The advocate., 1896-02-12
1896.

OF the United States ct the cash rate OF the
New York Stock Exchange, to an amount
equal to the amount Of circulating notes
which such bank shall be authorized to issue,
and cash deposit in its vaults OF ten per
cent. Of such amount Of circulating notes;
and the Auditor shall register and counter
sign no more circulating bills OF any bank
than the cash value Of such bonds when de-
posted
218-When security deprsciates. Sec. B.
Whenever the bonds pledged as collateral Sc
curity for the circulation OF any bank shall
depreclate in value, the Auditor OF State shall
require additional security, or curtail the cir
culation Of such bank, to such extent as Will
continue the security unimpaired.
2I0-Notes redeemAble, preference. Sec. L.
All circulating notes shall be redeemable In
the money Of the United States. Holders Of
such notes shall be entitled in case OF the In
solVency Of such banks. to preference OF pay
ment over all other creditors.
29O-State. Sec s. The State shall not be o
stakeholder in any banking institution.
22l-Banking offices. Sec. 6. All banks shall
be required to keep offices and officers for the
issue and redemption of their circulation, at
convenient place within the State, to be
named on the circulating notes issued by such
bank
DIFFERENTIATION. Sec. Z. "No banking
institution shall issue circulating notes Of q
less denomination than one dollar"
22S-Vote on law. Sec. g. No banking law
shall be In force until the same shall have
been submitted to o vote Of the electors Of the
State at some general election, and approved
By majority Of all the votes cast ct such
election.
994-Amended or repealed, Sec. 9. Any
banking law may be amended or repealed.
ARTICLE AMENDMENTS.
Section.
/. How proposed by Legislature, how rati-
fed by people.
2. Convention. how called.
92S-Amendments. Sec. 1. Propositions for
the amendment Of this Constitution may be
made by either branch Of the Legislature;
and II two.thirds Of all the members elected
to each house shall concur therein, such pro-
posed amendments, together with the yeas
and nays, shall be entered on the journal; and
the Secretary Of State shall cause the same to
be published in at least one newspaper In each
county Of the State whore newspaper iS pub
lished, for three months preceding the next
election for Representatives, ct which time
the same shall be submitted TO the electors
for their approval or rejection; and II ma
jorIty Of the electors, voting on said amend
ments, at said election, shall adopt the amend
ments, the same shall become part Of the
Constitution. When more than one amend
ment shall be submitted at the same time,
they shall be so submitted As to enable the
electors to vote on each amendment sepa-
rately; and not more than three propositions
to amend shall be submitted at the same cleo
ton.
226-ReVision or amendment Sec. 2 When
ever tWo-thirds Of the members elected to
each branch Of the Legislature shall think 1t
necessary to call . convention TO revise,
amend or change this Constitution, they shall
recommend to the electors to vote at the next
election Of members to the Legislature, for or
against convention; and II majority Of all
the electors voting at such election shall have
voted for convention, the Legislature shall,
at the next session, provide for calling the
same
ARTICLE 15.-MISCELLANEOUs
Section.
/. Oficers not otherwise provided for to be
as law directs.
2. Tenure may be fixed by law; II not fixed,
to be at pleasure OF the appointing power;
not over four years.
g. Lotteries and sale Of lottery tickets pro-
hibited.
T. Public printer, how elected term Of ONCE.
s Receipts and expenditures to be pub.
lished
G. Protection Of rights Of married women.
T. Salaries may be reduced for neglect Of
8 Temporary seat Of government; perms-
nent location by popular vote.
O. Homestead redemption.
10 Prohibition.
2N-Other officers. Sec. L All officers whose
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