Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

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~ that on the nrst Taesday, the sixth day
Il November next, ct Curry Engine Mouse in
Carson City. and at the cid Postofice Building
in Empire City, Ormsby County, State Of Ne
vada, an election will be held for State. County
and Township officers, to wit:
One Congressman.
One Justice If the Supreme Court.
Three Presidential Electors.
Two Regents for State University [long
One Regent for State University (short
term.)
One State Senator.
Three Assemblymen.
One Sheriff.
One County Clerk.
One County Treasurer.
One County Recorder.
One District Attorney.
One Public Administrator.
One County Commissioner, [Long Term]
One County Commissioner, GShort Term.
One Justice of the Peace, Carson Township.
One Justice Of The Peace, Empire Township.
One Constable. Carson Township.
One Constable, Empire Township.
One School Trustee, Carson District. [Long
Tem.l
One Schesl Trustee, Carson District, (Short
One School Trustee, Empire District, [Long
Term.
One School Trustee, Empire District, (Shert
Term.1
One School Trustee, Brunswick District,
[Long Tern.l
One echsol Trustee, Brunswick District,
[Short Term.l
And the following proposed Amendments
to the Constitution.
Proposed Amendment Ne. 1.-Provides
that the session Of the Legislature shall con-
vene on the Third Monday Of January, instead
of the first Monday.
Proposed Amendment No 2-Providss that
the Senate may elee itA swR President.
Proposed Amendment Ne. s.-Amends the
section restricting the power Of the Legislature
in matters Of special legislation.
Proposed Amendment No. S.-Provides
for dispensing with the Lieut. Governor - Presi-
dent Of the Senate.
Prodosed Amendment No. s--Repealing
that portion Of the Constitution which provides
for the election Of Lieut.: Governor.
Proposed Amendment No. 9.-Providing
for Gubernatornial succession to the President
Of the Senate and Speaker Of the Assembly.
in certain cases.
Proposed Amendment No. 20.-Striking
cut the name of Lieut.. Governor from the
Constitutional provisions concerning impeach-
ment of State officers.
Proposed Amendment No 23-Authorizing
the apportioning of School moneys among the
different counties as the Legislature may direct
and the investment Of the principal in Bonds
Of other States.
Proposed Amendment No. 24.-Authoriz-
ing the Legislature to impose tax OF two
mills on the dollar for educational purposes,
instead Of one half of one mill, as at present.
Proposed Amendment No. 25.-Requiring
the state. instead Of the several counties, to
provide for the care OF INDECENT persons, etc
Proposed An endment No. 81 Reducing by
the period of two years, the time at present
to effactuate amendments to the con-
Which said Election will be opened at 8
o'clock in the morning and will continue until
6 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.
The Ballots used at said election shall ba
OF good quality OF white book paper, ten inches
long by four and one-half inches in width. The
names thereon printed shall be in borgeois or
BREWER capitals. The design alton of office In
BREWER or nonpareil, and the form Of printing
shall be on the left hand margin of the ballot
and there shall be printed upon the ballots;
No Ives; or amendment No 1-No
Amend nentNo 3-Ycs;or amendment 70 3-No;
No 5-Yes; or amendment No 5-No; |
No Yes; or amendment No $40; I
No 9.fes; or amendment No Ono; |
Eo2O- Yes; OF amendment No 2o-No; |
NOES Yes: or amendment Ne 23-No; |
Amendment No24- Yes; or amendment No 24-No; |
amendment NOES Yes: or amendment No s5-No;
Amendment Ne27 Yes; or amendment No 27-No; |
Precincts, Polling places and Inspectors:
Carson City, at Curry Engine House.
Inspectors, d. R. CUP; James w. Spur
icon; and N. R. Esther.
Empire City, at old Postoffice Building.
Inspectors: Horace Bowley; s. E. Jones;
nd Eugene May.
Dated this LIST day of October A. d. 1888. |
WIN HY. DOANE.
yerk of the Board Of County Commissioners.
NOTICE.
Alta special meeting a the Board Of County |
held this inst, the following |
rider was made, and duly entered Of record:
It appearing to this Board that the size Of
he Ballots as ordered to be printed for the
oming General Election, viz: Ten inches long
nd four and one-half inches wide, is not
sufficient size to admit Of all that is neces
ary to be printed thereon, that the order
sretofore made on the LIST DAY Of October, A.
J., 1883. in regard to the size Of the BalloJs
g, aud the same Is hereby amended, % - to
cad Fourteen inches long BY four and one
alf inches wide. By order Of the Board.
WIN. ny. DOANE, Clerk.
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