Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-22

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Article XII of the old Constitution, entitled ~;
aries was amended so as to nx inc Salales "
State ofcers etc only for the first term, and then
stricken out and transferred to the schedule.
| ARTICLE xI-EDUcAT1oS.
ProvideS for the election, once in two years, Of
| a SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction, and ior
the establishment of uniform system OF common
Schools, 10 be maintained at least six months eacn
wear in every School District. ANY scnool DA-
trict failing to maintain such schooi LOT tne sRses
of Six months, or permitting sectarian insrueuon
therein, may be deprived Of Its proportion OF Ine
School Fund The Legislature may pass soen
laws as will tend to secure general at!endnns0I
children on the schools. The lands done.ea ~
Congress for educational purposes, ana All otner
sources of income available for the purpose, arc
solemnly set apart and pledged to the Senooi
Fund the interest only of which is TO be dstriou-
ted pro rata according to the number OF enuoren
between six and eighteen years OF age u eaen
| county Floating school land warrants are 70 %
sold A State University Is to be established. en-
bracing agricultural, mechanical and mining de-
partments All teachers and professor are re-
ouired to take an oath Of Office. half mnl ON
the dollar special tax Is to be levied ANNUALLY LOT
the support of the University and common
schools. The Governor Secretary Of State and
Superintendent of Public Instruction constitutes
Board of Regents of the University and pnone
schools for the first four years, the Legislature 20
elect their successors. Said Board ~ required 70
organize the Mining Department ofthe University
as speedily and efficiently as possible. All iectn
rian instruction In the schools or University u
| prohibited. ...t..r. &c..
This amends the corresponding Article OF the
old Constitution by striking out 30 much ~ made
the attendance of children on the schools eompul'
sorry, by asking for the consent of Congress 70 ths
| appropriation to school purposes of the 10000
acres granted for internal improvements, and III
some less important particulars.
ARTICLE XII-MILITIA.
| Requires the Legislature to provide for organ
izng and dsciplining the militia and the effective
encouragement of volunteer corps, ETC.; also gives
| the Governor power TO call out the militia In
emergencies. The Article is identical with the
one In the old Constitution ...-..
ARTICLE xIII-PUBLlc INSTITUTIONS.
| Requires the State to foster benevolent institu.
tions and the counties 10 provide for the aged IN.
| firm or INDECENT. The language of the Article 10
the same as In the old Constitution
| ARTICLE xIy-BoUSDARY.
| Establishes the State boundary as in the Ena.
| bling Act and provides for extending such boun-
| dairy one degree further east, whenever Congress
shall assent, and as far west as California may re.
| linqush. There is no change in this from the old
| Constitution.
| ARTICLE XY-NISCELLASEoUs PROVISIONS
Section fixes the seat of Government at Car.
son City and prohibits appropriations for Capitol
buildings for the next three years. instead of six
| In In TeQria Constitution.
| section . nrescribes an oath of Office including
an oath of aIIeoance to the limited States and an
oath that the party has not, since the adoption Of
the Constitution, and wilnot be, engaged In duel.
Section 3 prohibits any person not only from
holding Office, but (which IL additional to the old
80, conoorr,sd IN a duaI
| Saction 4 No ncrnetuitiex sbnll be allowed OK.
cept for eleemosynary purposes. -....
Section fixes the general election on the Tues
Section 6. The aggregate number ofmemberu Of
the Legislatures shall never exceed Is ..
Section requires county officers TO hold their
offices at the county seats ..
Section provides for the publication Of statute
laws and Supreme Court decisions
Section authorizes the Legislature 10 increase
or diminish saIarieS of public officers
Sections 10 and II relate TO the election or ap
pontment of officers and the tenure Of oficers
| created by the Legislature. which must never az.
coed four wears.
TSection 10 of the old Constitution proyidIp1 for
state Printer was strick on ont
Section 10 REQUIRES the Governor Secretary OF
State, Treasurerl Controller and CLERK NJ The su
! nreme Court IN keen thar oficas M the CanIial
Section n nroyidcs for a StGto ccnsns I'M the
discretion If he Teoisiotnre in ls6S 1851 Is7s
and every ten ycars Thereafter 10 serve Together
with the United States census a. basis of repre-.
son,at 10 INV" M '"''' "
San "a os,oh,.ba. ,ho r,,-n,,,,, -.,, s,ec,,o,.
S.N 49,, = 80 P.,'Sr,Sy.r.rs
AE ~ AM ~ ": -,
.,n ,htrSs $50 ~ , seoosi," "ai.Iat,,,os
ana suhSeonsnt ratifcation nv the peonie AlSo'
tbot tbs Ieo5sIotnra h. q tue tb;rJs rn;s NAV
.nS. tne as ~ o,, ~, f r.y
ycntion 10 revise The Constitntion This Article
80 IN snbstanns ,bo Sone IN ,ho oid rons,i,,,tio,'
was In substance inc same IN .ne Gl1 GonS''uu'A
coo.;or q = - .ro,,iSn -. ~. .t.- ~
T. - u pIoSiue i9l .ne aiaSr,. -
rishts, ae.ohs PrUsecu'tons' IHasuents, eiatns,
ec', rum .ie teII.ori ne 10 te e.'e ' nv
lor ING conunuanee OF ierIl'IrlAi LAws ultu re,
petea VI ai'eieu W tIe eLste ior tuo
uunseI Ti nnes anu 'utiet'fes' recosniISnee''
ETC, ana az lsgui PEoeeeuIe"
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onEe-1oyerpor, SOU HTcfo! Sn yo Si Con
SoHeF aha dreasa..ti e',H, eo,ovV surveyor sor ~
a. St,oso oen t e. oT 80 ~
Petinsenaen. Q, ruoe u, S1 on 500; eacn
h oosis,',o e. - a., an H. ~
- zs,s 80 PEI ""' H"u ," Pe' n'''o
Sa..tay os,ohl.bos ,hs for,o,,,,,o .,,o-,,o,,
rsnt ~ The fso;SIa,uro until n,S"rnsa PnProv;Sod
by law !: STOREY county. 4 SENATOR 10 Assembly.
| NAN norcIos County ssnator asSsnnbI,,osgS.
FsmaroIda cnnnty ! s.net A.SsrnhItyr nst.
HnmhoIS, connty . Senator hsssmbiymsn
Lander county, 2senatorS, AssembIymen; Lyon
county, senator, : Assemblymen LYON and
county AssemhlTman I'VE sonnty 1 Ssnssor
! Asse nbivman. 0rmshv conntv ) Senstors \
Assemblymen; Washoe and Room counties' Sen.
ators. 3 Issemblymcn.
Section 7 transfers all debts of the Territory 70
the State nroyiJed said indpb,adnoes an ali mi in
terfers with the additional sam Ooo antborized hv
| Article ~ y
Ssc,;on q rrov,dss tho, IN. ar., S.o,a ,tH.ar,
sbail hold mi The Tnesdav sIt.r tSs SrS. NnnS.v
| IT, Ianrar,, 1857 -' '''S' '-' - ''o-~'
Ssction q nrovidss TINT thu ssra,o-s arv, sI..,.d
sbaIl draw f6r long and short terms one bsIS soine
ont The dav after he GENERAL slectjon In iafS an3
the other half two wears later. WV
Sections 10 and IL provide for carrying out ths
| same rule respecting Assemblymen
Section 10 makes III. first session OF the Leet,l..
ture commence on the second Monday Of Deem,
| Der next the second on the first Monday of Jan.
uary. 1865 succeeding sessions TO be- held benni.
| ally commencing on the first Monday Of January.
Section 10 continues all Territorial and county
officers under the State organization till January,
1907, and the PROBATE Judges TIL the District
eiecsion IN Lander Comfy NEXT Eov.mhor
Snotor - contnmos tba Tsrr,,.sIaI - e.. an,
eec,ion and onoiiScston ~ s,s,a nf;csr. 'As
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