Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-15

The fiscal year rconm6p - JAtyAE HEEZ
year. Taxes must be lsvied eeeh yeas s1ee.,s
ths deacit, II any, f6r the YER ffS1eedAE
enable the State 70 do q cash business &qH ~
start, the State may contract debt1 p an emouet
not exceeding 100000, under careful rest1ctons'
or to greater amount, II necessary 10 ePfeslesi
for the public defense. 'tA -
The only material change from the ola S0es,st y
tuition Is omitting the lection Which goatoit: US
issuing Of scrip or other eVldsnce oflndebtednees'
unless there were money In thu stasa tsapEIp
pay tho same. .gf .YTfldl -
ARTICLE x-TAxATloNJ
Section l. The Legislature Ahall proKtdAby0aw
for uniform and equal rate of aHscssms1t a9d
taxstion, and shall prescribe such To egt3one ~ .
shall Secnre just valustion for t3Istioa Of Ill
property, real, personal and poSecAsaryt 1xe1Di.
ing mines and mining claims, The ipfoc6eW of
which alone shall be taxed; and also excepting
such property az may be exempte4hV lAI DC
municipal, educational, literary, Seieatthc, relig
The amendment to OK t the old coui.Rut,oS sob..i q
sists In substituting the words "real, personal and
possessory.r excepting mines and. niAIaSa elAlskt
the proceeds Of which alone shall be taxed, in
place Of the words "both real and perSonAl, IN
cluding mines and mining property" iTAh was
regarded ~ the most important change made BY
the Convention. .-.tss it.s7s.sI,tps,,tF .I...-
Article XII Of the old Consultation, entitled ~.
aries, was amended 20 a. 70 nx the salartts Of
State otcerg, etc, only for tho At terp andt then
stricken out and transferred to the 6eASddie.i u
ARTICLE xL-EDUcAT1oN. --...
Provides for tho election, once. In AtN0 yeaeA ~
q Superintendent of Public Instruction, and for
the establishment tof . u1tfSrn system - Cannon
Schools, 10 be maintained at least hxRo0ths each
year In every School piStrict Apy eshpol Dir.
trict falling to maintain such school for the space
Of six months, or pernitting sostaEdAu obstruction
therein, may be deprived Of its prepeetiou d he
School Fund. The Legislature may pGsJ tusS
laws as will tend 20 secure general Attlndw9S o.
children on the schoolx The landS donAied. 81
Congress for educational purposeO, and m ntHtr
sources Of income available for the puFPoSS, are
TsSa iSss%Pl Ss e. Interest," spss ans Sc
ted pro rata, according TO! the number of ehildsn
between six and eighteen Year, Of 40 In eseh
county. Floating school land wnfSntl afe 10! b
sold A State University 10 TO be s5tablished. en-.
btacing agricultural unschAhieaI and mining Asg
psrtments. All teaehsrS and profsnspgI are re.
quired to take an oath of Office A half mill on
the dollar special tax Is TO be levied annually tor
the support Of the University and ycomnop'
schoolS The Governor. Secretary or etSte and
Superintendent Of Public Instruction eenitItutSA 4
Board Of Regents Of the Gnivef1ity and pubic
schools for ths first four years the lat6fV 10
elect their successors Said Board n reqafrsa u
organize ths Mining Department offhe UliV@Eiiy
as speedily md efficiently ~ poasihIe.s All Aact6-
prohibited. .l5-,y -
This amends the corresponding Artleie Of ths
old Constitution by striking out % mnah q 1GII
the attendance Of children on tho Gchoqls aonpsl-
sory by asklnn for the coBaent or Coiffe1 70 a.
appropriation to school purposes of ths 6odO0
acres granted for internal improvements, and IN
some less important pArtictharG III 'i3 ," "'-.' pr
- - ARTICLE cIExII-MHIrII..,. -. ,.
Requires the Legislature to provide for organ.
iziug and dIciplning the militia and The S6SeISSo
the Goyernsr power 70 call out the mIiitif n
emereencien rhe Article IA itlentIeal III tie
one In the old Constitution.
ARTICLE xIII-PUBLIc INSTITUTIONS" VI
Requires the State to foster benevolent IastiIu.
tions and the counties TO provide for the aSod In.
firm or INDECENT The Languages of thS Article u
the same IN In the old CoDstttutipo. crrr ......,
. ....-. ARTICLE xIY-BoUNDIRY,' - .''-'-'.t
Establishss the state boundary Si in the Eus..,
bling Act and provides for extending such bpun.
Diary one degree fnrthef eaSt, whenever e0nfrlm
shall assent and rs far west a. CalifornIs MAJ n
lnquish There Is no change In this ON De Old
Consultation. r4l..2s 1a- ,@3J.-. ~ ~ u
ARTICLE Xv-MIscELLAEE0us ,PRoylSJoSA
Section / fixes the seat OF Government R Car
son CITY. and prohibits APPROPRIATION W. Capitol
buildings for the next three yearI, instead Of slI
years. as n last years ConstltutiOn: sia !.'t p.
Secuon Rre.cnoes an oatn "a once, int1Ae9S
an os.n ot sneslcS 70 tne unlIeu StAsS epq "
oalh thst the perry nAs not since tno sdcDdcA of
tne ConSntutlon; ana wllnot oerene ina9ul,l
Secuoh Promons ny person not only Fom
noloing once put twhtcn Il Gddti'on.l 70 th> osd
ConsutuuonJ rom YotinG' VINO mas Deem 70 a1y-
way concerned IN u auel .
secton =. NO Perpetaftles snail DO nloWed e.
cept Ior eisemosynaty PuIP9ses. { ..o.. mn.
secnon nxss tne general eiecaon on tns Tues'
aay neft aIter the mist sAonnay o. Nevepbeh fEgT
eectl9n .: Inc aggregate NUMBER Of memDsrS OF
the legislature snnil never exceed IA ~. "D.'
tics. ~ ~ eaunty ssS,. om'ers % nela Iaer
onlees ~ tae county seatS
seenonS . provldes ior the puoalcAtion of StAtuiS
laws and supreme Court declIonA d,,,c. o6. frr
section antnof1zes the Legislature 10 increESe
or dinnisn salaries OF public ofncerl L,oa g.gog'
Sections III and IL relate to the election or ;Ap.
polntment OF omcers and the tenure ef ofAeen
created oy the Le9isiatnre' which must neVertx.
coed four years
(Section l2 ofths old Constitution, providing f0r
state Printer, was stricken out -G,- .s,Lsr
Section II requires the Governor, Secrethry OF
State, Treasurer, Controller and Clark Of the 81:
seetSn Il ppoSde. po Sfse S 0ss: stsss
discretion OF the LegtaAsuse In 1854 ls65,Gls7al
ana every Yen years thereafter 10 serve, togetner
Wi'h tne uhted states census, ~ Q OaSis q repre-.
sentaiion. r,...i ~ ~ .s:.. OF s.g,.Jr,L -.al
Sec IA establishes theplurallty rulein elections.
ARTICLE xvI--AAENDhkrTs. .lEoJy
two.thirds votes Of two suceenive LSNiliatures,
and subsequent ratification By the peonie. q rAlso,
that the Legislature by a two-thirdS vote. may
submit to the people the question u fealHnS Con-
vsntion to revise the Constitution, ThiS AFtlcss
was In substance, the same in the old Constitution
Sections !, 2, 3 and provide for the trnnsfer of
rights, actions, prosecutions, Judgments, eIiima
etc, from the Territorial to the aIASTlmnint,
for the continuance Of Territorial laws until re-
transfer Of fines and forfeltures, reooniEsneos,o
etc, and all legal proceedings.
Section $ axes the salRries-fos the AFst tenn n
ofice-Goyernor, $4,000; Secretary pf6tstS Con-.
troller and Treasurer, each, $500; Safvey0r
General $1,000; Attorney General, q so, 6np
perlntendent Of Public Instruction, 5000 each
judge of the Supreme Court $1,000; memhtfI of
the Legislature % per day and 10 CENTS Per mile
each way .r-;.,.-.
section establishes the follo"ing spportIeu.
ment OF the Legislsture until othsrMiAs ProvtAsd
by law; storey county, SenatorS, i2 AsDembly.
mem DouglAs county, Senator, 9AsoenhayASai
Esmeralda county, SenAtorh = tA1Anmhlymen:
Humboldt county, 2 2'senatorS. 8 AEsem6iy yrSen: