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New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
CLETELAND GOVERNMENT.
MAYOR JOHNSON LAYS ALL TROUBLE TO Arros-
NEY GENERAL SHEETS


NEY GENERAL SHEETS
Cleveland June H.-Mayor Tom L Johnson to-
day gave out a signed statement relative 20 the
decision OF the Ohio Supreme Court declaring the
federal plan Of municipal government unconstitu-
tionaL Mr. Johnson's letter says in part-
The custer proceeding had it's origin with cheap
pol ticians. backed by interests opposed TO the
things the city administration stood for. II would
have ended there but for the action Of Attorney
General Sheets, with the advice and consent.
informed of the State administration
Without the approval OF Attorney General Sheets
No case could have been thought in the Supreme
Court and after this suit begun he refused
70 comply with the request OF Cincinnati attorneys
10 test the Cincinnati law. II was attempt 10
pIav politics but the result will show that was
poor politics The entire responsibility rests WITH
ATTORNEY General Sheets and his advisors
The important question is however. what shall
be done. believe the supreme Court should Be
praised rather than blamsd. for its courageous
cfsion II was the tirni1i-y Of their PREDECESSORS
that made possible much special legislation
IN conclusion Mr. Johnson declares that IL has
been demonstrated that the federal plan munich
pal government the best that be devised He
expresses the hope that il will be adopted for the
government OF all Ohio cities AT the special session
OF the legislature.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
FIVE DROWNED N STORM.
WIND UPSET A rug IN NORTH CAROLINA
WATERS

c,srIotte n c.. June ga dispatch to The
obse-ver's from Washington. N c., says that with
. fearful burst OF thunder and lightning, one OF
,be hardest electric storms ever known struck
+bera last night The average velocity OF the wind
was bout forty-fve miles an hour The tug j. L.
r.,,srson belonging the Kugler Lumber COM
,sanv was towing two schooners, run by h b
Moore. the hsh dealer here. and when the squaIl
struck the wind turned the boat on her size an9 Z
The boat turned end, ana
Sbe S nilot house entirely torn away. CARVING
WI WI }. n were drowned The United States buoy
s5er Viola was in port, and il took on two SUD
ten1.s 5iyers and went to the Of the olaS-
ma me- Several tugs assisting in the recovery
of the bodies
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
rgF FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

6y5 a Mo aSS East One-hun5reei- -ant-txsrry-s-ss-
Louis Marcus: $50.
$50 a m-City Hall Park. Desnon & Mclean. t-iaias
$50 a. Mo 4O4 Broadway; Thomas ] Taylor rriftns
T:40 a. m-No. 264 Sscond-st-: John Plush: $50.
s:l5 a. n,-Fourth-st East River: Frank & Eckea-
s1.O0e-
a u-No- West
Canze So
25o p Mo 5 Mauharran-st. John Kluek. $500
,. Mo 10 Greenw1ch-st ziv>rs -
Damage
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
ONE DEAD: FORTY Hurt.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT IN STREETCAR COL
LISION AT MARLBOROUGH. MASS.

Marlborough, Mass, June pa head-on coll
Esion between two heavily loaded cars On the
Hudson division OF the Marlborough Railway
this evening resulted N the death Of the motor
man. John A. Harris, and injuries TO about
forty passengers. several OF whom were taken TO
hospitals
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

cation. all pointing a large crop and an sariv
harvest II IS evident that unless some unforesesn
factor presents itself 20 stfaulate the market the
cloth business for the summer will be dull and ar
irregular prices The sales for the week amount n,
about 10000 pieces. only small part Of which
regulars The prices fer all styles are FOL
lows Twenty-eight-irch "a squares 8 cerfs-
inch 54x72s 25s cents: 3ss-inch "a SQUARES ~a-Ts
6Sx72's
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TRAIN BLOWN FROM TRACK IN TExAs.
NARCONI'S NEW RECEIVER-

DEVICE WHICH HE PROPOSES TO SuBSTI-
TUTE FOR THE COHERER
In q pubuc lecture which Mr. Marconi delivered
in London a few evenings ago he announced that
he had invented q new detecter Of magnetic waves
which would act more rapidly than the coherer
hitherto employed by him Technical papers re-
ceived in Saturdays mail supply details OF its
construction.
IN the old system there were an ordinary tele-
graphic sounder and small battery, with the CO
herer interposed between them When Hertz waves
from distant point came into the receiving sta
rior -bev would so influence the coherer that II
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
HEAVY RAIN IN ILLINOIS.
DAMAGE TO CROPS BY EXCESSIVE FALL

DAMAGE TO CROPS BY EXCESSIVE FALL
Bloomington Ill. June Z.-An weather RECORDS
in Central Illinois being broken this year ram
has been falling steadily for twenty-tour hours'
approa ching clou6burst in extent at times Al
intervals last night fell. while the temper
atre dropped to 45 degrees But for the ram there
would have been frost. Excess OF moisture DhlS
summer has given all classes Of crops a serious
hsckset The oats harvest is past due. but the
heads are blighted by long continued raln-aL' ana anu
the crop will be seriously cr-taiIed Inc htL
crop also will be light, due TO lack OF suI.sAlne y
cure the grass. Corn is hardly far enough, az
vanced 10 determine the damage, but IL viii oe
affected somewhat
salesburg Ill. June 2s.-Three and nall lnches
of rain has fallen in Knox County n the lasL
rxentv-four hours. The damage 70 oats anu
wheat il is estimated, will reach soo.ep
Decatur. H. June 8.-Two inches Of rain iell
in the last twenty-four hours. causing serious
damage 10 wheat and oats just ready for harNest'
TRAIN BLOWN FROM TRACK IN TEAAS.
Dallas Tex June 2s-It reported at Hous-
1on last night that q wind Of tornado proportions
developed near Rosenberg. and blew southern
Pacific freight train from the track. wrecklns II
and iniIriug three four r,en- Inc wires were
6auaged by the storm, cutting on all conrnuhlcd-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE
SUM- SOME ONE HAS SAID.
This party should consult the Little Ads.
of the People" Something new there every
En1daY.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

The seventh annual meeting OF the American AS
socistior OF Farmers Institute Workers, heio mere
this week was well attended and there was more
general interest and enthusiasm evinced tnan mas
been shown any previous meeting OF the So
ciety since its foundation. some seven years ago
L his annual address the president. w l. Anoso
spoke ot the work done by the Farmers Institute
during the last year, and referred TO the growing
influence Of this organization throughout the coun-
try His remarks were well received. out Secre-
tsry Wilson's address was especially happy, ana
net with great APPLAUSE. He spoke most earnestly
REGARDING the teaching of the rudinents of agri-
cultural science in public schools of the coun-
try. and. among other things. SAID;
Our system OF education in this country is old
Fashioned II imported from the other slQs o.
Sater ano is @ T1ucn ise 80 [ o-sinafIL organ
,zsc 10 educate preachers We do educate doctors,
furnish farmers The education they need We
have agricultural schools. but they teach nearly
s,ble to fsd instructors who have knowledge Of an
IT, hCsbanory. plants ano SOILS
cate lis own specialists. and tas $50 young men
ana women learning The things which are no'
We must nope 10 educate agricuturists II
tnoy Of subjects relating TO their PROFESSION are
II the primary schools the rudinents Of agriculture
1lst pc taught Pupils must be taugnt 20 & o.siia, a
s1lsn between various plants They must learn "
ccecognlzs grasses and legumes and must De eIi s
Going much TO promote the study of agriculture
scb Gnca o. the no1ey given 20 ASSIST Z -, a. =,
lects Through the Department of Agriculture
Shsny specialists are being trained. who are rem
america The time is not far distant when It
vii be possible TO secure instructors who are pre-
study. 'A S''Ae oi 'ie ''ihss la
Bishop Bienk. of Porto Rico who has been visit
,as his community the Marist College in the
'etnolie University. speaks with much affection
ana warm admiration of the people of bis diocese.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
LIVER INTO GOOD

TuRNs OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GOOD
MONEY.
There are several places where IFS dohe
every dav See "Oid Gold and silver mead
Ing among the Little Ads. of the People
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

The school year in the high and district schools
paz closed and the number Of graduates from the
o,oo1e &c larger than ever before in their history
The interest in the schools Of the city has been
somewhat unusual the present season. owing 10 a
determined effort OF the Econonlc league 10 see
r-roI Of the various districts In no case dlc tte
league succeed however. but IL gave the dlstricts
aiaTTn and thew turned out. and in every case
o+5 FOR the old officers and for the schools as the
are separate districts independent taXaton aIla
G--Sss,e~darce Of naragement OF the schools Inc
svsteu is UNIQUE in these days Of CONSOLIDATED m
teresl. but II has brought good Schoois' anu tnHt
seams m he the desire OF the people.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that at
tha, general election to be held on the
will be submitted to the auniifed electors
OF the state OF Colorado the question Of
The authority for submitting sue such 'se, aues-
ton is found in Senate Bill No. 81. ap-
proved April e. 1901. which Is. in words
AN ACT
To submit to the qualified electors of the
state Of Colorado an amendment to
q ne constitution Of the state Of
BE It Enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State Of Colorado:
e SECTION J. ,,n; That ;as. there shall be submit.
for members of the General Assembly.
for their approval or rejection. the foi.
Of the state Of Colorado. which, h'~i,en when
thereon, shah Be- valid as a part part of ep'ihs ths
q sSe .tsse e coi1ado .h. Sc ssndsS
e 1efd Es.rs isDs. osr.on over tho
iowins asaiiscssions. hail Be- entitled M fG, To-
havs resided IN the state % twelve sna monts. snfl
e C .hs .s s sif0S e.. Count At
time as may ne prescribed by law.
.,sesion .nd aca ne.i1eS. eS.or St,nE nsS at said
against said amendment. shall deposit IN In
the ballot box his ticket on which shall
ment Concernlns QuaIIhcatlon Of. .Voters.
4? Section One % of. Article Seven
tvIO and "AEsinst the Amendment
fection Ono Nv OF Article Seven (V1IS'
and shall 1ndscate his or her choice by
Ssissii s.i uSsf spsss: one or the other
6sc. The votes cast for the sAoption
or Eetec Ton q ss4d amendment shall Be
cAnvneDe1 and tie result determined Nv
the laws Of thd state for the Canvass 81
votes for rsyreseuta uves In Congress.
\ IN Nestlmony whereof. I have hsreunto
set ny hand and amxed the great seal
Denver. this 10 day Of September. L. b.
DAVID, A. MILLS.
(6eal) Secretary Of 6tats
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10
provvd March Il. 1soa. which II. h words
and figures. following. viz:

and iix1res. Following. viz:
AN ACT 5iss
To SUBMIT to the a4alined electors Of the
lisls Ss y Siofaaa 3 q tss & ssa%sssYss
& oa g seass s,s.s:. L: sis e.
General Assembly to provide by law
ana prsssriss ;;an ,b.la b:S!.sel; p.a.it:. e;
soars Within any sssss tvsnss.feas fs.a1' tR
gency where Nfe or property is in i'm.
insmt danxss,. s9r sep.ons employed
smelters; and any ore reduction works
or other branch Of industry or labor
slider intutons OF DANGEROUS to health.
Be 1t Enacted by the General ASSEMBLY
Section /. That there shall be submit
ted to the qualified electors of the state
ssr ss emssl. " the n. neg.
isw,ns amens%sns 70 the eons,i,aeon as Ie.i Il
He'd By a majority of those voting there
on. shall be valid as a part Of the consti-
ssa ns on Ike Ass ssa,s u Of ss .ss
;s.rs!o + tnsSf nsss s'ss ssssy :sss's:
sf follows: y :-'A'' ~"'en 'se"'" -nA' reoa a'
Sec. 25a. The General Assembly shall
. provide by Inv. md shall prescribe suit
able penalties for the violation thereof
for, a period of employment not TO ex-
coed eight t0 hours within any twenty
four t2i) hours Except In cases OF emer-
gency where life or property Is In imml-
underground mines or other underground
workings. blast furnaces. suelters: and
any ore reduction works or other branch
Of industry or labor that the General
Assembly may consider Injurious Or dan
gerous to health. life or limb.
Sec. 2 Each elector voting at said
election and desirouA OF voting for or
against said amendment. shall dspoait IN
the ballot box his ticket. whereon shall
be printed the words. For the Eight (O
Hour Amendment to Article " of the
Constitution and Against the. Eight ts)
Hour Amendment TO Article " of the
Constitution. and shall indicate his
choice by placing a cross opposite one or
the other Of said groups Of wordn.
Bee. T. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection Of said amendment shall be
canvassed and the result determined by
the laws OF the state for the canvass Of
votes for representatives in Congress.
In testimony whereof. ! have hereunto
set my hand and aifixed the great seal
OF The state of Colorado. at the city Of
Denver this - day OF September. A. ID.
1902
DAVID A. MILLS.
(seaL) Secretary of Slater
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN. that Mt
TN. general election to be held on the
fourth DAP Of November. A. p: lsaz. there
Of the state Of Colorado the question OF
The Authority for submitting such auss-
proved March 18th. isoi, which l.. n
words and figures following. VIZ:
g9 AN ACT
To submit to the qualified electors OF. the
sfate Of Colorado an amendment 10
sctiens Big. Elicit and Eleven Of Ar:
the state Of Colorado =
Of the state OF Colorado:
ssssssr Tnsss r.c,sr. :h.,' =, +. :sS.sS & ,o
msnskesS Of the GENERAL AsssmSiy. ff for
the1rs approval or rejection. tho following
snend9s1ts 70 the constitu.ion Of th.
BY . majority Of those voting ,thereon.
shall = valid - part Of the consiitu-
q ~ $eiorade. ssa s. smsSd.S 70 %s read i":s ss
~ n s.eh ,sss ssssnty a.,y h.yy!ax @ . sssu; y;
year sesk, lire sOunfy ccmmissloner.
sa sSS fss e ss iscs.is ),
QrsfG4 1sg ~ tsln1aet1on ~ ksjsipsss.
e s .s :ss:,C. 'su X r. e 'ss. -;
ss:sss assss .y. ~ sssi y:s ses 4 sA.s: =.
sS' g ss'st essets5 ss5 z 4, ~ n. osS s:s.es
sfsS8Ss q SSe ysAf siSsfsss. kIndfsd sod
- - = X S6s.S..! r&.sSst43s22 &ssss4s22 :Kerx
- q s1css1 ssventy ttous1Sd. tkS
MARI Sf counts commissioners naF ron-
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10
PROPOSED
constitutional Amendments


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that at
the general election to bs held on the
Fourth day OF November. A. y: 1902; there
Will be submitted to the aralstied electorS
amending. the constitution OF said state.
The an,hority, for SUI. :.iltting such rues-
pfSvea SS d mnreh tGmn Mhieh s IS IN Moads
and figures. folio wing. viz:
AN ACT
TO submit to the qualified electors Of the
stGte ,icIa q cpiorado amendmen,s t9 ,oG AZ
RADIO. Hs .N
BE it Enacted by the General Assembly
of the Stale of Colorado:
Section /. There sk.;ll be submittcd TO
the qualified electors Of thc, state of Colo
rado at the next. General election for
their approval or rejection. the following
nmendments to the constitution Of tne
a majority OF those voting thereon; shall
be valid az s,Pp part Of {, the sonstsutsn the
shall shall be amended SO as to read as fol-;
Sec. %. Once in for- years. bnt not of-'
tener, The voters OF any county In the
state STATE MAY hy Vote at any general siee,
III G" ,sxsda sxsp, or refsss sosns .s s n%
school. ron,l and other local purposes.
any or al personal property ,,,n ana i'm i'm.
whole nor any part Of the fun cash value
Of any rights Of way. franchises in pub
provements thereon. shall be 30 exempt
ed; Provided. however. That such ques-
OF a petition therfor RI ri Itherefori. signed
and swcrn to by not less than one hun
dred rs a,si resident taxpayers OF such eosny. os
than ninety days before the Jay W of eiee-
tion.
Sec. 3. Section u of Article X Of the
constitution OF the staie Of Colorado
shali sshali be amended SO as to read As fol-
Sec. II. The rate of taAction on prop
erty for state purposes shall never ex-
shiaa, shn no, npPy TO rights Fl Tay frnn ,
g SUCH additional rate. not exceeding two
sn o. .ss fsih ss s9 H Ss sw s
al 91as 9psh ana 5
election and ,desircus of voting for or
whole; shall prepare and deposit his bal
lot whereon shall be printed the words
"Asainst Austraiasian Tax system." and and
shall indicate his choice by placing =
srSap 81 %o. one y shs ,hsT G " Ioh si
o. rejsction OF any one or more q said aid
any amendment so approved pr rejected
BY number m In the & Srder II Thifh a H. II .b api
Sc SO prepared as to uf.ord the electors
the opportunity to express their choice
as herein provided. itf' =
Sec. 5. The votes cast for the adoption
or rejection of said amendments. or ell
ther or any Of them. Bhnil be canvassed.
and the result determined In the manner
provided by the laws of the state for the
canvass Of votes for representatives, In
Congress- ti- ~ s-
Approved March 2,st Il. d. 1901.
In testimony wher"oe. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal
of the state Of Colorado. ut the city OF
Denver. this u day Of September. a.
d. 1902. 49,.
DAVID A. MILLS.
(Geal) Secretary of State.
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10

NOTICE fS HEREBY GIVEN. that ut
fourth he dss sf s u A;ia on The
she dS tes * ssid ssn..
,,on Is iound II 81 sesass B c eueh
proved March ss 1901. which Is. In words
and figures. following. vts.; -
AN ACT
To submit to the quallfed electors OF the
ssstoes T.snss.on. sn ana pfsS%sS. Tsenss,.S 70
of Article ZIG of the constitution OF
Be II Enacted By the General Asssnsbly
OF the Afnte Of Colorado:
ths ,quailhed electors Of ths state OF Col
orado at the next general election for
issir .ppre.si O. rsjsciion, Is. soiic;~ins i
amendments to the eonstitusioa Of the
isis,.es ,ssss s'sA voss sn:n .S..s:S a:sS
tien; ,hst !. g .sy: sseiIea swsasy on.
sssts oi Geiorsas shall s. SSsnSsd 70 q
a.::a :ss:s.. 's q .ss :: ;ss;s ;s.. Y az &.
ni.sisss hsSdIsd and feSI: .sd .ysry
fSs. for s.scS dissrics. di Sioss o issS e s osses
shau b. four years. and whose dutiss and
fees q q :nolu%:nss ~ his Ssk oe. S @ fram
ths general county fund. A. shaii b pro-
Ne person shall be eligible TO the once
lime Ii ,of his sieetion. Be Al T least ST. twenty. ~.
sf uas. as 81 *. 3: s.,s ss
ssuss ss ~ n h c,ss Ts:
time Of the adoption q this amendment.
is hereby extsnted textendedI 10 the see
2nd tuesday OF January. In the year A.
u
Sac. : Section twenty-five Of article
~ o. A. IN: n9 cGnstlsusi1n \. Ct the :t.ss Of
ssc. d. There shall be elected Al the
n the yssr nineteen hundrsd and four.
'sST :s,s nal e 'aS: as
be PAID such saisry % sompensation. Il:
his once or. from the general ,county
fund. AZ shall Be provided BY law.
ssrSins Il 4 tie ' time q Of the % saop.lon lSass q
,ss yss, '.eofBs e IS tx ;TsSse'day Of January In the
.sa s.:ssss OF fon os =. Tor ''s %
meats shssi deposit % n the e ballot % box seRi his
words For the Amendment o. Relation
torneya," and For the Amendment IN
Relation to County Judges" and Against
the Amendment In Relation to County
JUDGE. and shall indicate his choice
by placing cross opposite one or the
other Of said groups Of words.
or rejection Of said amendments shall be
canvassel and the result determined by
the laws Of tho state for the canvass OF
votes for representatives in Congress.
fSHsSssiSa Il Hsessi@ony stsR ~R.Ssof e TT have hereunao
set my hand and afiixed the great sea-
Of the state Of Colorado. at the city Of
Denver. this - day OF September. A.
DAVID A. MILLS,
(9ea1.1 Secretary of State,
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10
ARTICLE Xxx.
CITY AND COUNTY OF DENVER.
INCORPORATION a

Section 1. The municipal corrbration
known as the city Of Denver. and all
the quasI-Inunicipal corporation known
as the County of Arapahoe. In the State
ri Flor Soundares pqf of the said % City n Of pen
this amendment. takes ehees. are hereby
be ! single body polite and eorperate:
by the name Of the City and County OF
shall have perpetual succession. and shall
own. possess and hold all property. real
sessed os heid by the safd esy "a beS
Yer and by such included municipal cor
pora.ions. and also all property. real and
held by the said county Of Arapahoe. and
shall assume. manage and dispose OF all
shn succeed S si e sh,s end n
bilities. and shall acquire all benefits. and
shall assume and pay I'll bonds obliga.
Denver and of said included municipal
corporations and of the county Of Arapa-
plead and be implicated. In all courts and
places. and in all matters and proceed
tngs; may have and use common seal
and dispose Of. real and personal prop
nations OF all kinds of property in fee
simple or In trust foE public. charitable
acts o 90 Out The
of such gifts bcquests and donations.
with power to manage. sell, lease or 9TH
crwlse dispose of the same in accordancs
with the terms of the gift bequest or
trust; shall have the power. within or
condemn and purchase, purchase. acquire.
lease. add to. maintain. conduct and op-
crate water works. light plants. power
plants, transportation systems. heating
plants urd any other public utilities or
works or ways local in use and extent,
in wnole or In part. and everything re-
quired therefor. for the use of said city
and any such systems plants or works
or ways. or any contracts IN relation or
connection with either. that may exist
and which said city and county may de-
sire to purchase. In whole or In part the
same or any part thereof may be pur-
chased by said city and. county which
may enforce such purchase by sproceeA-
use By iEhf of eminent dorssin. AND
the vote Of the u xpaytnE electors. at any
apecial or general election. I'm any amount
necessary to carry okit any ~ saAd pow-
ers -or purposes. az may by the charter
The general annexation .anAs csesoiida-
tion statutes of the state shall apply TO
the city and county Of Denver to the
tvsI ts.t shsy !. rSH,s % AZ .spy e ths c,.y - e
Wmendment provided. Snto the city anA
county Of Denver. Any conffguous toUA.
city or territory hereafter anne exeA - u
ronsottdAted with the city and county of
Denver. under any Of rho laws 0f this
Ntate. In whatsoever county the ea10
may We nj the tinrs. shsl1 BE- detached ~
&e SrNo .e,ch otfser COMFY ans fcccfrs
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10
A Weak
Stomach

Indigestion is often caused by over
eating. An eminent authority says
the harm done thus excee<3s that from
the excessive use Of alcohol Rat all
the good food you want bat don't over
load the stomach. A weak stomach
kodol, which digests Your food With
out the stomachs aid. This rest and
the wholesome tonics Kodol contains
sOOn restore health. Dieting unueces.
eary. Kodol quickly relieves The feel
Ing OF fulness and bloating from
which some people suffer after meals.
Absolutely cures Indigestion.
kodoj Dootueo'S TOoee.
Th< y. botsIe coaaainsss NDss ~ sec. -
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10
(seai.)

NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN; that at
~ the general election to be held on the
fourth day Of November. A. ID. lyO2. there
will be submitted to ihe qualified electors
of the state of Colorado tho question OF
amending the constitution Of said state.
The authority for submitting such ques-
tion Is found in Senate alI No. 9. ap-
proved March =. 1sol. which Is. in words
land figures. following. viz:
AN ACT
To submit to the qualified electors Of The
state OF Colorado an amendment TO
the constitution of the state OF Colo
RADIO. by adding thereto Article Xxx.
entitled ",ity and County of Den
ver." afrf
BE II Enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Colorado:
Section One. There shall be submitted
to the qualified electors Of the state of
Colorado, at The next general election for
members OF the General Assembly. for
their approval or rc1ecti y: the following
amendment to the consultation of the
state of Colorado. by adding to the said
coastitution new aftl,Is I,s, to bs numbered 1
County Of Denver" which. when ra,ti-
fed by a majority Of those voting there
on shall be valid as a part OF the con-
stitution. to-wit: EtE ~ M
The Delta independent., 1902-10-10

NOTICE Is HsREBH OWEN. ~. Al
the 9enefal elecfion To- be held o. ihs
viii ~ submitted to the qualified eisctSes
0f tbe state of Colorado the Questlol 81
amfnoinG tho constitution Of SAID utats.
The authorlty for 0ub6l ting sucb az: :
uRn ~ fo.p1 III 5sns-s ElI 10 81 N.