, 1890-11-23

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come necessary.
Providing for the Infringement of tie
university by the board Of trustees, to be
appointed By the governor, and prescrib-
ing the powers and duties of such board
of Trustees.
Prescribing the manner in which neces-
sary charitable. reformatory and penal in
stituhons shall be established AID sup
por ed, and prescribing the powers and
dutie s of a state board of charities.
Protecting and promoting the health
and morality of the people by such meas
ures for the encouragement of temper
Ance and virtue, and such restrictions
upon vice and immortality of every sort,
as are deemed necessary to the public wei
fare.
Prescribing officers and boards to whose
care the construction and preservation OF
all public buildings of the state shall be
intrusted, under regulations II be pre-
scribed by law.
Prescribing regulations under which q
board Of control, consisting OF a state en-
gineer and superintendents of the water
divisions, shall have the supervisors OF
the waters OF the state and of their an
preparation, distribution and diversion,
and of the various officers connected
Herewith.
Dividing the state into four water d.
visions and providing for the appoint
ment Of superintendents thereof.
Establishing, maintaining and fixing
the compensation OF the Office of inspec-
tor of mines, which office shall be filed
BY appointment of the governor.
Providing for the proper development,
ventilation, drainage aud operation of all
mines in this state.
Providing, at its first session, for the
manner in which. for any injury to per.
son or property caused BY wllful failure to
comply with the provisions of the mining
article. and in all cases in the state. when.
ever the death of a person shall be caused
by wrongful act, neglect or default. the
right Of action in respect thereto shall be
enforced.
Prescribing the duties and oonpensa
ton OF a state Reologist, to be appointed
by the governor.
Providing for tho organization of cor
porations.
Providing for the organization of mu-
tual and cooperative associations or cor
p~oratlons.
Precrlbing the form in which railroad
corporations operating lines of road in the
state shall make their annual reports to
the auditor Of state.
Providing for organizing new counties,
locating the county seats thereof, temper
srilY, and changing county limits.
Providing for changing countv seats in
organized counties.
Providing for a system OF township or
ganization and government, which may
be adopted by any county whenever a
majority OF the citizens thereof voting at a
general election, shall so determine.
Providing for the organization and class
i6cation OF municipal corporations.
Providing for the election of such coun-
ty officers as may be necessary.
Prescribing the manner and the regulai
tons under which the consent Of the ma
jority of the electors within a district pro
posed to be incorporated. shall be OBJ
tanned.
Restricting the powers of municipal
corporations to levy taxes and assess,
ments, to borrow money and contract
debts, so as to prevent the abuse of such
power.
Providing TOR the exercise upon the
part Of Incorporated cities, towns and
villages of the right of eminent domain
for the purpose of acquiring from prior
approprlators, upon the payment Of just
compensation, such water as may be me-
oessary for the well being thereof and for
domestic uses.
Fixing the amount of such salaries as
are not already fixed by the constitution.
Providing the fees which may be de-
manded by justices Of the peace and con-
stables in precincts having less than l. 500
population, aud the court commissioners,
boards of arbitration and notaries public.
Providing for, and fixing the compen
sation of such deputies as the public
necessities may require.
Prescribing such regulations as shall
secure q just valuation of all public prop
erty, real and personal,
Providing for the enrolment, equip
ment and discipline of the militia. to con-
form as nearly as practicable to the regu
l%ations for the government of the armies
Of the United States.
Providing regulations under which the
board of land commissioners, consisting
of the governor, superintendent of public
instruction and secretary of state, shall
have the direction, control, disposition
and care Of all lauds that have been here
tofore or may hereafter be granted to the
state.
Necessary laws for the sale, disposal,
leasing or care of all LANDS that have been
or may hereafter be granted to the state;
providing for the location and selection
OF all lands that have been or may
be hereafter granted by congress to the
state, and providing for the suitable
keeping, transfer and disbursements Of
the land grant funds, and requiring that
all officers charged with the same or the
safe keeping thereof shall give ample
bonds for all moneys and funds received
by them.