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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-02-03

10 Frank EnFols. Walter Alloway
their heirs. administrators and az.
signs. and al persons claiming in.
torcst or title 90 the Iron Mask ana
Black Iron Mining elaine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
The Dubois County Monte Carlo.

If the city marshal and his de-
nrtv want to make themselves
Solid with a majority of the PEG
ME IN Huntingburg they will raid
and wipe out the gambling dens
that are known to exist in this
citv. 1t is common street talk
that gambling is carried on IN
three or four different places IN
Huntingburg, and that a fellow
who IS "on'' can get in a game
almost any time A big ga ne
was on last Sunday, two or three
men being so intere ted that they
forgot to % home to their FAM
Lies even at meal time. In fact
RI was nearly Monday morning
before they left the place where
they had spent hours playing loi
money and returned to then
, families. This business Of per
E hitting these gambling hell-hole.
, to exist is a blot on the fair nam
r lof Huntingburg and all la'
abiding ci liens believe that tn
time has arrived when the DIN
Is GERS Should wipe them out.
n Huntingburg Independent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Notice of Letting OF Con
tract for Books And sta
tionery for DUBOIS
County for 1907.

Notice i hereby given tina. the hon
Roard III Con missiOners OF Dubois Co.'
mi viii receive sealed bids for the
.ontract to furnish the books and sta
t;onerv for the various county oihcers ol
aid county during the yesr lsOl' az per
.necified lists on file in the Auditor Oh
hce. ..h - "a.
ionr classes. according TO law, or iQr az
elasses combined Sale bids VIII ne IN
the AUDITORS Office at Jasper Indiana
at one DEL OK p. m, on ,ooe
SATURDAY. DEC. %, 1905;
Each bid must be accompanied ny
hond in the sum Of one thonsan ! doilat'
loavable to the Board Of County Oom
missioner. of Dubois County, lndia'a
aid bond TO We su united to tie boar,
for their approval before the tune OIL lei
> ting. IL. a. 20
iect any OF all bids. -
Nv order OF the Board OF County con
mi.sioners, Of Dunois County lndian
n TSaaIl NJ. A Sweeney.
] Auditor Of Dubois 90 lhd'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
ARRESTED.

was working for Frank Copeland
t Mas concrete man for the South
s sro Ry. was paid Wednesday Mr r.
Coneiand giving him a cheek LOT
~ Russell presented the check at
,be + < nj Bank, but the eagle
eve of assistant cashier uusi
Gramelspacher soon discoveries ere
that the :check had been mt tam :,
nered with, when Gust Went :
the phone to call Mr.; Copeland
the negro "Skidooed ).
The Check had been raised I
sao 90. Mr.. Gramelspacher no
tiled Marshal Kraft who 500 /.
located the darkey on his way
Huntingburg, the marshal not
fed Constable Stone, VINO a
rested the negro and Drougl
him to Jasper Thursday mornlni
He will have his hearin
before Judge T. l.. Betz frld'
morning.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Notice of Rock Road I'm
movement.

Notice l. herehy given that Neoig
< Teilein and 50 other resident freehold
ar and voters in cambridge township
Dnbois county, Indiana have tins DAY
dled in the office OF the undersigned Au-
iitor Of said county, their petition, pray
inc for an extension of the rock load 10
aid township grom the center OF Main
and l4th street in the town Of JasPrr
Indiana. East and North OF the keller
Vile road to the North inc Of said tow n,
.hip. said petitioners have endorsed
aid petition for hearing before me
BOARD OF Commissioners OF said county
on Uanuary Z, 1907,
=, a. bain0 the 1T day OF the next rcgn
liar session OF said board.
said petitioners also ask that sai'
Reinforcement be made in strict accord
| anee with the other rock road improve
ments in said township as to Width Q
? road Say, kind of materials TO pe ne
I width and depth Of materials ami -
: ali rear, ats TO conform to the sad koc
? Roads now completed and accepted
a said Township.
NJ. A. Sweeney,
Il Auditor Dubois Co. In
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Why So Weak
Kidney Troubles May be
Sapping Your Life Away.
Jasper People Have
Learned This Fact.

when a healthy man or woman oegins
"a run down withO t apparent sauss'
becomes weak. languid, depressed III
fers hackache, headache, dizly, speh,,'
and urinary disorders, look To- the KID
news for the cause OF it all. Keep INC
tidnevs we'll and they will keep you
veil Doans Kidney Pills ch'e sicN
Lidnevs and keep them well.
lanes Beesley, Of Oh PennsylVah a
Acme saws "At different tunes
lb,d attacks OF lnmbago and IN me WIN
lar AZ lsqs 4 suffered more severely lhan
ever. The paia- in my back we're. par
lticnlarly in evidence and there was ~ -
IRENE lainaness over the kidneys "hlcl
mad. Il difficult 10 get mp y down am
ANY. s..dn,n moveme"t caused shal
Itwinges to twirl through me. ! pa ~. =
ambition. felt depressed an = the kinne
etions we're too frequ nj IN a'Uon
i Nv attention was drawn to Doans M
nev pills and procured them a' nII
: store They removed the whole troup %
/ and there las been no recurrance OF III
4 ,ronhle NJ TO date"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
lohn wlbbSls Dead.

Mn. John Wibbels promlneh5
merchant Of St. Anthony die s
N Me- edn ',c Dec. 10, at 10 + !,
n typhoid fever beng the
cause Of his death. -
Mir Wibbels was about d
wears and leaves his wife ana
several children one of whom Is )
Mir. Ben Wibbels the trdstee OF
Jackson towdship.
NIr Wibbels served 4 years as
trustee of Marion township anc
$50 the same length of time as
trustee of Jackson township
His remains will be laid :
rest in ST. Anthony's cemetery
this morning Rev, Clemen
Klingel. 0. s. B. will eondnc
the funeral services. May n
rest in peace.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
RAISING SALARIES.

The County Teachers ASsocla
ION nased a resolution last Sat
,rdav recommending a RAISE IN
teachers wages. On the same
dav the U. s. House OF Repre-
sentatives were engaged IN an
andaavor to raise salaries OF
members from $1,000, to 5000
YEAR. They failed, as a sufilclehs
number realized that most o.
them received too much now
Three Republican members + os-
ter. Lands. and Overstreet' Wy
ed for the increase. We are
ulod - notice that Hon: VIM. /.
Se ~I voted against the RAISE
and are confident that ms vote
on this question will meet WIN
tbehearty approvalOf a large ma
;oritv of his constituents hsy
d;d raise the salaries of members
of the cabinet, Vice-presldent
and sneaker of the House, from
5000 to $1,000 per year. II
regard to the members OF thf
Cehinet il was a great mistake
because three fourths OF the Cao
met officers in the last fortl
wears have failed to earn on'
half Of the $4,000 that they re
ceived. They were simply ga
PARASITES. who danced fora orle'
time in the glittering golden SUI
Gght Of Official power, and the
sank into the oblivion lrO'
which they sprang. -
In regard to the Vice Pres
dent the dignity Of the Office M n
demand the increase, its dout
full. o,,,o,
The Speaker leads a strenuo
life and does on an avera
more hard work than all OF I
cabinet officers put togeth'
Randall did it. Kiefer v
nothing andhis own party tu ,
him down after one trial Bla !.
did it. Carlisle did it, and al
he got to bea Cabinet othcer.
clared that a Cabinet posi-,
was snap to a man VINO
had three terms as speaker
the house. Reed did IT.
both he and Carlisle demons
ted that they could easily N
twenty times the salary IN
vate life. Henderson pl
down and quit just before
died. Crisp quit the job on
count of broken health and
home and died.
There is scarcely one me-
IN fifty who is capable OF
speaker, yet all think that
would like to be; but after
trials they quit the job WI
any regrets, as Speaker
said it. The speaker earn
IL
$4,000 and more: Inc y
officers do not. Who are
The present Cabinet is as
lot of nOthingS as was eve
1u.o% Har
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

The fine Sycamore tree on OiaA :,
street was cut down and hauled
sway this week by the street
Commissioner. Some peopiis
mink Il was a piece of spite work
for it as both Of the adjoining
property own rs desired II TO re- !,
main and on was giving, the
publ. four OF five feet oil ms
Ground 50 that they could drive
around and r41 other was pay.
ing for trim ming TO keep 1t II
shape. Yet the Street Comnlls
lsioner must do something Tor tn
lS159.0O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Iiouor License Notice.

so.lce is hereby given 20 the S,''i Dubois
Jasper anu hat the undersigned, Q male
GO. lna Of said township and county, ana
over the age q 81 years and OF s gsn term,
character, 1910 ~ Commit ssioners OF said
1907 ct 'e apply Tor license 70 sell and rGsa
spirls9oGs vinous malt and e,h IMAM quart
ting ipu'. i,h the privilege Of allowing tue
~ = ~, ~, ~, drank on his premises. b.
Tne ~ ocaton where , nndr 9 ~ two
70 be 500 y ~ on lot No il6 in sara
story brlvh 1870 said room IL on the north
t .'., ~ coynrr 7th and Main streets IN s''
Town and fronts on Main , ,siI make applica-
Also. AZ w. to serve lunches. cont.e
ton To- ETC. and for the sale OF cigars ANY
tobacco. FLomAN GUTzwkILER'
noe = ie06.-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
we Guarantee satisfaction,

IA Brogden OF the national sign
IN DAYTON ohio. writes under date %
.Dcf H. 1905: "Nosena Is the on'N pIe
oartion have ever used that relieves
IN, -, afiec,ion so speedily and pleasantly
/ am getting the nrst real pleasure gu
- hreathing that h We experienced
since I contracted catarrh Elk years ago
Money would not buy my tube OF Nos
ana n 7 could not get another.
Rnv NOSE%A from all druggists ge
vonr money buck il not SATISFIED. oaih
nle tube ana booklet 10y mail locts.
Brown fig. Co.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Notice Of Final Settlement Of Estate.

Notice i hereby given TO the creditors,
heirs and legatees OF Andrew } scherer
deceased 10 appeari in the Dubois 20
Circnit Court. heldat Jasper, Indiana on
the 7th day OF Jan 1907. and show
'.arsa II anv. why the Final settlement
Accounts with the estate 81 saln W
cedent should not be approved anu s' ~
heirs are notified I then ana there mas a.N
proof OF hcirship and receive ther uls'
tributive shares. "a.
WrrxFss. The Clerk Of said Court w
81 dav of November. 1906.
JOHN +. HUTHER,
Clerk DUBOIS Circuit Court.
Triylor 4 Traylor A'ty.
dec l4-2w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
A Real Bargain.

Good 4 room house, lot so by
lao. Good well, and water works
on paved street with concrete
side walk. Cheap and on easy
terms. Apply at Courier ONCE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

~ ror haven n .tne time 10 eNerc =
-.r,,ioyIv u AN : Regulets will preven,t
constpat, 3n, !, ~ ny Syow plou without grip.
80 AK your druggist for them 2oc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

Stoys earache IN minutes 'oo,,, ,.as
~ Main ri burn or scald in D minutes
hoarsenessin hour mns'le ac"e = ~.
80 throat NJ hour Dr. Thomas fiec-
rie oil monarch over pam.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
VIM. A. Wilson,
General Insurance,
and Loans. Farm
Loans at 5 per cent.
Jasper. lhu'
License Notice.

.ortcr j. hereby given to the cuiIen,s a.
~ Jaspe,. Bainbridgs VOW ~nn5 Ini a
coul.s ,l.'n ~ the United states, VII, app,s
,nSl ne County Commissioner o. II Isnn.
county a, their next regular rr, s,fI ntoxicatng
airy, ~ , ~ md wine. and permit the shlls
,sa I rank on the premise under ,ne
~ ~ the laws of Indiana
such license. .h.re such liquors are
Inc pIe's,ld h IN a frol room lsx4O iee l -,
the s ~ ground II Of one story d lf', me West
ing on ". ~ ~ the or ginal town ~
hal ol ~ q,,aiena. located On tn. corner 80, ~
J y 81 "a n M streets aud fronting on OF"
street. CHRISTIAN BUEcHLEIN.
Nc Il ieOg -3v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

ll4l 81
Ting indicates an
unhe .lihy cendi-
tcn oi The KID
news II d stains
your linen u IS
e.ideace Ct kid
ncy trouble too
frequent ceslre 70
ia So il " pain N
the rack IS slsc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
Notice of Rock Road I'm
prOyement.

Notice 4 hereby given that John
Dick and So other resident frtehollels
IND voters in cambridge township, IN,
hois county Indiana. have this day illed
n the office OF the undersigned AUDITOR
~ said county, their petition praying
,or on extension Of the rock road n said
township beginning at point known
az station No. 30 on the Ire and foad
IA 3 AT the point where the road known
- fhe Hnntingburg road leaves sald ire
land road and running thence SOU = e"s,
through sections "a and -, township
south range ) west and terminating
uhere said Huntingburg road intersecls
MIN the read known as the lower hun,-
l;noburg road. About one mile IN length
, in sd township said petitioners have
endorsed said petition for hear ng De
tore the board Of commissi Jners OF salu
county on 80,
: that being the lst day Of the next regu'
lar session of said b ard
:. Said petitioners also ask that SAID I'm
y movement be made in strict accordanc
{. with the other rock road improvement
u said township ~ to width Of roadway
:, bind NJ materials to b. used. width an
y denth Of m aterials aud u in all respec
n conform to the said rock roads no
90 CONNECTED and accepted in said towT
ct ship.
~ Auditor Dubois Co. 10
,c. Dec. Il, O6-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
thousands Have kidney trouble
and Don't Know it.

FIN abovle or common glass WIN your
Ns,er AID lei II s.Ana twenty Tour hol's'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21
,onwaoing proof ,ha, the kidney and
DEL axe c-tof or.er.
that 10 Do.

that 10 Do.
There e ,>rmIcrt in the knowledge SC
often exo. ess-L that Or. Kllmer 5 swamp
Re-, ina sr,-tk kidney remedy fuliills every
wi-n in auius rheumatism, pain IN the
hsck Aaaes. liver. bladder ard every part
AZ me u-.aAr. passage. II corects inaDlhly
% nod ~r.,el and scAlding pain IN passing
h ar ba, effects following use OF hluor.
wine or ss-er ana overcomes that unpleasant
pecessn CT neing compelled 70 80 oiien
durin- H.. cav and 10 get Up many tunes
during tns nt-ht The mild and the extra
orainsrv eus,I Of Swamp-Root IS soon
reah,ec. i lands the highest for its Won
dertul cues u the most Distressing cases
i II YOU ne 60 medicine you should have inc
\ best. S4.a z. druggists in soc. and 81 sizes.
souir.1y nave a sample bottle 81 TINS
4 wonder discovery 49,
I ana rrok nat tells G5lr- II =
Il more an 1tu both sent Is - -. q -
absolute nos Uy mail, ---=-=s, =
: address ~. Niluer & Home q swHmpRoot.
l CO. BIN. IA rlon. N. Y. When writing men
don reae-ns tiis generous offer IN ms paper
f Don't .nsreenv mistake, but iene 2
lhertl,e rano swamp Root, DR.. kilmar
swami. loat and the address, bingham
\ <..sp cry bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

BrOWn MI 3. %.
Greenville Tenn st. Louis, Mo:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-12-21

Dec. IA, 1865.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25

county Jail, not exceeding two yeras,
or By fine not exceeding Ave th0us-
and dollars, or both.
The effort Of the American Mining
Congress to protect the investor
against mining frauds by furnishing
information as TO the true conditions
at the mine, has made more apparent
the necessity of legislation to sup
press this evil, and it Is hoped that
all serious mining men will take an
active interest and communicate with
the secretary, 20 the end that the
matter may receive the most intelli-
gent consideration at the coming an
nual meeting. The mining congress
never was in as strong a position to
combat this evil and the assistance of
every mining man is needed to make
It's work more effective.
Steps will also be taken at this ses
sion for the creation Of mine drainage
districts similar to public improve
ment districts In cities, and for the
creation Of a department of mines
and mining as separate executive
department Of the national govern
ment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
DEWEY FAvoRs BIG NAVY
Says Many BattIeships Are
Best Protection.

Washington, Sept. "a. Admiral
George Dewey has returned to Wash
ington from RichfleId Springs, N.
r., where he was with Mrs. Dewey for
the summer, and resumed his work at
the navy department. Because Of the
great activity of the American navy
in Cuban waters the naval officials at
the department in Washington are es-
pecially busy, and Admiral Dewey
took up the work today with interest.
Not being familiar with the condi-
tions which now prevail In Havana,
Admiral Dewey was unwilling to ex-
press any opinion as to what action
this country should take, but pointed
out that the present emergency proves
the need for more ships, and said
that when the rest Of the world is
busy constructing warships the Unit
ed States should also devote itself TO
naval construction and not permit
other nations to outstrip it in naval
equipment.
Many battleships are the best pro-
lection against war, in the admiral's
opinion and he urged that q world
power like the United States can not
permit itself to be caught mapping
and without battleships TO protect it
self against any enemy which may
arise. The caution with which the
United States is proceeding in hand,
ling the Cuban trouble was commend
ed By Admiral Dewey, who said the
situation Is delicate one and must
be treated with great caution.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
AMEND STATE CONSTITUTION
Voters VIII Pass Judgment on
Six Proposed Amendments.

AT the coming fall election the
voters of tine state Of Idaho will be
called upon to vote ON six questions
relative to constitutional amend
ments. Secretary Of State Gibso Is
sending to the county auditors Of the
state notifications. The questions to
be submitted, which will be certified
TO the auditor of each county at the
time Of certifying Of the state tickets
will be numbered and in form as fol-
lows:
/. Shall section 3 Of article 8 Of
the constitution of the state Of Idaho
be so amended as TO authorize ma
iority of the qualified electors Of
counties, cities, towns, villages and
other subdivisions Of the state to in
cur public indebtednessS
2, Shall section Of article 8 Of
the constitution Of the state of Idaho
be so amended as to permit counties,
cities, towns, villages and other SUBJ
divisions Of the state to vote bonds In
aid OF railroads and other works of
internal improvements?
8. Shall section 10 Of article IS
of the constitution Of the state Of
Idaho be so amended as to permit the
county commissioners to be elected
for term Of four years?
4. Shall section 9 Of article 10 Of
the constitution be amended so as TO
empower the legislature by general
and uniform laws to provide for
county, township and precinct Of
fleersY
8. Shall section 8 Of article Z Of
the constitution OF the state of Idaho
DO so amended as to permit exemp-
tion from taxation Of lines of rail
road hereafter to be constructed for a
peroid of not exceeding ten yearsS
Q, Shall section Of article Z of
the constitution Of the state Of Idaho
be- so amended as to limit taxation OF
property for state purposes to ten
(l0) mills ON each dollar of assessed
valuation except by vote Of the PEG,
pleH
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25

The Republican bolt In Latah
county seems to be- even worse than
Il IL Ia Kootenai. The Gooding ma
chine has run things with such a
high hand that tho people will no
longer be driven like cattle to the
ahamhles. They have revolted
against such political methods. In.
dependence Is in the atmosphere and
will send every county in the north
into the Democratic column. II Is
not a partisan movement, but the &C
tlon of the people who want to re-
form tho present methods Of forcing
undesirable issues and men ON
them. II IL the independent move.
ment OF American citizens who will
assert their rights ut the polls.
When the people assert themselves In
this manner they become an irresist.
able force which will crush all polit.
ical machines that are In their way.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
TO STOP WILDCAT MINING
American Mining Congress to
Take Final Action.

A bill providing for the punish.
ment Of all mining takirs and pro
meters Of lllegitimate mining enter.
prise will be drafted by the Amerl.
can Mining Congress at It's annual
session which will DO held in Den.
yer, Colorado, October 18th to 10th
Inclusive. A committee composed
Of the best talent In the United
States has been appointed to prepare
and submit to the Mining Congress a
draft Of such bill, This committee
comprises two United States senators,
Roba. IA. La Toilette tWis, }, and
Fred I. Dubois lldahol; one Con.
gresham, Ehen w, Martin (South
Dakota, and the governors of two
states. Geo. c. pardee (Californal,
and Jos. ". Folk (Missouril. Four
arc attorneys aud all from mining
states Of prominence.
California has already adopted a
Law which has worked an almost COM
plote ridance from that state Of spur.
i0us mining stock and that lecherous
parasite ON the mining lndastry--the
fake promoter. II 10 probable that
abe proposed legislation which viii
be submitted 20 the state legislatures
this winter. viii be fashioned after
tho California law, which provides
that any person who shall undertake
60 sell or assent to the publication,
privately or publicly, OF fraudu.
lently exaggerated report tending 10
give amy person or the public gener'
ally the idea Of a greater value or
less apparent value or market value
than such stock may really possess,
with the intention OF defrauding any
person on the public, shall Be
deemed guilty Of a felony, and ON
conviction shall be punished by Inn
prisonment In state prison, or a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-09-25
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

The voters ut the coming election
will pass upon six constitutional
amendments. Some are good. Others
dangerous. In another column we
publish the text of the amendments.
That authorizing the people To incur
public indebtedness by a vote Is prop
or, while the one authorizing the ex-
emption Of new railroad from taxa
tion for period Of ten years Is dan
gerous because 1t might result Ia un-
just discrimination and opens the
way for corruption. The provision
for the election Of two county com
miasioners every four years is desira-
BILE, but other proposed amendments
are Of doubtful value.
Too much constitutional tinkering
u undesirable. It inevitably results
In the conditions that come from
continually patching and adding to
an old house; when you are TIN ough
you still have an old house, with
patches. II our constitution needs
90 many changes as the last legisla-
tnre proposed It 10 time TO call con-
stitntlonal convention for the pur-
pose Of drafting a new organic law.
For these reasons he Press believes
that every one OF the proposed
amendments should be voted down.
II Is doubtful II they can be defeat
"a under the decision OF our supreme
court on such amenments, which Ii to
the effect that a majority of the votes
cast for en- amendment over those cast
against II Is sufficient. Under this
ruling 1t would be possible for two
people TO adopt an amendment to our
constitution II but three votes we're
cast, two for and one against. We
do not believe the trainers Of the
constitution ever In tended that this
construction should DO placed on the
law, bat in order to adopt the woman
suffrage amendment few years ago,
II was necessary to construe the con-
stitntion In this way and the su.
prone court followed what IL believ.
Cd 90 be popular demand, rather
than the view that. q majority Of those
voting ct the election was necessary
20 the adoption.