Gilpin observer., 1902-10-16

One lleutenant 0oVeruor VI Tue ototo VI Soiu-
RADIO.
One Secretary of State
One Auditor of State.
One State Treasurer.
One Attorney General
One superintendent of Public Instruction.
Two Regents of the University of Colorado.
One State Senator Twepty-sixth Senatorial
District consisting of the Counties of Gilpin,
Boulder, Jefferson and Clear Creek.
One member of the House of Representatives. to
represent the County of Gilpin, to succeed Hon.
4. s. Bolsinger.
This certihcation of notice OF General Election
Der, A. d. 1902, is amended to include the election
of State Senator for the Twenty Sixth Senatorial
District, pursuant to an order of Hon. John i.
Mullins Judge of the District Court Of the Sec.
ond judicial District. Arapahoe County, State Of
Colorado, and said notice Of election ,aa is made
this tenth day of October, A. ID. 1902, as of and
under date of October l. A. ID. 19O2, as colnman-
ded by the said court.
Also such County and Precinct Officers as are
to be elected in the several counties.
Notice is also hereby given that at the General
Election to be held on the Fourth day OF Novem-
qualified electors of the State of Colorado the
question of amending the Constitution OF the
sts % %
TWENTY-FIVE (22l Of Article vi; to amend Section
one ~ Of Article VII; to amend Sections nine l9l
six t6j, eight (sl and eleven Qll Of Article XIV.
and by adding Article Xxx to said Constitution, as
ARTICLE
Entitled Legislative Department" adding
new Section to be known as Section 2a, provid-
ing that the General Assembly shall fx, not to
exceed eight (s) hours within any twenty-four (N)
hours as a period of employment for persona en-
pioyed in underground mines and workings,
blast furnaces, smelters other industry that
may be considered injurious or dangerous to
Each ballot must have printed ON it,
For the Eight (s) Hour Amendment to Arti-
sAssinst ' the Eight lsJ Hour Amendment to Ar
ticle V OF the Consultation"
ARTICLE vi.
Entitled Judicial Department. Sections q
and 22 providing that after 1904 the District At
term ' Of III four years, and extending the term of
those in Office to the second Tuesday In January
1905.
For the Amendment in Relation to District
Attorneys" -,
trict Attorneys"
For the Amendment in Relation to County
Against the Amendment in Relation to County
Judges"
ARTICLE VII.
Entitled 'Suffrages and Elections" Section l..
providing qualifications of voters and that he or
she shall be citizen of the United States, and
shall have resid ID in the State twelve months iIi-
mediately preceding the election.
Each ballot must have printed on IT;
For the Amendment Concerning Qualihcn-
tions of Voters, to Section One % OF Article
Seven (VlI." ,.s
cations of Voters, to Section One ~ OF Article
Seven (VIl)."
eeEntitled Revenue" Section Q, providing that
once in four years counties may vote to exempt
any or all personal property and Improvements
on land from local taxation: Section ii that the
rate for State purposes shall never exceed four
mills on the dollar and that rights of way, fran.
chises in public ways, or land may be taxed
at full cash value at an additional rate, not ex-
ceeding two mills on the dollar
Each ballot must have printed on it,
"For Australasian Tax System"
Against Australasian Tax System.
For Agstralasian Tax SYSTEM Section "
Against Australasian Tax System, Section o,
:, |FeF # Australasian Tax System Section H. Ar
Against Australasian Tax System, Section IL,
ARTICLE XIV.
Entitled Counties" Sections @. s and II, pro-
viding that in counties of less than 900 popula-
tion three County Commissioners shall be elected
for term Of four years each, and when the
shall be elected; also extending the term of Office
of the County Commissioner in each county
has sxpipeJJ n January b. o and Il the term Of Of
expires in January, 1905, to the oo, Second
Tassdss fos esssus in ali otSsi County officers s1 az
ter 1894 at the same time as members of the gen;
eral Assembly are elected. extending tne term oi
those in office expiring in january 1901 to Janu-
airy 1905, and also for electing Justices q the
Peace for term of two years, and in precincts
containing more than $4,000 the number may be
increased according to law, and extend term OF
office of those expiring in January. 1901 to Janu-
ary, 1905.
Zach ballot shall contain the printed words:
"For the Amendments to Sections ., and IL
of Article XIV. Concerning County Officers"
Against the Amendments to Sections ., and
II Of Article XIV, Concerning County Ofiicers" "
''For the Amendment to Section y. Article NV,
Concerning County Officers.
Against the Amendment to Section y, Article
XIV. Concerning County Officers.
For the Amendment to Section s, Article XIV,
Con ,erning County Officers"
Against the Amendment to Section :, Article
XIV, Concerning County Officers"
For the Amendment to Section III, Article AlN
Concerning County Officers"
Against the Amendment to Section II, Article
XIV, Concerning County Officers.
ARTICLE Xxx.
'City and County Of Denver" Makes Denver
n county corsoidates city and county govern
ment consolidates school districts provides for
acquiring public utilities, for set Of officers
for adopting char ter; provides that cities OF
the first and second class may hold charter con-
ventione.
Each ballot must have printed on it,
.'For Home Rule for Cities"
Against Home Rule for Cities"
In testimony whereof. have hereurto set
my hand and affixed the great seal OF the state OF
Colorado, at the City OF Denver this 10th day of
IsEALj DAVID A. MILLS.
Secretary OF State.