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Show H Notice For Publication M (Publisher.) H Department of Interior. U. S. I Land Offlco at Salt Lake City, H Utah, October 10, 1912. Hp Notice is hereby given that Hg Thomas J. Higbec, of Cedar B City, Utah, who, on July 5, 1011, H mado Homestead Entry (Serial H No. 03252.) for El NWi and EJ- H SWi, Section 21, Township 86&. H Range 12VV.. Salt Lake Mori- H dian, has filed notice of inton- H tion to make tflnal Commutation H Proof, to establish claim to the H laqd above described, before the H Clerk of the District Court, at Parowan City; Utah, on the 30th B day of November, . 1012. B Claimant names as. witnesses: B Samuel A. Higbce, of Cedar City, Utah. La Fayette Mc- Connoll, of Cedar City, Utah. William J. McConnell, of Cedar H City, Utah. Frank Sponcor, oX H Hamilton, Utah. B E. D. R. Thompson. H Register, H First Oct. 25, Last Nov. 20 . H '" m j When you havo a bad cold you H want the .best medicine obtain-H obtain-H able ho m to euro it with as M little delay as posisbe. Hero is H a druggist's opinion: "I havo B sold Chumborlutn's Cough Remits Rem-its cdy for fifteen years," says Enos H Lollar of Saratoga, Ind.," and H considor it tho best on the miir- kot'Forsnlo by Tho Palaco H Drugstore. B - M i . ii . """H A JOINT H 15 SOLUTION IMIOVIDINO Lm an ammnomknt to hk-ction it, f AKTICI.I) T, OV Tlin OONMTITtf- 9 TION" OK THM KTATI9 OK UTAH, m MIH.ATINO TO THIS IH1TIUM OP f TIIIJ AUfHTOU AM) OK T1II0 M TltUABUIUCU. """H Mo It enacted by the legislature of m the State of Utah, two-thlrds of all bbbbw 2 theMembera Kloated to Each of Mia e. Two Houses Concurring therein! rteolton t. That It Is proposed to V 11. The Auditor nlmll bo auilltor of mw publlo ngonun a Tho publlu monoya ahall bn deposited by Ilia Treasurer. B under the auparvlnlon of tho Hoard of mm Kxamlners, uuil Ha provided by law. H Roy. t. Tho Secretary of Hlnto la kW hereby directed to aubtnlt this pro rosed Amendment to the electors of ha State at tlio next gonornl election H In tha manner provided by law. m leo 9, If adopted by tba elcotnre of H tha Htato. thla amendment ahull take mwam effect January tat. lilt. M HTATW OF UTAH. ) H 0tlca or tho Secretary ( an. bbbbV of State. ) m I. CIIAHL1C8 a TINCIKY. Ilerretary State of tha fltate of Utah, do hora- certify that tho foregoing la a full, MMW trut and correct copy of a resolution mm irfepoitnir an amendment to Section M It. Article VII, of tha Constitution ot H tiia State of JUh. relattnr to the du- H ties of the Auditor and of the Tra- H xw VKirrmoNv witEnsor, i have H hareunto aet my hand and affixed H tho Qreat Kea) of tha Htnto of Utuh. H at Bait Iko City, thla Slnd day of tMS?' "" C 8. T1NQRY. H Seoretary of Htnte. H rOro.tlN AN AntKNItMHNT TO H BicrrioN i, aiitiom: tt or 'run j CONSTITUTION. IttSLATINO TO H OOtlNTIICS. CtTIUS AMI TOWNS, H ANII I'HOVIDINO KOIl TIIK CUIO-VT- H iNO or Niaw uountium. H Ue It resolved by the LeRlulivture of H tho State of Utah, twoMhudn of ull H uieinhura )euted to ouch of the two B houaru nonourrliiir: , , B Knot ion t. Thut It U proponod to H amend Section 1 of Article It of ,the H Conatltutlon of the Btuta of Utah, ao H that the aume ahull read na follows: H 1. Tim aavcial oountlea of the lor H rltory of Utah exlatlnir at the ttmo of H tba adoption of thla Conatltutlon. are M hereby vecOKnlicd u division of thia H Htato, und the prouluuta md school dla H trlcla now oxIatlnK In 4ld countlna us H IokoI nubdlvlalona thereof, and thoy M ahall ao continue until ohuiiRvd by H law In purauance of thla article, the m IKlalutura may by Kurut Uv pro- B vide for the formation of new coun H tloa, and locating tho county scuta 1 thereof. Kvery county which ahull be B formed from territory taken from any other county or oountlea ahall be It- B able for a Juat proportion or the cxlat tnic debta and lUbllltloa of the oounty or oountlea from which aueh territory tohall be taUnn Provided; thut no new county ahull be rormed uuIcmm a majority of the iiuulltlcd electorit vot- inir In each part of the county or coui ties to be dumemborcd ahull vote ap arntoly therefor. Sc S, Tha Secretary or Htnto dU reeled to aubmlt thla propoaod uiuetuU mut to the eloetor or the State at the ne.M KouertU election In tho man- tier provided by Uxv. , , Soetlon X If ndoptcd by the eloctort or the State thla .imemlment ahall take etTect January lt. A. IX 1913. H statu or vrrAii. ) Orttoo or the Secretary ( e. or Stato. ) I. OH.VUl.KS 8. TINCIKY. Reorotary of State of tho State of Utah, do hero by crttry Utat the forKotiK' la u full, true and oorreot copy of a rcaolutton HBH proponing an umondmant to Section 1. Article XI. of tho Constitution t the atnte of Utuh. rcUttnw to count I en, ettlce and town, and providing for the creatine of new couutlea. IN TKKTIMONY WltHUHOK. I have hereunto aat my baud and aRUed the Oreat Seal of tha Stato of Utah. H at Bitlt LaU City, thla SSnd day ot H Auxuat, 1111. H (H..I) (V . TINOKY. H Secretary of State. a - - 'mil f i n if, ii ,..m ,,, A JOINT ItK.ini.VTJON flini'Oflf.fo AN ASIKNiniKNT Of SUCTION 4 AltTfUf.U 13, OV TIIK CONSTITUTION CONSTITU-TION or tiih tAth or utaii. HUI.AT1NH TO TIIH TAXATION OK MINUS. Ib It Iteaolved and Enacted by tha Lflfftelnturo of the Htato of Utah two-ttilrde two-ttilrde of all tho Itomberfl Klected to I'.uiii of tho Two Houmcj Concurring tharelu. Bectlon I. That It la prowoaed to anotiit Hecllon 4, of Article 13. of tho Conatltutlon of tho State of Utoh, jk. that the aama will rend an follows: . AW tnlnea and lnlnlnir olalina, both Placer and rook In place, containing or beiirlnr Bold, allvnr, copper, lend, or other valuable precloua tnotals, after purchaaa thereof from tho United Htato!, Lhall bo taxed at a. valtio not F,f".tor.,,an-tha Pr,? PalJ th United Hatca thcrofor, unteaa the surface ltrouhd or soma part thereof, of srlch mlna or claim, la uaad for other than mlnlhsT purpoaea, and has a separate and Independent value for auoh other purposed, In which case said aurfneo itiound, or any part thereof, ao need for other than mining purposes, shall hk taxed at Its Value tor such other Plirpoaes, aa provided by law; una ull the machinery used In mlnlnr. and all property and surface Improvements upon up-on or appurtenant to mines and mining min-ing clalma, which liKve a valus separate sepa-rate and Independent of auoh mines er mining clalma, and the net atiHUat pro-coeds pro-coeds of all such precloua metal ml Hon and mining claims, shall bo taxed as provided by law. All lands containing contain-ing coal, hydro-carbons or stone de-PPelte, de-PPelte, after purchaaa thereof from tho United States and all property nntl surfaca Improvements upon or appurtenant appurte-nant to such lands which have a value val-ue separate and Independent of nil such lane) and the net proceods of all such, land and the by-products of all valunble doposlts contained therein not taxed In a crude or raw condition, ahull bo toted as provided by law. Hrp. J. The Sccretury of Htnto Is hereby ordered to jtive this propWtton to be published In at least ouo uutvs-paper uutvs-paper in every county In tho Htnto where a nowspuper Is prlntod una pub-llshnd pub-llshnd for two months preceding the next general election. Hoc.. 3.. This proposition ahull be submitted to the electors of this Btite nt the next general election for tnoir approval or disapproval. All official bullots uied at such election ahull Imvo printed or written thereon tho words, "Kor tha amendment of Hcrllou !, Article Arti-cle IS, of tho Constitution, rclnttrirr to tho taxation or mines," "Yes," "No," and shall otherwise bo propurrd and submitted to tho electors as may bo othorwlHo provided by law, and said ballot shall bo rccolved. counted, nnd oanvasspd, and returns thereon bo inuilo In the uma mnnnor nnd In nil roHpccts ns Is or may bo provided by law In tho caso or olootlon of state ortl-oers, ortl-oers, Heo. I. If adopted by tho electors of tho State, this umondmout shall take effect January 1, 1913. BTATB QV UTAH, ) Office of the Secretary ( ss. of State. ) I, CIIAItUKH a TINOfcY. Bocrctory of Statu ot tho Htato or Utah, do hereby here-by certify that tha foregoing Is u full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing mi amoudmuut to Section i, Article XIII, of tha Constitution or the Htate of Utuh, rotating to tho taxation taxa-tion of mines, IN TK8TIMX3NY WI1K11KOK, I Imvo hereunto set my hand nnd affixed tho Great Boat of tho Htato of Utah, ut Halt Iuko City, this VSu day of August, 1912. A JOINT ltioSOI.UTlON PltOI'O.SINO AN AMiaND.IlKNT TO SUCTION or autici.i: 14 or tiiw iminsti- TIITION Or TIIH STATIC (II' UTAH, riMNti Tin: i.lmi'v or iNnuuriu)- NKSS Or COUNT1ICM, CITIICS, TOWNS, AM) SCHOOL DIMTItCTS. lie It Uesolved by tho I,og. stature of the Htnto of Utah, two-thirds of all the Mumbers Klectod to Knch of tho Two lloiiHos Voting In )'uor thereof. Hcc. 1. It Is propoMPd to amend ftonflitn 4 nf Art If)., li of Din PllllMt 1 1 II- tlon of the Statu ot Utuh, so thut the sumo will roud us follows 4. When authorlsod to crcato Indebtedness Indebt-edness as provided In Hectlou 3 of thla Article, no county Hlpill become Indebted In-debted to an amount. Including emitting emitt-ing Indebtedness, exceeding two per cuutum. No ilty. town, school dlatrlct. or other municipal corporations, ahull become Indebted to an amount, Including Includ-ing existing Indebtedness, exceeding four pur centum ot tho value ot the taxable tax-able property, thotaln, the value to bo ascertained as-certained by the last asaessmuut tor Ktnte and County purposes, prov oub to tho Incurring of imch Indebtedness, except ex-cept that In Incorporated oltlos tho as-eoaamoul as-eoaamoul shall bo tukou from the last asNessment for city purposes, pruvldud, that no part of tho Indebtedness allowed al-lowed In this section ahull b incurred for other than sliutly oounty, city, town, or school tlimril purposes, provided pro-vided further, that uny city of tho tltst class and any city of the second class having over 30,000 inhabitants, when authorised aa provldwd tn Hee-tlon Hee-tlon 3 of this Artlele. may bo allowed to incur a larger Indebtedness not exceeding ex-ceeding four per centum add tlonnl and any city of the seeond olaxs having loss than 30.000 Inhabitants and any city of tho third olass. or town, when Authorised Author-ised as aforesaid, may bo allowed to Incur In-cur a larger Indebtedness not exceeding exceed-ing eight per centum additional for the purpose or supplying such ety or town with water, artificial lights or sower when the works for supplying such water, lights, or sewers shall be owned and controlled by thu municipality. munici-pality. Sec. Z. The Hocretary of State Is dl-reeled dl-reeled to cause this proposed amendment amend-ment to be published iv required by the Constitution and to be submitted to the electors of the State at the nsxt i:mer.tl, oleclou tn the manner provided pro-vided by law. 3. U approved by tun elector or the State. this proposed amendment amend-ment shall take effect upon the first day of January, A. . 1913. STATIC OV UTAH. ) Office f the Hertary t as, of State. ) I, CHAUI.KS a TI.VOKY, Secretary of State ef the Stato ot Utah, do hare-by hare-by certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct eupy of a resolution tpojuwi UK aa amendment to Section 4 of Article XIV. of tho Constitution of the Stote t lUah. HvlHg the limit of iHilebttduess of counties, ctt:es. towns and ' h districts IN TKSTIMONV WIIKUKOK. 1 hv hereunto set my hand and .tTUed the Ureal Seal of the SUte of Ut h nt Kit Lake City, this :int da of Aug st. 1U. (Seal! C R TINOKY. Secretary or State. ' bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbT A joint itr-HOK rnoposiNv . AN A M H II MfB ""! AHTIC'1,13 VI, BL iVT 12" tion or thk mB !. J.Zi I.ATINCI TO Tt"JJgjy or thr hkmbbW the I'u, I'ATURK. B tho Membor Elcctedt of tho Two Houses Concurring W,n rnnnf,A to Bectlon 1. That tt Kopo0sfe the amend BcMlon t. Atit.. V'. l " Constitution of Utah. 1,,al iUo "m will re. a na follows) ,,,.,, iiw, inw .,. Until otlierwlrt WMw y law. tho moml era of the WfJ&VV dnv receive Eight dollar ,? ZilJl'iZ nnd ten cents per inlk tor He 'latanoa necessarily trnveled rM l?,nn,r r! turning from tho p!s Lmt,lBVr r" the most usual root. "?,.,?,,. ' re ccjve no other pay (J$U,,RI.;,I i. . c. J. Tho Hecretfcr of .'" hereby directed toibmlt .' . vr0'. posed amendment Withe Jteci ,,?' fhei State at tha Btffnel election In the manner pro W '?;nr j c 3. If adoptedjir th ee1,1orJ the Htate, this ameseatent shall tklV effect January 1st, Ull; rt-HTATM Or UTAK.f ) Offlcp of the Jfeeretsff,, ( as. Pf State, , s t.; ClfARLKS . TlWWY, eecreUrj ef mate ef the.matiLUnh. do here, by certify thf t the tmont: la n txiUi true anil cerrect otvftet u resolution prepealng4art amendswnt to Bectlon . ArUcle Vl. ef the Cwstltutlon of tho State of Utah, re'.attof to t -Com pen- antlon of the Meeatcra of the Legislature, Legis-lature, IN' TESTIMONY VllKnBOI. I Have hereunto set tn)Alund nnd affixed tho Oroat Hen! of lb State of Utah, at Halt lake ClaW thla 22nd day of August, ItlZ. "7J (Heal) .CO. TINOBY. BeVntary of State. a joint KHsoiarnoN rnorosiNa AN AMKNI1MHNT OV SROTION 3, aHticmc is, or Tin: constitution constitu-tion or thk stVtk r utah, iik- ' liATINO TO TAXATION. . Ho It resolved andjienactod by the Legislature of thelsute of Utah, two-thirds two-thirds of all the members elected tq each of the two 'homes concurring therein: ft Bectlon 1, That ) It Is proposed to amend Hcrtlon D, of Artlclo 13. of the Constitution of the; b'tate of Utuh, so that tho same will' resl ns follows: 3. Tho Legislature shall provdo by law for n Just und equltablo usscss-ment usscss-ment of tho property of tho sttito ut Its actual money value. All taxed shall bo uniform on tho tame clnss or property prop-erty within the territorial limits of tho authority levying the tax, and shall be levied ami collected for publlo pub-llo purposes only; I'rovldod. that a deduction de-duction of debits from credits muy Ue authorised: Provided further, that the property of the United States, of the state, counties, cltlei, towns, school districts, munlclpnl corporations and public libraries, lots with the buildings tlicroon used exclusively elthor for religious re-ligious worship or charitable purposes, and places ot burial not hold or use for private or corporato benefit, shall be exempt from taxation Ditches, cnnnls. resorvolrs, pipes and flumes owned nnd used by Individuals or corporations for Irrigating lands owned by such Individuals In-dividuals or corporations or the Individual Indi-vidual members thereof, ahall not be separately taxed i5Joig as thoy ahall property shall Co exempt rrom taxation; taxa-tion; Provided further, that the taxes of the Indigent poor may be remitted or abated nt such, time nnd In such manner as may be provided by law Hoc. 3. The Secretary of State Is hereby ordered to give thlH proposit on to be published In nt least ono newspaper news-paper In every county In the state wharo a newspaper Is printed ana pun-llshed, pun-llshed, for two months preceding the next general election. Her 8. This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this state at tho next general election tor their approval or disapproval. All official ballots used at auch election ahull have printed or written thereon the words, "Kor tho amendment to Bectlon Bec-tlon 3, Article 13 of tne Constitution relating to the classification ot property prop-erty ror purposes or taxation." "Yes," "No," nnd shall otherwise be prepared and submitted to tha electora aa may otherwise be provided by law, and said I ballot shall bo received, counted and ennvnssed, and roturns thereon be made In the same mnnnor and tn all respects ns Is or may be provided by law In the case ot election of statu officers. Sec. 4. If ndoptcd by the electors ot the state; this ntnendment shall take effect January 1st, 1913. HTATB OV UTAH, ) Office of tho Secretary t as, ot Stato. ) I. CHAUI.KS S. TINCIKY, Secrotnry of State of the State of Utah, do hereby here-by certify tint tho foregoing la a full, true and correct copy ot a resolution propos ng n n amendment to Section , Artlclo XIII. of tho Constitution of ,he State of Utah, relating to taxation. IN TKSTiMONY WIIKUKOK, i have hereunto set my hand nnd affixed the Oreat Seal of the Stato of Utah. st Su t Liko City, this 32nd day of August. 1912. (Seal) C. S. TINCIKY. Secretary of state. A JOINT IlKSOl.tniO.V PJIOI'OSINO A.N AMKNUMUNT OK SUCTION 3. AIITIUI.IC IS, OK THK CONSTITUTION CONSTITU-TION o'r TIIK STATU Or UTAH, ItUI.ATI,() TO TAXATION. He It resolved and enacted by the Leulslaturo of the State of Utah. two. thirds of all the numbers elected to each of the two bouses concurring therein Seition 1. That It 1 proposed to amend Section 3. of Article 13. of the Constitution or the State ot Utah, so that the same will rend as follows - I All property h tho State, not exempt ex-empt under tho laws ot the United 8tatea. or under this Constitution, or the (iw or tho SWt" ot Utah, shnll be taxed as provided, by law. The word property, ns u1 In this article. It here' declured to Include moneys, credits, bonds, stocks, franchises, and all m.itters and tMngs (real, personul and mixed), capable ot prlvato ownership, owner-ship, but this shall no D 8? construed ss to authorise the taxation of the stocks of any company or corporation, when the proporty of oh company or corporation reprosented by such stok. has been taxed. The Legislature shall provide by law for an annual tax sufficient, suf-ficient, with other sources of revenue, to defray the estimated ordinary expenses ex-penses of the StateA'r Sch tUvx y?r The Legislature soil also Provide for the payment ot tbJT'4,,,, "ebV u an there be, before 'tfo same becomes due and provide t t,,e Ny,nwt of , the interest SnsaMif ' ' '" ji; I Chamuerlain'slwg" Bgnaft MM baaaV l JbH iHj A CITIZEN'S VIEWS ON BOND MATTER Gives Some Reasons Why He Thinks Issue Should Be Opposed Editor Iron County Record: I sec by the editorial on the bond election that you are in favor of the proposition, and as there are always two sides to every question, f want to say a few words on the 6thcr side of this one. Of course good roads- are vkery nice to have, ,and where they are really needed by the general public are a matter of great importance im-portance and as sucn should appeal ap-peal strongly to our consideration consider-ation and support but in the first place can we afford them, that is, are we able to pay for them. There are some people in this world that can always afford all they can get, for the question of payment does npt trouble them at all, thoy always let the fellow who puts up the money for them bear that burdejn, and in this case if we could arrange it so that the "bloated bondholders" should carry the load we could undoubtedly afford the remarkable remark-able system of county roads that are indi:ated in the nctice of bonding, but as the bord holder is liPely to see to it that wo shall pay the bills, and that with good interet, it s plainly evident to many, in fact I am safe in saying, to the majority of the taxpayers of Iron County that the time has not come for the incurring of a debt of fifty thousand dollars for something that experience has taught us, YXe-...yfh travel in the ;pid can get along tolerably well without. There may comjfc a time in the "sweet bye and bye," when we shall have money to spare for such an investment, but at present we "have other fish to fry." At Cedar City we have very urgent need of a twenty thousand thous-and dollar school building to relieve re-lieve the condition so cloquenly set fourth in The Record a week or two since. Wo also havo urgent need of ten or fifteen thousand dollars to buy good iron pipe to repace the old rot-ton rot-ton wood pipes that experienco Ksc. 3 The Secretary of Stntc is hefuby ordered to plvo this prbposi-tlon prbposi-tlon to ho published In at least one newspaper In every county In the Stnto. where a newspaper Is printed and published, pub-lished, for two months preceding the next general election. Section 3. This proposition shnll be submitted to tho electors of this State at the next general election for their approval or disapproval. A. I official of-ficial ballots used nt such election shall have printed or written thereon the words, 'For the amendment of Section 2, Article 13, of the Constitution, Constitu-tion, relating to tho general taxation of property," "Yes," CNo." and shall otherwise be prepared and sub'ii tted to tho electors as may be provided by law, and said bnllot shnll be received counted and canvassed, nnd return-thereon return-thereon be mult In the same manno. In all respects as Is or may bo pro Vided by Inw In the case of glcitlon ef state officers. Section I. If adopted by the elci tow of tho State, this amendment shall take effect January 1st. 1513. STATU Or UTAH. Office of the Secretary ( ss. ot State. ) L CHAHLKS a TINOKY. Secretary ot State of the State of Utah, de horoby horo-by certify that the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy of a resolution proposing an amendment to Section 3, Article XIII, of the Constitution ot the State or Utah, relating to taxation. IN TKSTIMONY WIIEHKOF. 1 have hereunto sot my hand and affixed the Oreat Seal of the Stato of Utah. at Sa-t Lake City, thla 22nd day of August, 1912. (Seal) C. S. TINGKY. IJerretarjr of Stntc. JOHN HOLLAND COAL Dealer Coal $3 per ton at the mine Coal $5 per ton delivered Leave orders at' Cedar City Co-op w ! - JMaaaalBBM lljM has taught us are very poor I make shift for our vejfter system. . There are also qujc a lot of us that need consider sums of ff "the needful" to W cur debts with, especially Me four and A three fourths per-cent tax, that f becomes delinquent next month, and which is a strong object' ' lesson on the inexorable charac- J ter of the debt we should incur f in case we listen to the alluring jL picture which the advocates of SI this bonding measure present to our view. And last and also jf least in the estimation of the writer, the urgent need we may 1 have if some very generous 1 persons have their way, of a few thousand dollars to pay our coming legislature- double wages. Though as far as this fi last proposition is concerned I J think we are in but little danger j of having the bill, to meet if the electors will only take the trouble to voice their sentiments 1 on election day. This proposition to double the wages of the legis- I lature seems about as unreason- - 1 able as was the amendment to - the state constitution passed a mk few years since increasirig the salaries of a large batch of state - ,j officials. Where on earth is the , sense cf paying the legislators legislat-ors more, wages, when the ablest men in the state are doing their best to get the job at the present pres-ent price? sv But to return to the situation ! in the county on the ability to i afford this road question. In j Parowan the people are install- ing a twenty-five thousand dol- ijr 1 lar water system, they have also M a higher tax to meet this year jjj than we have in Cedar City, m and thqre is not the least doubt ffl in the world that they also have "m a due proportion of personal debtB to liquidate. Another Hra thing; the merchants in the m county have discovered that they i- carv no loriKorafford?, to. supports Tm tho main reliance of so many of rifSf us, and it is cash down, or see t- the managr, which, with us poor I m fellows who it is known are very 41 slow pay. amounts to the same i thing. Under all these burdens J it seems like adding insult to ' injury to suspect us of the 1 ignorance of being willing to 1 vote foi any measure that will : 1 add to our troubles. , In conclusion I just have this I to say to my fellow taxpayers 1 let us bo sure that our senti- ments on this and its relative, J 1 the legislator compensation 1 measure, are plainly expressed 4 I on Election Day. . I Taxpayers Beware. "jm JOSEPH T. WILKINSON. I a joint nr.soi.DTioN roovmiya w AN AMI2NDMKNT TO SUCTION 11, w 1 AUTICI.K lit, OF THK CONSTITU- , lifi TION OK THE STATK OP UTAH. . ) Itni.ATINd TO STATK AND COUNTY ' ' "J-fH IIO.VItDS OK EQUALIZATION. I'fl He It enacted by tha Legislature ot If 9 the Stntc ot Utah, two-thirds ot nil f $ of the Members Kl&tcd to Kncn or thq. It 9 Two Houses Concurring therein: f 1 H Soctlon 1. That it la proposed to 1 nmond Section 11. Artlclo 13, or the if Constitution of the Stato of Utah, so i that th same will rond ns follows: ' M 11, Until otherwise provided by law, ' there shall bo a State Bonrd or Equnll- - M satlon consisting or four residents ol ' i tm the State who shnll bo appointed by . f M tho Governor, by nnd with the consent --m ot tho senate, whoso termn of orilce . ' shall be for four years ana until their J B successors are appointed and qunllllod; '- B Provided, that two of said memborr H shall be nppnlntm every two years H There shnll nlso bo In each county o; am the Stato a County Board of Eqimllra- ' W tlon. consisting of the Board ot M Oounty Commissioners of sold county, IH Tho duty ot the Stato Hoard or Kquall- xatlon and ot tho several County Mm Boards of Equalization shnll be to Ml adjust nnd equalize the valuation of WM the real and personal property of the U State, and of the several counties HR thereof, as may be provided by law. S&i Kaeh Board shall also perform such 'H other duties ns may be provided by Jm law. M Sec. 2. The Seoretary ot Stato I: M hereby directed to submit this pro- H posckl amendment to the electors ot ! the State nt tho next general election" 1 in tho manner provided by law. See. 3. If adopted by the electors . afl of the State, this amendment shall H take effect January 1st. 1913. bbS STATK OF UTAH. ) H Office of the Secretary ( ss. tU of State. ) W I. CHABLES S. TINQKY. Swretar H of Stato of the State ot Utah, do here- ' H by certify that the foregoing Is a full, ifl true and corrcot copy nf n resolution B propos ng an amendment to Soctlon ' mt 11. Article XIII. of the Constitution ot the State ot Utah relating to State and S County Boards of Kqual'satlon. ." S IN TESTIMONY WHEKBOK. I have - fW hereunto aet my hand and ufflxed iS the Great Seal ot the State of Utah. S at Salt Lake City, this 32nd da'y of H August, 1912. MM g!) - a s. tinqey; Secretary of State. Mm jamm J i I I |