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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
NAMES NOT FILED
| Political Parties Have Only Three Days
! to Get ON Onicial Ballot.

Unless certain political parties In
Virginia get very busy within the next
three days, their candidates for pres!-
Dental electors will not appear On the
official ballots In the November cleo
ton Less than half of the recognized
political parties have filed their lists
of electors with the Secretary of the
Commonwealth. That official declines
to say which. since the contents Of the
official ballots must. under the law.
be kept secret. If the DEFICIENCIES are
not supplied by Saturday, no votes
can b. cast in Virginia for certain
candidates for President Of the United
States, unless complete tickets are In
terlined by the voter which would be
a practical impossibility.
congressmen have a few days longer
until October is. By the way. the
names Of some of the Democratic
nominees are still missing.
Names OF candidates To- presiden-
tiaI electors must be filed thirty days
before the election. while twenty days
susices in the case OF candidates for
CONGRESS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
ChAL0NER WRITES
COL. WATTERS0N
Replies to Editorial Attack and
Is Watching Another News
paper Man.

John Armstrong Chaloner will read
before the Mass Meeting Club. which
win have its bi-weekly gathering at
Thompsons Hall. 20 East Broad Street.
tonight. a letter which he has written
Colonel Henry watterson In reply to
an editorial which has appeared IN the
Louisville Courier-Journal. This edi-
torial. which refers to Mr.. Chaloner. is
denounced BY him a. most scurriious.
insulting. absolutely false ana utterly
unprovoked."
The letter written In reply imputes
lack O. courage In Colonel Watterson'
and Mr.. Chaloner. in an interview given
out last night at the Westmoreland
Club. explains his reason Tor TINS I'M
putation.
Blu, regardless Of the result Of this
exchange with the Kentucky editor.
there is another newspaper man. ac-
cording to Mr.. Chaloner. who has been
treading on his (Mr. Chaioner's) toes
meta phorically. He will not indicate
the whereabouts Of this editor. bat evil
IDENTIFY knows him personally. for ne
mentions conversations with him. IL
the occasion should arise. Mr.. Chaioner
will write this editor letter, wnien
may bring about serious results.
my object In making this state
ment." says Mr.. Chaloner. Us that my
gifted friend will probably see II In
course Of time II he writes me
letter proposing TO shoot me on signt'
1 shall at once take steps 70 nave MN
hound over to keep the peace-not %
much because l mind being shot az
bu, because as a lawyer. with q mil
lion and a half dollars case in the pai-
ance In New york. / do not propose 9"
leave a stone un;urned TO prevent
misunderstanding regarding my ato'-
,ude in this matter. No one can ac-
cau.e me of timidity in giving this warn :
,ry aimee they can easily get around
IN. warning by not writing me tha'
they desire to arrange an encouh.e'
win me or TO shoot me at siSnt' pS
simply not warning me tnat 'heS Wa
shoot me at sight. / advise ,heH "
shoot without warning II Sen'
bloodshed, because as sure as ! wr'o
these words, I'll turn the ietter ose'
TO the authorities and nave 'he"
bound over to keep the peace.
referring 10 his letter TO Coione1
va,,e,son Mr.. chaioner says: 'At first
n,u.b 4, may seem unfair 20 attack an
o,a man 10 which 1 reply. first that !
Ala not attack an old man-the oio
,an attacked me- and / defended my
.a,, &, The same manner. naniei!' =
literary r1anner--in which SAID at'aen
was made on me. Second. my
:, Co,onel watterson imputes lack Vi
courage Now, If man Jacks cou'ase'
there is no more lack OF courase ~
replying TO an attack made os n'., -
kind when he has grown o''' -.
there would have been w:eh ne
the yiSor and heyday OF MS print.
cause his lack OF courage was j' g.
pronounced in his Younger Ways
his maturer years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
ENCOURAGE SHOOTING

(;oxer-Oy, Asked to Permit scsooa
Boys to Practice NJ Ranges.
Along with all other state exscu,
t;y.s Governor Mann has been asked
-, no-onera,e with the National Rifle
ASSOCIATION by using his influence to
hermit school boys in virginia TO pTaG.
tice shooting in local rifle ranges. II
is hoped in this way to encourage IL"
terest in craftsmanship.
ocaI rtfle ranges have been always
xonSsrfujIy and woefuIIy scarce In
V,rginia. and the permission. IL grant
I'd will accomplish little: No doupt.
the boys Of Norfolk mieht !, =
sc. The state rifle range when IL Is
sni.hed The range in the Blues Ar
morv and that in the Howiizsrs ar
nor belong to the city OF Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
U,D,C, DELEGATES
ARE ELECTED,
Daughters to Have Inscription
Cut on Hill Monument to
i Mark Generals Grave.

Richmond Chapter. United Daughters
Of the Confederacy,s met Yesterday
morning at IL o'clock in Lee Camp
Hal, with Mrs. n. v. Randolph pre-
aiding, and elected the following del
e9ates to represent the chapter at the
National Convention of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy, which
will be held in Washington during
November: Mrs. Norman V. Randolph
Mrs. Charles Boiling, Mrs. W. r. Naw-
Ter, Miss Matte p. Harris. Miss julia
r. Hughes, Mrs. J. q. Corley. MISS
Mary ]. Jenkins, Mrs. ]. W. White,
Mrs. B. A Blener, Mrs. D. c. Elicit.
Mrs. Nelson Powell. Mrs. Thomas S
Bocock. Mrs. D. A. Brown. Mrs. Will
lam a. Anderson, Mrs. Dabney, Mrs
s. G. Dew, Mrs. Walter Christian. Mrs.
j. Taylor Elyson, Mrs. d. T. Williams,
Mrs. r A Dunlop, Mrs. Sam Williams.
Nrs. p. J. White. Mrs. W W. Huntey,
Mrs. Gordon Wright, Mrs. Joseph
Fouraurean, Mrs Fred Braue- and
Mrs. William Chapman. The alternates
are: Mrs. John Seatua, Mrs. Wash
burne, Mrs. William Thompson, Miss
Bette Eiiyscn Mrs. C. W. Massie. Mrs.
J.. T. Sloan, Miss Pearl Oakley, Miss
Sallie A Anderson. Mrs ". A CHEAT
wood, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Bessie Fltz-
hugh BartoU, MISS Maggie Lee, -H'""
Adele Curling Mrs. Stephen Beverage.
Mrs. J. Eniers Robinson, Mrs. j. >
Bradley and Mrs. Edwards.
New Inscription.
Since the demise Of the organization
which raised the funds for the cree
ton Of the A =. Hill Monument on the
Hermitage Road, the care of this me
Aoriai has been in the hands OF fsich-
nnon6 Chapter. 1t was brought to the
attention of the chapter yesterday that
although General HIS body has been
removed from Hollywood and placed
beneath the monument TO his memory
on the Hermitage Road, there is no
inscription Ion the marble itself 10
make knogn me heros final resting
place 10 the world. 1t seemed emu
nertly fitting to the chapter that some
such inscription shout be engraved on
the monument and Mrs. p J. White
was appointed chairman ot commit
tee 10 take the matter in charge
Between fifteen and twenty memoe's
Of Richmond Chapter will attend the
state Convention OF the United Daush-
tiers O. the Confederacy in Harrison
brrr mex, week. The convention VII!
be invited 20 meet here next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
GOVERNOR DENIES
NEP0T|SM CHARGE
Executive Pointedly Gives News
paper Opportunity to Retraet
Statements.

Positive denial was made last night
by Governor Mann OF a statement ap-
pesring in Richmond paper to the
effect that he had appointed his son.
William Hodges Mann. Jr.. as spe-
cial counsel for the Commonwealth in
the Iime-granding case. The inten-
tion " the article was 70 accuse
the Governor OF nepotism.
In a statement made last night. the
Governor specifically gives the paper
printing the article An opportunity to
retract. 1t is as follows:
October 2. 1912.
An article appeared this evening in
the Richmond Evening Journal which
stated that / had appointed ms son.
q young lawyer. ''as special counsel
for the Commonwealth in the suit
involving the hme-granding act. ana
that he was opposed to such men as
Allen Caperton Braxton. Richard
Evelyn Byrd and John S. Eggleston.
The article with characteristic ingen-
uousness failed TO state that these
gentlemen were opposed By the Attor-
ney-General. r. 3. Davis; Assistant
Attorney General. Charles V. Mere
dith. John Pickrell and Aubrey E.
STROBE.
II is true that I requested my son
to represent me personally. SINCE ]
was q party defendant to the suit. and
that he was requested by the Attor-
ney-General to appear with him for
the State. It is also true that he
prepared very comprehensive brief
and was selected by the Attorney
General, who controlled the case. 60
open IL. and did on the frst Of Oc-
tober make the opening argument be-
fore Judge Scott
requested my son to represent me
personally because I wanted TO Keep
in close touch with tn. case. as
was very much interested In the act
and am DESTROYS of putting the plants
in operation under it's provisions
II IN not true tina. my son was ap-
pointed las special counse! Tor the
Commonwealth" or that he has re-
ce,ved or il to receive one single cent
for his services from me state d.
rec,,y o. indirectly-a fact that mas
been stated a good many times 10
good many people.
Having made this statement give
the Journal the opportunity to den'
the article OF this evening.
fsiSned) wM. HODGES MANN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
BUTTON DAY


- sVuttsu NY
rhy. day has hr~n ses
IN. executive r""s'"'ssee
,,,~ sc- Needy G"nscderasf
,,r n,s.!oS m app~.i &" s"r
=, richmond srd the state ="
a. Oh. 6uau-iaI >uP,"Ts nj -"
,u.;,p ...ns - doipE . Src"'
$50 work. IS . uscmcrtas os Se"
vr,,Ur Of SaMs,ly. fOrsuse ass
-~,,. the movement 60 care a"s
.,r-,,su,- s~rot1~s of tse
.u-- q, shrsr d~cisnssE year, s"'
Of the ,sL!ic x~ser"ssss -
a.sax pc..th,r-
,,,, ..ustoa. so tho h"s~r sSS ="
h~ entirely voluntary Vse '~
u,r-~. who viii app~ar - ~
.,r.-, corners this sw"rnsuS WV"
,.,t~;,rrt~ hasscu- 90 eNer 70 ~
r.,.-. s.r donations have V~.sssse
,u..,r.,ssp. NOT O., uyske soss~Sss-
,sc,. az ssy sort. Tao pw'sstc ts sos
,e .~ pursued S"r '>~'rs""ss"es ="
,s,. ..u.,. TSes~ who wish - $50
8. shs. n.bte eaSessor NJ Crafty
viii Nc afforded shss c~esesse~s
method " wskiag sh~sr Sr~sst"ss-
Tt.,r VITO So not csre - e~ssrssSse
viii ros ~ sssed.
d,,as~s sessDre ~ "W~ss~s
Da,- VII ~ tNsmwsssy srw0 sSs-
sser ~,ssrtssssoa ser sbe VesS~o $50
no. sirssay Vur~hssea . ssss~s.
The mos, .srfnseps vuie bss Seee
,.-.s~s In sss. -osaress~s. ssS whsse
t;s~ pHr-hrs~ ~ ser 6wss~W ~~~s net
us~-s..rSiy scrssS DE usseenR ~
Iasrr doraticn .. sse ms~ wssh Css-
,~a-rat~ sust~a os st~ sseWs ~ bis
,oss may Wask down the ssre~s
~Bshcss fear 81 Hpsag t0ss~Oe~sed
esv sAassssO0e 01e0D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
BOARD WILL MEET
Fair Week to Witness Gathering for
Education and Agriculture.

A call has been issued Tor a meet-
ing of the state Board Of Education at
the Capitol next Thursday at 10
o'clock. Little business, II Is said. -
to be transacted at this time. There
is one yacancy-caused by the resis-
nation of Hugh 8. Bird as division
superintendent OF the schools OK
Fredericksburg. The principal mas
been recommended to succeed him.
Most State bodies will meet mere
during fair week. The state BOARD
Of Agriculture always gets tose'her
at this time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
MERCHANT ARRESTED

c...,i.,ion Merchant ssse :"
sold AduItersted Butter.
william F. Gravins. a eon .,h
-ch.nt OF IS South Thirteeni'
81, w.. arrested by Patroir'an MO-
-, on the charge or Offering LOT
s,Ia adulterated and misbranded b"'
A warrant for the arrest OF GraS1rS
w.. .worn on, by BENJAMIN l. fureeH
...,s,ant Commissioner OF the star
Da.ry and Food Department. lie VIE
be given a hearing this morning III '"e
Police Court
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
BOTH GO TO ROADS

rx. ola ONeuaers Wsn stay On Hsss-
ways Cssn They Refcrn. 49,.
Two old offenders. VINO nave III
and again been arra.gned In poEcs
60, for being drunk. were ordered
- 90 ,be roads yesterday by Jus
&C. cru,ch.eid. and will remain there
nntu they have reformed.
John Iandrum was arrested Tuesday
for being drunk. disorderiy. resisting
~ ,oiice and begging in the street.
,.cE.nny was taken in custody
a. an hab.tuai drunkard- Following
q, nis reeentIy adopted policy, Justice
Crutchfieid ordered them to the nish-
WAYS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
MUST PROTECT W0RKMEN


Fearing a repetition OF the !eceh'
cay.-in at Eighth and Grace streets.
EuiIains Inspector Beck last night ~.
sr.d peremptory orders TO F. T. SssDi,
p,y.- az Ninth and Bank streets.
., shore Up ali earth excavations ana
10 suspend ali other work OF reno. sns
-ar:t until this has been done IN
proper and substantial manner. ano -.
81 80; adjoining buildings properly
g,srrrinned and propped- The west
ernswalI Of the Commercial Hotei m
uexs adjoining the Rucger excasaon.
has already been removed ny of"ei
tor, IN. HuiIdinS Inspectors once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03

Marriage licenses were issued yes
.erday in the clerks office OF the Hust-
incs Court as follows: Russeli u: MAJ
md Marie r Conrad: Farrar c. Nercer,
OF Cr.we and Grayce p. Hulcher. OF
this city: j. Ibra Pullen and Kathryn =
Eyerly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03

Governor Mann and Commissioner OK
Agriculture Koiner attended the Neck
;enburs County Fair at Chase CITY
Yesterday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03

Low RATES TO THE PACIFIC COAST
septenber - to October ,.
For further information and tickets.
consult
THE RICHMOND TRANSFER CO..
SOC East Main Street.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
(CHAPTER - SESSION LAWS OF 1911
(Houss Bill No 7S-M O'CooAos q
Grand FOrksD
0uolIc INSTITUTIONS

smend Article 70. Section 10 81 the
constitut!e" Of the State - North
:entatives 81 the State Of NORTH bs-
THxr IN he ' fo'o.ins ?" eropo.sd .m.ns-
ment to Article 10. section SIC OF the
constitution Of the STATE Of North Do.
to the Legisla,iv. Assembly to be choses
at the next general election In the State
of North Dakota. to be by said LAST
mentioned Legislative Assembly submit.
state for approval rejection. in ac-
c"rdance with the Provisions Of Section
?0o Of The Constitution Of the Stat. a
AMFNDMENT) Articl. -. sec.iop
2lS Of the Constitution Of the State OF
North Dakota is amA'"ied as to rad
Section 216 The following named PUB
lie institutions are h''@hy permanently
located heretuaf'"r provided ZACH
or one n"nbr"h ana seventy thouS I'd
acres of land made hv the United Srat.a
for other "'l'Icati"url and cha tia ia
insttnti.us as is aI.tt"d by law il:
FIRST A soldiers home when 10, ateCi.
or such "ih"r chaTU .b'a institution, al
the Legislative assembly NAV IeL". m re,
at LSh"li. the ,,uIntv Of Ran&,,Tl,
with gran, Of forty thousand arrrs 1t
land
Second. The school for the hlird Of
North Dakota. at Ra hgate. in ne
county of P"mbina. with a gran, Il
thirty thousand acres
Third An industrial school and q hoIi
1or manual training. " such other "lu-
catl0nal or charitahir institution as The
legislative assembly nav DroVid", at the
town Of Glendale. in the county i
Dlckev. With a grant of forty Thousand
acres
Fourth. A school Of forestry. or such
other institution the legislative asa
sembly may determine. at the ci'y II
bOttlneau. in the county Of Eortin"a'l
Fifth. scientific school. or sllah
other educational or charitable instltu,
ton AS the Legislative assembly may
prescribe. at the city Of W.hD"ton.
county, Of Richand. with graft Of
forty thousand acres
sixth A state normal school at thu
cry OF MinOt. in the comfy of Ward:
provided that no other institution OF q
chafa"fer similar to any one Of those
located hv this article. shall be as III
Ilsh"d or maintained without revision
OF this constitution
Approved FebruSrv "a 1911
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Der of votes cast for secretary OF state
at the regular election last preceding
the filing OF any petition for the initia-
basis on which the number OF legal
voters necessary to sign such petition
tive and for the referendum shall be
Iiled with the secretary OF state and
N submitting the same to the people
he and all other officers shall be guided
by the general laws and the act sub
mtttiuR this amendment until legisla ion
snail b specially provided therefor
rms amendment shall be self axecut-
tng, put legislat ion may be enacted to
facilitate its operation
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such. Irrespective Of source) proposed
as an amendment or amendments to this
constitution. and published as provided
any general state election. and at such
election, shall be approved by a majority
OF the electors voting thereon. and. with
out amendment. such proposed and ap, 3,
Dc agreed to and confirmed BY q ma
jority Of the members elected to each
Of the two houses Of the next legisla.
IN the journals Of the two houses with
the yea and nay vote and names Of the
memoers voting thereon. then and there,
become a part o. the constitution Of
l. u not so agreed to and confirmed by
without amendment. then such proposed
bnd approved amendment or amendment!
Ihall he submitted. by the secretary Of
ate second time to the s sestors at
{ '"cial election. provided by law And.
the same shall be the second time ap-
'"Ncd and ratified by majority OF the
t'"c'ors voting thereon. then, and there,
Ey such amendment or amendments shall!
become part of the constitution OF
tnIs state Or. If tn" Legislative assem- :
'nendments. teXceptins any approved at
t'c last preceding election, above pro.
! died for) the same shall be entered
t. both Journals with the yea and nay
duty of the legislative assembly to re.
Ter the same to the people for approval
pr rejection at the ensuing general cleo
zion. or special StHte election. pro-
yided by law: and such proposed amend :
ment amendments shall be published
ts aforesaid and be submitted TO the
Electors at the polls; and II approved
and confirmed by a majority OF the cleo
tors voting thereon, then and thereby
such amendment or amendments Shali
become part of the constitution NJ this
state.
All amendments submitted to the
voters and approved us herein shall be
effective and operative as part OF
the constitution on the date OF the GER
lifted statement Of such vote by the
State board Of canVaSSers If two or
NOR" amendments shall be submitted at
the same election they shall be submit t.
ted in such manner that the electors
shall vote for or against each amend J.
ment separately: but may be presented.
designa ted and idenil fled tha ballot
as provided by law.
No convention shall be called to
amend or propose Condiments to this
c"nStitui ion. OF to propose d new con-
stitutiun. unless the law providing Tor
such convention shall first be approved
by the people on referendum vote at
regular general eiAt ton
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upon by . majority OF all the members
elected to each house, such amendment
Jr amendments shall become a part OF
the constitution of this state Should
nly amendment or amendments pro-
Ng majority Of all the votes cast at
the general election as herein provided.
but falling to receive approval bv the
following legislative assembly to which
II has been referred. such amendment
10 the people at the next general cleo
tinn for their approval or rejection as
81 the previous general election Should
inch amendment amendments receive
! majority Of all the legal votes cast at
G'"h succeeding general election such
amendment or amendments at once be-
come part OF the constitution OF this
At" Anv amendment or amendments
P' "opsed BY Initiative petition and fail
w Of adoption as herein provided.
Phal' not be again considered until the
Expiration OF six years
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-10-31
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 70
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
(CHAPTER IS SESSION LAWS OF 1914
blouse Bill No 23-R A Nestos)
UNIFORMITY OF TAXATION ANO
CLASSIFICATION OF PROPERTY.

coNcuRRENT RESOLUTION Amend:
Ina the Constitution ~ the state ~
North Dakota. Relating to unlfor nifty
Of Taxation and Permitting the e!as:
OF Taxation and Relating further -
the Assessment and Taxation Of Ger.
tain Public Utility compa MES.
Be It Resolved by the House Of Repre-.
sentatives Of the state Of North Do.
ko'a. the Senate Concurring:
The fol'owine proposed amendmenta
Article Of the Constitution of North
Dakota Of article II Of the Constitu-
tion Of the state Of North Dakota, 10
referred to the legislative assembly to
In said state. to he by he said last mem
toned legislative aS-H nbiy submit ed to
the qualified electors Of tn" state for
approved rejection. in accordance
with IN" provisions of section 202 OF
the constitution Of IA" state of North
AMENDMENT Section l76. of the
Constitution Of the STATE Of North Da-
kota is amended to read as follows
Section '76 Taxes shah be uniform
Guiding franchises within the territorial
limits Of the authority loVyine the tax.
and shall he 'evied and collected for
o. the United States. and Of the State,
County and Municipal Corporations. shall
pc exempt from taxation: and the leg
tsiative assembly Snail by a general law
exempt from taxa ion. property used Ell
clusively FOR school. rnliyious, cemetery,
charifabl" or other uuh}IC purposes and
personal property t. any amount not
exceeding in value two hundred dollars
for each individual i bile to taxation:
provided that all 'H>cS and exemptions
In force when this amendment is adopt
ed shall remain In tJr'@. In the Same
manuer and 10 tho S,ne avt"nt NTH
oih"T " IS" pirvid"l nv StAiute
AMENrNt,NT) Section 10 az amend
60 by art "'t.. Of the Constitution OF
North Dakota 0f tn FyISt tfuti ion Of the
State of Nnrth Dakota Is amended 70
read follows
Section l79. All tavnhie property ex-
cent as h"reinnfi"r IN This section pro-
vided. shall be assess d IN the county,
city. township. village or district ia
which IT Is situated ~ N" manner pre-
scrihed by law The property Including
franchises Of all railroads operated in
this state. and Of all express companies
freight line cOnlpani"E. dining COM
pani"S. saeping car COMPANIES, car
equipment companies. or private car line
companies. telegraph rr telephone COM
panieS or corporations operating In this
state and used directly Indirectly in
IN" carrying Of person. property. o.
messages. shall be aSS.ssed by the state
Gcribed by such state board or commits
sion as NAV be provided by law But
should any railroad allow any portion
of its railway to be used for any pur-
pose other than the operation OF a rail-
road thereon. such portion Of Its rail-
way. while used shall be assessed in
che marner provided for the assessment
Of other real properly
Approved March 3. 1914
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT To
THE STATE CONSTITUTION
CHAPTER 81 SESSION LAWS OF 1911
Senate Bill No ,2i7--T Welo)
CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT
OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.

4 CONCURRENT RESOLUTION A,
tuition Of the State Of North Dakota,
Relating to State Aid In the Con.
struction and Improvement OF Puzzle
Highways.
Be 1t, Enacted BY the Legislative As
ssmbiy of the State Of North Dakotas
That the following amendment to the
Constitution Of the State OF North Da.
kota be referred to the Legislative AS
sembly to be chosen at the next general
election In said state, to be BY the last
named Legislative Assembly submittei
to the qualified electors for approval Or
rejection In accordance with the PROVE.
eions Of Section 202 OF the Constitution
q he gtste 9f North Dakota
{hat Section lS6 Of Article II OF 10
Constitution of the State OF NortS -.
skSte - hereby ansndsd to road - fol-
Section 1856: Neither tn. stat. ~
ssny county. city. township, town, schoQ)
e!astrtct or any other political ouhdivi-
sIon shall loan Or give its credit a.
s uv,d9al. association or corporation, q.
sol Tor necessary support e - -.
Sef subscribe to q beco0s ~ eWnoS
the capital stesk Of any asooals15e0
corporation. NOR shan the stoAo -
80 ID any Wog6 q intogn0l $500.