Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24

coN,sr1rnfION or NHEApA.

The Amendment of the old CouStitutIon leoa.
lists in substituting the words nreil, personal and
DosseBsory, excepting mines and mining elamS
he proceeds Of which alone ahAu b taxed
place Of the words "both real and personal, m
luding mime. and mining property" Thnr
regarded q the most important change mae y
Article XI of the old Constellation, entitled 81:
sries was amended 30 q 70 AZ the salaries 81
State Officers etc. only for the hfst term end then
stricken out and transferred to the schedule s't
g. .3TG ARTICLE XI-RDUCATIoH. 30 eIsH
Provides for the election, once in two yeafh OF
j Superintendent Of Public Instruction, and for
The establishment Of uniform system ofCommon
Schools to be maintained at least six months eacn
year In every School District ANY school Dis
rIct falling to maintain such school for the space
of six months, or permitting seetarian instruction
herein, may be deprived Of its proportion Of tbs
School Fund. The Legislature may pass such
laws 40 will tend to secure general attendance OF
rhildren on the schools The lands donated by
Congress for educational purposes, and al Other
SourceI of income available for the purpose, are
solemnly set apart and pledged 10 the School
Fund the interest only Of which IL to be dlStribu
ted pro rata, according to the number Of children
between six and eighteen years OF sge In encn
county. Floating school land warrants are 70 be
sold Astate University is to be established. en-
pRrtments. All teachers and professors are re-
9ulred to take an oath of Office A half mill on
me dollar special tax il 10 be levied annually for
tDe support Of the University and common
schools. The Governor, Secretary Of State and
superintendent Of Public Instruction cenEtitutea
Board Of Regents Of the University and public
schools for the first four years the Legislature 10
elect their successors said Board Is REQUIRED TO
organize the Mining Department ofthe University
as speedily and efficiently a. possible AL Serts.
rlan instruction in the schools or UniverSty il
prohibited.
This amends the corresponding Article Of the
old Constitution by striking ont 70 much a made
the attendance Of children on the schools compul
sorry by asking for the consent Of Congress to the
appropriation TO school purposes Of the $4,000
acres granted for internal Improvements, and In
some less important particulars .. alr.
ARTICLE xH-hILITIA. -... ..
Requires the Legislature to provide for organ.
izing and dSciplninE the militia and the effective
encouragement Of volunteer corps etc; also dives
the Governor power to call out the militia In
emergencies. The Article Is Identical with the
one In the old Constitution. f. " th" '-'
ARTICLE xlII-PuBLIc INSTITUTIONS 81
Requires the State to foster benevolent inTtitu
lions and the counties TO provide for the aged In
firm or INDECENT. The Language Of the Article n
the same an In the old Constitution. g'.
-.. ARTICLE xIy-BoUHDARY,r e.
Establishes the State boundary as In the EnG.
bling Act and provides for extending such boun.
Diary one degree further east, whenever Congress
shall assent and as far west as California may ru
Inqulsn. Tnere ID no change IN thls nom inc ON
Constitute Oh. l. .-,..---l- 49,.
Section fixes the seat of Government at CSr,
SON City and prohibits appropriations Tor Capitol
buildings for the mex three years, insteail 81 y,
years, as in last years Constitution.
Section prescribes an osth Of once, including
an oath OF allegiance to the United states, ana ~
oain tnat .ne party mas not, nnee Ihe soopuyn "
the communion, ana ~llnot DC, engssea aeusi
Seeuon PFvhlons any PeIsom no' ony "O Ii
noldins ounce pul l"nen N Hudinonsi 70 inc o'a
Consntunonl uom YOUNG VINO na' oeen ~ 'A''
way c3nce1n ga IN oueL
~. a. ~ ss' "
SeSs "a 10 p ~. sIe..,,,, ~, ,hs ,rra..
seeHon nA 80, 'ae ~ N ~ ~
Gay next aiteT tue hrst monuay ol NoVenUeE, IL,
sectlon 0: Inc aggregate numoer OF memuerSo'
the Legislature snall never ehceeo 20. ,,L.,n
Secnon requires county omcerS 10 no'u 'ne"
0'S S,, =, e niS Fa ~, qualification ~ .,n,r,s
oeeuOn PIofueS lor tne PupIea'ioh VI "'A'u'o
lsws ana SUPREME CouIs aecisl ic .t..
secuonS autnonzes 'he EesS,Ature toine'eHse
or diminish ~ salaries Of pupnc omcen
Sections ~ ana II relste e 70 .ne seeu1n 81 ",
polntent ., TIncs sIi anu ,ne h,sS ~ 49,
csed fon: yssrs So - >.
TS.a.;n q os,ho ola r,or.,,,r,tor rrovtd;nv far
pr,a ~ q Tue o .,rScIan IN,
ss",,d 10 r.rn1.s. he Tiovs,no, s.cr,tayv NJ
&C. T.so.S,sr 1on,roIlsr and CIsrL NJ he su
ela.e, ~ .hn,s y, ,h, csn,,sI
prsme Cour, onP '1 fer Sta,s cs,-n. n III.
=, oee,on 70 po,S ~. - ,acE ISso 1sSr
olsste.on ol tne shs"us,a, =, ie 80. ,og,,hsr
anu se S.n.a- an,'s a. ha.is ~ renr.
VIII the oni'eu S'"'e' e'N'"r' ~ e"ss'o' 'NS'>
aaa Ioh,,be. N. n,nrs,I,v r,lefn eI.s,ion,
sec. II es'aolisAeS Tue piu'anty .a.elu ''''
AkTIcLE ATI-Aa ~ ~ 6S-s.,..,,o,, ,,-
frovloes LOT nienuLneut " AuI ".i.I".n-;
tWo-thiros Votes Oh TWO successive Lesi''H'uIes'
and subsequent raIlncaton oy tne PeoPle. nso,