The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1881-10-08

"iheiuiheht snail continue IN Office till their
successors are duly elected and qualified.
Ana after the adoption of this amendment.
all senators shall be chosen for the term OF
four years.
That section eleven of article four of the
constitution of this state be amended SO as
20 read as follows Section IL. The
legislature shall meet at the seat of govern.
ment at such time as shall be provided by
law, once in two years and no oftene unless
convened5y the governor in speci al session.
and when so convened no business shall be-
transacted. except as shall be necessary to
accomplish the special purposes for which
| 1t was convened.
mat section twenty-one of article four Of
the constitution of this state be amended 40.
as to read as follows: Section 81. Each
member of the legislature shall receive for
his services for and during regular session
the sum of five hundred dollars, and ten
| cents for every mile he shall travel in going
to and from the place of meeting of the
! legislature on the most usual route In case
of an extra session of the legi stature, no,
| additional compensation shall be allowed to,
any member thereof, either directly or in
directly. except for mileage, to be computed
| at the same rate as for regular session. No.
| stationery, newspapers, postage or other
perqulstes, except the salary and mileage
above provided, shall be received from tho
state by any member of the legislature for
his serbices, or in any other manner as such.
member.
| Whereas, the foregoing proposed amend.
ment to the constitution of this state was
duly ratified and agreed to by the Legislatures
of this state for the year 1881, by a majority
OF all members elected to each house, there.
| fore
10 the people Of the State of Wisconsin, repre-.
se,,tsd IN senate and assembly, do enact az
| foNosOs
Section l. The foregoing proposed amend!
ments to the constitution Of this state shall
be submitted to the people at general elec-
ton to be held on Tuesday succeeding the
| first Monday of November, 1881, and if the
! people shall approve and ratify the said
amendments by majority of the electors
| voting thereon, SAID amendments shall 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.
tion four, article four, of the constitution
for the amendment 10 section fve article
four. of the constitution for the amendment
to section eleven, article four, of the con.
stitution for the amendment to section
twenty-one. article four, of the constitution.
And the form of the ballots against said
amendments shall be, against the amend
ment to section four, article four, OF tho
constitution against the anne ndment to
section five, of the constitution sg ainst the
amendment to section eleven, article four,
of the conStit ution against the amendment
| Spctiou fwa 10 ortiala Of
constitution. They shall be on separate
ballots, and said ballots shall be cast in
separate boxes, to be provided for that
purpose, and all persons qualified to vote at
| any election in this state, shall be deemed
V0t ers on thiaquestion.
Section 3. The votes cast for or againet
said amendments shall he 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 in
counties now designated by law to canvass
the returns Of votes for state officers shall
canvass the returns in 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 canyassing and declaring the returns
for elections of state officers, ard 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.
Approvel Aprii /, 1881.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
the Capitol, in the city of Madison, the
eighth day Of august, I'D. 1881
HANS B. WARNER,
Secretary of State.
TO THE SHERIFF OF DOUGLAS COUNTY WIS.,
Sheriff. Cfflce Douglas County, wis.l
Superior, August "A, 1891,
To the Ioagn Clerks iq he se0erca to7s,,s in
Douglas County, Wisconsin.
IN pursuance the above notice served upon me
L by the Secretary Of State, of the State of Wis.
cousin and to to the statutes CT the state relating
to elections. notice is hereby given to the qualified
electors Of the several towns ofhe county of Douglas
that at the general election to he held in the
eral towns and eleeton'precncts in the county Of
Douglas on Tuesday next Succeeding the first Mou>
day, being the eighth day Of November next, the
following United States officers mentioned in said
notice are to be elected, and also the following
nam ed legislative oticers to be elected to wit
member of the Assembly for the assembly dis~
trict comprising the counties Of Ashland, Barron
Burnett, Bayfield,, Doug glas and Polk In place OF
whose teTm Of Office will expire Oh
the first Monday in January AID. 1881, and aise
the following County 0a4eers.
County Sheriff in place Of James No wton whose
term of once will expire the frst Monday In
January 4, d. 1882.
-
Morrison whose term OF Office viii expire ths
the rrst Monday in January A. d. 1882,
County sapeTtendsn. Of Schools in plate OF /.
w. Cat es. whose term OF office will expire the
first Monday 10 January A. ID. 1882.
III testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand officially NJ the Sheriff's Ofico In Superior,
this gath day a august A d. 1881.
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff Of Douglas County.
GS ~ E.00per day at home. Samples
3cD ~ - nZUwoFta : tree. Address STISsoS.
X CO., Port !aad Naiae.