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K ho hasn't SMjl " n ' 'onough of tho weight you wnnt In stock ho can quickly iMynl V i J-' " Ret moro from n nearby Ccrtaln-tccd warehouse or OIIUM4WubiM(UrrUcltQilM B5Sj Certain teed 1 PAINT VARNISH -ROOFING CHELATED 'BUILDING -PRODUCTS . ; .. I'ltOIIVrK AMI It!.UI)IANHHII' Nutli ra Tniwult C'uunty Clerk Or ItcaiHMihe Hlaucra I'or Purtlier Information Infor-mation KOTIL'K T( t'lttCDITOKK ITTK or IcIilKoro Nflauml, Dwenmxl Creditor Cred-itor will ireiit tlalma with touch-era touch-era to the iinclerlKiitl at Itoom SIS Atlaa lilotk, KmU rfiko Cliy. Hull, on or Injure the lllli .lay of Notcm-her. Notcm-her. A 1. IX0 HOICIII ICAtVAI. Atlinlnlwtrator of the Kxtiitc of lchlif-oro lchlif-oro Noiuml, IxiaHl Marka ft Jen-an Jen-an amt U A Mt Attorncja I'or Ailinlntntratnr Klrat pub, Hept 10, lam OrL I, 1030. IX 'lllli J l)h 1 1 ClfH COUUT or l'rli e I'rcilie I. Curium CjuM, Htuto of Utah, before J V llammomi, Jum. lice of llie I'eate lllarldiawk Mttr-eantlln Mttr-eantlln ComHtn, it corporutlun, 1'luln-tiff, 1'luln-tiff, va II llaldwln and Mamtu Ilald-win, Ilald-win, Dffeiiilunlii. Hunimoim Tho Hlato of I'm!) to the Allots .Valued Defemlauta You nro herohy aum-mimed aum-mimed lo appear lieforo the alioto n-tilled n-tilled lourt wltliln ten daa after the aertlie of thu aummona upon ou. If aertwl within the county In which thla notion In hrouKht, otherwlae. ttlthlu twenty daa alter thla Mtrtlce and defend the aliotn entltleil nitlon hrouKht ninthM you to recover tho aum or 1100 U on an Implied contract, con-tract, tli (IiMHla. ware and merclmn-dine, merclmn-dine, aold nnd dellterwl l plaintiff to yuu ut ur Hpwhil iiiUiub und re-tjuet re-tjuet And In tae of your failure o to do judKinent will ha rendered avalnat you attordlnu to the demand of the complaint J V HAMMOND, JuWIiHt or the I'eaie O K Ct.VY, 1'rIcM, Utah, Attorney for I'lalntlff I'Irat pud, Aug SO, laatHept 10,1020 Proposed 'Constitutional Amendment Amend-ment No. 1. onvATi: joint hihomttiox no. a. 1 Joint resolution tropolnK an amend ment to Section 6 of Article 11 of the Constitution of the Hlnte ot Utah relating re-lating to municipal corporation! Do It enacted by the LtKletature of the State of Utah, two-thlnls vote or all the members elected In the two lloueea concurring therein: Section 1 That It Is proponed to amend Section S ot Article XI of the Constitution of the State of Utah, so that the name trill read as follows Seo S Corporations for municipal purposes shall not be created by special laws The Legislature by Renerat laws shall provide for tho Incorporation, Incorpora-tion, organisation and classification of 3ltlea and towns In proportion to population, pop-ulation, which laws may b altered, intended or repealed Any city may frame nnd adopt a Charter for Ita own government In the following manner The legislative authority of the city may, by two-thirds vote of Its members, mem-bers, and upon petition of qualified lectors to the number of 10 per cent of alt votes cast at the next preceding preced-ing election for the office ot the mayor, shall forthwith provide by ordinance or-dinance for the submission to the electors elec-tors of the question 'Shall a Commission Com-mission be chosen to frame a chsrterr The ordinance shall require that the luestlon be submitted to Ihe electors at the next regular municipal el'a.tlon rtie ballot containing such question hall also contain the names of candl-tales candl-tales for member of the proposed Commission, but without party designation desig-nation Such candidates shall he nominated nom-inated In Ihe same manner aa required by law for nomination of city offleers If a majority ot the electors voting an the question of choosing a Cam-mlailon Cam-mlailon shall vole In- the affirmative then the fifteen candidates receiving a majority of the voles cast at such leetlon, shall constitute the charter Commission, and shall proceed to frame a charter Any charter so framed shall be submitted sub-mitted e the qualified electors of the lly at an election to be held at a time to be determined hy the charter Commission, which shall be not less than thirty days subsequent to Ita tompleilon and distribution among the lectors and not more than one year from such date Alternative provision provi-sion may also be submitted to be voted upon separately The Commie-Ion Commie-Ion shall make provisions for the llstrlbutlon of copies of the proposed barter and of any alternative provl-ilbns provl-ilbns to tha qualified electors of the llty, not less than sixty days before Ihe election at which It Is voted upon, luch proposed charter and such alternative alter-native provisions as are approved by a majority of tho electors voting there-en, there-en, shall become an organic law of uch city at such time ns may be fixed therein, and shall supersede any existing ex-isting charter and all laws affecting the organisation and government of uch city which are now In conflict therewith Within thirty days after Ita approval a copy ot auch charter a adopted, rertlfled by tho mayor and ilty recorder and authenticated by the leal of such rlty, shall be made In upllcate and deposited one In Ihe office of-fice ot lbs Secretary of Slate and tha ther In the office of tha City Uncord-r. Uncord-r. and thereafter alt courts shall tako ludlclat notice of such charter Amendments to any auch charter may be framed and submitted by the chart-r chart-r Commission In the same manner as provided for making of charlara. or may be proposed by Ihe legislative authority au-thority ot the city upon a two. thirds vote thsreof, or by petition of qualified quali-fied electors to a number equal to one-tenth one-tenth of the total vote oast for mayor n Ihe next preceedlng election, and my such amendment may be submitted submit-ted at the next regular eleotlon, and aavlng boen approved by the majority tf the electora voting thereon, shall become a part of the charter nt tha lime fixed In auch amendment and lhall be (.crtltUd and filed aa provided provid-ed In out ot charters Uaoh city forming lis charter under Ihle Section ahall have, and Is hereby trained, the authority to exercise all powera relating lo municipal affairs, ind to adopt and enforce within Its limits, local police, sanitary and simitar simi-tar reulatlon not In .conflict with the general law, and no enumeration ot powers In this constitution or any law shall be deemed to limit or re-itrlot re-itrlot Ihe general grant of authority hereby conferred) but this grant of authority au-thority ahall not Include the power to regulate the service or charges of pub-lie pub-lie utilities so long as such regulation la provided for by general law, nor be leeined 10 limit or restrict the power of the Legislature In mailers ot public r general Interest, nor those relating to State affaire Tha power to be conferred upon the lilies by this Section shall Include the following (a) To levy, aeseis and collect laxee and borrow money, within the limits prsscrlbed by general law, ana to levy and collect special assessments lor benefits conferred , (b) To furnish all local public serines, ser-ines, to punhase, hire, oonsiruot, own, maintain and operate or lease, publlo utilities, loiul In extent ana use, 10 acquire by oondemnatlon. or otherwise, within or without the corporate limits, property necessary for any auah uur. poses, subleot to restrictions Imposert by general law for Ihe protection of other communities, and lo grant local publlo utility franchises and regulate the exerolee theieof subject to Ihe continuing con-tinuing power of regulation of publlo utilities, their ratea and service, by the Btate, as Is now or may hereafter be, provided by general law (0) To make looal public Improvements Improve-ments and lo acquire by condemnation, or otherwise, property within lie corporate cor-porate limits nec.er.iry for suoh Improvements, Im-provements, and also to aucjulre an excess ex-cess over that needed for any such Improvement Im-provement and to sell or lease suoh excess property with restrictions. In order to protect and preserve Ihe Improvement Im-provement (d) To Issue and sell bonds on the eourlty of any auch excess properly. r ot any ubllo utility owned by the city, or of the revenuee thereof, or both, Inoludlng, In the case of a publlo pub-llo utility, a franchise stating the terms upon whtib In oase of fore-ilosure, fore-ilosure, the purahaser may operate luch utility Sep t The Secretary of Btate la hereby directed to subitlt the proposed intendment to the electors of the state at the next general election In the manner provided by law Sen If adopted by the eleotora f this State, this antndment ahall tak effect on January 1st, Ivll, Approved March II, ltjt. S. KUSANO Japanese Sferclinnillae of livery Doacrlptlou Catering to tho Trade of lies-Identa lies-Identa ot the Coat Camps and Surrounding Tarrltory. GUFC Oim QUOTATIONS Concrete Uulldlng South Ninth I Btroot. Price. Utah Proposed Constitutional Amendment Amend-ment No. 2. ! I srjwrn joivt nnsoi.iTio.v no. b. A resolution proposing an amendment I to Seetlon 7. Article 11. ot the Con- stltlon ot the State ot Utah, relat- I Ing to tax rates for State purposes lie It resolved by the Legislature of ! the State of Utah two-thirds of alt the members elected to each House concurring therein! I Section 1 That It Is proposed to ' amend Section 7, of Article XIII. ot the Constitution of the State of Utah so that the same will read aa follows) Seo 7 The rate ot taxation on property prop-erty for State purposes shall never exceed I mills on each dollar of valuation val-uation to bo apportioned as followei Not to exceed 4V4 mills on each dollar dol-lar of valuation for general Slate purposes! pur-poses! not to exceed t mills on each dollar of valuation for dlstrlot school purposes: not to exceed H mill on I each dollar of valuation for high school purposes; that part of the State tax apportioned to high school pur- 1 poses shall constltuto a fund to be called Ihe High School 1'und and shall be apportioned to the cities and school districts maintaining high schools In the manner the Legislature may provide pro-vide And whenever the taxable property prop-erty within the State shall amount to 1100 COO 000 00, the rates shall not ex- I ceed on each dollar of taluatlon two 1 and four-tenths mills tor general State purposes, two-tenths ot one mill for high school purposes and such levy for district school purposes as will raise annually nn amount which, added lo any other State funds available for district school purposes, equals IJ5 00 for each pereon of school age In tha Btate. ehown by the last preceding school census, unless a proposition to Incrsais such rata or rates, specifying the rata or rates proposed and Ihe lime during which Ihe same ahall be levied be first submitted to a vole of such of Ihe qualified electors of Ihe State, aa. In the year next preceding preced-ing such election, shall have paid a 1 property tax assessed to them within the Slate, and the majority ot those 1 voting thereon shall vote In favor thereof. In such manner aa may be provided pro-vided by law Sec 3 The Secretary of State Is directed di-rected to cause this proposed amendment amend-ment to be published as required by Ihe Constitution and to be submitted ' to the electors of the Stats at the I next general eUtWn In the mannor ' provided by law , Sec 3 If approved by the eleotora of Ihe State, thla proposed amendment shall take effect on the 1st day of January, Jan-uary, 1331 Approved March IS, 1(11. Proposed Constitutional Amend- ! ment No. 3. I m:atii co.NutmiiiiNT nt:.ioi.irrio,t i .to. 0. A concurrent resolution providing an amendment to Section 1, Article XIV, ot the Constitution of the State ot Utah, relating to State debt limitation limita-tion lie It enacted by tha Legislature of the State cf Utah, two.thlrds ot all the members elected to each ot th two Houses concurring therein! Section I That It la proposed to amend Section I, Article It, pf the constitution con-stitution of Ihe State of Utah, so that tho same will read aa follows! Section t To meet casual deficits or failures In revenue, and for necessary neces-sary expenditures for publlo putposes. Including the erection of publlo build-Inge, build-Inge, and for the payment or all territorial terri-torial Indebtedness assumed by the State, the Slate may contract debts, not exotedlng In the agregate at any one time, an amount equal to 3 psr-eentum psr-eentum of lha vain nt tu. i...m. property of Ihe Slate, as shown by Ihe last assessment for State purposes, previous to Ihe Incurring or such Indebtedness In-debtedness Uut the Stale ahall never contract any Indebtedness, except aa In the next Section provided. In ex-cesa ex-cesa of eurh amount, and all moneys arising from, loans herein authorised, shall be applied aolsly to the purposes for which they were obtained Bey J The Secretary of Stale la hereby directed to submit thle proposed pro-posed amendment In the electors or the State al the next general election In the manner provided by law. A'S J ." adopted by Ihe eleetore of the State, this amendment shall take effect January 1, till Approved March II, 1311. Proposed Constitutional Amend-ment Amend-ment No. 1. MUVATE 7UCtlllli:T ItliHOI.U-iiot ItliHOI.U-iiot Ml. 1, A concurrent resolution proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the State ot Utah by amending Sea-Hon Sea-Hon I. Article XVI, relating to right of action to reoover damages for In Juries resulting In death He It resolved and enacted by Ihe legislature leg-islature of the Slate ot Utah, two-thirds two-thirds of all the members elected lo each of the two Houses eoneurrlng therein Section I That It Is proposed lo amend Section S, Article ! of tho Constitution Con-stitution ot the State of Utah, so that said aectlon ahall read aa follows The right ot action lo recover dam. ages for Injuries resulting In death ahall never be ubrogid, und the amount recoverable shall not bo sub. Jeot lo any statutory limitation, ex-yspt ex-yspt In oases where compensation for Injuries resulting In death Is provided for by law" Section 3 The Secretary of Stato Is hereby directed to submit this pro-posed pro-posed amendment to the electors oc the state at Ihe next Kjnerul election In the manner provided by law Seo 3 If adopted by the electors of the atate the amendment shall take ffeot January 1st, U:i Approved October i, Kit I. Harden llennlun, Secretary of Plate of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing U a fuf true ami eorrett copj of all Constitutional Consti-tutional Amendment proposed l.y the regular and special k.Ioiw of the LaghilBture of 1919, aa the name appear ap-pear of retonl In my offUe. In wltiiaaa whereof. I have hereunto here-unto aet m hand und affixed llie Great Seal of the State of Uluh. thla 1st day of September. 1920 (Seal) HAltUUN IIH.N'NION', Secretary of Hunn KEYS at ROBINSON'S REPAIR SHOP |