The morning call., 1892-11-07
POLITICAL.

pie OF the State OF California for their ratification
at The next general election, TO be holden In ihe
month OF November. A. u. eighteen hunOred and
ninety-two; aud The quai1 electors of ihe
State SHALL al said election, on their ballots,
vote for or against this Act; those yoing for the
same snail write or have printed on their ballots
The words For the San Francisco Depot Act"
and those voting against The same shall write or
have printed on their ballots the words "Agains,
The San Francisco Depot Act" The Governor
OF this State shall Include the submission of this
Act To the people as aforesaid Ia his proclama-
tion calling for said general election.
SEC. 10. The votes east for or against this Act
shall be counted, returned and canyassed aud
declared IN The same manner and subject to the
same ules as votes cast for State officers; and
IL II appear that said Act shall have received
majority oi all The votes east for and against
IL at such election as aforesaid, then tie same
shall have effect as beIeiabefore provided aud
shall be irrepealsbie until the rriuci al and
interest OF the liabilities herein created shall be
PAID ana dlscha Eed, aud the Governor shall make
{ proclamation thereof; but II a majority of the
votes cast as aforesaid ate against this Act. then
The same shall be and become void.
SEC. IL. Ii shall be- the duty OF the Secretary
OF State TO have this Act published in al least
one newspaper In each county, or city and
county, IL one be published therein, throughout
this State, for three months next DIec ding the
general election to be holden In the month of
November, A. ID. eighteen hundred and ninety
two. The costs of such publication shall be paid
out OF the General Fund, on Controllers war
rants duly drawn fer that purpose.
SEC. IL. This Act may be known and cited as
The 'San Francisco Depot Act"
SIC. 13. All Acts or parts OF Acts in conflict
win tne PROVISIONS OF THIS ACT are GereDy re-
peaed.
THIRD
An Act to ascertain and express the will of the
people of the State of California upon the
subject of requiring an educational qualifi-
cation of voters.
w WHEREAs, 1t Is expedlent that the wishes OF the
people of this State upon the subject OF Tequr-
ing an educational qualification OF voters should
be unmistakabIy expressed. In order that future
Legislatures may be guided thereby. In sub
mtting amendments TO the Constitution OF the
State; therefore,
The People of the State of California repre-
sented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as
follows:
SECTION 1. That thirty days prior TO the
issue bs proclamation calling upou the electors
TO signify at said election their viii as 10 whether
au educational qualification should be required
OF voters 10 this STATE, by placing upon the bal-
lots The words For an educational qualification
requiring everv voter 10 be able 10 write his name
aud read any section OF the Constitution In the
English language" or the words Against ri,
educational qualification requiring every voter
to be able 10 write his Uanis aud read any Sec
lion OF the Constitution In the English language"
and the lnsrectors and Judges OF Election ST
each and every poll In the state shall ascertain
aud make returns OF the number OF votes cast
"For an educational qualification requiring eserv
voter TO be able TO write his name ana read any