The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-17

/ Fifth day of November. A. d. 1919,
thero VIII be submitted to the qualified
electors OF the state of Colorado for
thetr approval or rejection. the follow
ing proposed Law OF the stale OF Colo
! Tado. initiated BY Petition under tbs
initiative ana Referendum, when lnl-
tiatcd petition contained the signaturss
OF more than the required number of
legal voters Is per cent? OF The State
OF Colorado, duly verified, ia accord
anee with the Law. aud rlled in the
efllee of The seeretary Of state on the
IWENf G..NlNlH IA day Of JUNE. A. ID.
1879. at 1000 o'clock A. NJ.
The authority Tor submitting such
Article . OF the Constitution of the
state of Colorado. providing for the
Initiative and Referendum; s. o.,
The proposed law OF the state OF
Colorado is as follows:
AN act Ir,1 TO rr6oylDE r6,S FOR B;EPpG:
LAWs; also PRoyIplAG FOR
AND AGAINST THE SAME.
Be II Enacted by the People Of the STATE Of
Colorado:
Section /. Not later Than thirty days.
nor earlier than sixty DAYS before any
general or special election at which
any law. part Of a law. or amendment
to the people. the Secretary OF state
shall cause to be published once in tull
in two newspapers, OF opposite political
faith, II such there be, IN eaeh county
in the state. compactIy and without un-
necessary spacing. a true copy of the
title and the text of each law, part of
law, or constitutional amendment to
be submitted, with the number and
form in which the ballot title thereof
| Will be printed on the official ballot,
together with arguments Tor ana
against the same. as hereinafter pro-
vided Any person, committee or or
sanization Interested Tor or against
any constitutional amendment, Init lat
ed or referred law. or part of law,
may file with the Secretary of State
before
any general or special election at
which said constitutional amendment.
law, is to be submitted. arguments
either for or against said constitu.
| tionai amendment. Initiated or referred
law. or part OF law, Provldlns that
| payment for the publication of argu-
| ments shall be made by the parties pre-
| senting the arguments for publication:
| and the Secretary Of State shall refuse
| to have any arguments. either for or
| against any constitutional amendment,
| Initiated or referred law. or part of u
| law, published untn the amount of
money required to pay for the same
Section q said constitutional amend
ment or amendments. Initiated and re-
| ferred laws and arguments shall be
| published in a separate part of said
| newspaper and the greater part of said
| separate part or section of said news
| paper shall be devoted to said amend
| ments Initiated and referred laws. and
the the section OF said newspaper de-
| voted TO Sulu COnSl!tullDutl dtneHu-
ments. initiated and referred laws. and
| arguments. shall not be larger than
| eleven (1l by fifteen (l5> inches nor
| smaller than nine 19l by twelve Cl2)
| inches, and it is further provided that
| II said constitutional amendments, In
| itiated and referred laws, and arSu-
| ments are printed in type larger than
| nonparell in size, payment shall be
| made upon the same basis as II the said
| constitutional amendments. initiated
| and referred laws. and arguments, had
been printed In nonpareil size type:
| Section 8. 1t is turther provided.
| that the two newspapers referred to in
| Section l of this Act shall be the two
| newspapers representing the two poiit-
| cal parties polling the largest num-
| ber of votes at the last preceding state
| election.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
| hereunto set my hand and affixed the
| Great Seal Of the State of Colorado. at
the city OF Denver, this First day OF
| October. a. D. 1912.
| (SEAI.) JAMES r. PEARCE.
| SECRETARY of state.