Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-06


In aid Of the Pscihe Raflr66 ~ AtthoInnS
counties, citieI and towns 20 lcap the. ersdis ID
aid Of railroad entefpriSeA
ARTICLE Ix-FISiHcE aED stated DEBr.
The fiscal year commences January lst u eecA
year. Taxes must be LEVIED each year Sumetent
to pay the annual expenseS0f thAt3 3eA6 md Gso
eDsh1s .ps dsfSit St any, tqE the 2sSS <. Is
start, the State may contract debts to An amount
not exceeding 100000 under careful yestrietions,
r S 70 o., greater amount, ifnecesSAf9 TO provide
tor Tie public defense. -. ,C,,5,,I,y--;..,,
,r,,6 une only material change from The oA Consti-
ID omltting the section which pibited the
sn%ns nSis 81 scrip or other evidence fin9ebtedneS1
unless there were money In the statsi ffeaSuFY 10
pay the same .r-. - : = s--S.'''''-| :"
81 j., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
seeIIOn 4. fhe Legislature ihSll pruvtds by law
Taxation and ,SSI a1S Squa Ss.s q aaA
shall secnre q just lvalnntISh ESf tx cd1n of sI
property, real, peT1Onal, And pos,.c.orv .yc.n,.
ing mines and mining claims, ths ptScSessSs AZ
which alone shHtf be !taxaap aud mo II ssnts-
%SnspSR sn1h RpSRss Il may S I. g
ious or charitable purposes 7ry-IN :.
The amendmant OF the old Constftutiop ron.
sfstsin substituting the words ofeSl eFSona n Sud
possessoEy, excepting ntpes end mining claims.
the proceeds Of which alone shall Sc taxed, b
cluding mines and. mining property" ~ This was
regarded rs the most important .chlage mads BY
the Convention. niri r--,,7sr .r-yrl 4;
Article XII Of the old Consultation, entitled .,,.
aries, was amended 50 Is TO AZ DE Salariss or
State officers, etsy only for tha Hys. and thea
stricken out and transferred to the schedule.
' q" ARTICLE LEn3I-kDUCAT1oH. y
Provides for the election, once, 10 tHo ycArs, Of
a Superintendent Of Public Instrnsfon, and for
the establishment Of Tmny1Nm Common
Schools, to be maintained stleaSt Jx months Sash
year In every School District Any eehool Dis.
irict failing 70 maintain such tpAeei n ths spses
therein, may be deprived 6f fit6 fTSpoffIon Of ths
School Fnnd The Legislature may rpass such
laws as will tend 10 secure general Attendance Of
children on the sch06lH Tho rlANdi a6hatsd hy
Congress for educational purposes. d;all othcr
sources Of income available for the purpose ere
solemnly set apart and pipdged baetB School
Fund, the interest only Of which Il 70 be dIItribu.
ted pro rata, according to the nIhbef n ehlIdres
between six and eighteen ryAatA oe AaO In each
county Floating school land wSErln6 Srs 70 BE-
sold lASiate UnivefSity,lE 10 Is SitGkiIthod en-.
bracing agricultural mechan!asl Aaa JHining de.
partmentS. AL teachers and prolsi1on are n.
quired to take an osth Of o6lseio Gmif mill on
the dollar special tax ~ 70 be levied annually for
the support Of the Univefsityi Sn6 common
sehoolA The 'GoyemofC 6eeFe1aeY e(btats and
Superintendent OF Public INSTRUCTION constitute q
Board of Regents Of the U1ItSfhly I'D public
schools for this arst four ysass, ~ tedslsturs to
organize The MinIns DsY a1nehs SLah0U 0UnIversIty
as speedily and efficiently p 1psdble.1 All Sscts-
rian instruction IN the schools Of Uhfversity 10
prohibited - INC" ont y!TF7r
This amends the corresponding ,ArticIs Of the
old Constitution by striking out % much - ma10
the attendance Of jchildren on the nchmiS compal.
soTy 6y assing ~ !ss S0nsens q % teS a