Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-10-31


t'or State Auditor.
BY the Republican Patty-Henry +. Mayhem.
by The Peoples Party--J. II. Kipp.
For State Treasurer.
BY the Republican Party.-Kirk q. Phillips.
BY the Peoples Pariy-W. =. Logan.
BY the Prohibition Par;y-Ioseph Harker.
For Attorney General.
by the Republican Party Stephen V. Jones.
By the Peoples Parly-Melyin Grigsby.
For Supt. of Public instruction.
by the Republican P~arty-Frank Crane.
by the Peoples Party-Kate Taubman.
BY the Prohibition Party-George kephart.
For Commissioners of Schoo and
Public Lands.
by the Republican Party-John l.. Lockhart.
the Peoples Party-A. VI. Allen.
For Railroad COMMISSIONER.
by the Republican Party:
ist piStriet.t;eorgc A. Johnston.
ord District-David w. Mcffadden.
~ list &" Di ssGptes vary +: LaFollettc.
end Observation-Disclosures kirkpatrick.
3rd District William IT.. Tompkins.
For State Senator Alst District.
BY the Republican Party-WiIliam q. Porter.
BY the Peoples Party-Andrew j.. Keliar,
For state Representative-43rd Dist.
BY the Republican Party-Lyman Ballou.
BY the Peoples ~Party-Ilorton $. Mastick.
Fer County Auditor.
By the Republican Party-Edgar A.. Scott.
by the Peoples Party sherman l.. Caple.
Fol Sheriff.
BY the Republican Party-Paul ID. McCielIand.
BY the Peoples Party-Frank Walsh.
For County Treasurer.
by the Republican ~Party-Irvin NJ. Donaldson.
by the Peoples Party-Henry Pilger.
For Register of Deeds.
by the Republican Party-Patriek d. Darby.
by the Peoples Party-Richard w. Windsor.
For States Attorney.
BY the Republican Party-Iiarry ID. Reynolds.
BY the Peoples Party-Rensselaer o. Blasier.
For County Judge.
BY the Republican ~Party-ChaTles T.. Smith.
By the Peoples Party-Wiliam ID. Vestal.
Fol- Clerk of Courts.
BY the Republican Party-Alfred T. Feay.
by the Peoples Party-Frank j.. V. ltutkowski.
For Supt. Of schools.
BY the Republican Party-Bruce o. Illsley.
By the Peoples Party Eta NJ. Drew.
For County Assessor.
BY the Republican Party ollie Martin.
BY the Peoples Party-William II. Palmer, Jr.
For County Surveyor.
by the Republican Party, Thomas V. Grantham
BY the Peoples Party-Alex III. Smith,
For Coroner.
BY the Republican Party-Dr. L.. A. Calkins.
BY the Peoples Party-A. w. Swinford.
For County Commissioners.
BY the Republican Party:
LIST notwithstanding George.
md District-N. :. Tubbs.
b. the Peoples Party:
1st Distrtct-phllip S. Engclbrecht.
md DiStrict-Nelso ). Neal.
For Justices of the Peace.
BY the Republican Party
Custer precinct-W. +. Wells.
Battle River precinct-R. Ayant.
Buffalo Gap precinct-Joseph Dalby.
Eldorado precinct-R. Il. Moss.
Lame JOHNNY precincts. d.. Basford.
Red Earth precinct-G. l.. Robert son.
Beaver Valley precinct. w. Fuson.
Martin Valley .precinct-George A.. Stabler.
BY the Peoples Party.
Custer precinct-Chester ii. Henderson.
Buffalo Gap precinct-James Wilson.
Squaw Creek precint-C. +. Todd.
Ea! !a y .ig9 res,n iarviS',.t Z s.aa'a: n. r,aauyx
Proposed Amendments to the ConstItu.
ton of the State Of South Dakota
There viii also be submitted at said election
the questions Of the proposed amendments u
tue STATE Constitution, to-wit:
'Shall article twenty-four of the constitution
be repeaied?'
Article IL of the constitution to be amended
by adding az the end thereof the %fOllowing:
Sec. 20. Monopolies and trusts shall never be
allowed III this state and no Incorporated com
paty, co-partnersliip or association of persons
IN this state shall directly or indirectly combine
or make any contract with any Incorporated
company, foreign or domestic; through their
stockholders or the trustees or assigns OF such
'toN Nnbhitlo, vi WIFI dhy CO-pdTIntTSllD or as
soclatlon OF persons, or In any manner what
ever 10 fix the prices, limit the production
or regulate the transportation ton of any pro-
duct or commodity SO as to prevent competition
in such prices. production or transportation or
TO establish excessive prices therefor.
The legislature shall pass laws for the enforce
lnelit OF tilis section 10y adequate penalties and
ia The ease of Incorporated companies, il neces-
sary for that purpose may, as a penalty, declare
a forfeiture OF their franchises.
That section three go Of article fourteen 40 of
the constitution he amended 60 rs IN rpuf ~
follows:
The state university, the agricultural college.
the normal schools and all other educational
institutions that may be sustained either wholly
or III part by the state shall be under the control
OF board of five members appointed by the
governor and confirmed by the senate under
such rules and restrictions as the legislature
shall provide. The legislature may increase the
number OF members to nine.
mat article fourteen (14) of the constitution
be amended by striking out section four % of
the same.
That section 4, of Article 10 of the constitution
OF the state OF South Dakota, be amended 50 as
to read as follows:
Section 4. The debt Of any county, city, town.
school district, civil township, or other sub.
upon the assessed value OF the taxable property
therein. In estimating the amount of Indebted
ness which a municipality or SUBDIVISION may
incur the amount of Indebtedness contracted
prior to the adoption Of this constitution shall
be included.
Provided, that any county, municipal CORPORA
efoh, civil toWuSnip, uiStTict OF Otner suDdtytS-
ion, may incur an additional Indebtedness not
exceeding ten per centum upon the assessed
value OF the taxable properly therein for the
purpose OF providing water for irrigation and
domestic uscs. Provided further that no county,
municipal corporation or civil township shall be
included within any such district or subdivision
without a majority vote In favor thereof OF the
electors OF the county, municipal corporation or
evil township, as the case may be which is pro-
posed to be included therein, and no such debt
shall ever be incurred for any OF the purposes i'm
this section provided; unless authorized by a
vote In favor thereof Of a majority of the electors
OF such county, municipal corporation, civil
district or subdivision incurring the
same.
All Of the proposed amendments will be
upon each ballot. followed by the words;
''Shail the above anie ndment to the constttu-
ton be approved and ratined?"
immediately to the left Of which shall be
the words ayes" and "No," each pre-.
coded by a square In which tile elector can place
a cross TO indicate his vote. Electors desiring
to vote 'Yes" will place 2 cross before the word
yes and those desiring TO vote mo" viii
place a cross before the word "No."
Dated this 18th day of October, 1895.
4. 4. SCOTT,
County Auditor,