Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-29

Pomona city Precincts Numbers One, TWO,
Three and 6ogf 6s t,s, Az9ss, Glsndors. 81 Monte
Lamanda, Sierra Madre, San GABRIEL AL.
hambra Knolls, South Pasadena Rowland,
C6vina, Los Nietos, Whittier and Rivera,
From the seventy-second District, com
prising all that portion of the county
Of hSs Angess ne aS
Fruitland, Florence, Vernon, Downey,
Artesiss Clearwater Norwalk, Compton,
cerritas, wilmington. San Pedro, Catalina,
Chautauqua. Ballona, Centinelli. La Dow,
University and Rosedale, one member.
ing all that portion of the county of Los
Angeles included in the following election
precincts: Los Angeles city precincts num-
Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven. Twelve,
Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen. Sixteen, Seven
teen and Eighteen one member,
prising all that portion of the county of Los
Angeles included in the following election
precincts; Los Angeles city precincts num-
two Twenty-three, Twenty-four, Twenty
five, Twenty-six. Twenty seven, Twenty
eight, Twenty-nine, Thirty and fhirty-one
From the Seventy-nfth District, compris-
ing all that portion of the county of Los An
geles included in the following election pre-
cincts: Los Angeles city precincts numbers
Thirty-two Thirty-three, Thirty-four, Thir-
ty-fve, Thirtv-six, Thirty-seven, Thirty
s aa FqFy T0fs
Forty-six and Forty.seven, one member
From the Seventy sixth District, compris-
Ing ro@ aa sSs s
prising all that portion of the county of San
Bernardino within the election precincts of
Black Hawk, Bag,iad. Providence, Needles,
Ivanpah, Chino, Union. Rincon, Newberry,
South Riverside, Temescal, Cotton, East
Pass and Banning, together with the Third
Supervisorial District one member.
From the Seventy-eighth District com
Bernardino not included in the Seventy
seventy Assembly District, one member.
From the Seventy-ninth District, compris-
ing all that portion of san Diego county sit
uate within the corporate limits of the city
of San Diego, one member.
From the Eightieth District, comprising
all that portion of San Diego county not I'M
cluded in the Seventv-ninfh Assembly Dis
trict, one member
Also, four Judges OF tho superior Court
In and for the county of San Francisco.
Also, one Judge OF the Superior.C Court In
and for the county of Tulare.
Also, one Judge of the superior Court IN
and for the county of Kern, for the uneX'
pired term ending. January, 1897; vice A. r.
Conklin, appointed.
Also, one Judge OF the superior Court IN
and for the county of Sacramento, for the
unexpired term ending January, is91, vice
w. c. Van Fleet, resigned.
Also, one Judge ot The superior Court IN
and for the county of San Francisco for the
unexpircd term ending january, 1890; vice
Charles w. Slack, appointed.
Also one Judge OF the Superior pa , Court sna IN
the unexpired term ending January 1871,
vice f. A. Davis, appointed
Constitution OF the state submitted by the
Legislature at its last regular session, nuu'
bered as hereinafter specined, Will be voted
upun NJ sns g'sS NUMssR oSS 1Senate consi
tional Amendment No, lo)-
ART. Nv, SEC. 3 The Sessions of the Legts'
on the first Monday after the lrst day of
January next succeeding the election OF Its
members and shall be biennial, unless the
Legislature by proclamation. No pay shall
be allowed to members Tor longer period
than one hundred days. and no bill shall be
ton of sixty days from the commencement
of each session, without the consent OF two
thirds of the members thereof
AMENDMENT NuNsER Two lAssembly Con-
stitutional Amendment No 7)-
ART. Xt, SEc. Is No county, city, town,
township. board of education, or school dis
ity, In any manner, or for any purpose, ex-
ceedlng IN any year the income and revenue
provided for It tor such year. without the
assent of two thirds of the qualified electors
thereof voting at an election 10 be held for
that purpose, nor unless, before or at the
time OF tncuxring such indebtedness. pro
vision shall be made for the collection of an
annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on
such lnde ebtetfnesa as ft falls due. and also
provision to constitute sinking fund for
the payment OF the paiucipal thereof on or
before maturity, which shall not exceed
forty years from the time of cputractiug the
same. ANY Indebtedness or liability In
void.
stirurional Amendment No H.
ART. v. SEC. IS. Lieutenant. Governor
shall be elected at the same time and place
and in the same manner as the Governor.
and his term of on ce and his qualifications
Of eligibility shall also be the same. He
shall be President Of the Senate, but shall
also. when the Senate is not In session, visit
all the State institutions, prisons, reform
atory schools, asylums and other institu-
tons, supported in whole or in part by the
State, and make careful examinations of
the manner In which the appropriations for
the support of such institutions, and for
pended. and report the result of his exam
nations to the Governor, to the Legislature,
and to any other oficer, or board Of officers,
that in case the ONCE of Lieutenant-Gover-
nor becoming vacant, or in the case of the
functions OF Governor devolving upon him,
successor, shall perform the duties and re-
ceive the emoiuments of said Lieutenant
Governor, during the term of such vacancy,
for the time he is performing such functions
of Governor. The Legislature may by law
prescribe the time and manner that such
examination shall be made. If, during a
tenant Governor shall be impeached, dis
placed, resign, die, or become incapable of
performing the duties of his office, or be
absent from the State, the President pro
tenn. of the Senate shall act as Governor
until the vacancy be filed or disability shall
cease The Lieutenant-Goyernor shall be
from holding any other once,
except as specially provided in this Consti-
tuition, during the term for which he shall
hove been elected.
SEC. 10. Governor, Lieutenant-Go Governor,
Secretary of State, Controller, Treasurer,
at stated times, during their continuance in
once, receive for their services a compensa-
tioD. which shall not be increased nor di-
mintshed during the term which compen-
ofc ers for the two terms next ensuing the
adoption of this Constitution. as follows:
Governor, six thousand @6eOg dollars per
sand (S3000) dollars per annum; the Secre-
tary of State, Controller, Treasurer, three
thousand $4,000 dollars each per annum;
Surveyor-Goperal, three thousand (SSOOo)
dollars per annum and for the following
oficer for the fractional term, and for the
two terms next ensuing the fourth day of
November, A. D., eighteen hundred and
ninetytw1 as foloWs d yssoooI Leutenant cut,
num- and travelling expenses when he may
be employed in visiting and examining State
institutions. Such compensation to be in
rendered, in any oflcial capacity or employ.
ment whatsoever, during their respective
terms of office; pyovided, Aozoezey, that the
Legislature after the expiration of their
terms, he1einbefore mentioned, may, by
law, dt min1sh the compensation of any or
all such officers, but in no case shall have
the power to increase the same above the
he sea Sy In this it's
abolish the ONCE of SurveyOr-General, and