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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
COMP ANY FORMED
I. TO OPERATE MINE
Old Dominion Sulphur Corpora
ton to Develop Property i'll
Pyritcs Belt.
HOME OFFICE IN RICHMOND
Charter Granted by State, Maxi
mum Capital Being Hall a
Million Dollars.

charter was granted yesterday by
tho state Corporation Commission 10
the Old Dominion Sulphur Corporation,
OF ldchmond. II mining company with
Il capital stock OF $500, 900. While the
money invested Is nearly all from the
North. tie home olncA will be located
hefc. and the mining property lies ton
and "a half mics from Fredericksburg.
in stafford county, In the rich pyritcs
belt which runs from the south shore
"f the Potomac River to the Carolina
border.
The company, organized primarily to
take over and operate the mine known
as Austin Run, will eventually assume
other mines in the belt. With this Aus
tin Kun the company purchases three
miles OF railway, with a terminal and
wharf on Acqua Creek, tributary OF
the Potomac. The company plans to
install machinery which will give an
output of about 200 tons per day. this
being about one third of the total
present output of the fertile belt. OF
tho entire sulphur output of tho United
states. Virginia. with this pyritcs belt
supplies more than 30 per cent. Nine
~ per cent. of the sulphur consumed
In this country Ia Imported from the
birthstone mines of Spain, Virginia sup
plying per cent of the total. and the
rest of the United States yielding only
3 per cent.
To Begin Operations at Once.
1t Is planned by tho Old Dominion
Sulphur Company to begin operations
at once. y ready market for sulphur
is found in the powder Industry, the
n,,nhaden fish companies and fertilizer
plants. The sulphur mine of the Mir
Einia Carolina Chemical Company. the
famous Arminius mines. and tho Dunn
fries mine AFRO located In the Virginia
Pyrites belt. Power for tho Austin
Run mines Will be obtaincd from the
new plant of the Fredericksburg
Power Company over Il high power line
O he installed from the mines to the
Fredericksburg plant.
The officers of the company are AL
bert l'ogg, Camden, y. J., prcsid ent;
G. c. Walton. Norfolk. vice-prssdent;
Walter Sparkling, Petersburg. secretary
and treasurer. Irving L. Campbell Of
Richmond. and Judge Alvin T. Emhrcy
of Fredericksburg, arc counsel for the
company.
Organization of another large mill
ing company, with headquarters IN
Richmond. became known yesterday.
when the State Corporation Commits
sion granted a charter 10 the American
Mining and Exploration Corporation.
with q maximum capital of 100000 and
:, minimum of $4,000. Frank Jay
Gould. principal owner of tho Virginia
Railway and Power Company, is pr,s-
idcnt; Henry w. Anderson, of Rich
mond, vice president, and Arthur Ecl-
ley, of New York, secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
BLUE AND GRAY
TO MEET IN JUNE
New York Veterans Will Ioin
Lee Camp at Gaines's Mill
on Anniversary.

On tho nftieth anniversary Of the
baltic of Gaincs's Mill. the surviving
veterans of the Fifth New York Volun-
tcer Infantry. Duryea Zouaves. will
clasp hands with the gray-coatcd war
flors OF Lee Camp. No. |. on the Held
of that memorable tight. Such Is tho
pan outlined In Il letter received last
night by Lee Cump from officers of the
Firth New York and enthusiastically
welcomed by the Confederate vetsr-
ans.
The anniversary Of Gaincs's Mill. com
Ing III the month of Juno. at time
most convenient for a holiday, is Ger
tam 10 attract great Joint reunion
of the one-tlmc enemies. While the
plans OF the celebration arc somewha. .
indefinite Just now. II is known that
tho New York Veterans hone 10 spend
at least two days in Richmond and the
surrounding bnttlcilclds. According to
tho letter received last night. the New
Workers. Will make the trip to Rich
mond By water How many veteran
Iouavcs Will come Is yet 10 be deter
mined, but almost the full strength oc
tho veteran association is expected
Robert Daily. Peter Wagner ana Alfred
Atkins have charge of the New YORK
expedition.
Lee Camp will arrange Il ntting re-
cep,ion for tn: visitors. will entertain
them during their short stay In Rich
mond. and n delegation. II not all the
camp. will accompany the Zouaves on
their tour of the bnt;lcnelds mad,'
memorable during the Seven Days
lights.
On motion OF D. =. Brown. commit
tee of three was appointed by Lee Camp
last night to select fifteen delegates
and fifteen alternate Tor tho Macon
runion OF Confederate Veterans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
TO MEET DELEGATION
Washington Ready to Assist In Plans for
Building Highway.

Washington Kcndy to Atsist IN Plnns Tor
Building Highway.
Secretary r. \. Dunlop. OF the Chamber
of Commerce received the following telc-
gram yesterday from James +. Oyster. pres
idcnt OF the Washington Chamber OF Com
Incrce:
Letter received. Our board OF directors.
representatives OF Advertising Club. Com
mGrcial Club. Board of Trade and Retail
Merchants Association called TO meet you
Monday. plcnsc wire exact number OF your
pnrty on train Monday morning and hour OF
arrival here"
Tile delegation from tho chamber Will
leave here Monday noon for Washington to
confer with the Washington commercial
bodies in regard to plans for building the
Richmond WA shington link of the Quebec
to-Miami highway. All other Richmond or
Sanizations have been requested To send
delegates TO the Washington conference on
Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
NO VERDICT YET
Jury Out More Than an Hour in Railway
Damage Suit.

After having been out for moro than an
hour. the jury In the damage suit OF Lucy
v. Tugg against the virginia HALLWAY and
Power Company WAS adjourned last night
by Judge Crump unit! this morning ut ia
O'Clock. when another attempt Will be made
to arrive at n verdict.
The been trial in the Law and
Equity Court nil the week. Miss Bugg.
who IL still under ,wcnty-onc years OF age.
aud sues through friend, claims TINT on
The night OF December p. 1910. She IL
passenger in automobile which was
struck by an ''oyvl" car Mt tho intersection
of Thirteenth and Main streets. She was
thrown and painfully injured and
claims damages In the sum OF $4,000. Tho
argument took up all OF yesterday, tho al
legged speed OF the trolley car and the sug-
gcstion that It's brake machinery may not
have been In tho hest OF order. having been
made much OF. The evidence is conflicting
as TO Which vehicle had tho rlsht OF way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
JAMES RIVER ON
RAMP AGE TO-DAY
Rise of Fifteen Feet in Rich.
mond Indicated by Columbia
Gauge Figures.
At o'clock this morninE the Chcs-
Hpcnkc md Ohio gunEe at Columbia
showed the river 10 be 20 feet high,
mud falling.

Indicating rise OF fifteen feet in
James River at this point by midday
to-day. covering the wharvcs and
lower sections Of tho city, frashet
warnings were issued last night
by the Weather Bureau, the Old Do
miniou Steamship Company ana the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway. The
Indicated riso will fan two or three
feet below that OF two weeks ago.
when several streets In the lower Sec
ton were submerged. and when water
rose In the Old Market. The Chcsa-
neakc and Ohio gauge at Columbia
reported twenty -four feet and rising
at 6 o'clock, and on receipt of that
warning the old Dominion Steamship
Company began moving out ali per-
ishablc goods from It's lower ware
house. At $40 o'clock the gauge
showed twenty five feet and four
inches.
gauge at 10 o'clock showing twenty
~. The balic. was expressed that the
maximum rise at Columbia would not
exceed twcnty-six feet. which would
mean about fifteen feet hore--two fest
less than tho freshct OF two weeks ago.
Many Of those along the river front.
who vacated their cellars and lower
storcrooms ut the approach OF the for
MGR rise, had not moved N,iick, and
With the ample notice which was given
last night Of the anticipated rise to-
day, II is believed that the damage
here will he slight. unless the recent
rains IN tho upper sections OF the
state greatly augment the EXPECTED
Hood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
,ynn,cd in Oarncv. s. {.

Ch.cf ~ Police Werner notified yes
terjaY by the authori;icS Of Ganncy. 6. c.
10 hold Jumes Murray. colored. who waI
arrested herr several days ago ~ Do;cc-
tive Sereaauts Wiley AMI he!lnm ~ a sus-
p!cious character. II vas thought that Muir.
ray was 'ynniod IN South CHrolirr. Ro0usi-
Ton papers VIII be prepared for him and "A
CGlccr sent "a Ilichi1ond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
DIVORCE TALK BOW
Ann Whose wife Entered suit Li,ene Things
In u Jsit.

Robert = Branch Of FIenrico county.
agGin.t WHOM q suit Tor divorce was Nod
ny his VIC tie cary IMrt - ;l,s week de-
ciden wednesday night tiut hc diau, want
10 be divo.eod nnd proceeded TO demon
stEete voheIcentiy Wi'A iiis wife against !,
separation. Tho laticr entered Cor,Dlatut
ana Brunch was broucrt 20 tho ii.ufico
county jail ~ County DMltor Tympla Arter
hearing before MaFstcaie 7. J. Pulyear
ytsterday ne COUPE dErecd 10 let byroncs
DC hygoncf as far ,he iast qnarrol was
concerned. and the prisoner vas discharged
upon the payment al costs The sui, for
drawn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
MILITARY CONFERENCE
not About IIiIlsyille, but TO Arrange Rifle
Range Details.

conference over the plans for the new
37l-acrc rifle range at Virginia Beach was
held yesterday in the office of the Adju-
tant-Gcnerhl between General Sale, state
militia officers and representatives OF the
United States Army. Those present We're
Major Stanley W. Martin. Colonel Alfred u.
Percy and captain Winfrcc, of L.ynchburg;
captain IL. l.. Opic, OF Staunton, and Lieu
tenant Price. OF thea United states Marine
Corps Sergeant Lund, United states Army
expert rife range builder, is already at
work Mt Virginia Beach. The department.
expects to have the range ready for use by
June ]. when the first squads will he sent
there for rifle practice.
L. II. Williams. Jr, OF Company 81 Third
Infantry Regiment, will he ordered M soon
for examination for the office OF llcutcn-
ant to which no has been elected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30

st the rcqncst Of the court, Governor
Mann will appoint Judge Thomas W. fIarri-
son. Of the Seventeenth Judicial ptnrfct
to sit on the bench Of the Alexandria city
Court during the trial of the case, Sinclair
We. Fai"!dA. The Governor yesterday re-
ton. OF this court. asking that Judge HART
son nc dcslGnaied to tr% this particular
case which is scheduled for April s. the &c.
tlon beihS taken by mutual consent OF tho
attorneys and Judge Thornton. The Cover
nor VIII tAkc action on the request to- dnv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
BIG PRICE FOR LAND
ThIrty-SIx Acres In Hcnrico Sold for
SSa

The West End real estate market contin-
ucs buliish. II docs not matter whntlicr the
laId IL Within or outside OF the cprpo RI .
limits. The latest deal. recorded esterdar
afternoon in the county clerks office, res
isiers n price Of 1890 per acre paid for an
unimprovcd trnct OF land mile north
o. the Fair Grounds.
The property. which contains ai.5 acres.
Was sold by j. Thompson Brown and Leroy
Brni9n 10 \. l.. Mcclellan for S5t.7J1. The
tract ies west of tho Richmond, Fredcriclts-
burs and Potomac Railroad. near Acca sta
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Alleged C"ciline Pcddicrs Sent On from
Police Court.

John Nicholas and Linas IIaekinn. both
coloscd. we're held tor tho grand Jury. yes
ieThay IN Police Court chnrgo OF huv-
Ing In thcir possession and selling cocaine.
The case OF John Freeman. the scven-
teen-ycnr ola negro, accused Of forging the
nam" 90 Mrs. i.ucle H. Watson to Lhre.
checks, was continued unit! April 10.
George Reed. alias Joe, Brown, coiored
has sort to JAIL .or sixty days for sterlinS
an overcosi from X Gondal
IN order to give her an opportunity 70
leave tho city the carc OF Nrs. p NJ 10th
accused Of maintaining an improper rcsor,
M zs!o beverly Street, wns continued 10
May J, II 'he leaves town by that time the
efsa vii! be dropped.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
MUST GET DOG LICENSES


FoIire on IrInI of Uwnsrs Who Fan 20 Thy
Tax.
The entire police department is now en-
ersetica!ly engaged In making reports Of
the names OF all owners OF unlicensed dogs.
Many reports have been made daily in all
Of the districts for the past week. aud un-
less the deiinqucnts quickly pay the required
tax they viii be summoned into Police
Court -Afrcaoy a largo number OF sum
monses have been issued.
Patrolmnn w. Il. Whltiock. OF 100 Taylor
street. who Is the poascssor of several
h!oodcd dogs, says that he has paid his tax
OH all of his animals but one, fox terrier.
about year old, which Inns been lost
During the activity of his brother officers
In tracing down unlicensed do6s he has ask
ed :hcIn 10 kecn a lookout for his nun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
sunre In oirl.. rr..s.,es

Clarence Wilson. ~ lIcnr.co county, u.cd
language not FOUND IN the etiquette hook
in the presence q; a Young woman. clerk
%. q Chetcr iiil storefecpoJ, and was as
sess"d g and costs yesterday morning ~
Naris'rate r J. ruryear. lie was arrested
on Thrrsday ~ Constable r. y Davis.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
nacl, In nld onaricr..

The or!cer az the state board o; phar-
macy which during The sessions % the Gen.
e!ol Assembly were moved 10 ifc iIothcimer
building 20 nuke WAY -: committee rooms.
were moved hack 20 their old quarters In
tho basement OF the state Capitol yesterday.
The board nnuounccs an examination tor
elndidates in nhaEnIAey tor Anrll 70.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-30
Marion Iarland Hero.

Mrs. Virginia Halves Tcrhune. better
known under her pen name of Marion Har-
Land, is visiting her brother, S. II. Hawea
at his homo on chambcrlayno Avenue, Gin
tcr Park
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1912-02-23
Locals and Personals.

III INV t''E. ou'''
The interior of the store Of the Madison
Grocery Co. is being reprinted
Self-playins pianos for cash or on IN
stallment plan Cali and see them' W.
l. Tooke.
Louis WadSworth returned sunday irofl
Alachua. where he has been on business
for the past several days
n Withersnoon left Fridsy for Area
dia and other points N South Flor'da' On
q visit Of several days.
/ --r,.r harre... saoe.a1i umbrellas.
A!Sp Keep hes' I"oo-' i-' q, -. .
El'ner'1''7 H. ~" ~N'
Miss :. 4. Ranfen va, hostess at the
REGULAR meeting Of the Bride Club on last
rrid,v
Lawrence Fraleiah left Tuesday for At
anita. where he will enter business co.,
lego.
-. ..-...l--.
colonial pumps can be found at Smith
Mercantile Conpany's.
r..,., ., e-,. -.
J" D'''
"'-''
o'eah'e 'ie o'mgn . anu S'e''S'"T'' .'e
llFe' D! uS'iS iiINi'''T' " % ''''e
.L'e' s'''''l'a m a'u wv ''s''''0''
MISS rahhle o'dhule!, o' u'ee"EI"e' %
VISITING her lr'enu MISS ra'''''e De''''e"
on route lour'
WAN I'D Live agents u lh'rouuce ene
/. greatest money maker ever oHereu an
agent write To-Day
FaSco Novelty 70"
MIS- D A. timely OF Live YAK ana MIS-
Ses D A. ana rione Handell are spend
ing the week at MI kandehS country
loHulng eczema spreads us burning
area every day Doans ointment quick
/ y stops It's spreading instantly removes
the itching cures 1t permanently AT
''' ~
b ~ Tucker LETT Monday Tor the stock
markets oN Kentucky to buy horses and
mules tor the stock hrm OF Tucker ana
Palmer OF TINS city
Ladies and Gentlemen. Listen before
you read. when you want GOOD fresh
, oysters phone ~ Inc Madison quick
Lunch.
Wrs C. {. Leman and attractive dauah-
Ter. Miss Ca,harine of Live Oak srent
sunday IN the city, the guests Of MIS- w
l. Farramore ana MIS- Cora Ashley
am prepsred IN submit estimates for
anddo all kinds Of sidewalk Iavino. tlino
d''u 81 'o''.i 0ee ''ie "'e'' ~ L''u VI
'''s A'''u Vi "orA' D. D. rL'NN
A. F. Fraleigh lett Wednesday for St
Louis. CINCINNATI and other points, to
buy stock for the Fraeigh -Lines-Shelfer
,ha r,alai,h Toh.ooo Comnon,
When BALLARDS SNOW LlNlMENI
is rubbed IN Tor rheumatic aches and
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Roads ............ 1850
Chas. Pinkham, Pillow Roads. 1900
]. R. Roe, Supplies Roads. 1926
Hepburn Lumber Co. Lumber
RoduS 671.14
Chas. Pinkham, Supplies
ROADS 400
Ostrander Lumber Co. Lum-
Der Roads. ........ 534.29
GIL Robinson, Team Hire 400
Baxter Fdry. & Mchn. Works,
Materials Roads. ...... 1925
Morris-Roberts Co. Supplies
ROADS 425
Morris-Roberts Co. Supplies
nOduS $50
The following Road Overseers re-
ports were examined and approved:
q. F. Fulkerson, District No. IL.
t. G. Wilson, District No. %.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until O'clock a. N. tomorrow.
Third Day October Session, October
10, 1912.
full Board met this Day pus-
suant to adjournment.
The following road overseers' re-
ports were examined and approved:
P. B. Butler District No. 8. Lee
Boyer, District No. A. Rex Leland,
District No. 5 w. r. Burkhardt,
District No. 8. John Colt, District
No. IS.
Claims continued on the Road and
Bridge Fund:
Niles e Richardson, Black
smithing Roads ...$ 400
P. B. Butler, Labor Roads. :. $3.50
W. R. Burkhardt, Labor
ROADS ........... $500
j. d. Colt, Labor Roads. -. 1880
Lee Boyer, Labor Roads. -. $500
Lee Boyer, Labor Roads. 49,. $500
Rex Leland, Labor Roads. =. 1O4.OO
Toe Furniss, Labor Roads. :. 1O4.OO
In the matter of the petition to
establish a Highway Road District
to be known as 'Bliss Highway Dis
trict' in accordance with Senate Bill
No. 40 as passed by the Iegisla-
ture of 1911, the Board reviewed
said petition and set November 5,
1912 as the day for holding an cleo
ton to decide whether or not such
district shall become high
way district and that the Clerk give
due notice thereof by three publica-
lions in the Bliss Times and the de-
'cription of said highway district as
well as the voting precinct therefore
IS as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the point where the
center of Snake River intersects the
inc between range eleven CID and
twelve CID E. B. M, thence north
along said line about two miles to
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Williams, District No. IL. Glen R.
Stone, District No. IA. J. H. Will
ferth, District No. Is. l.. F. Davis,
District No. II J. H. Freeman, Dis
trict No. IS.
Whereupon the Board adorned
until 9 O'clock a. m. tomorrow.
Second Day of October Session,
October / s, 1912, 8 O'Clock a. m.
A full Board met this day pur-
suant to adjournment.
The following claims against the
Current Expense Fund were examined
and approved and the Auditor is here
by instructed to draw warrants for
same as follows:
F. w. Chapman, Expenses
Deputy Sheriff $106.75
Charles Burgess, Labor Court
Rouse ..-..... z5.OO
D. w. Yaden, Labor County
Farm 5.65
Frank Greene, Drayage. LIS
w. o. w. Lodge, Rent Hall
Primary Eelection. 800. 1000
Gem State Lumber Co. Lum-
Der Election Booths. 80. 200
Jerome Drug Co. Supplies
Quarantine ............. 4.25
Gem State Lumber Co. Sup
plies Court House ...... 1880
Children's Home Finding &
Aid Soc. Donation. ...... 10000
Miller Davis Printing Co. Sup
plies LOO
S. Y. Robertson, Board Pris-
oners ................. 4.s0l
A. F. Tage, Team Hire. .... 1850
w. M. Massey, office ex-
penses .......... 600
Piper e Bloom, Livery Hire. 58.25 |
Dorothy Crawford, Expenses
Probation office. 80. 1918
L. M. Zug, Board Prisoners. 253.0O |
l.. M. Zug, Team Hire. . $500
Sheriff ........ 44.25
e. G.. Isenberg, Expenses. -. 24.93 !
L. M. Zug, Expenses. ...... 112.42 |
Claims continued on the Road and |
Bridge Fund:
George Archer, Labor Roads. 5 $50 !
J. M. Tucker, Labor Roads. 1900 |
J. e. Wilferth, Labor Roads. 1890 |
w. A. Allen, Labor Roads. 31.00I
o. B. Dram, Labor Roads. HOO
D. G. Becknell, Labor Roads 500
T. G. Wilson, Labor Roads. 400
e. F. Fulkerson, Labor Roads 31.OO
Gem State Lumber Co. Lum-
Der Roads. 1850
Frank scherrer, Supplies
Roads 5000
0strander Lumber Co. Lum-
Der Roads -. 53.13
Frank Schmeck, Supplies
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OCTOBER, 1912, HDHnlDN OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS.


SIONERS.
First Day of Session, October IA
1912.
Be 1t remembered, that on this
18th day of October, A. D. 1912,
pursuant to statute the Board oil
County Commissioners met in regular
session. Present: A. L. Speakman,
Chairman, Charles N. Dilatush and
Charles C. Nelson, Commissioners and
Harry w. Anderson, Clerk.
The following claims against the
Roard and Bridge Fund were ex-
anime and approved and the Auditor
Is hereby instructed to draw warrants
for same as follows:
T. o. Davis, Labor Roads $4,000
Rupert Lumber & Hardware
Co. Lumber Roads Dis
allowed $500. 27.80
Luke Williams, Labor Roads. 1920
J. H. Wilferth, Labor Roads. 5000
Glen R. Stone, Labor Roads. 1890
James H. Freeman, Labor
Roads -. 561.S5
John s. Webb, Labor Roads. 600
Henry Hackman, Labor Roads 400.
Joseph o. Turenne. Labor
Roads 1.5o
e. c. Maynard, Labor Roads. 900
James Alexander, Labor
Roads 400
l.. F. Davis, Labor Roads. . $500
r. H. Bell, Labor Roads. :. 5000
L. c. Ferry, Labor Roads. :. 6.25
L. F. Davis, Labor Roads. :. $500
Gem State Lumber Co. Lum-
Der Roads 1895
Frazer-Moore Co. Supplies
Roads -. 1910
Lennon & Dunk, Supplies
Roads 1915
Jerome Hardware Co. Sup
plies Roads 1880
Wendell Hardware Co. Sup
plies Roads ............ 7.4Ol
T. j. Smith, Team Hire ..... 8.0Ol
Thos. Jaycox, Supplies Roads 800
Nibley-C Channel Lumber Co.
Lumber Roads .... 41.37
Gem State Lumber Co.
Lumber Roads. 231.4O
The following Road Overseers'
Reports were examined and ap-
proved:
T. o. Davis, District No. 10. Luke
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

"Sha Article State Of Idaho
amended the the power une be
hereafter prescribed by the Lgae
by the State Legislature
the polls Independent
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

of of
o tax
en-
y Of
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Of
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Shal of
amended the people the undr conditions
hereafter prescribed by Of the Legaure) of their
initiative and the the polls Independent Of the
Legslature?'
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Sha Section Article of the Constitution Of Of Idaho
amended to limit the bonded Indebtedness Of the State
the debt the Territory the of
exclusive Of debts and liabilities subsequent January
1911 for the of the construction and furnishing of the State
Capitol at Boise Idaho and exclusive of debt debts liability
liabilities incurred by the Eleventh Session Of the Legislature of the
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

sha Section Of Article the Constitution Of the State Of Idaho
Education the membership powers
which shall be prescribed by aw? The State
of
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Sha Article
be amended provide that the shall consist Of
from Of the the State which
the
exceed three times the number of Senators?"
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Sha Of repeating Of
Article ID of the Constitution which provides that all labor of
within
where the public works under the direct
of the Sate?'
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

Whereupon the Board adjourned
until 9 O'Clock a. M. tomorrow.
Third Day October Session, October
10, 1912.
full Board met this day pur-
suant to adjournment.
Claims continued on the Current
ExDenSe Fund.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1912-10-31

of
by adding thereto Section so to the people Of the State
officer
except Electoral Dsrctg