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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
Proclamation Made
By President Gomez

HAVANA, May so.-President Gomez
has issued a proclamation In which he
says IN part: tGsfE
"A group OF men belonging to the
ooiored race have risen in arms and al
though tire movement started In various
Parts Of the republic II now exists only
IN oriente. having been crushed alss-
where thanks TO tire vaIor and efficiency
n the regulars ana ruraIss, The rebellion
now consists sf a rhieied uprising under
the direction Of persons DESTROYS Of
gratifying thssr pslitioal ambitions"
SANTIAGO, Cuba, May s.-Ths cruiser
Cuba. bringing General Monsaeguido and
90 troops. arrived, here tonight. The COM
n1nnder-in-ehief Of the army is proceed
Ing 10 the front. - -
A band OF negroes last nfsht attacked
CaimsneFa, In the vicinity OF thu naval
station. but were repuised By the local
volunteers Insurgents fired on a freight
train coming from Manazitlano to SAN
uage. but did no damage.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
Woman Not Guilty
Of Poisoning Babies

NEW YORK. May z.-winifrsd An
kersL the young woman accused Of poisou-
ms nine babies N the Brooklyn hopissi
and infants home. was acquitted late to-
day. The crowd which filled the court
room cheered the verdict
Tia Indictment charged Miss Ankers.
who WAS kitehen helper 81 the nursery.
With causing the death Of only one OF the
children. A. other indictments are ssif
PENDING she was held IN E.s1 bond.
Il Is believed that the verdict or &C.
auittai on tire first Indictment vtii prac-
siealg end tas case AsAinss Niss Ahksss.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
SONS OF ARMY OFFICERS
MADE WEST POINT CADETS

WASHINGTON, May Al-Because the
sons o. army and navy officers. owfns
10 the lack o. legal Residence BY their
fathers are unable otherwise TO secure
OPPORTUNITIES to enter the army, the pres
dent has apposhte4 Thirteen o. them Is
cssess ss west Point MHitsry sesaemy.
These eere selected By competitive ex-
afniasssons from mt Of mtg esnslaAses
Ths successful candidates IN TIE order
Of Their standing were:
A. X. King. saA OF Captain J. n. King.
L. 3. A. retired: II. G. Jones, SON Of
major W. X. Jones, pay department; ].
NJ. Crane, son Of Colonel c. C. Crane,
Ninth Infantry. W A. Snow. son Of Ma
jor william .. Snow. Third fseld ar
tllsry: Frank C. Sehofield. son Of john
&. Scofiel1. chief eHerk War department:
J. B. BenRtt. son o. Major D. D. Ben
nett. T~enty~fourth infantrss cra3gte
Krsyxneahl, son OF Lieutenant Colonel n.
q. KrayanbuhI Third field srtillsry: +.
@. Bonhsm, son OF the late Lisatshant
". 3. Bonhzrn e. s A.: 8 O. Bliss
son Of General Tnsker H. Bliss, D. j.
NewTnraen. son Of Major @. ]. Sewkar~
den. retired; c. II. Evans. son Of Maior
e. W Evans. pas department: K NJ
Hsipihe. soa % Lieutenant ". J. 7. Hal
pne, u. Q. n, retired. and .. W. FAT
ferry, sen Of Iieutenant Colonel Ogden
Rafferty,. retired.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

sBatted for McGraw In the eighth.
'Batt.d for Douglas In the eighth.
Des Moines...... 0 o o Q Q o Q o. 9
Two-hase hits Thomas. Mccormick.
First base on halls. Off Douglass. 0.
of Hagerman. ?. Struck out By Doug.
lass, II; by Hagsrman. o. hit with
pitched bali. CnrtIs Passed ball. Me-
Graw. Wild pitch: Hagerman. Stolen
bases: Des Molnes, s, Lincoln. >. Hits:
OFF Douglass. 9 in eight innings Time.
400. Umpire: klssane.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

ThTNe-base hltsi zwilllng, Reilly, Two.
hAse hits: Borton. lee, Sacrifice hits:
Left on hases: Topeka, u g. Joseph, 3
struck out BY johnson. -: BY Bran
dom, 4 iiases on balls OFT Brandon,
= ilit BY pttche hall; BY johnson,
Walsh. pulin. BY Brandon. T. Time.
s.H. Umpire Johnbon fsats
m barring bee Topeka defeated st.
Joseph In the morning game. 20 4
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

PrERRE. 3 D.. May sa-tspsoial, Tel
sfsn.l-Fienry Big Eagle. an Indian from
Crew Greek reservation. was today SEN
fenced BY Judge Rice to tive years ssn-
prisonmsns on conviction on a charge
Of horse stealing. IL
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Three-b base hit: Bortun. Hits: of Me-
Donnell. . In twe-thirds inning; off Chei-
eli Freeman. In nne-third innings.
Oft Freeman. IN one inning. Struck out:
By Hornshy, q: by Chellette q Bases on
oalls: OFF Aornsby. q; off Mcdonnell. I.
Double play: Emory 10 Walsh to Gardner
Left on bases: 81 Joseph, 3, Topeka, g
Time. 2an Umpire johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
TWO VICTORIES FOR GIANTS
Philliss Score But Once in Each
Contest at Home.
RECORD CROWD FOR SEASON
In seeoad Contest Visitor. Score
Three Rass IN First fassss on
Three Bsses On BsIn ANA
Two Esrrors.

PHILADELPHIA. May SO-The Iarges:
crowd OF the season on the National
league grounds saw New York easily de.
feat Philadelphia this afternoon. The
visitors scored three runs IN the first
on three bases on bsis by CHALMERS
and two errors. After that New York
had no trouble in holding the lead. Score
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

.Batted for seaton in ninth.
New York .a.....e 1 90 Sc ii
Philadelphia ,...s..i . 0 Q o o . . e-i
guard, 4; off seaton, . First on errors:
fly: Becker. Stolen bases: Devore Snod-
grass. Murray. Double plays: Fletcher to
Doyle to Snodgrass, Downey to Luderus
to Moran. Left on bases: New York, s.
Philadelphia, II. Bases on balls: OFF Mar
guard. :; off Soeatcn. 3 First on errors:
New York Z: Philadelphia. /. Hit by
pitched ball; snodgrass, Struck out: BY
guard, .: off Seaton. 4 First on errors;
Vanguard. Time: s;ls. Umpires: owen and
Brennan.
Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Two-bake hits: QuIIlin q, Cassidy.
lssysss ~, ns hosrnsr . aqEnss 81
eohreiber. Struck out. BY Schneider, D;
by Perry, . Bases on balls; OFT
Schneider, 2, Off Leonard, l: off Perry, b
Double play: Beall TO Kenworthy, Hit
by pitched bah: Kenworthyt Left on
pitched by Leonard. two-thlrds; BY
Schneider. eight and one-third. Time: Us.
unpires Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, is. Sioux City. $40
Wichita. III; Denver, o-s,
Topeka, 81. 81. Joseph. ~
Lincoln. %. Des MONIES, 10.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis, a.; Pittsburgh, 80
Cincinnati. 80: Chicago. as
Boston, 8: Brooklyn. 7,
New York. rs. Philadelphia, III
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. e-io: st. Louis, So
Chicago. "a. Cleveland. lilo
Philadelphia. 7: New York, l.
washington. IS; Boston. 80.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis, al; Toledo, 20
Louisville, Ia; Columbus, Al.
Milwaukee, rs. Kansas City, TT.
Minneapolis. IS; 81. Paul, 30.
MINK LEAGUE.
Fails City. 4: Hiawatha. T.
Nebraska City, 3; Beatrice, Z
Auburn. s; Humboldt, !.
Games To-day.
Western League-omaha at SIOUX City.
Wichita ct Denver, Topeka st st. Jo-
seph, Lincoln at Des Moines.
National Leagne--st. Louis Ut New
rork, Cincinnati At Pittsburgh, Boston at
American Observation-Disclosures at
kse ut Kansas City. Minneapolis at g.
Nsbraska state Leasue-Hss,Ings q,
York Grand Island at Kearney. Fremont
al Columbus. superior at seward.
Mink Lesgus-Beatrice at Nebraska
City. Humboldt at Auburn, Hiawatha at
Fails City.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
SIOUX CITY TAKES TWO
Pitchers Up the River Prove Too
Much for the Rourke Family.
SIOUX HIT THE BALL HARD
Holiday Games Prove Disastrous TO
the OMAHA Team, Who Fail
10 Laaa al opportuse
Times.
Times.

SIOUX CITY. May so-Paul Brown in
the first game and Red White in the
second, held Omaha safely. while their
mates battea eut victories In q doubie-
header, by the scores Of to / and 10 10
s Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
WHITE S0X WIN AND Lose
Cleveland Takes Second by Wide
Margin After Losing First.
WHITE Goes Into Pitchers Box IN
Sixth After Maps score SIX
Runs--ffnal score Ten
to Three.

CLEVELAND. May 0.-cIeveiand won
from chicago this afternoon. to O.
Gregg outpftched Large. who gave way
to White in the sixth after Cleveland mad
scored six runs. Both teams fielded
poorly. Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Three base hit: Gardner. Stolen bases:
Speaker, Q: Walker. Foster, Gardner.
Sacrifice ny: Bradley. Left on bssss:
Boston. 8; Washington, 4 Bases on
base on errors: Boston. 1; Washington.
1. struck out. BY Bedient. !; BY EngIe,
3 Time. . heurss Umptres. Psrrins sad
p sscrs ..eo.s x.ms.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Left on bases. Boston. 5, Brooklyn, z
Three base hit: Hnmmeli Home run:
Jackson Sacrifice hit: Moran. First
on errors: Brooklyn. .. Base on balls:
orr Hese. 8: off Kent. 8; of Rucker. l.
Struck out ny Hess. .; by Donneliy, Il;
BY Kent, 1. iii BY pitcher: Smith, by
Hess. Hits. on Hess, In six Innings;
Off Donnelly, In two innings: OF Kent
IN seven innings. of fsaeker. l In TIVE
innings. Time. ii4a umpires. Eason and
johnson.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Dks Aosnes ....--.. % o. o O 81
laacpin .-,..-.......5 0 I 2 go e-s
INo-base hit: ClstosFski. Hahn, Claire,
1exknsnnser Three-base hits; Smith,
LMus sacrifice hfs: Cole First base On
ot.ass IN hesxs, L off Smith, 9 Struck
pzt: By Rpzxe. Z; by Smith. Z Hi ~
parhed ball. BY Smith. Thomas. Passed
balls: stratfon- Stssea basce: Cobb. berg
E@Mfner. Lett on bases: Des Mafues. {.
A41coln. ,. Umpire: Eissans Time. f.z
The second game sss a bssehef@' bss-
- Doskias striking out thirteen raen
Hegerman held. fhe locals 70 fwn ma
boere. second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
DIES MONIES GERS EVEN BREAK

LscsIs Fan 80 seere In the After
nsen sessfan.
DIES MONIES. Ia. May N-Des Molnes
won the first game OF the doubleheader
snd the second OF the series with IAn-
poln. 10 3 Both pitchers were unsteady
at the start. bot were etvon good sup
Port. Score, first game:
DIES M0fNEG
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Houssr. wineo. Double play: Mowrey.
Magee and Konetchy. Left on bases:
Pittsburg 8. st. Louis. 5, Base on balls:
OFF camnitz. 3; off Hendrix. /; off sallee.
2. First base on errors: st. Louis J.
Hit by pitcher; Cakes. by Camnitz-
struck out: Camnitz. /: Hendrix, 8:
ssliee. q Time. 2soi. Umpires. Klein
KLEIN and Bush.
Score. second game:
pfTTSEIfRcu ct TnITIg
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31


ssattsa ter o,Br,en m hiAfh
washfngton ..s...sA sllo . Ct
Boston a....-...-....e o o o o o o o 80
Twe-base bit: Foster. Tnres-hass hit;
Gardner. Sacrifice hit: Ainsmith. ssclsn
bases 0ahdii. JcAnson. Hcopsr. Duubs
plsya Fsfkes 20 wsmsr. Left on bas4s:
Washington. q: Boston, o. Basesonballs:
or o'Brien. .. on johnson, 4 First on
errors. Wsshfnktcn. / Struck out: BY
johnson. d; ~ oTBrhs. I. VIVA pitc6:
Q,Prten. Time: 10 Umpires. Dinesn and
perrine.
Tfxers Get No sayaatsea.
ST. LOUIS. May sa-St. Louis ana De-
troit broke even m ii esi4t's 0oubie-
header. In the first game BaunlgArtner
hefd the visitors to six scattered hits,
while his team mates hif the ban at
opportune moments ara won, 70 q St
Louis pitchers were hit hard ana often,
while the local ffelders played In ragged
form, Detroit whining the second game
" scofe o. ls 70 3 Score. first game:
Score. seeoud sMfueS
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

TWe-base ht: Beseher. Home run:
Schultz. Doahle play. Evars 20 Safer.
Base on balls: or Benton. 4; off Che
nsy l. Struck out by Cheney, 4,
b. Benton. i. Time: ia. Empires:
Rigier and Ffnneran.
Score second game.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
WICHITA BLANKS GRIZZLIES

ytaifors Carsare openlsg Contest by
Seven 10 Neshins.
DENVER. May 5a.-wichita defeated
Denver In the first game here TO-DAY BY
I to O. Score. first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

.Batted for white in ninth.
cisysland ........I e5dzeI.s 10
Two4bass hits: olsons 0rseg, Booze.
Three-bsSe hit: jackson. Ss1rtfiee hits.
Olson. Jackson Stolen bases; Peckin-
pauFh, Bah. Bodie Hits: or LANCE,
IN five innings: off whita. IN three
inningA First base On balls: OFT Gregg.
q; Of LANCE. 4: off White. q. Hit by
out: ny Grsss, =. BY Large, i; by White,
1 Passed balis: EestsTlg, !; Mayer. !.
cisvslsnd. /: cnicsso, |. Lei, On bases:
Cleveland. IL; Chicago, D Time: $50
EMPIRES: Hart and Connolly.
Boston BreskA Evea.
BOSTON. May M.-Johnson had the
lcea ItsArn &t h1s mercy ffis afternoon.
Washington wlnuinG . 10 .. The visitors
had no difficulty hitting O'Brisn. AL told
thirteen local players went out on strikes.
Boston won pitehefs hattie IN which
Bedient bested Engle, lszyeer- old
Washington recruit Errors figured
largely. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

FIRST Base ON errors. philadeiphia, /.
HONS runs Thomesl Sacrifice hits. Col
Inns. Morgan. Murphy. Stolen bases:
Collins. Baker. Left on bases: New
York. 10: Philadelphia, s Double play.
Barry 90 Collins TO Mc1nnes, Bases oil
balls: orr Vaughn. 8: off Morgan, s.
Struck out: BY vaughn, g. by Morgan,
l. hit BY pitched ball: BY Morgan. Wet
yerton. Time: 2;G. Umpires: Egan and
Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

TNo-hAze hlts; Meyers, remnant. John
ton. Arba<ast Home runs: Meyers. Smith
~. Ntehox, Johason. Sacrifice htte Smith.
Stolen bases seanl0n. Kane. Double
plays: seanlon 70 Justice 20 Kane. Left
on bases; Sioux Cfts. 6; Omaha, 4 Hits
Off Rhodes. II In SIX and one-fhifd IN
ninks; off Hicks. IN enc and twn-thira
Annings. BaSes on balls. Off White, q;
pff Rhodes. I: of Hicks. :. struck out:
81 White. 9: BY Rhodes, 4: BY Hicks. 4.
Wild pitch: Rhodes. Hit by pitched hall.
seanlon. sreen Time: 2:sk Umpire.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

stelsn bases. G3inor, Austin. HugeH.
Hit hy pitched halk BIZ Muffin. {; 10 La
porte. L Bases On hairs: orr Huiifn. s;
on BaefnkArtnef. q Strstcx ont. BY
Baurnksrsner. o StTuck out. 81 Bznu1-
gsrtner. :: hr Muilis, !. TsHae: "a Em-
pfres. westsfveat and o.LoughlIn.
DxfB6fT n Lntrs
ABHoAE aaHoAs
.Leaass. al . 60 iskostea. cf-.s 3sfe
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
Totals IS . u q s
tHtHIts sFaH 10
sBatfed for Donovan IN sixth.
sBatted for Wallace in ninth.
sRatted for Mitchell in ninth,

Totals. as 10 ~
Stated for Donovan IN sixth.
sBatted for Wallace in ninth.
sBatted for Mitchell In ninth.
Detroit ..........0 o o 2 0 5, s. 0 Go
st Louis .........o l Q 0. o e.
Double plays: STEPHENS 10 Wallace to
Pratt, Louden to Delehanty 70 Gainor.
Shotten to Stovall, Moriarty to Delehanty
to Gainor. Hit by pitched ball BY Petty.
Gainor; by Mitchell. I.ouden Struck out:
By Donovan. 4. BY Mitchell 1: by Petty.
9: By Dubuc, Q Hits: Off Donovan. 8 in
five innings; off Petty. In six Innings
tnone outf: by Dubuc. in four innings:
BY Mitehsil s In three innings. Time: 2:oa.
Umpires: o'Loushlin and westervelt.
Athletics Defeat Yankees.
Philadeiphia easily defeated New York :
Vaughn was wild and hit hard. MorgnN
was even wilder, but the locals COULD
not hit him. He gave New York It's only
run when he lift Woiverton.i batting for
Stump, after he had passed Zinn, Hart
cell and Gardner. Score:
rxx1Y
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
core, second game;



PIN sSssi'. ......S ! sslSSS =
Two-hase hits Murray, Fletcher, Gran.
dail tn. Hrs: OF Alexander. In five
lnninxs; OF Sehuitx Z IN t~o Innings. Oft
Brennan. 1 In two innings. Sacrifice hit:
Devore. stolen bases. Herxog, Walsh.
Double plays Doyh 10 Fletcher 10
sncdkrnes; Fletcher 70 Doyle 10 sned.
grass; Walsh 10 Doolsn 10 f.siaeras. Left
on bases: New York, ]; Philadelphia, y
Bases on balls: Of crandnil, /; OFF
chsinrers, .; off Alexander, O. Bases on
errors: New York. Z; Philadelphia, q
Struck out: BY Crandail. 4: BY Alexan-
der, 2. Time; i:A Umpire: Brennan.
cnbs Get Four In Row.
CHICAGO. May @-chicako made Il
four straight victories over Cincipnati
today by winning two games. Chicago
routed Bagby and Smith early In ths
second game. ostsfnsd lead of six
runs and never was IN danger Of defeat.
Score first game:
f~x4Tssa So y..x~s.sx..,.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

Two base hlts. Bodie, Hifnhnehan.
sacrifice hita; Adsns, .; Lard. stsisu
bases: Weaver, Mattick. Double piay;
Kuhn 10 Rath. Bases on balls: Off
Mitchell. . struck out: BY Mitchell, 1;
by George. 2; by walsh. g Hits: OFT
Mitchell. . In eight innings. wild pitch:
Walsh. Left on bsses: chieaSo. 8.
Cleveland. q First base on errors:
Cleveland, o Time, It's Empires: Con
molly ard Hart.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
Totals. n a II 4
sBatted for Harmon In the fifth.
sBatted fer Dale In the ninth


sBatted for Harmon In the fifth.
sBatted fer Dale In the ninth.
81. Louis. ............S . Z . Q ~
Two-base hits: Carey. Wilson, Mowrey,
Evans. Three-base hit: Leach. Home
run VIZ os sscrt sss. aus s.. aeT i.ses
Wilson CO.. Miller, Kelly. Double play:
Miller tunassistedl. Rases on balls: or
OToole, 10: off Harmon, ?: off Dale, I.
Hit by pitched ball: BY Robinson. Cakes.
Struck out: BY O'Toole. 8: by Robinson,
/; by Dale. l. Wild pitch: Dale. Left
On On bases e., pistssurgh, q s. LOUIS .oa ~, -
thirds innings; of Harmon. 10 In four
IhnihRs. or Dale, m -four innings. Time;
Iii. Empires: Klein and Bush.
nostoa Beats Breoklyn.
After pitching six great innings In the
morning game Kent blew up and Bos-
ton made five runs. Rucker succeeded
him and Jackson got the only hit Oft
Rucker. home run in left field. Score.
RRnORTyN BOTTOM
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
WICHITA
Tetals 60. 8 Z

Two-bzse hit: Craig. Home run; Mid
dieton. Sacrifice hit: craig. Struck out
By Olmssead. 2; by Ellis. S Bases on
balls. orr oimssead. s Hit by pitched
ball: PeftiErew. Left % bases. Denver. ,;
Wichita. 6 Time: Ia Umpire: Jack
Haskell.
score. second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31

CLEAR LAKE, la, May NI-1special
Telegram. l-Fffteen hundred people saw
Clear Lake trim Mason City today. by q
score Of . TO 4 This places Clear Lake
again at the head Of the Iowa State
league.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
'ore second ga
wxssu..as.~

Tutals.ss,s1 Sszs II
Called end Of eighth by agreement.
caleaso .....~....".s seeees
Cincinnati ............i . Il ee9 80
rwo-hass hits. ffebHSsei, Tinker. Taree-
base hit: Mitchell Hits OFT RaEhy. .
in one inning; off Smith. Q In one inning;
OH Huuphries, In six innings. SacTi-
flee hits. Zimmerman, Schultz, SAier.
Bsse on balls: OF Baete, /, off smith,
81 eft Lavender .. OF Hu1nphFfes. l.
Struck out: BY Lavender. :: b Smith.
Il by Humphries. Tine. la UNI
plres; Kieaer and Esnneren.
o'Tooie W~skens IN Ninth.
PITTSBuRGH. May so.-PltfeburKn
won the second game from g. Louis.
to Z OfToele weakened In the ninth,
when he allowed three hits ana issued
three bases on balls. netting St Louis
three runs Robinson was substituted.
with the bases full and hit the first
batter. forcirg 10 another ruA. He thea
stfaek OCT Bliss score first game
ST. LOUIS FfTTSnrKcR
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-31
,r. joe LOSES rHE rIasr
Topeka Holds Leaders stationary on
Drummers' Grounds.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. May 9.-st. Joseph
and Topeka broke even In the two games
played here today, the visitors winning
the first. to = and 81 Joseph the sec.
ond. to l. Score. first game: s A
Score, second game.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1912-10-24
So that said Section SO of Article 4
G1 the State Constitution shall read a.
follows.

Section SO. Any city or village
IN this state may frame a charter
Tor its own government as a city,
laws of this states, as follows: 'A'
The legislature shall provide, I'M
der such restrictions as it deems
proper for q charter board of not
to exceed fifteen freeholders. who
shall have been qualified voters
thereof, to, be appointed by tho
Judges Of the district court Of the
village is situated as the Legislature
may determine for term in NO
event to exceed six years, which
board shall within six months az
ter its appointment return to the
chief magistrate. Of said city or
ter, signed by the members Of said
board. or a majority thereof, and,
# the 4t same be EN- not ratified may
eter draft or dras Of
charter until one thereof shall be
ratified as herein provided.
Such charter shall be submitted
to the qualified voters of such city
or village at the next general or
majority Of the qualified voters vot.
ing at such election shall ratify
the same, it shall, at the end Of
thirty days thereafter. or, at such
e other time time; If any, as shall be spect:
such city or village as a city and
supersede any existing charter and
amendments thereof; provided that
in cities having patrol limits now
quire three-fourths majority vote
of the qualified voters voting at
such election to change the patrol
limits now established. -
Duplicate certificates shall be
posed and its ratification. which
shall be signed by the chief maEis-a
trate Of said city or village and
One Of said c csrticatene shsli Iei be-
deposited in the office Of the secre-
tary of state and the other after
being recorded in the Office of the
register of deeds for the county in
shall be deposited among the ar,
chives Of such city or village. and
all courts shall take judicial notice
thereof. -. 49,.
Such charter SO. deposited may be
therefor made by said boar 1pa asa
accepted by majority Of the quaIi-
fed voters of such city or village
voting at the next general or spe-
cial election thereafter; but such
with and subject to the constitu-
ton and laws of the State Of Min
nesota. The legislature may pre-
scribe the duties Of said board rel
alive to submitting amendments Of
such charter to the vote Of the peo-
pie and shall provide that upon ap-
plication of ter per cent Of the
legal voters of any such city or viii
lage by written pstition. such board
shall submit to the vote Of the peo-
pie proposed amendments to such
charter set forth in said petition.
The board above provided FOR.
shall be permanent and all vacan-
Giles by death, disability to perfonm
duties. resignation or removal from
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THE PRINCETON UNION: THURSDAY, oCTOBER 81, 1910

s Investments In the internal improve
ment land fund, or that may here
after accrue to said fund, and shall
also include all funds accruinE to
any state road and bridge fund,
however provided.
''The legislature is authorized to
add to such fund. for the purpose
Of constructing or improving roads
and bridges Of this state, by provid-
ing, In it's discretion, for any an
nual tax levy upon the property of
this state Of not to exceed in any
year one mill on all the taxable
property within the state. Provided,
that no county shall receive in any
year more than three 60 per cent
or less than one-half (11) Of one
G) per cent of the total fund thus
provided and expended during such
year." " '% .5 49,.
PURPOSE AND EFFECT. The appro-
val of this amendment will authorize
the Legislature to levy, In Its discre-
ton, a one mill tax upon all the prop
erty of this state for the beneht of the
roads and bridges thereins and will
repeal certain limitations an to the
amount which may be paid BY the state
for such roads and bridges.
The present constitution authorizes
the Legislature to add to the road and
bridge fund by providing, in its discre-
ton Tor an annual tax levy upon the
property of this state not to exceed one
fourth (A) of one CD mill, while the
amendment permits the Legislature, In
Hts discretion, to provide for nm annual
tax levy of one (1) mill ON all taxable
property within the state.
The present constitution provides that
In no case shall more than one-half
CD of the cost of constructing or
Improving any road or bridge be paid
oy the state from such fund. The
amendment proposes to remove the linz
1tat1on which now exists In the cOnsti-
tuition rs to the amount which the state
may pay for such fund towards the
cost of constructing or repairing any
road Or bridge and leaves the whole
management of such fund to be provide
ed for by law, az the Legislature shall
deem wise.