Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-07

year. Taxes must be levied eeeh yposfN a
10 pay the annual expenses Of tiss yeItf ~ &1e-
the deficit Il any, for the ,yeas Pfee9d5s sHE.
enable the State to do 4 caah budness NON tne
NOT exceeding 100000, under careful FSs1eisoa3 :,
~ or 70 ,b create greater amount II nscsssa 20 pfcfti
, Ihe only msterisl change from the, eld COnstI-
s.nt1 S SSmltene the section which ~
ISSUING OF scrip or other evidence ofindehtt&aeO,
unless there were money in the stkts ttsSilsYEo
pay the same. 'sT7 80
ARTICLE x-TAxArfos. III y
.eeuon l. Inc Legislature shall provt6S By ISW
Ior UNIFORM and equal rata Of asSesGnaSnf m =
taxation, and shall prescribe b1cs recnlafSS - >
| shall seenre Just valuation for taxatIon IN an
property, real personal, and posSes1oTv sre.n,.
ing mines ind mining claims tho pf$sc;SSiaSha
Wnlen alone snail be taxed aud also sxcsptt1ra
sucn property as may be exempted by NJ Ia i
municipal educational, literary, scIenfiSt s.iSS.
| ious or charitable purposeS
The amendment Of the old Constitution .on,g
Eists In substituting the words real per1onsl snI
possessory, excepting mines and mining elsirS'
the proceeds Of which alone GtGll be taTsd 4 %
place Of the words "both reai and perAooaI N. r~
Guiding mines and mining property" This w1s
regarded a. the most important rhGnes made By ..
the Convention. m I.n ..,g,..,..,, =
Article xf Of the old Constitution, entit,ed al.
State officers, etc., only for the 6rst term and then
stricken out and transferred to tho SckedHlG fiT'
...... ARTICLE ixI-EDUcATIoE;s p -r-a4,.7 ...
Provides for the election, once In two years, ef
O Superintendent Of Publle In1ttuGtionI aMa GeT
the establiShment Of q uniform system qfCmAsa,
Schools, TO be maintained at least x months OSeAS
year in every School DistdSks Auykch01tIli0 Z
trct falling TO maintain such sshool for The GpAeS
Of six months, or permitting "a Hafiih ihStihetft6
therein may be deprived Of ItG pfopoTtiea pfiIhe c
School Fund. Tbs Legislature may .psil such
laws as VIII tend 10 secure aenerGI EtlsnA S4Rr
nhldrnu the arhnn1H he lunH. 49, ~
Congress for educational purpoBes, and IN cther
sources of income available for the puPpooa NJ y
solemnly set apart and pledged 70 the Bchool |,
Fund, the interest only Of which h 70 b dI5tfibh
ted pro rata according to the nubsr n chlIatsnrt
county Floating school land warrantS aTs 10 81 i
sold A State University 10 10 be eHtablIGhsA, Sn.
bracng agricultural, mechanical and mining d.
partmentS All teachers and professor IN IS.i'
quired to take an oath pf Slice. A half MIL o.
the dollar special taf ID TO DO levied Ennukty fof
the support Of the University md 9etm11l
schools The Governor, Secretary, Of State ed
Superintendent Of Public lHStruetIon) esnttltStS
Board Of Regents Of the UpLyerdy and, PNb,ls
schools for the first four years, the LeGiitun 10
elect their sueeesSof6 said Board u rsanIrOa o.
organize the Mining Department ofthe Univsrs;ty, !
rs speedily and efficiently a. possible. All seed;
rian instruction In the schools or UnITersitJh
prohibited. -a- 81 Of. ~--.t-aA 4~-ts- a.
This amends the corresponding AEtirlS Of the
oId ConHitutlon oy sIrlking GUY so maca - mA1e
the attendance OF ehlsdren on zoe 1coSou Oo0pQ'
sory, BY asking for the consent Of ConEFsss n
appropriation 10 school purposes of tNS 5oq600S
ceres granted for internal mpr0Yime1tE; md M .
some less important psrtlculsrA -,....,.,...
AEIlcLL AiI-AfLII11;
REQUIRES me hegststere ~ w Rsoyiae SoE e1fno.
encouragement Of volunteer corps &C.; alsS 1iSSSo
the Governor power 70 call pnt the n9itlA y
emergencies The Article u Identical, VIII ~,
one In the old Constitution. y --.s,e,.s.r-,,.'
ARTICLE xlI-fuBLlc INsTIfpffohE.
Requiresthe Stste 70 foSter bcneSolent inlttfa.
tionS and the counties 10 provide fot ~ k6Od. ~
tirm or INDECENT The lanenap OF Tho ArtiesS W
the same - In the old Oonltttnti1n. .TsTuFc1sf
,..,,, ARTICLE BourpARI. y;z.gyif
EStabliHhs. the State boundary g ~ ths EnaI
bling Act and provides tor extending such bop
Diary one degree further east, wheneySr ConV5s
shall assent and eS far west - California may re-
linquish. There Ia no cnangs In hh nom the S'aV
Constitution. .. ..,-L -.t.,.- ~ l'.!ii
ARTICLE lxy-AIscLLLAHkops sRRoylnonE
Section hxes ths seat OF 4oxttnNsnt9 .eAE
son City. and prohibits appropriations for Capttol
buildings for the next three year, Instead Of hE
years, az IN la1t year . Cons,hutsoe. 9 ,,s,,sC;
oecuon PIescEoes IN oa!n o. 2mee. ineiuge1
.S sn S.Sn w. " an an. as.,s 80 ~,
~ 2o!
Sso,;o,, q nrohihi,s "n., ,,ss"nn s.tSHiN
nstuon PsTnio'ts ny Pttsoa ~ D.
roiuins oinee' out % H - 5nS ~
Oonsptuuonl non Young VINO ms oeeAhiAy
way concerned IN ouel; I'd. - E.....gS.gS =
section =. no perpetuities snau oe SLOWED Sx-
cept Tor eleemoSynhry purpoSel o 1'!.N: 2G!c1
Section 5 fxes the general electop on ths THsp,
DAY next aner me nrst monday OF Novefnbef
Section b. The AEEresdts nuuRH otmh0hSNo(
the Legislature shall never exceed q; .o,r,.-
secuon Iequlies county on0ers 70 nO'1 'H""
onlces l ~ 'ae = County iea.H n -.
oeeuon Provuss IoL Ine PuoncS.ion ot s'S'u'e
laws huu oupEemrNnuTt ucIlbtuu@