The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-10-10


Do works which require esuperintenGence, thert
ihall be a board OF public works, TO consist o
(hree members, and whose term of Office shall
be 70. such number of even years as may b
provided by law.
ARTICLE X.
SEC. q County officers shall b. elected In tn,
even years, on tho first Tuesday after the frs
tIonday in November, by the electors of eecf
county, in such manner, and Tor such torn o.
sven years, as may be provided by law. Whcr
eyacancy occurs in a county office 1t shall bt
filed by appointment for tho remainder OF thf
term.
SEGA. Township officers. and elective muni
cipal officers, shall be elected in the odd years
November, by the electors OF each township Of
municipality, in such manner, and for such
term OF even years. as may be provided oy law
occurs % in to OF un ~,
the remainder of the term.
ARTICLE XVI.
SEC. g. At the general election to be held in
he year one thousand eight hundred and
kirety-rwo, and in each twentieth year there
{fter the question shall there be L conven.
lion 20 revise, alter, or amend the Constitution,
Snall be submitted to the electors OF the stste,
and. III case majority of all the electors voting
at such election deciGs in favor OF a conven-
ton, the General Assembly, ct its next session,
shall provide, by law, for the election OF dele
gates, and the assembling Of such convention,
fs is provided In the preceding section: but no
amendment of this Constitution, agreed upon
by any convention assembled in pursuance OF
this article shall take eject until the Same shall
pave been submitted to the electors OF the
dtate, and adopted by u majority OF those vot-
Jag thereon.
SCHEDULE.
SEcTIoN2. The governor. lieutenant governor,
4easurer Of state, aud attorney general, chosen
I the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
foyemoer 1852. snail hold their offices until
le second Monday in January, 1898; and tho
/ enabers of the sixty ninth General Assembly
t.nli hold their Offices until the first day OF
.nuary, 1898. The term OF Office OF the auditor
s! state in Office when this amendment takes
tiect shall terminate on the second Monday In
January, 1898.
Section 3. The terms Of Office Of the judges of
he Supreme court which would, but for this
amendment, have terminated on the ninth day
OF February, in the years ln3l, 1872 1893. 1881.
1a95, 1885, 1897, and 1855, shall respectively,
terminate on the first day of January, in tho
years ls!i. 1898, 1873. 1897. 1892 1901, 1903. and
5a01 and their respective successors shall be
chosen or the first Tuesday after the first Mon
Say in November preceding the expiration OF
Aheir terms Of office.
SECTION 1. The terms of office OF the several
tudgoS OF the Circuit court which would. but
3,r this amendment, havo terminated on the
ninth day OF February, i'll the years !s9l, 1875,
ana lSa5. shall, respectively, terminate on the
trst day q: Jaauary, i'll the years 1851, 1888. and
ss!o; aud their respective successors Shall 10
chosen on the drst Tuesday after the first Mon
FAY il November preceding the expiration of
their terms of oitce.
SECTION }. The present terms of Office OF the
several judges of the Probate court shall ter
ninate on the first day OF January, 1891, and
3heir successors shall be chosen the first
Tuesday alter the first Monday i'll November,
$500.
SECTION G. The terms OF Office of the several
Judges of the Common Pleas court in Office
when this amendment takes effect shall ter
ylinate OH the first day OF January OF tAe odd
iear, ana those OF the superior courts in the
tven year, Nearest the time when their re-
epective terms OF Office would, but for this
amendment, have terminated: and their re-
Spectire successors shall be chosen on the first
tuesday after the first Monday in November
preceding the expiration Of their respective
ATms of office
SECTION :. The judges OF the several courts,
and all state. county, township, and municipal
3ficers, III Office when this amendment takes
effect. shall continue il Office until their sue
SCISSORS arc elected and qualified.
SECTION s. AT such election those electors de-
string to vote for such amendment may nave
placed upon their ballots the words biennial
Eiections--Ycs," and those opposed To such
amendment may have placed upon their ballOts
the words ''Bienniai Elections-NO."
NOAH III. ALBAUGH,
Sneaker pro tenn. OF the House of Represent
niiyeS.
WM. C. LYON,
President of the Senate