The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-10-22

above provided, shall be received from the
state by any member of the legislature for
his serbiccs, or in any other manner a. such
member.
| Whereas, the foregoing proposed amend
ment to the constitution Of this state wan
duly ratified and agreed to by thelegislaturs
of this state for the year 1881, by a majority
of all members elected to each house, there
/ fore
To he people Of tie Stats of Wisconsin, reprs-
Ss'stsd IN senate and assembly, a, enact q:
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Section /. The foregoing proposed amend.
mentS to the constitution of this state shall
be submitted to the people at general elec-
tion tt be held on Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday OF November, 1881, ;, and Il tho
people shall approve and Iatffy tie said
| amendments by majority CT the electors
voting thereon said amendments shalt be-.
! come part of the constitution of this state.
Section l. The form o. the ballot In.
voting to approve and ratify Said amend:
ments shall be- for the amendment to sec:
ton four, article four, of the constitution,
Tor the amendment 20 section five, artfeK
four. OF the constitution for the amendmSnt
to section eleven, article four, of the con.
stitution for the amendment to section
twenty.one. article four, of the constitutions.
And the form of the ballots against satt
| amendments shall be, against the amend
mcnt to section tour, article four, OF the
constitution against the anie ndment "a
section five, of the constitution az ainst the
amendment to section eleven, article four,
OF the constit ution against the amendment {
to section twenty-one, article four, OF thg
constitution. They shall be on separate
ballots, and said ballots shall be cast in
separate boxes, to be provided for thai
purpose, and all persons Qualified to vote At
any election in this state, shall be deemed
VOt ers on thisquestion.
Section 8. The votes cast for or against
said amendments shall be counted and re-
turned, by the inspectors of the election in
ali respects as votes for state officers are
counted and returned aud the officers I'M
counties now designated by law to canvass
the returns otyotes for state officers shalf
canvass the returns i'll their respective coun-
ties on this question, and certify and return
the result to the state canvassers at the
same time and places, and under the same
regulations and restrictions now provided by
law for canv&ssing and declaring the returns
for elections OF state officers, and the state
canvassers shall canvass said returns, certi,
fed to them as provided by law in case Of
elections for state officers.
Section 4. Within three DAYS after the
determination of said canvass by the state
canvassers, they shall certify the result
thereof to the governor, who shall there,
upon, without delay, make proclamation OF
the result.
Section 5. The secretary of state is here
by required to include the substance of this
act in the notice of the general election for
the year 1881.
approved April I; 1887,
Given under MY HAND and official seal, al
the Capitol, In The city of Madison, ths
eighth day Of august, A.D. 1881.
HANS B. WARNER,
Secretary Of State:
TO Tue SHERIFF oE DOUGLAS COUNTY via
shsrif'a Once, Dosxss County. Wis.l
Superior. Asguss ~ 1881.
To the Torn Clerks IN The several Gos7s ~
Douglas County, Hiseonsin.
I N pursuance TO the above notice served upon ne
l. by the Secretary Of State, of the State OF Wiz
coDsin and TO TO the statutes Of the ssate reiasiur
to elections notice Is hereby given to the quAiiasa
electors of the several towns of the couny Of Dcsgsx
that at the general election to bs held I'll the sew
ci" toNuo dpu cfcCtiouspTecinCa IN me county ef
Douglas on Tuesday next succeeding the first Ksa1
day, being the eighth day OF Noysmber nett: the
following United States officers mentioned In seix
notice are to be elected. and also the following
named Legislative oficers to be elected ~ wit
A member of the Assembly for the Assembly diS-
trict comprising the counties Of Ashland, Bayrsn
Burnett, Bayfield, Douglas and Polk Ia place q
whose term OF Once wifi expire en-
the first Monday in January AID. 1851, aud aiss
the following County Officers.
County Sheriff in place of James Newton whose
term OF of1ce will expire the frat Monday In
Jaruary A, d. 1882.
ACounty Register of Deeds in place OF d. Geo.
Morrison whose term OF Office will expire on the
the first Monday in January AID. 1882
a County Supertendent of Schools in plate OF /
w: Cat e5, whose term Of Office will expire the
first Monday in January AID. 1882
In testimony whereof have hereunto set ms
hand officially at the Sherifs Oiico In Superior
this 2Ith day of August d. 1881.
JAMES NEWTON
Sheriff Of Douglas County.