Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-07-11

ton OF n provision pronlDltihS inc
state and prohibiting the counties,
cities. towns and school districts
thereof from issuing bonds without
the votes therefor of at least two
thirds of the qualified electors Of the
state or such civil districts voting at
an election held to determine the
question, and fixing a limit based
upon the asssed valuation of all the
property affected, beyond which bonds
MAY not issue-said limit to be as low
as the needs of the state or the civil
districts under honest administration
and the strictest economy will permit;
and declaring that in no event shall
he rate of interest on the bonds eX-
ceed 6 per cent per annum
'The incorporation in the constitu-
ton or in an ordinance to be sepa-
rately submitted by the invention OF
a provision requiring all property sub
iect TO taxation by the state to be tax
ed upon the basis of the reasonable
actual value thereof nearly as may
be ascertained and declaring IL 10 DE
a felony punishable as the law shail
direct for any person knowingly n
with intent thereby to benefit or a V
or himself or another, to render, as
sess, return or equalize property Tor
taxation at less than the honorable
ascertained and reasonable actuai
value of the same.
''The incorporation in the constitup-
tion or in an ordinance to be sepa-
ratelv submitted by the convention.
or a provision requiring the establish-
ment by law of a state eorporatioh
commission to be elected by the peo-
ple. vested with power to regulate
as far as may be all public utlllty cor
norations and associations operating
in the state, including common car
riers, express companies, telegraph
lines, telephones, etc, ana liAins
and regulating the rates Oh
RECONSIDERATION and other earning
charges of such utilities, but sub1ect
to the right of appeal to the supreme
court of the state; and making lllegai
aud void all bonds Issued by such
corporations or associations Wi'nou'
the approval thereof of sara stale
corporation commission
..The incorporation in the cohs'itu-
ton or in an ordinance to pc sepa-
ratelv submitted by the conVentioh' VI
q provision establishing maximum
freight and passenger rates ana az
on rninr charges of railroads n olh-
or nubIic utility corporations or asso-
CARTONS doing business or operating
i, tbie etate. beyond which such rates
may not be fixed.
The incorporation in the constl'u,
ton or in an ordinance TO De sepa,
rately submitted by the conVehtion' VI
a provision requiring h taxation VI
all franchises Of public utlilty coi
norations and associations granted pS
tho state or by any county, city, town
or school district thereof.
",rhe incorporation in the constitu-
zion or in an ordinance to be separate
~ submitted by the convention, Oh =
nrovision requiring the establishment
nv law of q uniform and ettlcleht sys-
tenn of popular initiative ior iesisla-
zion ana other public measures IN
cluding amendments to and change
i'm the constitution of the state.
.The incorporation in the constltu-
ton or i'm an ordinance to be separate
IN submitted by the convention oi q
provision requiring the estapiishliien'
bv law of n uniform system Oh tho
~so-called referendum substantially III
accord with the system IN lorce III
the state of oregon.
.aThe incorporation in the constr
tuition or in an ordinance to be sepa'
rately submitted by the convention OF
n nroyision requiring the
mont by law of n uniform system OF
nopular recall, allowing the peopie
AZ any time to withdraw from the
publie service any elective Official
Int so framed and adjusted as 10 sale-
guard every honest and capable OH
Ger from removal. injustice anu
wrong,
The incorporation in the consul
ton of a provision requiring the 'n-
actment of a law compelling the pun
LEGATION by all candidates, committees
| etc. of a sworn statement, under tht
pains and penalties of perjury, OF al
moneys and other things of value eX-
nended or disposed Of by them on ac-
count of nominations and campaign
expenses and for other political ano
election purposes.
s'The incorporation in h constr
tuition or in an ordinance to be sep
arately submitted by the convention
of a provision forbidding the con
solidation as far as may be of public
utility corporations and associations
generating in the state without the con
sent of the state corporation commits
sion.
"The incorporation in the consti'
tuition or in an ordinance to be sep
~arately submitted by the convention
of a provision creating the office OF
state insurance commission witt
power to regulate and fix rates OF IN
surance other than life, but subject t.
appeal to the state supreme ano
with general supervision prescribed
by law over all insurance companies
doing business in the state.
'.The incorporation in the consul
tuition or i'm an ordinance to be sep
a~rateiy submitted by the convention
of a provision authorizing the estab'
lishment by law of a system Of state
banks and guaranteeing the payment
of all deposits in such banks made II
| conformity with law.
The incorporation in the consul
tuition Of a provision creating the or
/ fees of state bank examiner n state