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THE STATE CONSTITUTION
Chap. 81 q. q. 's47-wefo) 1911
Session Laws.
Chap. 100 Is. B. s7-Albrecht) 1913
Session Laws.
STATE AID TO THE BUILDING OF
PUBLIC HIGHWAYS.

To amend Section 1855 Of Article XII
OF the CONSTITUTIONS by adding the
words -.e1hat b state mny npprO-
pirate money In b Treasury, 81 TO
be thereafter raised by taxation, for
the cOnst rlctiOn or improvement OF
public highssayss" 80 as to read. us
follows.
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION Amend
of the state of North Dakota, re-
lating to state aid In the copstruc-
ton and Improvement Of Public
Highways.
state Of North Dakota. the House of
representatives concurrlng:
The following proposed amendment
to h constitution Of the state.sof
North Dakota adopted by the Twelfth
North Dakota and by 1t referred to the
thirteenth legislative assembly Of said
state for approval or rejection. Is
hereby agreed to, and such amend
msnt ., .hsil BE !, sq iss ted e ne quail;
general election for approval Or :rejec.
NOR. In a%ccosdance with the provisions
th :M sissi 81 Mssth Rsko ,.sst,on las J,
sstatssof North DAKOTA is hereby amend.
led TO read ~ follows:
Sec. 1876. Neither the state. mol
seSyoof fos aisszict els & .n tsw 9sssl poi fSSn,
lsub.division shall loan OF Give ia
credit or make donations to or in az
of any individual association sor; cor.
Dors 10 :tb EXCEPT soorf fo no, n .Ss.n.,Es sup 9,
Become the he o WINS Of the s cspital =. sfoe 3
Of any .assoeaatton :pr4 corporation, No
shall the state engage In any worl
oflinssrnal1 hmDrgysmsat .unls.. auth
ple. proxided. hnfstha ssfafei nsx -.
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Providing For Woman
Suffrage.

The following law. having passed the Thir.
tenth legislative Assembly, amending and
re-enacting Section COS OF the Revised Codes
for 1905 and Chapter 13l,0f the Session Laws OF
1911, providing for Woman Suffrage, in COM
pliance with Section 122 of,.the Constitution,
will be submitted Ito the voters OF Steele
County at the coming General Election, to be
held on the zSrd day of November, 1914, for
their approval or rejection:
Sc sos. Who Entitled to Vote.1 Every
person OF the age Of FL years or upward. be-
oDgihg to either OF the following classes. who
SHALL have resided in the state one year and
in the county six months and In the precinct
ninety days next preceding any election, shall
be q qualified electoral such election:
First Citizens OF the United States.
Second: Civilized persons OF indian de-
cent who shall have severed their tribal rela-
lions two years next preceding such cleo
tiOn, provided they have complied with the
provisions OF any lawswhlchii is now or maybe
In the future in force relating to the registra-
ton Of voters, d all persons possessing the
Qualifications mentioned in this section n
who have residedtin this state one year, shall
be eligible to n Office In this state, except
as otherwise provided in the Constitution. ~
Witness my hand and seal at Sherbrooke.
N. D., October 10th, 1914.
G. J. MUSTAD
flsEAL] County Auditor,
steele County, North Dakota.
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CHANGE THE NAME OF THE
STATE BLIND ASYLUM.

To amend Sec. 218 Of Article XIX of
4 constitution OF the state Of
words "a blind AsyIumv and insert
Ing In lieu thereof, the 1School for
the Blind Of North. Dakota" 20 an
to read AZ follows
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To
ton Of the state Of North Dakota.
Pertaining to Public I~nstitutions. 49,
Be It resolved, by the Senate Of the
state OF North Dakota, the House Of
That the following proposed amend
ment to the constitution Of the State
Of North Dakota adopted by the
referred to the Thirtieth legislative
assembly for approval or rejection, is
hereby. agreed TO and such amendment
shall be submitted to the qualified
general election for approval or re-
sionss Of section 2o2 81 the constitu-
,tio aM q 5bs s5s1e q IN North DaRots;
he constitution Of the state Of North.
Dakota is amended to read as follows:
Sec ?16. hi following named pub
located as hereinafter provided, a 10
have 20 much of the remaining grant
Of n hundred and seventy thousand
ssres Of iand made BY the United
Charitable Instftutions,' 40 is aiiotted
First. K soldiers home. when located
or such other charitable institution as
the Legislative Assembly may...deter-
mine, At Lisbon. In the county Of Tan.
som. with g grant Of fo.ty thousand
acres OF land.
ra ssse1 n.1 ahs SCHOOL for the bind q
county Of Penbina, witH : granted
4 Thirty thousand5 acres. -
Third An industrial schoor and
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~ sPEellRlfITslTHN SgL.A1SI1rI4ATION
or rRQPnhfY FOB TIN PUR.
ssh FoSHSOE TAIAFaoN. .sg

- .Nsasr46 ne 4 RfAeHASE SksfhN
Cs.esitetisA5aA1aSssssls IL q faf
e ~
a ~. Fl. - MS4tS ~
ssthea..s, llsy..s1s.ss sssssss;ss,sS,.
go Sro,srsy asr FL 81.
eJGa 49, ss.s... 1sfSsa ~.
M n%r.sea, y. T, +: =
is.yis. lie tax
Ing the constitutionSSof the state OF
North relating to. untIormisy
Q { taxation. ana ,Glpermithng the
. eia:sl laf' saee. q ps sna 'rslasins sn suRs an.
er 70 the assessment OF
Be II resolved by the House OF repre-
sots, IKE senate on e. eo sasss. e. A'rsa =.
The following propossd samenaments
BY article Z OF b constitution OF
North Dakota q srticie y q tns
by the Twelfth Legislative assembly
and by 1t referred ito the thirteenth
Legislative Assembly OF said state ZOE
approval or rejection are hereby agreed
@ g : ls TO eh.1 aaaaaad' 1 sassi OF p tie
state at the next gsnarAl election iof
approval or rejection. In ecordancs
WITH the Provisions q Sechlon i Nart 81
Dakota. 80
Sec. J.. AMENDMENT:l Section l76
Of the Constitution OF the state OF
North Dakota 10 amended to read as
follows:
Sec. 176. Taxes shall be uniform
upon the same class OF property,
Including franchises within the ter
ritorial limits OF the uthorit
levying the tai, and shall be
levied and. collected for publiespurposes
only, but the property OF thS United
States. and OF the state county ana
municipal c~orporattons.s shan 20 ex.
fempt from Taxation; ns.lsgislatiye
empt from taxation property used .e4:
clustvely for school,: religious, Gene
terry. charitable or; other public bur.
poses. and persona! property toaany
amount not exceeding ~ value two
hundred dollars for each individual!
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NOTICE OF GENERAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN, That on Tues
: : dag, Nov, Sd, 19l4, at the several .election
North Dakota. a General Election viii be
held! for the purpose OF electing tho following
faclals: Il
CONGRESSIONAL
One United States Senator.
District.
+ OFFICERS
One Justice Of supremescourt.
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor. ),
One Secretary OF State.
OneState Auditor.
One State Treasurer.
One Superintendent OF Public instruction.
One commissioner OF Insurance.
One Attorney General.
One Commissioner OF Agriculture and La,
Dor. -.
Three Commissioners OF Railroads.
DIsTnIcTo OFFICERS: Sixteenth legislative Dis
Three Members Of the House Of Representa-,
COUNTY OFFICERS
) One Sheriff. 4. !
ON Auditor.
Ont Treasurer.
One Clerk Of District Court.
Ont Register ofDeeds.
One States Attorney.
Ont County Judge.
One Surveyor.
Ont Coroner
One Superintendent OF Schools.
-Four Justices Of the Peace.
-Four Gonstables. @
q County Commissioner Second District,
On County Commissioner, Third District.
ONE COUNTY Commissioner, Fifth District.
Which election will be opened atsa; O'Clock
In the forenoon n remain open until I
O'Clock In the afternoon on said day, at the
following places:
No.15. ,s
Beaver creek-at School House on Section
Westneld--at school House on section No
sharon,-at School House on Section No. 20
Enger-at Town Hall on Section No. 10.
Golden Lake-at School House on Section
Finley-at School House on Section Nos.
Franklin-at School HOUSE on Section No
Primrose-at School House on Section No
sherbrooke-in Court Rooms, Town 0 Usher
Easton-at school House on section No. %
Greenyiew-at School House on Section
Edendale-at Town HAL. on Section No. %
Augo-at school House on Section No: 4;
Riyerside-at School House on section No
BHrossdlawn-st sohool, House on Section
Gols..ezas j. .Knisht building, Town .
iCarpenter-at.s school House on Section No
willow 4ake-at school House on Section
NS %l II; ofsh.ron-at the Commercial Gu,
Brau,. on Lot23 Block. 2, Original Town
Village Of Finley-in =. L.severson house
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Observation-Disclosures
/ THE CONSTITUTION

HE following proposed amendments
,tb 1.-THE Cpnstitption of the State OF
NtSfth Dskota.s having passed sthe
Nvslfth sland AAThirteenth Legislative
Assemblies will be submitted to the.
Slestors Of the State Of. North. Dakota.
sikthe general election Ito .tbe5 theld
Hfdyy.mbsr tard.. ls14. Tor tappgovs. g s
II THoMAs HALL
Is?sFNHg SeerStHfy ,DffStGtD.
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STATE OF NORTH ( 8

II. accordance with section e84, arti-
Gle q, Aschapter s, Of thesRevised Codes
OF Norsh Dakota for 1905. + Thomas
Hall, Secretary Of State dc; hereby
amendments to the constitution of this
state have passed the Twelfth and
Legislative assemblies; have
been published AZ required by section
1924, CHAPTER q, Of h REVISED Codes
official ballot and submitted to thu
electors, to be voted upon at the next
general election. to be held on the Srd
day Of November, AID. 1914.
SEAL) THOMAS HALL, !.
Secretary OF State.
Dated at the capitol, Bismarck
North Dakota, thir n day of Octol,e.
d. 1914.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bystheunder.
- signed. Administrator with the viii annexed
of.the estate Of Susan CaGaines. late OF the
City Of Minneapolis, In the County OF. Henne-
pin q State o { ..Minnesosssdecessed 20 the
creditors Of and all persons having claims
AGAINST said decedent, togexhibit the sans
with tho necessary vouchers to him 1t his Of
l6ce In the Village OF Sherbro ike County Of
State OF North Dakota. within SIX
months after the FIRST publication ofithis no.
dated this 18th dsy Of septenber. 1914.
49, WIN. BARCLAY;.
Administrator with the will enpexed of
e6t6 the Estate OF usAnC Gaines deceased,
[Fifst ENTHUSIASTICALLY II. 1911.
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ecys, DsWars. -
The yShads passed assfsirly goeds
examination and the old1sehtlsman:
told him TO come 70 work.
You may report totnersowsssAsd
he
7 gotcha," chirped the boy.
but You haven't rot thsssob ysEs
was the witt comebaek. and ypas
never WILL
Moral: Some slang sNanld tmtaet'
q Observation-Disclosures Js1lEills
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PROVIDING FOR THE INIT1ATIvH;
AS TO TQH CONSTITUTION

: Is ~ Gonstitntion to IS n1Sll
Dosed by the people and requlrii
fhatI they ke submitted to the peo1i3
3. SiytdlSs 4 pover, now .Eelas exelI3l
a5ivsiy H1sthe fesislatufes q SSopo1ia
Amendments to the COn~stitutioA -
AMENDS
!, Merth nalota nsoviainr snr tSs
fItura aI1andnAnt hi
Be IL resoived 81 the senata Of tHa
state Of North Dakota. b : Honss
Eac.sil M s-fSIinwiS nronosAdt
Amendment ~ Axrticie
IL Of the CnnSfifnfin ~ fhs state nf
North sDs1kofa.aaonted Nv thu IsweIffhl
I~seeisISfiVa ssssmbiy1 nf fha state 81,
North sfSaiota ana ~ s.. rafarraG FL the;
tfy,S 4 css,5hIy ~ az,
saids ssfata. fnr' nnrnvai nr raiect;nn IN
haEahS SSressd ~ anSSf anrh ~
eisstnrs of.utHa statsS .t tSe .esgeneraiI
eisctsnr ~ aS,.n.,s9 :. raSaofinn a.
sccnrSa nca x,itkk AZ nrov, sieSS az sen.
Ton p02 Or the Constitmtfon Of the
X,ticIa III aection
~ tha Snnstat fionT ~ .fefs ~
NnrfhA narotst = ~ anaaS az y. ~ reeI
~ railn~s. eo 60
as So o ons MI. aan.4,+,t,on NAV ha
.n sraa s. * sraaS sas1 Sniinw -
s aHlfITSir rofsa s A. sU gsean az Ao ~ mana.
ments 70 ri nnn sti4stion NAV IA
pronosed in aithsr house Of the ierise
ny fasssS . n II sae r same 9, s1s y
+ ., so+.GS ~ aanS ~ +hn tuo
houses.' such nronosed d ZEN SHAH
Ia antered ON tha iooiirnaI of tha hnnss
on and referraS M ,aeisiat,va ~
ssnnhhiv - ha eSosent l 20 tbasna1 esns
erai s1actinn and sheIi ha nHHi,shad
n nroviaad Nv law for tSrae1mnnths
previous to the time Of < such.
sernhiv a. nert chosen ss.aforaaaid
sSch Eronosad ~ ar.nd1
ments ,ahaii ha aeraed 70 nv = ma inritv
The IS M Il m9mEe e. eieet 9ntv 70 az ea -. h 1episs
iatfva assamhIv to s,,hmif snch e
ed mr. am stnltha
people in slch manner and at auchl
times. e the legislative assembly shall
prSva and ratifv sTch n
amsndmants Nv q mainr,fv 81 4he ai.c.
tors qualified to vote Tor members. of
the legislative assembly voting there.
shan become q mart 6f-tha cnnatitmtinn
Of this state. r. 4 two mr. NOR man.
ments shall he submitted at the samai
time me- they i,s sha, N Be su6m,ttes 4 such
for or aeainat each ~ usuche q =, ende
menta senaratelv
Second. ANY amendment or amend.
ments 70 fhis onnatit,,1tn, - aineIue
ba nronosed Nv tpa neonIa Nv tths ai h
WITH tha sec NY sns p 81 ~ me 1 1anG{
sig months n%revioHs r. eral a 1a
ton. Of an Initiative netittnn cor.
fainins the sirnatnrs. os q ,aosi
twenty-hve ner cent r. the leea1 vof.
ers in each Of not less than 2ona.heie
Of the counties Of the state WHEN
the nronased I M pf1peray a MaSu
mems sha1 he n,,hIishaS on. ~
EieRisiatura NAV nrnviIaA for ms
months previous "a tha reneral aiacss
to- - SASL.oHS ~ ne SsAAelaL eiSc.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE STATE CONSTITUTION

Chap. 81 III. 3. 7s-o'connor) 1911
Chap. IS. Is. B. 21s-Ganssle> 1918,
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afsnE1TKTE uoNsTTTUT1TlO(Nlls=

Chap. 80 g. p 1ss-GaBSsasl 1silI
CHAP. % q. nssssNaibbsn) 1915
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Pao1o4E E0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Chap, et a 1s-Nestos) 1911
E6enSion Laws.
], 81 GAe y .I aSsE Sa.as. 81, ll HyIs1esl elm
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PROPOSED TO
FHE STATE CONSTITUTION

.5chap. 90 q: :. 2as-plaln1 1911
Chap. ioi Is. 2. l1o-Rlaiu, 1919
Session Laws
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Ward; proYldsd,s thAtano other institn.
ten...lef .assahs1e1tafa auaaer ;fessiAny
shan b1NtA1kkbHeheass mxnt2anhd:
without. AAEAyhlQnEs o. thial9onetitltion.
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THOMAa HALL
ls SesrStafy pfStstH
Proposed 70:
THE STATE, CONSTITUTIONS
chap. ss Is. B. No. s-Bessesen)
1911 Session Laws.
Chap. 1Q1 .(s. p. Nc. 32-overson)
1918 Session Laws. . III aEGSIl A4lI
rHOyIDrNG Fob 1.-THE liNITlAI1VI.
lftI AND RREERENDQM, AsET0 .
- LEGISLATION.

amend, Sec. rs of Article II Of the
con.titution TO provide, for the n
actment lor !repeal Of laws or Dasts
tef laws by the people by means OF =
sivote taken at the. POLLS. thus reserv-
ing to the people q part of the
power. now granted exclusively TO
tie lesialatare,I ;toenact E5Ora reject
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To amend sec.f 216 Of Article XIX of
the constitution of h State Of.
North Dakota by striking ont the
words "a blind Asylum and insert
the Blind of North. Dakota,1 40 an
to read a. 1O1lOW03
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-18
Farm Boys Roundup

Tuesday and Wednesday, July 81
and %, will be Roundup days for
the boys in the agricultural clubs of
Lehi, and possibly for those of Pleas
ant Grove and American Fork also.
II Is proposed TO take the boys for a
two days hike to the best farms and
ranches in the north end of the county
and TO instruct them upon up-to-date
methods OF farming and of stock rails
ing. Professor Steiner of the Univer-
sity of Utah will be In attendance to
assist in the instruction, and Profess
sor hogenson of the Agricultural Col
iege has also been invited to join
with us.
The details of the trip will be an
uounced In full at meeting OF the
boys to be held in the High School
building Saturday evening at $3.50. A
postal card is being sent TO each boy,
inviting him TO be present at this meet
ing. II is desired that parents also
attend to assist In making suitable
arrangements for the trip.
The boys will camp out one night
and have an old-time campfire sup
per, followed by games and contests.
An appeal is made TO the parents
10 arrange their work so that the boys
may get OF for these two days, and
they may be assured that they Will
never regret II.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-18
Interurban Road Will
Go To Saratoga Springs
Branch Line VIII BE Built Soon As
the Main Line Is Completed.

President w. c. Orem of the Salt
Lake Il Utah railroad, came to Lehi
Monday, where he was met by an auto
mobile and visited the Saratoga
Springs. After making a most thor
ough inspection of the resort and its
surroundings, he pronounced II to be
the best natural resort that he had
ever seen
The visit was made at the instigation
II the new owners of Saratoga, who
are adding many attractions to the
resort, and will build a summer col
ony there and ultimately lay out a
city The new owners recognize that
letter transportation must be secured
and it was with this Idea in view that
Mr. Orem made the trip. He says
that his company will have its hands
full for some time in extending the
line to Payson, but that just as soon
as the main line is completed branch
Saratoga will be built. Whether
it Will be built from Klrkham and go
down the west side of Jordan River
or whether It will 20 directly from
lehi will have to be determined by
engineers when the time CONS. The
new farming district west of Jordan
River Is opening so rapidly that this
route appears to be the most feasible.
An argument that appeals to the
Drem people in favor OF building the
road TO Saratoga is the rapid develop
ment of the west side of the lake The
company realizes that II must touch
the lake ut some point to get this
growing trade. With a connection at
Saratoga there would be boat serv-
ice put on between Mosida and inter-
points until business would
Justify extending the line on south.
In the meantime the Saratoga peo-
pie have graded the road from the
county road to the springs. and many
people are visiting the resort in auto
carriages and on hayracks
Hayrack parties are becoming very
popular, several of them going over
there daily.
One of Mr.. Orem's objects in visit
ng the resort now was to look II over
with the idea of running excursions
over his road to the resort this sum-
ner. He will make desirable rates
provided transportation facilities are
arranged for getting the people over
here. Manager George o. Relf OF the
Hotel Utah accompanied Mr. Orem on
he trip.
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Great Shipping Of Hogs
Train Load Each Week

Manager T. r. Cutler Of the Utah
Idaho Sugar company, who spent sew
cral days in Idaho this week, says that
around Idaho Falls. at least, they do
not know what the cry of hard times
means. An astonishing industry
which came under his notice was the
shipment of hogs, which he says has
reached dimensions undreamed of by
outside people. Every week regularly
full trainload of hogs is sent out
from Idaho Falls to the eastern mar
kets. They bring high prices to the
farmers, who show their apprecia-
ton of the value of this class OF stock
by steadily increasing their shipments.
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The whole country tributary to
Idaho Falls sends in hogs for the
weekly train loads Mr.. Cutler says
the beet crop looks unusually we'll
The same can be said of every other
crop except the peas, which suffered
some damage from unfavorable wealth
or conditions.
Experts say that there is no reason
why this part of the country should
not duplicate what is being done at
Idaho Falls Conditions for raising
hogs are ideal here, particularly the
new farming district over Jordan.
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UTAH BANNING COMPANY
HOLDS ANNUAL ELECTION

Tuesday the stockholders of the
Utah Banking company held their an
nual election. Following is the board
Of directors: Ira d. Wines, A. j.
Evans, william Thornton, Thomas
Webb, George Webb, j II, Storrs. T.
r, Cutler and 5 J.. Wells The same
officers were reelected
The report Of the cashier showed
that the institution was In much bet
ter condition than il had been for
years. and that the institution was
rapidly getting back TO the former
position IL held as one of the leading
financial Institutions of the state. At
the time OF the banks recent troubles
it held much real estate aud stocks
These holdings have now largely been
turned into cash and the bank does
not have any of its collateral held by
other institutions It's deposits are
keeping up and the outlook is grow
ing brighter every day.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-18

Miss Lucille Rogers and her sister
Mildred have been visiting friends in
Lehi for the past ten days
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-07-18

Dainty summer dress goods and
trimmings for that new dress at Peo-
Plies Coop. 1S-1t
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BEAVER HOMECOMING.

Beaver City. Utah. July 2O-27. Ex-
cursion rates via Salt Lake Route.
Tickets on sale July 1S-19-2O; return
July 80 Il-2t
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II you want the Banner 70 do your
Job WOrk-the paper that boosts your
town-call y. W. Ross.