is or may be provided Section 1. It is proposed to ment shall take effect the first Utah, to read: The taxes of the indigent poor in the act of Congress granting amend sec. 3 of Article XIII of day of January, 1947. Sec. 3. The public Institutions may be remitted or abated at the same. the constitution of the state of of the State are hereby permasuch times and in such manner Third All debts and liabilities Utah as follows: CONSTITUTIONAL located at the places as may be provided by law. The of the Territory of Utah, incurred 6 nently Sec. 3. The shall AMENDMENT hereinafter named, each to have legislature may provide for the by authority of the Legislative provide by lawLegislature a uniform and the lands granted to exemption from taxation o f Assembly thereof are hereby as- equal rate of assessment and A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOS- It by the specifically in the United States, homes, homesteads, and personal sumed and shall be paid by this taxation on all TO AMEND SECTION 20 OF Act of tangible prop- ING Congress approved July VII ARTICLE THE CONSTIOF property, not to exceed $2,000 in State. to its erty in the State, according 16, 1894, to be disposed of and value for homes and homeFourth The Legislature shall value in and shall pre- TUTION OF THE STATE OF used in such manner as the legUTAH RELATING COMPENsteads, and $300 for personal make laws for the establishment scribe by money, IO law such regulations islature may provide: property. Property not to exceed and maintenance of a system of as shall secure a just valuation SATION OF STATE OFFICERS The Seat of Government Be $3,000 in value, owned by disit enacted by the legisla- andFirst: schools, which shall be for taxation of such property, so public State Fair at Salt Lake the abled persons who served in any open to all the children of the that every person and corpora- ture of the State of Utah, war in the military service of state and be free from sectarian tion shall pay a tax in proporof all members elected City. Second: All other Institutions the United States or ol the state control. tion to the value of his, her, or to each of the two houses voting of the state to be located at such in of Utah and by the unmarried favor thereof: Section 2. The of its langible property, provided legislature may widows and minor orphans of state is directed tosecretary Section 1. It is proposed to places as the as submit this that the Legislature may deterotherwise speexcept provide sec. such persons may be exempted proposed amendment to the elec- mine the manner and extent of amend 20, article VII of the set forth In this consticifically as the legislature may provide. tors of the state at the next gen- taxing transient live stock and constitution of the state of Utah tution. The legislature shall provide eral election in the manner pro live stock being fed for slaugh- to read: Section 2. The secretary of Sec. 20. The Governor, Secreby law for an annual tax suffi- vided by law. ter to be used foi human constate is hereby directed to subof with revtary other sources of Stae, Auditor, Treasurer, mit this proposed amendment cient, Section 3. If adopted by the sumption. Intangible property enues, to defray the estimated electors of the state this amend- may be exempted from taxation Attorney - General, Superintend- to the electors of the state at ent of Public Instruction and the next ordinary expenses of the state ment shall take effect the first as propertj or it may be taxed election In the general offor each fiscal year. For the pur- day of January. 1947. in such manner ana to such ex- such other State and district for in section manner provided pose of paying the state debt, if tent as the Legislature may pro- ficers as may be provided for by of article XXIII of the constiserv-shall for receive their law, there ' if any be, the legislature vide. Provident that intangible tution ot the state of Utah. CONSTITUTIONAL shall provide for levying a tax monthly a compensation as Section 3. If adopted by the property be taxed as property ices Li fixed law AMENDMTIT by the rate thereof shall not exceed annually, sufficient to pay the electors of the state, this amendannual interest and to pay the The compensation for said ment shall take effect the first JOINT RES ILUTION PROPOS- five mills on each dollar of val j ficers as provided m all laws en- day of January 1947. principal of such debt, within ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC- uatian. When exempted twenty years from the final pas- TION 7 OF ARTICLE XIII OF taxation as property, the taxable acted purs iart to this Constitushall be taxed tion. shall ie in full for all servsage of the law creating the THE CONSTITUTION OF TIIE in ome r, E. E. MONSON. Secretary of debt. on incomes, ices icnden d by said officers, tax based under any STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO of the State of Utah, DO State m any official Section 2. The of PROPORTION OF STATE CON but when axed by the State ot HEREBY CERTIFY that the forestate is directed to secretary submil th:: TRIBUTION TO SUPPORT MIN'. Utah ps properly the 'ty or empl ivmon' during their going is a full, true and correct there! ro;n shall not also bo respective cerms ol office. No proposed amendment to the elec- MUM SCHOOL PROGRAM tors of the state at the next gen PORTION OF PUBLIC SCIIOOILI taxed. The Legislature may pro-- such officei shall receive for the copy of the three constitutional proposed by the eral election in the manner provide tor deduction", exemptions, perfsu mance of any official duty amendments SYSTEM of the Twenty-Sixtoffset:- on any tax based; any tee for his own use, but all regular session vided by law. amior Legislature, 1945, and also Be it enacted by the upon income. The personal in- fees fixed by law for the oer full, true and correct copy of ture of State of Utah, two thins come tax ra'es shall bp gradu- formanee oy eithm of them of of all members elected to cacti ated but the maximum rate shall any official duty, shall be col- the five constitutional amendCONSTITUTIONAL 2 of the two houses voting in favor not exceed s'x per cent of lected in advance and deposited mentsSession proposed by the First SpeAMENDMENT cial jf the Twenty-Sixtmonththereof: Treasurer the with No rate Stae excise tax nc income 1946, as appears of A JOINT RESOLU TION PROPOSLegislature Section 1. It G p.op.-wof The to State. the i n ha r' the credit income shall exceed ly in mv office, f ING iO AMEND ARTICLE HI OF amend sec. 7 ot Article XIII of foT upon cent of net income. The Legislature nay provide for the record WITNESS ,ier WHEREOF, I IN TIIE CONSTITUTION OF THE the con iliLiHon of the stao u ra' 'imitations Herein contained payment o actual and necessary STATE OF UTAH RELATING TO Utah so tint the same T.aF read foi axes eased on income and expenses ot said officers while have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Great Seal of the ORDINANCE FOR TIIE TAXA as foltiy. : fotaxes m intangible proper- traveling ir 'he State in the of Utah, at Salt Lake City, State ot ianu-a: TION fiF LANDS AND official Sec. 7 t'he rate ot taxation on ty hall be effective until duty. - EXEMPTIONS. Section 2 The Secretary of this 17th dav of August, 1946. 1. 1937 and thereafter until shall no ex tangible this ceed jn '.a h dollar at vain: Be it enacted by the Legisla i; c! lged by law by a vote of the State is directed to submit elecfoi e mill oor tenth ture of the State of Utah, two two an .'ity of he members elected proposed amendment to the at the next genthirds of ai- members elected to general Sl.i'e puipo : an! u"h to achhoo.e ot the legislature. tors of the state election tn the manner proeach of the two houses voting in additional levy a the Legisla 41' evenup received from taxes eral (SEAL) Secretary of Stat ture may provide tor the State s' on income ot from taxes on in vided by law. favor thereof: Section 1. No 7 SEC-TIO- two-thir- No two-third- general- -election No No two-thir- s two-third- No two-third- No s j I the-efro- m j 1 h - Legi-da- No h -- i I . en- Btudent body activi- Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the state, this amendment shall ake effect the first day of January, rr.OIOS ING TO AMEND SECTION 2, OF ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONST! TUTION OF UTAH. RELATING TO AND AUTHORIZING TAXA TION OF UNITED STATES ritQI'KRTY IN UTAH. Be It resolved by the Leglsla ture of the State of Utah, two thirds of all members elected to each of the two houses voting In and otherwise |