The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1912-10-19

COLOAAAa1s. INITIATED NJ FtsTl-
TEoS USDEn TtaE tAff1ATISE
AND n1eHEMEXOgA
Notice b hereby gwen that Al the Gen.
srai Election to be neid on the Fifth day
OF Noyenh<r. A. D. 1917. th<r~ wiii pc
xtate OF Color ado. tor th<ir approval or
r-j<ction. the following prOpooed amend
m.n. to the Con.si,ut'en % The state Of
Initiative ana Referendum. which initi-
aied petition contained tha signatures Of
vosess IS per cent? Of ihe atals q Colo
The Law. and fIed In he effsee Of Inc
SfSTH ds 81 s - JuS 81 a D. isis AZ
IL 90 O'Clock. A. II
The suihority for subnitting such pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution b
found in Section 1 OF Artiele Of the
Constitution of the State Of Colorado.
providing for the Initiative And Refer
NE proposed am<ndment To The Com
s,itution Of the State Of Colorado is As
follows.
AZ XNENbnEST 10 sE1TioS !. OF
y Tios u. ThE STATE oS Colo
Be IL k.s-ses ~ rae People q sAe sssse Of
SECTION /. That Section OF Article
XIX Of the Contributes OF the STATE Of
Colorado be amended 70 AZ to read a.
follows
m<nts TO this Constitution may be pro-
pos<d I'm either house Of the 0eaeFal As
sembly and II the same shall Be voted
for hy ,.o-,nhirdss o.s 81 AZ .u she 1rnnss.d
amendment or amendmenta- together
With the ayes and noe: OF each house
respectiye Journals: or. any amendnaent
or amepdm<nts 10 this Constitution may
be proposed and adopted BY tbs people
General Assembly shall be pubstshed
with the laws OF that sessson o. ne Cen
Constitution and each MEASURE trittAtso
and adopted By the people shail be pno-
i.nsd With The , Ue. o. sf ser soes .<ns
ment to the Constitution or MEASURE =
adopted: all proposed amendments and
further published in such m.nner. At
such cost and such time or times prior
TO the election At which they are TO o
'o Olaf I Ike f,rs, election seid nofe than
four months after the adtournment OF
the session Of the General Assembly pro
posing any amendment to the Consdtu-
lion or more than four months after the
filing with the Secretary Of state o. any
petition for = propose ,n,,ts,uS ~
The people. each such ptopossd anend-
ment or measure shall b subnifted 70
the qualified electors Of the s saa5e no, sol
majority Of these voting thereon snaI
become . part OF tna So.s III Geo. ~
Ey a majority Of those voting tn6reon
shall become laws. provided that n more
submitted at any election. each OF sat9
amendments or measures shall ne voted
upon separately. and the vote1 thereon
The General Assembly shah have NO
power to propose amendments to more
than six articles OF this Consutusson a.
pose as many amendments. At any cleo
ion. as they may .ee 1T. inelndins the
election at which this amenam nns..,n y
amendments or measures shan Dc ap-
proved by the people NJ the same elsc-
ton, insinains the nc,s s mon the snend-
u,Nnt on measure receiving the Ereafest
rumber Of affirmative votes shan q
t tSsas 8 = connicI
e,sessen' .nA desssoss d votine for %
; IS. s:s ~ SOD ssssss is al
Direct Lesisi.fion Le.sns.s smssa.
e a.n The to c ses:aia and ss.in:i
Direct LeeIslation Lsagues amend
s1s ,e ssss1SR . Sd . Sfs .aisais
his or her approval or rejection Of Tie
proposition by placing cross 20 aner
one of such sentenced Tne VOte1 C111
Tor the adoption or rejection of SAD
Amendment shall be canvassed and the
result declared in the manner provided
the cAnyaxsing of votes for representa-
tive4 In Congress
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. hare
herrunto .et my hand and affixed the
Great Zeal of the State of Colorado. at
the City of Denver, this First day OF
October. A. d. 1919.
JAMES b. PEARCE.
SEAL, secretary of state.