The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times., 1910-12-10

nee IN the state, nor shall he within one
year thereafter be appointed to any
civil Office created, or the emoluments
oil which were increased during such
term; nor shall any member Of the leg.
islature during the term for which he
was elected, nor within one year there.
after, be interested directly or Indirect
ly in any contract with the state or
any municipality thereof which was
authorized by any law passed during
such term.
See. 29.--No law authorizing indebt.
edness shall bc enacted which does not
provide for levyiug a tax sumcient to
pay the interest, and for the payn.c cnt
AT maturity Of tine principal.
See. 30.-EXcept interest or other
payments on public debt. money shall
be paid out Of the treasury only upon
appropriations made by the legislature
No money snail De paid therefrom ex.
cept upon warrant drawn by the proper
officer. Every law making an appropria.
tion shall distinctly specify the sum an.
propriated and the object to which IL
is 10 be- applied.
Sec 3l.-No appropriation shall be
made Tor charitable, educational or
other benevolent purposes to anv person
community, not under the absolute con.
troll of the state, but the legislature NAV
in its discretion. make appropriations
for the charitable institutions and hos.
lptals, for the maintenance of which annu.
~ appropriations were made bv the leg.
lslatlVe assembly Of ninteen hundred and
nine.
See. 39.-No obligation or liability
Of any person, association or corpora.
tion therein, shall ever be exchan ged.
transferred, remittcd released, pose non.
ed, or in any way diminished by the leg.
stature, nor shall any such obligation or
liability be eXtinpuished except by the
payment thereof into the proper treas
ury or by proper proceeding in court
sec 35.-No person shall be exempt
from prosecution and punishment for
any crime or Ofiense against any law
ot TINS state by reason of the subso-
quert repeal of such law.
See. 3I.-No act of the legislature
shall Affect the right or remedy of eth.
er party, or change the rules of evidence
OF PROCEDURE IN any pending case.
See 35.-The sole power of inpeach-
ment shall be vested in the house of
representatives, ana a concurrence of a
majority of all members elected shall
De necessary TO the proper exercise
thereof All impeachments shall be
tried in the senate. When sitting for
that purpose the senators shall under
oath or affirmation to do Justice accord.
ing 10 the law and the evidence. When
the governor or lieutenant governor is
on trial, the chief justice of the supreme
court shall preside. No person shall be
convicted without the concurrence OF
two'thrds OF the senators elected
See. 36.-All state officers and Judges
OF the district court shall be liable 10
impeachment for crimes, misdemeanors
and malfeasance in office, but iudp
ment IN such eases shall not extend fur.
ther than removal from Office and dis.
qualification to hold any office of hon.
or, trust or profit, or TO vote under the
laws OF the state; but such officer or
Judge, whether convicted or acquitted
snail nevertheless, be liable TO prosecu.
tion, trlaL Judgment, punishment or civ.
II action, according 20 law. No officer
shall exercise any powers or duties of
MS oiiice after notice of his impeach-
ment is served upon him until he is ac.
quilted.
See. 3S.-~The legislature shall enact
laws to prevent trusts, monopoies and
in restraint of trade.
see. 39.-Any member of the lepisla.
iure who shall vote or use his influ.
snce Tor or against any matter pending
m either house in consideration of anv
money, thing Of value, or promise there.
Df shall be deemed guilty of bribery;
and any member of the legislature or
other person who shall directly or indi.
rectly offer, give or promise any money.
.hing or value, privilege or personal al.
vantage, TO any member Of the lepisla.
lure who shall solicit from any person
DR. corporation any money, thing of val
ne or personal advantage for his vote or
influence as such member shall be deem.
ID guilty of solicitation of bribery.
See 4O.-Any person convicted of any
lt the Ofienses mentioned in sections
), and 30 hereof shall be deemed guilty
u felony and upon conviction shall
Dc punished by fine of not more than
'ne thousand dollars or by impfison.
nent for not less than one nor more
han five years.
See. 4l.--Anv person may be com.
pelled to testify in any lawful investi.
CATION or judicial proceeding against
another, charged with bribery or solici.
.ation of bribery as defined herein, and
shall not be permitted TO withhold his
testimony on the ground that II might
.neriminate or subject him TO public in
fanny; but such testimony shall not be
used against him in any judicial pro.
,eeding against him except for perjury
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