Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-10-09


exceed fifteen cents on each one hundred
dollars OF valuation. the rate herein al
lowed to be levied and collected the same
as other taxes for county and city purpOs-
es, and subject to all existing cOIstitu-
tional restrictions rs to valuation OfprOp-
erty.
STATE OF MIsSOURI-ss.
|, Michael X. McGrath, Secretary OF
State of the State of Missouri, certify the
foregoing to be full, true and complete
COPIES of resolutions passed by the Ihir-
ty Second General Assembly OF the stare
of Missouri entitled concurrent resoiu-
ton submitting to the qualified voters OF
tile State of Missouri an amendment TO
the constitution thereof, concerning the
judicial depa rtment.' and concurrent
resolution submitting to the qualified
ment to the. consatfP fsSs say thereof. concern
ing revenue and taXafH W
In testiso dre-ynereSf have hereunto
and tm,l-uesi affixed the seal
fnt@ Done-aI pr dayity of Jefferson
fsar eighty .'ckee ryd and eighty
q, ssli, four;
teg. q Louis, sI9s't q state.
in Zines oftl,ep
filosopuTIo4 ceedissSpMENrs--no SUB
srests. MTkSNenes MADE KNOWN.
g, afETIoN sie'~ ial amSpdments proposed
= ;ene co y Est 9stf az State of # M y.
ed ted wi pistoTasss of he session at
AslasA they A. Deposed. and also in
county in tho mo" for four consecutive
weeks l,Sxt pFtcet Ing the general cleo
ton tho next ensRfng, and two or more
copies q ouch amendments. printed in
great pfxfner poster type. shall be posted
at each voting place for the information
of voters; such copies shall be furnished
by the Secretary of State to the county
clerks of each county. who shall have the
same duly posted 1T each voting place in
his county on the morning of the election
day on which said amendments are to be
voted on. Laws 1888, p. AZ.
SEC 2. The Secretary of State shall
designate In what newspaper in each
county said proposed amendments shall
| be published, and the claim due the pub
Usher of such newspaper for such publ
| cation and the costs of publishing the
copies OF the amendment hereinbefOre
provided for, shall be certified by the
Secretary of State to the State Auditor,
who shall draw his warrant on the State
Treasurer therefor, payable out of any
| money i'm the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated Laws 1888. p. 4S.
SEC 3. Whenever any General Assem-
bly, shall propose more than one consti-
| tutiOnal amendment, such amendments
shall be numbered by the Secretary of
| State in the order in which they are
passed. as ssFirst Constitutional Amend
ment," Second Constitutional Amend
ment," and so on. -. Laws 1881, p. SO.
| SEC. 1. The vote on such proposed
constitutional amendments shall be taken
by ballot. and such amendments shall be
designated on each ballot by their respect
i've numbers. If but one amendment has
been proposed, each ballot shall have
written or printed thereon the words
constitutional Amendment, but if
more than one amendment has been pro-
posed, then each ballot shall have writ
ten or printed thereon the words 'sFirst
Constitutional Amendment, ''SecOnd
| Constitutional Amendment and SO on,
designating, in numerical order, each
| amendment. All those voting i'm favor
of any amendment shall have written or
printed on their ballots, after such
amendment. the word Yes and all
those voting against any amendment
| ballots, after such amendment, the word
"No. FLAWS 1881, p. 50.
SEC. 5. The election on such proposed
constitutional amendments shall be con-
Quoted. and the returns thereof made to
| the several county clerks and by them
certified TO the Secretary of State. as pro-
vided by law i'm the case Of election of
State officers. Laws 1881, p. 50.
SEC. 6. If, upon such returns so made
| to the Secretary of State, it is found that
there is a majority of the qualified voters
| of the State voting for and against any
| one of said amendments, i'm favor of such
| amendments. the same shall be deemed
| and taken to have been ratified by the
people, and the Secretary of State shall
certify the result of such vote to the Gov
| ernOr, wh) shall thereupon, without UNI
| necessary delay, issue his proclamation
declaring such amendment ratified by
majority of the qualified voters of this
State. and valid and binding to all intents
and purposes as part of the constitution
of the State of Missouri. Laws 1881, p.
80.