Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-29
LEGAL.

side Of the City of Oakland and not I'm.
GUIDED in the Fifty fourth Assembly District
ana al OF the City OF Oakland eonstitnting
Inc ~, IT. rlith ana Seventh Wards, not included
Assembly Districts, one member.
| Der N'''"' O"e inoiu'
81 81. An that portion of the County Of San
| member ~ N'Oi' "he
o. All that portion of San JOAQUIN Comfy
no. Included In the Fifty-eighth district, one
60 The County of Amador. one membcr
o. .Ihe County OF Caevaras, one member
Der. one mem
g. All that portion of the Conr,v ~ sor,o
Cara comprising the Townships Of Alma
den Redwood, Fremont, Alyis6. and santa
Clara, one member A'iu '''''"
o. All that portion of the County of Santa
| member ' '"se' oue
65. All that portion of Santa Clara conntv
comprising the Townships of Milpitss. Bhf
nel, ana Gllroy, and al of the Township Of
san Jose except the City of San Jose one
member ''S' '''o
66. The County of Stanislaus, one member
o.. The Counties of MERGED and Mariposa.
| one member. f7'''
6s. The County of San Benito one member
es The County of Monterey, one member
~ The County of Fresno, one member
4 The County of Tulare, one member.
~ Inc Counties of Apline. Mont, and Inyo
7s The County of San Luis obispo, on,
Der. - ''iN '''''''
70, The Counties of Kern and Ventura
one member 'o'
10. All that portion Of Los Angeles County
contained N the Townships of Soledad. Saf
LeraaHhuo, NJ Monte, San Gabriel. La Bal
a1nas A1usu wilmington, San Antonio, and
M that portion of Los Angeles Township moi
contained within the City limits OF Los An
geles City, one member. 80
III q; i i portion of Los Angeles County
contained within the limits oi the civ y,
Los angeles, one member.
~ an that portion Of the County of Los
angeles not included In the Seventy sixth
aiiu SeNehty'seYenth AssemblyDl tricts. one
u, The County of San Bernardlno one
80; The County or san Diego, one member
Also Judges of the Superior Court In and
for the following counties, Viz. ''' ~ anu
IN each Of the Counties of Alpine. ANA.
III Dutte' ,sieyaras, Colusa, Contra Costa.
pei Norte III Dorado. Fresno Humboldt.
Mendocino, MERGED, Modor. None Mpvia'
rey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Pmmas SIN
Benito, san Bernardino, San Diego. san Luis
3 rasp s,s san Mateo, Santa Barbara, Santa
Stuz, SHASTA, sierra, Siskiyou, Solano. Stan.
islaus, Tehaml Trinity, Tuiare, Tuolnnna
Court. P"
In the Counties of Yuba and Suffer com.
mined, one Judge of the Superior Court
In each of the Counties Of Aiamede In.
angeles. Sacramento, San Joaquin. santa
Clara. ana sonoma, two Judges OF the Su
= pcrior Court, VIZ N
In the City and County NJ San Frorot.o.
, four Judges Of the Superior Court.
Also, AT the said election, amendments I,
/ the Constitution of State, submitted hy IN,
Legisiature at It's last regular session, and al
, AFTER specified, will be voted upon nv m,
electors of said State, viz. ~
AMENDMENT NO. /.
, ARTICLE xf.
SECTION 10. In any city where there are IL,
public works owned and controlled by tn,
MUNICIPALITY Tor supplying the same with
; water or artificial light any Individual o
a any company, duly Incorporated for sucl
purpose under and by authority of the law
o. tni5 state, shall, under the direction of tn
, Superintendent OF Streets, or other officer Ii
! control thereof, and under such general reg
uiauons as the municipality may prescrlb,
y ior damages and indemnity for damages
may nase the privilege OF using the public street
4 ana thor0ughfares thereof, and of lawn.
!, uoWn pipes aud oonduits therein, and con
! nections Herewith, so far as NAV be neces
; sary for Introducing into and supplying suei
|, Grm{ ana rs inhabitants. either with gas
iight OF other Illuminating light, or Will
= fresh water for domestic and all other pur
q poses, upon the condition that the municipa
+ government shall have the right to regulat,
y the charges thereof
; AMENDMENT NO. 2.
ARTICLE TX
: SECTION 7. The Governor. Superintend
Z ent Of Public Instruction, and the Princi
pals of the State Normal Schools shall con
stitute the State Board of Education anl
/, snall compile, or cause TO be compiled ant
= adopt uniform series of textbooks for us,
: Id the common schools throughout the State
The state Board may cause such tex. boox
y when ADOPTED to he DrinfaA nd .ha.
Z py the superintendent of State Printing a
= the State Printing ONCE, and when ),
a printed and published. to be distributed
= = and sold at the cost price of printing. pub
fishing, and distributing the same. The text
a, DOCKS so adopted shall continue in use no
less than four years; and said State Boart
, snail perform such other duties as may b,
prescribed by law. The Legislature Shall
! provide for a Board of Educ ition In eacl
county in the State. The County Superin
, tendent and the County Boards of Education
snail nave control of the examination o
! teaohers and the granting of teachers Ger
tihcates within their respective jurisdic
tons.
, AMENDMENT NO. 8.
, ARTICLE XIII.
SECTION .. A State Board of Equalization
I consisting of one member from each Cor
I gressional District in this State, as the sam
existed in eighteen hundred and seventy
nine, shall be elected by the qualified elect
J ors of their respective districts, at the gen
, eral election to be held In the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-six, and Al
! each gubernatorial election thereafter who's,
term Of oifice shall be for four years, who's,
duty II shall be to equalize the Valuation
OF the taxable property In the several coun
: ties OF the State for the purposes of taxation
I The Controller of State shall be ex-officin ,
member of the Board. The Boards OF su
peryisors of the several counties of the Stat,
shall constitute Boards of Equalization fo
, their respective counties, whose duty i
shall be to equalize the valuation of the tax
able property In the county for the purpos,
OF taxation. pr0pided such Stat,
, and County Boards OF Equalization
: are hereby authorized and EN-
! powered, under such rules of notice a,
the County Boards may prescribe, as to tn,
county assessments, and under such rules O
notice as the State Board may prescribe a,
to the action of the State Board, to increas,
or lower the entire assessment roll or any
assessment contained therein, so as to equal
, ize the assessment of the properly contained
in said assessment roll, and make the assess
ment conform to the true value in money oI
, the properly contained In said roll; prorid
cd, that no Board of Equalization shah raise
any mortgage, deed of trust. contract, OF
other obligation by which debt is secured
money or solvent credits, above its face
, value: Ihe present State Board of Equaliza
ton shall continue in office until their sue
cessors, as herein provided for, shall be
elected and shall qualify. The Legislature
shall have power to redistrict the State into
tour districts, as nearly equsi in population
US pfdctlctDle, anu 10 provide Tor the cleo
tons of members of said Board of Equaliza
ton.
Eaeh amendment shall be voted upou
separately from the others, by ballot. at the
next general election to be holden on Tues.
day, the fourth day OF November. A ID. 1884
The ballots used at such election
shall contain the words: "For the
Amendment No. l." or the word.
Against the Amendment No l." "For this
Amendment No 3" or the words "Against
the Amendment No q" "For the Amend.
ment No. B." or the words Against the
Amendment No. g." written or printed
thereon.
And | do hereby offer reward of one
hundred dollars for the arrest and conyic-
ton of any and every person violating any
OF the provisions of Title ", Part |. Of the
Penal Code; such rewards to be paid until
the total amount hereafter expended for the
purpose reaches the sum of ten thousand
dollars.
In testimony whereof, |, George Stoneman
Governor of the State Of California, have
hereunto set my hand and caused the Great
seal of the State to be affixed, at the City of
Sacramento, on this the fifteeth day OF Sep
tember, A. d. 1884.
GEORGE SLOVENIAN,
Attest:
THos. L. THOMPSON.
Secretary Of State.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
! DEPARTMENT OF STATE.