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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
Der 9eder Bro3eB.

Iep yprt, "a. Sftober. Der
Sull oes poltseileutuants 8eder nun
be 0onueritag ytahulittug Der Surp
ii6ersben. Den 9eIhpOrenen puroe
cine Stunbe fir 2undeon beDtllt5t,
e1e iie iia CUR gsratbung 8urtd5o=
gen.
Ridter 9off mar tur3 DOR 2 ll6r
nit isinsr SnitruttiOn an bic 9rano
SurD fsrtig Der SauptunpuIt Be
dcr's, eSpbn s. WcSntprs, uber
brau6te cine polle babe Stunbe }u
Ieiaen GiatpiirfeH gegen bic Snltrutz
tionen.
Ri6ter @oFf iagts in benieIben:
ySie uiifen ii6 barber tlar tperoen,
ob Sam S6epps Elm Miti6uloiger
nar ober nidt. Sic tonnen auf 9runo
| Der unbsglaubigten 9lusIagen ppn
aoie Debber uno 8uIlon nt6t iiberz
| fii9ren."
Der Ri6ter tpei9erte ft6 in Der
cSnitruttion an5ugeben, bab S6epps
| Elm Witinulbiger mar, Iagte aber, baB
er Der NtitI6ulo oercddtig lei uno er
(oer atdter) ii4 oarii6sr ni6t gang
tIar lei.
@enn bic 3eugenuusiugen beg
| Sfepps tpabr ieien, oann ertitire
burtuus tein 9runb, bic 4usidgen
Der brei auoeren Stuats5eusen 81 be-
sreifeln. Die GrtlGrungen S.5
Jtiatsrs in ge5us auf bus 3eugenmoz
terial pauerte mebr als bret Stunoen,
fpGbrenD tpelhsr 3eit geder nit itotz
icaee au6e baiab. Der Rihter ertlGrz
te frbann Die perf6iebenen 9rabe oss
Moroes, ertpdbnte babel aber ben /.
Grab gar niat uno Den 2. Srab nur
| gang tur5.
Serr McSntre er6ob barauf feline
ginpiirfe 9seen bic SSnitruttionen oes
Hid;tsrs, ben er eriuhte, rgegen etn
Sompromtb 9eroitt 81 inTtruiren.
Dies grIu9en ipurpe setpdbrt unh
Der Ri6tsr iagte ben Geiaporenen,
bab iis tein auf 5ootidlag Iaatsnb.z
8crbitt ubsebsn iollten.
9lls Seder fpieoer na6 oem Som
Gefdngnib ubgeFii1rt tpuroe, bsmertte
sr; ~Das mar feline Snitruftion an
bic Sur1, fonoern nur ein biinn pers
i6leiertes Grpoie fir Die Intlage
| Die csnitruttion mar abIolut parteilIf
uno ungere6t. Der Ri6ter forber.s
sinfa6 bic 9ei6poreneu uuf, mid
| idrlois gu finbsn."
| 8Gbreub bes Ndhnittaes ltsf
sic Jurp 3peinal oenRidter goff I'm
9(uftlGrung bitten. 3und6it frogt'
iic, ipelde geoinsulrgen bsr Staat oel
bier >Staats3eugen Hoie, Webber
9ollon uno Sdspps eeitellt babe
0ann polite iie serne bic Iusla9er
Der perIonen, nit benen Sleeps II
Sot Springs iprut, tpifIen. Die erIt
gitte tpurDe raid erfiillt, Die lebt
tounte uber nidt gepdbrt fperoen, pt
Elm Sbeil Der IusIaaen in 50
Springs pom Rihter ntht 5ugelai1ei
Dolben tparen.
Nahbem Ridter @off bier Stun
ben auf elm 9erbitt eefpartet bate, be
sab er iih gum IbenoeIen NIT ben
gemerten, bab er um 10 uAr tpSebsr
tommen fperbe.
st. CHARLES 8ederl d ul i
befunoen.
g2ep Yort, "a. Sttober. Der go
liseileutnant Gbarles 8eder tpuroe I'm
Wtittsrnaht BON elmer Surp i6ulot
befunben, Die grmorouns oes Spiel
balters german Roientbal peranlab
5u haben. Der Wabriprud Der 0s
ihporenen lautste auf Moro i'm eriteI
Grabs, uno tpuroe genau nm msit.sr
snaAs dusss1pr04sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
Ser rulIiIde qlbmiral Ghdstn Elm
GelbitmOrber.
Der g a lfanfrieg g.

Qonbon, "a. Sftober. gtd6rih>
ten aus Sofia 5uFolge lit bas ReIulz
tat elmer breitdgigen Sdld6t unb et@
ner syIantenbepesuns Der 8ulgaren Die
f5innabme Der tiirtiifsn 6eituns Hirtz
ailiiIeb unb bie Gefansennabme Der
$4,000 Mann ftarten tiirtilhen Sar~
nilon. Gub eine 10 grobe 3afl Don
Siirten gfaneen genommen nuroen,
bdlt man fin i'm bOhiten 9rooe unz
ipabrfteinIid, unb bic Rudriat aus
aonitontinopel, Dab bic Siirten ii4 in
fiib0fliGer Ridtuns auf 9uncrbu1dr
suriidge3ogen batter, flingt nnter ben
umitdnben piel ipabrI6einli6er.
oSn Der aonltantinopsler 0epeIAe
pirb sussseben, baB Die tiirtii4e Orr
NEE Ditlih bon Sunoid, i'm atrt<&t@
IiiIsb Diitritt, cine Risberlage srlitten
baben. Gs pirb aber Elm 8sriu6 gez
ma6t, Der Rieberlage nur seringe Be
heu.ung bei5uleseu, inbem iie als cine
nerunsliidts tiirtiife SffenliDbetpez
suns beasi9net tpirb, bic febl9ei9lo9en
fei, neil oas tiirtiIbe Gorps, oas oaz
ran theilnahm, auf bic bulgdriite
9auptarmee geitpBeE lei.
Die 9ulgaren battsn gum SAein
Elm Gorps Dor 4brilnopel itsben sez
IaKsn unb perIudt, binter bic Stabt
gu selansen, um cie 0erbinbung Der
9iirten nit Gonitcntinopsl ab5uf6nei=
ben. Cine. porssfdobene tiirtiif)e aoz
Tonne un!er Mabmoub Mutbtar paz
ida, einem Gohn bes 0roBpe3iers,
psrfuhtc, iih ben 8ulsaren in ben
Wea 5u tperfen. Od aber Der 5eino
on 3abl sons auberorbsntlia iiberlss
gen mar, tpurbe Der 8eriuh aufgegez
ben unb bic 1iirten 5osen iih, tpis bic
Ronitantinopeler Oepeicbe meloet, in
gutter Srbnung nah elmer mebr liios
Iihen poiition Suriid.
Gs tit nod nidt liar, mo Die 8uls
earen in ben nd6iten Sagen ansrsifer
fperoen, man eripartet aber, baB inner.
halb BON 5rpei 1agen cine gnti9ei.
bunesihlaht itattfinben pirb. Soipsit
oies feitseitelt iperben tann, batten bis
9irtsn nur 10000 W2ann spi5her
MbrianDpsl unb airfssfiliiIeb, um Der
0ormarfh Der gulsoren auf3u6alten
Bis bic tiirtilfe 6auptarmee beran.
fommt BON Der iebt bic eriten Oipiiip.
nsn DOT Norianop.l eiHtreffen biirf.
ten.
llskr bic beftisen Sample, bic Be
Gumanopa ftattfinben, ss6en bic Naha
ri6ten sbenfans nett auseinanoer. Di,
Dfii5ielen tiirtiiGen 8sridts lauten
bab bic Ssrben pollftdnbis geihlaser
porben isien, tDdbrenb bic Serben if.
rsrfeits bsbaupten, aumanoDu mad
brsitdsissn 4dmpien eingenommen uni
bic 9urfen geihlaeen 5u baben. Sr
Ronitantinopel freut man iidb bes Sic
ges iiber bic Serbsn unb i'm Griegs,
mintiterium sett man 10 nett, anau.
beuten. bab man bon jsBt an nit Der
Serben niht mebr gu rehnen braude
IS lit m0glih. bab bic perIhisbener
giegesnahrihten auf oerihieosn'
Rdmpfe 8e5us taten, ba in jenem5hti
bon Ma3ebonien bic Dperationen I'D
iber Elm tpeitss Gebiet erftreden.
Jn welerab tnb am Dnnnsritag all
Derdbf4iebettn Dffi3iere unb ote Diff
liers ntr Ietten Meferpe, ipie aud ull'
Wilhd9teamts nnA aAssnlsuse ju ber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
RrDIus in ipe.

Stub. Spunb: rDu lsbit ia iest 10
iippis. Siiffel2"
.aann in mir setroit leiiten; mein
grbontel trorelt in oieien 2agen ins
folse einen Mstte obHs Jabrer aIfs
WastsrtorJ.s
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@etterberiht.

Sir bio: 5hDnes Mettsr am
Jreitas rnb Samitag. gtprbtpelttp1noe,
bic perdnberlih iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25
]. Cincinnati. Jreitag %. Ottober 1912.

Jn(anO Ue(egrap6
Goli3eizSeutnant Gbas.
Befer
Der Grnoroung oes SpiefGaf=
ters Sern. 2sofent6af
angeRfagt,
Sn Ne,u Durf oes Wturbes i'm
eriten Grabe idulois be-
funben.
Seine Mntp6lte baben 8eerufung unz
gefinbtgt.
-~ss-
Oas 8efinben Gol. Jtaaieoelt's behert
T0 TorlEpd9reHO.
~Ss~-.-
gr fling am 9onneritag ihon feline
getp0bnlide 2ebenspstie gu
9duIe on.
-~E~
Gin S4rsiben oe5 prdiioenteu Soft.
-----~gSS-
Die @innabmen beg National &omz
mittees Der 5SortIdrittspartei
~Ss~-
gelieFen it6 auf 1904 ,244.
-~SS-
Gin Mann in Gbicago 5ie6t oas Orr
beitsbaus bem s5aIb" ietner 5rdu
DOT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-25

MuslanO.
pie GiirGen
6abem stpiid)enal lbrianupel
,.nb 7irfs 6iliHeb
Cine aniaeineno ihwere geieoers
lage erlitten.
Deren 8ebeutung aber in Sofia unb
Rpnitautinppel rerihieben aus=
ee.s5.. nirb.
~
Ser tiirfif6e ariegsminiitsr ertldrt,
bab bic 5iirten bic 8ulsaren
nur anoesriffen ldttsn,
-ex~-
lin bas bulgariihe 9eer aufsubalten,
bis bic tiirtiiden geritdrtunsen
berantomnrsn tOnnen.
->s:>-
Die Nahrihten BON anbsrsn 3beIle1l
bes ariegsi6auplases iebr
tpiberiprehenb.
Reue Sbeusrungstrawaae in Berlin.
Die Graberaogin Marie 5hersie DON
Selterreihsgite,
9attin bes baperif6en 1bronfolssrs.
prins 2uoDig, in Sorrento.
Stalien, plOblih 9etorbsn-
-
Ser ruiiide aomiral Gbdsin ein
GelbitnlOroer.
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gin S9rsibsn oe5 prGiioenteu Saft.

Die ginnabmen beg Rational 8omz
mittees Der 5ortI6rtttspartei
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gelieFen fi6 auf 1904 ,244.

Gin Mann in Gbicago 5iebt oas Orr
beitsbaus benz r5aib" ieiner 5rau
DDr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
DAVIS COUNTY TICKET.
Democrats Nominate and Adopt Plat
form With One Local Plank.

PENNINGTON. Oct. 19.-Thc Demo-
Gratis OF Davis county met here today
and named "A county ticket. plank
In the platform urges the amendment
OF the law relative TO the construction
OF state roads making tho road tax ap-
ply TO the entire county Instead OF only
TO the precincts through which the state
roads pass. The following ticket was
nominated.
For represcntative-N. T. Porter, OF
Centervllle.
For commissioner, four-year term
David Stocker. OF Clearfielo.
For commissioner. two-year term
James Burns. Jr, OF Bountiful.
For clerk-Samuel NJ. Kershaw Of
Layton.
For treasurer-Fred NJ. Abbott OF
Pennington
For recorder-NIiss Blanche Lewis OF
Bountjful
For sher!ff-Thomas Argyle OF West
Bountiful.
For suIveyor-Herbert a. Barnes OF
Kaysville.
For assessor-Francs II. Nader OF
Syracuse.
For attorney-T. Mcclure Peters of
Pennington
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
THE OWNERS NAME

lt has been suggested that the name
or the owner OF ali buildings let for anti
social purposes should he put upon the
building. IL IS believed that the Respect
able owners OF such buildings would bc
unwilling 70 be thus. advertised. and that
IN this way check might be put upon
those Who hire houses for immoral IIIr-
poses and who let them for gain. Evi-
denly such scheme would fail because
before the labels were affixed II would
be necessary 10 prove that the uses OF
tnc building were antisoclal 4 better
plan would be 10 require the names nf ,bc
owners OF all buildings that are 20 let tn
oc a!hSed To the doorposts This would
DC IN large number or cases effective
because there are in every large city
houses. some OF them on the most respecr
able streets. which everybody who had
occasion 10 know could point out as
dcns OF infamy. Suppose tho owner 81
such a building was lady and a church
member. ignorant OF all such things n
her name appeared Upon the doorposf 4,
would not b. long before sho was eulIshf
ened as 20 the meaning OF her stevsrd-
ship. II tho owner knew and did NOT ore
u would not be long before public onJn,
ION would see to n that he or she should
care.-Christlan Register
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
LOSS IN ARSENAL FIRE
ONE MILLION DOLLARS

BENIcIA, Cal. Oct. 1o,-Appro1l-
mately Sl,000.00O. certainly less than
y2,OoQ.00o. is sthe tentative estimate of
loss made today by Colonel c. II. l..
Ruggles, commanding officer OF the
Ben!eia arsenal. the main storehouse OF
which was burned down last night. A
request for supplies TO rebuild the ware
house has already been tclegraphed TO
the war department
Fire still glowed hot today In the vaults
and cellars Of the old arsenal, which had
served since 1857 as the army factory
and supply station for the Pacific coast
and the orient At intervals there were
fresh volleys from rifle cartridges NOT
exploded last night.
Spontaneous combustion. produced by
chemical disintcCration or nitro-pogdcr
Is believed TO have been the ignlting
cause There was no current on the
electric wires 10 the second floor, where
the blaze first showed. and not a spark
OF NE in the building
The main powder building was never
In danger Situated at safe distance
from the arsenal. Its location was chosen
among the hills with Just such an acci
dent as last nights In view
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
COLLEGIANS UNITE
TO SUPPORT WILSON
Many Who Are Not Demo
Gratis Will Lend Aid in
Campaign.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
college men oi Salt Lake who are sup
porting Governor Wilson for president
suet at the Kenyon hotel last evening
and organized the Woodrow Wilson
Utah Collesiaus' league" The meeting
was Well attended by college men and
the sta ,cmcnt was made that large
Democrats but who were supporting
Wilson arc planning 70 Join the league.
Henry NJ. Mcdonald, Pacific coast
secretary OF the Woodrow Wilson COL
lege Mems league OF the United states
with which the local club will bc uffilist-
cd. WAS present and addressed the meet
ing. Mr.; Mcdonald said the league was
non partisan in character. It's sole OBJ
lcct being the election Of Wilson and
,1Arshn!l. He said that Republicans and
Irogressives who were willing 10 support
Governor Wilson for president were wei
come az members OF the league
There was considerable discussion az
10 the use of voting machines In this
city NJ the coming election, the state
ipent being made that there were many
Republicans and ProgressIves who wished
10 vote for Governor Wilson who would
ind difficulty in doing so In case the
voting machines were used. A commit
tee consisting OF Judge O. ". Powers
James ii. Wolfe and c. H. lslaub was
named TO appear before the county COM
nlissioners Monday and protest in the
name OF the league against the use or
the machines.
T.. J. DAILY was chosen president OF
The organization for Utah. Other officers
elected were ]. {. Swenson. Provo; Alice
Merrill Horne. Salt Lake: Prof. J. a
smith. Ogden. vice presidents; James IL.
Wolfe. Salt Lake. secretary, Mrs. Tom
-. Pitt. Salt Lake, treasurer. The fol
lowing were chosen members Of the ex-
ccutiyo committee: w. Il. Gunter, Lewis
Edgar Young, 7. II. Fitzgerald. B. s
Hinckiey. B w. Mendenhall. J.. r Ma,
tineau. Jr and Julian Bamberger all
of Salt Lake: II. II. Henderson. Ogden.
and Roy u. Thatcher. Logan. As mem
bers OF the finance committee Julian
Bambcrger. Frank B. stephens and j. T
Gilmer were appointed
Mr.. Mcdonald. who was instrumental |
in organizing the league IN Utah. was |
enthusiastic over its future and predict |
od that the Utah electoral vote would be |
cas-, for Mr.. Wilson. He leaves today |
on Governor Marshslrs train for Call |
fOrnla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

cratic speakers addressed enthusiastic
audiences at each meeting.
Msthonihah Thomas, w. ". King ana
Mrs Alice Merrill Horne addressed meet
ings at Riverton. and Methonihah
Thomas and Judge ". IL. king ale"
spoke at Draper Henry &. lund' cand' :
date for county attorney. also SPOKE az
the Draper meeting.
Or. Joseph +. Merrill. B. :. Flves. sam
ucI A. King and John ". Cook addressed
a wen-atteuded meeting nj Union
At Holiday Il. J. Stewart and judge
j. w. Mckinney spok" to large Dcho-
cratic rudiencc. they spoke along both
national and local issucs, Judge Mckln-
ney called attention 20 the fact that
The assessed valuation ot the county
had doubled In the past ten years never
thclcsS, taxes were Increased.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
PeoeResslvEs GATHER.
Rousina Meeting Held at Old Farm
House In Forest Dale

The Bull Moose adherents OF Forest
Dale met I'm the old Fncm House last
night where n rousnG rally was held
Tho house vas pnrked and enthusiasm,
did not lag for a minute during the rally
Nephi L. Morris. candidate for cover
nor. spoke for an hour and hali. ana
then the audience did not want him 10
cease. He reviewed the Republican ru!s
OF Utah and Salt Lake county, scoring
those whom lac held responsible severely
stephen IL. Love. candidate on the Bull
Moose ticket for congress, was the Ilist
speaker He discussed TIC railroad STU
alton and told OF plans proposed TO DE
followed out by the party that Inc rep
resents when IL gets into power He WAS
followed by Or. g. A. Nherry and a
Richter. candidate for county cnmmis-
sioner. Mr. Richter asked where the
sb00 600 that has been spent OH roads
and bridges during the past four years
had gone Ills question was not an
swered.
Mr.. Morris made the last and principal
address OF the evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Inspector Paine Returns

w W. Paine. United States food and
drug inspector for Utah. Nevada and
after an absence of nearly four months.
Inspector Paine. accompanied BY Mrs
Paine. lsf, Salt Lake I'm July, going first
10 81. Paul. where he did some special
assigned 90 similar work IN Boston and
later In san Francisco. Returning from
the coast. he made several stops In
Nevada III connection with his Inspection
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Bull Moose Rally Well.

Bull Moose rahy was held in South
Taylorville at the homo of Henry Parker
last night. The big rooms OF the mouse
were crowded and much interest was
manifest in tho speeches that We're made
by John Pixton. Joseph Cannon and or
son H. Hewlett. They spoke largely
along local lines. although they discussed
the different presidential candidates and
touched on national issues. Another rally
will be held Tuesday night AZ the home
OF Philip r. Bateman in West Jordan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Thomas Is Snrenaded.

The Bush troubadours serenaded Coun-
ty Chairman T. T. Thomas OF the Demo
cratic organization at the Democratic
headquarters al the Sc,nloh hotel last
night Several vocal and Instruments
selections were rendered,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20

The regular 81 size OF KeiIorg-s sani-
tone Wsfers are FOR salo in Seit 49,
s1ty by Scliramm- johnson Drug Co. g.
end South and Wcst Temple: Il. g NJ 7
,dEEg departincno. H. South Main; w.
y. Mathis Co. 22f South Main. Sun
llTtG Co. J1i South West Tcmple. Willfs
Horne Drus Co. SOUTH Main.
Ad,eriscfneny
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Claims idaho for Wilson.

Local Democrats are eNultant over the
receipt OF letter from j. NJ. Aidrich.
professor OF biology OF the University Of
Idaho, predicting that Wilson would sweep
Idaho He said that recen; straw Vote
among the students Of tho university re-
suited as follows: Taft. IL, Roosevelt
Is. Wilson, 1870
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Greatest Nerve
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a 5OsCENT BOX FREE
a Recent Discovery. z Ksllogg's sanitone
Waters, the Most Effective Nerve
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Romania Butterfield Dead

komania Butteriield. 30 years OF arc
wife OF Lyman r. Butterfield OF s2I Har,
T1scn avenue, died at the Holy Cross
hospital Yesterday. The body is al The
:. VI. Taylor mor;uary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Marshall Comes West.

Governor Thomas r, Marshall OF In
diana, Democratic candidate for Vice pres
ident, will pass through ogden today cn
route from Cheyenne Ia san Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
Rally at Garfield.

Il o Leathcrwood and Clarence NJ.
Cannon addressed a large audience at A
Republican rally at Garfield last night.
Music was furnished by Alexander Camp
bell and the Spry seXtette.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-20
DEMOCRATS INTERESTED.

Rallies Of Voters Throughout County
Draw Crowds to Hear Speakers.
Democrats held series OF rallies
throughout the county last night that
were well attended. Prominent Demo-
The Meeker herald., 1912-10-26

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xsiIation OF real and personal
Hsop.I,y .nsaS Ii: :sysr.I seun.
+ sSch nc soants Of this stat. q
sissias q the bSsId 81 eosssy
Sem@i..,onasr;,, e.. Of .on said s county ~
Eaualisstion shall be to adjust.
equalizs. raise or lower the valua-
tion OF real and personal property
s w5S 70 revi:ion. change and
mission. The state Tax Commits
mis.iSn and the County Board a, Of
auch other duties a. may be pre-
s sssaasS e. Fac Each .l.e.or voting =.
for or against said amendment. shall
whsrson shall be printed the words
Fer the a%snS%snIs e9 and Count,
Board Of Equsiisation. and "Axains,
the amendment concerning State Tax
Comnission and County Board Of
H1S .ction r. All votes cast for tn.
adoption or rejection of the. said
amendment. shall be canvassed and
the result be determinsd by the Laws
FOR RspTesentatives in Congress.
FILED In the office of the Secretary
Of state this Fifth day of June. A. d.
unto n 81 my hand and affixed the Great
Seal Of the State of Colorado. At the
the city Of Denver. this First day Of
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