The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1890-07-19

of stock is void. NO cOIpOIds1oLi
shall issue stock or bonds, except
for labor done, services performed,
or money or property actually re-
ceived. No foreign corporation can
do any business in this State with
out having one or more known
places of business, and authorized
agent upon whom process may be
served. No incorporate company,
or any association of persons or
stock company, in Idaho, shall COM
bine or make any contract with any
other incorporate company, foreign
or domestic, in any manner, fixing
the price or regulating the produc-
ton of any article of commerce or
produce of the soil.
MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS.
The Legislature shall provide by
general laws for the incorporation
of cities and towns. Those hereto
fore incorporated may become or
ganized under such general laws
whenever majority of the electors
at general election shall so deter
mine; and any county or incorpo-
rated town may make local, police,
sanitary and other regulations not
in conflict with its charter.
The State shall never assume the
debts of any county or town except
in war; nor shall any county or
town, or other municipal corpora
ton ever become a stakeholder in
any joint stock company, corpora
ton or association whatever, or
raise money for, or make donation
or loan its credit to any of them
provided that cities and towns may
contract debts for school, water,
sanitary and Illuminating purposes,
in which case it shall own it's just
proportion of the property thus
created and its income.
IMMIGRATION AND LABOR.
There shall be established a bu-
reau Of immigration, labor and
statistics. under charge of COM
missioner, appointed by the Gov
ernor with consent of the Senate.
He is to hold two years, and is to
collect information on these sub
jects and report to the Governor
annually.
Not more than s hours actual
labor shall constitute a lawful days
work on all State and municipal
works. Prison labor is to be done
within the prison grounds except
when done on public works under
direct control Of the State. Chill
dren under IA must not be employ
ed in underground mines. No
person not citizen Of the United
States, or who has not declared his
intention to become a citizen, can
be employed upon, or in connection
with, any State or municipal works.
Lien laws shall be enacted. Boards
of arbitration may be established
by the Legislature to determine
controversies between laborers and
their employers, with powers like
those of Justices of the Peace. The
commissioner shall receive such
salary as the law hereafter may
prescribe.
MILITIA.
Every able-bodied male person,
resident of this State, between Is
and 45 years shall be enrolled and
perform such military duty as may
be required by law; but no person
having conscientious scruples
against bearing arms, shall be COM
PEELED to perform such duty in time
of peace; but he shall, in lieu there
of, pay into the county school fund
an equivalent in money, to be fixed
by the law. All militia officers are
to be commissioned by the Cover
nor; records, banners, and relics
of the State preserved in the office
of the Adjutant General. All mil
itary organizations shall carry no
other device, banner or flag, than
that Of the United States or the
State of Idaho. No armed police
force, or detective agency, or armed
body of men shall ever be brought
into this State for the suppression
of domestic violence except upon
the application of the Legislature
or the Executive when the Legisla-
ture cannot be convened.
WATER RIGHTS.
The use Of all waters now or here
after appropriated for sale, rental,
or distribution, or originally for
private use, afterward devoted to
sale, &C., are declared public use,
subject to control and regulation
by the State. The right to collect
rates for use OF water supplied to
any county, or town, or water dis
trict, or the inhabitants thereof, is
a franchise, and cannot be exercised
except as prescribed by law.
1T Is FURTHER PROVIDED:
ARTICLE XIV.
SECTION 3. The right to divert and
appropriate the unappropriated waters of
any natural stream to beneficial uses shall
never be denied Priority of appropria-
ton shall give the better right as between
those using the water; but when the
waters of any natural stream are not suf-