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LINCOLN.

!" ID. Rhodes and wife of Randolph
who have been visiting their son, l.. H.
Rhodes, and family for a few days past.
have returned home-Mr, and Mrs. Ivan
Steadnan have returned from the lake
q. \. Thayer Is In New York State.--M
Il. Cove and family are at the lake this
week.-Aden Elliott has moved his family
TO Bristol.-Mrs. James Moody Is able TO
ride out
On September 10 the United States civil
service commission will conduct an ex-
animation here for the position of fourth
class postmaster In West Lincoln. Last
year the office paid sSS
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NEW HAVEN.

Robert and Arie Stowe visited friends
in Proctor and Rutland last week.-Mrs..
George Snrigg Of Port Henry, N. Y, is
visiting friends In town.--The Grange
and Sunday school had basket
picnic at Ethan Allen Park Wednesday,
the 1th' going by rail to Queen CITY
fark' then by trolley to Ethan Allen
Park.-Mrs. Edward Swenor returned
home from Addison Monday.-Mr. ana
Mrs. Guy f.. Loudon, Master David and
Miss Elizabeth Lcudon Of burlington
were In town Sunday. Mrs. Mary Wright
returned to her home in burlington Sun
day after passing several days in town.
Mr. and Mrs. q. 4. Hunt of Waltham
were In town Sunday.
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COLCHESTER.

Mr. and Mrs. H. d. Burnham of Gard.
ner, Mass. came here SATURDAY night
The Rev. and Mrs Long ana daughter
Miss Ella Cobb, and Miss Louise Macon.
brey OF Meriden, Conn. Mrs Robert SEQ.
VILE OF Chicago and Mr. Edwin Hender.
son of Cincinnati are among the new ar.
rivals at "Brooksde Farm. Miss Au.
gusta Faux of Boston Is visiting at J. II.
Ihompson's .-Miss Harriet Mcbride IF
burlington is guest at s. Morrow s.
Miss Anna Morrow has gone to Roy
aston. Mass, to visit Mrs. Myron OrvIs-
Mrs. Heman Morse. who has been quite
III, Is improving.-Th infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Caswell was buried
Monday.-Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Nanlev.
Miss Emily. Thomas and James Manlev
came here Tuesday morning to attend thu
funeral of their father. r. W. Manley,
which is to be held at his late residence
today at loo p. M
The sudden death of r w Manlev
aged 81 years occurred Sunday morn
ing OF Bright's disease and heart trouble
He wa" contractor and builder and had
made his home here for MANY years He
is survived by a wife and nine children.
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ADDISON.

DIS Weston and Harry Smith and
FAMILIES, who have been visiting in
town Tor the past two months. left
Monday for their home In Alameda
cal, but are to make some visits on
inc way home.-The q. II. B. society
met with Clara Clark Friday evening.
Mrs Enos Baker and children of
worcester are at James Bakers.-
Harold Crane has gone to Northheld,
Mass, to attend convention.-Mur
lei Nitium of Middlebury Is the guest
of May Crane and other friends in
town.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Cora Flint and little daughter from
Maine visited her uncle, w. w. Jones.
last weck.--Alfred and Harry sherwin
from Windsor visited their aunt, Mrs.
Hiram Perry. this wcek.-Winfred Rhodes
from Lincoln Is visiting his aunt. Mrs.
William Goodyear. and calling on friends
and schoolmat es.-Mrs. J. II. Church has
her sister. Mrs Charles Tucker, from
Reading, Mass, with her for few days.
-I.lewellyn Perry has sold his place In
the village to Eugene Martin, who will
take possession the FIRST Of September
The young people repeated their drama,
Not a. MN n the Ecuse." at Granville
last Thursday and made very well with
nearly q house fun.
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WEYBRDCE.

The leading social event Of the season
here was the wedding of Grace Rich
Twi,chell and George Bate'nan
Thompson of Indianapolis, which oc-
CURED at the home of the bride at noon
August the 10th. The religious cere-
mony was performed by the Rev Alex
ander McKinlay. pastor OF the NJ. Il,
Church at Dalton. Mass. It was preceded
by a civil ceremony, performed by Justice
T.. r. C0wles. the latter ceremony being
private rhe bridal procc. IN was
formed in the following order; the four
'ushers. Rucl Twitchcll Of Pittsburg. Pa,
pierrepont Twitchsll OF Brooklyn. Harry
Parkill of llion, y. Y. and benjamin
Wales of this town the matron Of honor
Mrs w. I. Twitchell Of Hartford, Conn.
who wore white and carried pink sweet
peas; the two bridesmaids. Bcrnice Twit-
chell, sister of the bride, and Elizabeth
Thompson. sister of the groom, both
wearing white and carrying pink and
white sweet peas; last OF all came the
bride and her father. Her gown was Of
white silk chiffon over white taffeta cut
en- train and trimmed with French lace
She wore a veil caught up with orange
blossoms and carried a bridal bouquet of
white sweet peas. Her only ornament was
a pendant, consisting OF n diamond. a
matrix and pearl suspended from dainty
chain. This was tho bridal gift from the
groom. As the party reached the place
OF tho ceremony. they were met by the
groom, his best man, Fred Clark of
Champlain. ~ Y. and the officiating
clergyman. The fun ring ceremony was
used the bride being given away by her
father While the bridal procession was
in progress Mrs. Benz Walls sang go
Promise Me" The gifts we.s numerous
including money. silver china, cut glass
ana linen The BRIDES gifts to her maids
and matron of honor were silver pine In
the design of two interviewer hearts
The groom gave the ushers scarf pins
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CALEDONIA
HARDWICK.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. ], Campbell returned
Saturday night from two weeks out
ing at Peakes island-Ernest Flanders
has moved to the Mcknight house or
North Main street.-The Misses Ruby and
Pearl futile spent Sunday at their home
In Wolcott-S. r. Darling. Jr., was home
from burlington over Sunday.--Mrs. l. I.
TITUS, who has been visiting ut Wells
River, returned Saturday night Her
daughter, Mrs. w. n. London Of Boston.
came with her.-Thomas Peater and Miss
cara Hall We're married Saturday even
!hS by the Rev. Il. f. Newell
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SHELBURNE.

The Ladies Improvement society is
preparing for a sale and will meet with
Mrs. George Blair on Shelburue Point
to-day for an all day sowing meeting
They will have a picnic lunch Mr.. AMI
Mrs. George Kinney of East shelhurns
are the parents of an II pound son, born
August l5.-Mrs Laura Ritterhush and
two daughters of Camden. Me, who
have been visiting at Or. f. r. Stod.
dard's. have gone to johnson for few
days and will return to their home Sat
urday.-Mrs. Hannah Butler entertained
several young ladies at tea at the home
of her mother. Mrs, BENJAMIN Harrington,
Saturday afternoon, to meet Miss
Blanche Parker, whose engagement to
Henry Harrington has been announced. -
The regular meeting of Champlain chap.
ter. No. So. o. f.. s., will be held Friday
evening August l9.-Mlss Phyllis Norton
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fred Roberts.
j. w. Orvis Of Denver. Colo, Is
spending a few days with his cousin,
Mrs. A. l.. Benedict.
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HUNTINGTON.

The Try club will give a cobweb social
Mt the Sons of Veterans hall Friday even.
ing, August 1.-THE Rev and Mira
Kemp have been entertaining her par.
ehts from Randolph Greta Nor.
ton Is spending few days in Montpe.
lier.-Mrs. r. X. Wyinan and Children n,
Starksboro visited Mrs. Eva Sayles Sun.
day.-James Swlnger and family re
turned from Gaysville Sunday,-C. r.
Norton was guest of J. H. Norton
over Sunday.
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WHITING.

Miss Hayward Of Beloit. WIS, is the
guest of her uncle. Frank Wooster-Mrs
{. T. Mason returned from Winsted
Conn, ana Greenfield. Mass, last week
Roy Foster of Greenfield is visiting in
town-Albert ketcham Of Denver, Colo
was In town last Wednesday.--Mrs J. NJ
Stckney visited In brandon F'rday-NIrs
u. j. Brown visited in Brandon on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckmaster of Rutland
were guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. c..
n. Ketcham.- Mr. and Mrs Cope of HI
ton, y. j., are in town
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FERRISBURG.

Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jack
man became the parents OF q daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs kiral Of a son and Mr.
and Mrs. T.. r. Barr Of son.-NIiss
Helen Gregory of Providence. r. J., and
Grace Jackman of Shclburne are the
guests Of Mrs. A. r. Booth.--NTrs. H.
Louise upper and Jessie Bah are at
tending the Spring Grove campmeetine.
George Langcway, Jr., is i'll with
typhoid fever
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VERGENNES.

Mrs. Thomas Lahey returned 20 New
York city Monday after a visit to Mrs.
ID. Reraud.-George Dugan of New York
city is passing his vacation with his
mother, Mrs Alexander blanchard Mrs.
". II. Baker OF Providence, r. l., Is the
guest OF Mrs. f. NJ. Young-Miss Mildred
Taher has returned from a visit to Bur
lington.-Mr and Mrs. Andrew Tredo,
daughter, Miss Mabel, and Joseph Demper,
left Monday for visit in Worcester
and Boston. Mass. and Providence, r. l.
Miss Clara Jacobs has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs William Cameron
Of Burlington.-W. w. Finney and grand
daughter, Miss Lois Finney, of Reese
VILE. n. Y. are visiting Mrs. George
Burroughs.-1>ist of unclaimed letters at
the postoftice Mrs. Bell Brown, Herbert
Leroy, Mrs. Mayda Leroy, Miss Hannah
Price, Frank Spauldng. Newell Ripley.
Charles Macarthur, Harry NJ Garvcy.
Mrs. i, S. Cusa- Miss Adamay Cowles.
Calvin NJ Crawford Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hudson went Monday to Brandon 10
visit his mother. Mrs. Eliza Hudson
Harvey Garruppy of Bellows Falls passed
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Rush
loW.-Postmaster y. II. BreCkcnrid.,e and
son, Myron, of Vermontvile \. Y. are
spending few days with his nathan
Mrs. Newell Breckenridge. and his siste,
Mrs. r. l.. Kinssland.-P. G. Carroll re-.
turned Monday to Castleton after a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hudson. The
Rev. j. G. Simmons, of the first Methodist
Episcopal Church of Troy, conducted SER
vices AZ the Lodge at Basin fIarbor Sun
day afternoon.
MIS- Johh Aunchman and two children
OF New YORK city are visiting her sister
ln-ia"' MIS- David Ryan-AIrS. Jason
Newton mas gone to Wiilsboro, n. Y, to
Visit her parents Mr.. ana Mrs. Henry
van Oiii'ih'-Mrs. II. W. Shipman of
hichmoho HILL n. Y, Is visiting Mrs. c.
ana MIS- Roilin Preston
mas returned 10 pennsylvania after n
80 " '"', Preston parents Mr. and
' ~ ~ fres'on'-M,sS Wenonah
'''s" h's returned to Hinesburg
avn VISIT TO MRS FRANK Porter.--Mr.
az" MR. FRANK ram or Bristol called
-" ''e''uS III town Saturday'-Jesse
"'''' Vi fihespurs was the guest Of
~, ""u 'Nrs' frahh foruer Sunday
'''.'e heii'oh Oh New YORK city Is
nei '"'"''oh NJ the iake.
wa" I'"Nies OF Northheld rs
'''hs Ni'"s iheresa Mlddlehrook-
'''''n '"iuo'eprook mas returned
~ ''s'' ~ her prother' waiter
n.uoicprooh OF west beriln.-Nrs.
ru"in LOWS entertained few of her
'ou's H'e''uS al WHIST TUESDAY aft
erhooh'--N son was horn Sunday 10
WI "hu Mr9, JACOB kiral--Conrad
i'i''9 ana MISS Anna trlinaf were
.'''''e' '"hN afternoon by the
NV N''rneh ;, 'o'h al the nom" OF
""' Az. r'o''''lcA Plkei'--A son
"uS porn MONDAY To MI ana Mrs. T..
H. ''"rr MIS-. IT, F' q. k'mhali and
Eucs'S' MISS 'arrl' GriSWoid and Miss
Nancy b'htoh OF burlington, are
spending TWO weeks In the Kimbail
cot'age AZ IN" lake'-Mr. and Mrs. r,
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MILTON BoRO.

Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Nichols. Mr. Flaga
and Wilbur Shonion returned to Rich.
mohd Monday.-Misses Agnes Linehnn
and blanche Peck are guests of Mrs. r..
Il. Bullock and Mrs. j. f. Flinn.-A. B.
=" God b. +. Finne ana ]. T. Finn
nave built silos.-John Stanley of Water.
vile was at o. A. Stanleys over Sunday
Winnie Shean accompanied Hazel Reg
nolds TO her homo in Fairfax Friday
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In the form Of small gold cresccnts set
with pearls. Mrs. d. =. Twltchell, the
Dridos mother looked young ana charm
'.g In her blue silk wedding gown of
twenty-five years ago. Mrs Thompson IL
ono OF tho most popular and accomplished
young Indies. She Is graduate Of Mid
dlcbury hIRh school and OF tho Platts-
burgh normal school and has been a sue
cessful teacher In tho schools at Moocrs,
N. Y, and Pecksklll, n. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson will reside In 1ndlanapo-
lis.-Rev. and Mrs. Slocum of Center
Brunswick, ~ y. nre the guests of Mr..
md Mrs. II. l.. Thompson.--Mrs. Paul
Hawkins Of Cornwrll-on-the- Hudson is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. II.
Child--Mr. una Mrs. NJ. u. Hurd of Ad-
olson were guests OF Mrs. Adams and
Miss Sampson Inst Friday Rev. T. A.
McCnbe went to Philadelphia last week.
Rev. Mr.. Cobb Of Vergennes occupied tho
pulpit Of the Methodist Church last Sum
day. The church will be closed for the
remainder Of the month-Bert Dodge OF
Rutland spent last Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. L. u. Dodge
Mrs. Horace Crane. who has been some
weeks at Mrs Moodys returned TO their
IoiHc III loIlHWUHul, N. J., last week.
sTARKsBoRO.
Frank Strong and family Of Hunting
ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs T. s
Ferguson Thursday.-Th, now town hail
IS nenrly conpleted md will no randy for
occupancy soou.-Nfrs. Horny Wade T..
visiting relatives in Toxboro, Mass. DR..
Wade stnrtcd Monday for n short
visit among fr,ends in MINNESOTA lease
Carpeuter has nurchasod the Samuel
Taft farm ana will take nossesslon at
once. Mr. Tof. vii, remain ,here as he
IA I'm very moor health Miss gena nm
Is visiting in Ncrgennes.11. c. Scott Of
Nergonnes is visiting relatives here
Verne Ellison and Miss Esther Ellison Of
Thompsonville Conn. are spending their
vacation with their parents Mr. and Mrs,
William Ellison.-Mrs. +. J. Smith Is in
with the grip.-Mrs. Jcr me- Gutter visit
ed her niece. Mrs. David Merrill. in Lin
coin Thursday Maurice Cascy was in
Underhill last week. His sister. Maude
Casey. who has been spending the sum-
mer there with relatives and cousin,
MISS casey. returned with him.-Charles
White has returned from weeks visit
al Henry Norton's in Bristol.
Mrs Bertha Russell and Mrs. Florence
RAE stopped at N. j. Max'ield's Tues
DAY night Ell route to Lake lroquois.-
MIS- M Norton of Burlington Is at Or.
"ade's for few Wecks.-Misses Madae
i'eah ana Ellen Swette or Lincoln arc the
guests OF their aunt Mrs carrie Cutler.
'eA' SUNDAY VIII ne observed IA Grange
Hu'''"!' mere VIII ne union service IN
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MONKTON

Mr. and Mrs. l.. f.. Mech and Mr.
and Mrs. r. n. Barber were at Long
Point Sunday.-Frank McEntee spent
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. +. McEntee.-Guy Cheney was In
North Ferrisburg Sunday.-W. H. Gee
spent Sunday in Bristol
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FOREMAN for lumber operation wanted
at once, and man OF ability. sober and
reliable, to take charge In absence Of
superintendent. Good. comfortable
house and wood furnish 81. Address
Foreman" care Free Press. Swift
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CORNWALL.

The Whatsoever Circle will hold their
handkerchief bazaar in the town hall
Friday evening. August IS. A good pro-
gram has been prepared and cordial
invitation is extended to ALL
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FARMS FOR SALE

18 acres of land. main road, near
village and r. r.; good buildings and
r. water. excellent fruit. price s1,700
Stock and tools at right price.
IN miles village and r. r.. IS COW
farm, good buildings and r. water, 10
COWS. l yearling. Q calves. 2 pigs, all
crops, farming Ind sugar tools, price
complete, $500, terms. $1,000 cash.
balance yearly.
10 acres. right near village with
buildings O. X. and r. water, 1900 fine
sugar naples. with or without stock
Price right and very easy terms.
r. II. AcGINNIs, EsSex junction, VI.
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POINTERS.

oVNFRS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or 10 sell farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
py many possible buyers. 25.wtf
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WOMAN WANTED for general house,
work IN family of FIVE; must be capa-
bic, honest and willing. Apply, with
references. to box 46G. Windsor, VT.
1872, 4tSw2t
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ORWELL.

Mrs. Frank Stage OF Akron, N. Y.
and Mrs Agnes Crane OF Hllsdale
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WANTED-At Home for Destitute Chr-
drsn competent woman to care for
infants. w,8,tf.
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WEST BOLTON.

Chester Smith has returned to larry
town. N, Y.-Ai Hall is home from
Burlington for week.-The Misses
Vina and Mamie Lacailade of Law
renee and Lowell Mass, respectively
came Monday to spend their vacation
with relatives In town.-Miss Bernics
Hall has closed her contract with IL
CONTINUED on Daue a..
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WANTED.

WORK WANTED, sowing with an OK
perlenced dressmaker. Box s. Elmore.
VT 7,w,2t.
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NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell
thousands of readers In many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
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ONE CENT
A WORD

Advertising In this COL
umn one cont a word. each
Insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken winch
is less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
TO advertiser using from
2b0 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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FOR SALE

LARGE HOUSED with barn for saie Is
now u1ed for renting rooms Owner
wishes to leave town because Of III
health IN family. Will earn over 81, 900
year. Ideal location for boarding
house Bargain. Address J. r. Cobb, 90
Main St.. burlington. 1s7d&w,tf.
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NOTICE.

NOT1CT-f can furnish a good site and
stock at Westminster, VI. to a manu-
facturer Of turned wood novelties, hclS-
cornered boxes, reels, etc. who may
wish to better their location or estab-
lish another factory. should be pleased
to hear from any one who Is a SUCCESS
full manufacturer seeking a good Ioca-
ton. Willis V. Farr. Burlington, VT.
III, d& WITT
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT modern house
North Union street. Inquire South
Union. 7wtf
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Continued On page -.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-10-22

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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-10-22

paper printed at the seat of govern
ment, during the first " eek in jan
uary of each year, and in the next
volume OF the acts of the legislature,
detailed statements of all moneys
drawn from the treasury during the
preceding year, for what purposes and
to whom paid, and by what law au-
thorized; and also of all moneys re-
celved, and by what authority ana
from whom"
EFFECT. The Constitution requires
the treasurer to publish yearly n de-
tailed statement of the moneys drawn
from the treasury during the preced-
ing year, giving the names of the per-
sons to whom paid and the purposes
for which 1T was expended. 1T also re-
qu1res a like statement of the names OF
the persons, and the sources, as to
money received, and In both cases a
statement of the law under which pay
ments were made, or money paid into
the treasury. The effect of this
Amendment, If the same be adopted,
will be to repeal the section Of the
Constitution mentioned and Insofar re-
lieve the treasurer from such publica-
tiOn. This change in the Constitution,
however, would not prevent the legtsla-
ture from hereafter directing by law
that such, n different publication, OF
the same or other Information should
be made by the Treasurer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-10-22
F O i r T 81 P ROP 0 S 3 D
AMENDMENT,

The fourth proposed Amendment Is
contained in Chapter 500, General Laws
of Minnesota for the year 1909.
PURPOSE. BY this amendment 1t is
sought to repeal Section % of Article
Nv of the Constitution, which section
now reads as followss
"Section 23. The legislature shall
provide by law for an enumeration of
the inhabitants Of this State in the
year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-five. and every tenth year there
after. At their first session after each
enumeration so made, and also at their
first session after each enumeration
made by the authority of the United
States, the legislature shall have the
power to prescribe the bounds of con-
gressional senatorial and representa-
tive districts, and to apportion anew
the senators and representatives among
the several districts according to the
provisions of section second of this
article"
and to substitute therefor the follow
ing:
"Section 2S. The legislature shall
provide by law for enumeration of the
inhabitants of this State in the year
1915, and every ten (10) years there
after. At any session after any emu
meration of the inhabitants of this
state made pursuant to law and also
at any session after each enumeration
made by the authority of the United
States, the legislature shall have the
power to prescribe the bounds of con-
gressional, senatorial and representa-
tive districts. or any of tho same, and
to apportion anew tho senators and
representatives among tho several dis
tricts according to the provisions Of
section of this article"
EFFECT. The effect of this Amend
ment will be to direct the legislature
to provide for a census of the inhab-
ltants of the State In the year 1916,
and every tenth year thereafter, and
will also authorize the Legislature to
change the boundaries Of congressional,
senatorial and representative distrlcts,
or Of any one of such districts, and to
appOrtiOn anew the senators and rep
resentatives among tho several dis
tricts, at any session after any State OF
Federal census. If adopted, the Iegis-
lature might therefore, If 1T deems
best, change at any session the bound
aries of such districts and apportiOn
anew the senators and Representatives
and thus rsdistrict the State every two
years.