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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
HARVEST FESTIVAL.

A Harvest Festival and Farmers In
|stitute is to be held at Okanogan next
Tuesday and Wednesday, October II
and IS, which promises to be a most
tract large attendance from all parts
of the county. Liberal prizes are Of
fered for exhibits including grains,
forage crops, vegetables, fruits, etc. 1t
is regretted that lack of space prevents
a more extnded notice with list of
the prizes offered We feel safe In
promising all who attend a most en-
joyable time, as the good people OF
Okanogan will do all in their power
to make 1t pleasant for their guests.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
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SMALL FIRE.

Wednesday morning between 2 and
3 o'clock the small residence owned by
Harry Bassett, located at the foot of
the hill below the high school building
was totally destroyed by fire. The fire
was discovered by Chas. Powell, Jr.,
and Fred Hart and they had much diff
ficulty in arousing the telephone office
and turning in an alarm. The weird
moan of the siren jerked half the
population out of bed but by the time
the fire department had arrived on the
scene the building was almost totally
consumed. The house was built by
Mrs. Anna Wentworth and was sold a
short time ago to Harry Bassett. Mr..
Bassett carried 500 insurance on the
house and 5000 insurance on the con-
tents in the London Assurance COM
pany, represeted by Dell Hart. The
cause Of the fire is unknoyn. Mr.. Bas-
sett and companion we're In the
building in the evening, but they claim
that no fire was built while they were
ION the premises.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13

Jas. Jackson is making extensive
improvement on his residence in the
south part of town.
Most of the marketable cattle around
Loomis have been sold during the past
few days, and they brought the top
price, ranging from 1-2 to 1-2 cents.
Jimmie Jackson of this place, secured
a large share of the spoils and the bal
lance went to the Little-Wetzell COM
pany. A large number of cattle were
turned off, running high in dollars in
the aggregate. The northern Okanogan
cattle have always been considered the
best that goes on the market, and the
quality is improving every year, for
the cattle men are breeding up to a
better grade. Owing to the shortage OF
range the cattle industry of Okanogan
county is not what it was twenty years
ago. still many head are raised annu-
ally for the market, and through that
source a large amount Of money Is put
in circulation every year.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13

Istate.. Recently the smelter has started
Iup, and today Northport Ia the livliest
town for Its size In Washington. Aud
so the world moves.)
J. A. Gadbury has purchased the
building in the south part OF town, at
one time used as a school house, and
will occupy 1t with his family In order
that his children may attend school
this winter. (Mr. Gadbury is still res
ident of Loomis.)
A. c. Kingsbury and Capt. P. Curtz
were working the Hercules. "a prop
erty that has never been heard of from
that day to this. Messrs Kingsbury and
Curtz went from Loomis to Nevada and
passed out Of existence SO far as the
older residents of this county know.
The notice Of final proof of Simman-
der Sogle appears In the Prospector
and the land upon which Mr.. Sogle was
making proof embraces portion Of the
townsite of Oroville.
| Mainart LAUDER advertised to make
proof on his Okanogan valley ranch,
just below Oroville. MIR. LAUDER 10 now
living In Loomis.
W. V. Champneys and Fred G. Ritter
advertised dissolution notice. They
were running blacksmith shop. (Mr.
Ritter ia still resident Of Loomis ia
the blacksmithing business and Mr.
Champneys lives In Seattle.)
Roger Finan and George Haskell
we're conducting saloon at Golden.
both men are dead.)
+. w. Hankey was practicing law at
Conconully. (Mr. Hankey. an except
ionally bright lawyer. went to Homo,
lulu. but his present whereabouts are
lunknown.)
The largest store In the upper coun-
try was that Of the Loomiston Trading
Company. conducted by Geo. H. Ellis
and Jas. e. Forde. (Both gentlemen
are now residents of Spokane, but have
extensive interests in Okanogan coun-
ty. that require their presence here
frequently. Both gentlemen, by-the-
way, are in Oroville this week.
w. L. Davis operated the stage line
between Bridgeport and Conconully.
(Mr. Davis died in this place some two
year ago. and the family still live In
Oroville.)
The Northern hotel was conducted
in Loomis by E. w. Pember. (The pres
ent home Of Mr.. Pender Is not known)
F. H. Mason, former resident Of Loo
mis-, and now engaged in business at
Bridgeport. was married at Seattle to
Ia Miss Lindsey. (Mr. Mason afterwards
was q prominent merchant of Repub-
lie. but his present home Is not.
known.)
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
AT THE LYRIC THEATRE.

Blanch Sweet, the beautiful and
popular star of the Lasky company.
will be seen at the Lyric theatre next
Saturday and Sunday in the production
of the thrilling drama "The Black
List" by Marion Fairfax and William
C. De Mile, the two noted dratists who
wrote this famous production especial
ly for Miss Sweet.
The thoughts of the "black list"
struck terror to the heart of every
miner, for once his name was placed
in it's columns, it meant no more en-
ployment with mining company. How
Blanch Sweet, as a country school
teacher in a small mining town, forced
the big corporation to abandon this
procedure is presented in the story
which is as thrilling as it is unusual.
In addition to this noted production
there will be the usual Bray's cartoon,
depicting "Col. Heza Liar and the Ban
dts" which will be worth the price of
admission alone.
On Wednesday and Thursday Mae
Murray will occupy the screen in a
production of that celebrated romance
of history, ITO Have and to Hold" an
elaborate production of Mary john
stons fascinating book. This is story
OF the olden colonial days of Virginia
when a man not only married woman
but had to hold on to her with shot
gun and a few other miscellaneous fire
arms or have some other fellow take
her away from him. Captain Percy. a
young Virginian fully demonstrated
that he had the strength and bravery
not only to get married but to protect
his wife afterwards. This is a hum
|dinger of story and you'll miss
good thing if you don't see it.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE.

The Sunday schools OF Okanogan
county are divided into six districts
and Oroville is located In what Is
known in the Sunday school organiza-
tions as Osoyoos district. which COM
nrses most of the north end OF the
county Each district holds a conveh-
tion or institute each year In OCTOBER
This year the local institute VIII oe
held in Methodist church on Monaa.
a afternoon and evening. October ZSrd
There will be a speaker from the
sunday school office in Spokane pres
ont besides some county workers Ine
nroeram will be announced later. The
solIowing Sunday schools will be rep
resented: Chesaw, Nelson. kipllns
Loomis, Tonasket, wanicut' Elleme'
Ibem and the local schools. Free enter
tainment will be provided for all WIS.,
itOrS
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
AN INTERESTING LECTURE

according to announcement u
Wam. ser. connected with the Moline
manufacturing company, and emploveS
So'eiy TO disseminate information
among farmers on the best means
Vi securing the most advantageous
results in carrying on that in.
uuS'ry' iectured before a very
meagre audience in the l,brarv
building Saturday afternoon Tho
pity OF 1t Is that 80 few farmers were
present as they would have learned
lnucn from which they could have
prohted. Mr.. Olinger is an experienced
ana a practical farmer, and has car
ried on experiments for years for the
single purpose Of gathering informa-
tion as to the best methods of prepar-
ing ground, planting and the cultiva-
tion OF all kinds of grains. He has been
close student of plant life, and fur.
thermore has a happy faculty of ex-
planning results that have followed his
experiments. He is an easy and fluent
talker and thoroughly familiar with
the subjects that he treated. To one
who closely follows 1t, plant life Is a
fascinating study. and to hear a man
VINO KNOWS what he Is talking about
explain the nature of soils and the
mystery of termination and final ma
turing of grain is revelation. One Is
impressed with how little the average
man knows about the most common
things in nature.
The text of Mr.. Olinger's lecture was
Better Seeds and Soil Culture" and
the few who were so fortunate as to be
present listened to most interesting
and instructive discourse on the sub
jects. 1t Is hard to believe that there Is
so much to learn as to the right and
wrong way of preparing ground and
planting seed to secure the best re-
suits. Too many men engaged in farm
ing think they know it all, yet II they
could only listen to Mr.. Olinger for an
hour they would be convinced that
they hardly knew the first rudiments
OF real, scientific farming that insures
much better returns for labor perform
ed than could possibly be hoped for
from the system at present followed.
He showed by facts and figures that
the farmers Of the United States waste
by overseeding enough grain every
year to feed all the people of the
country for three months. failing en-
tirely to secure any returns for the ex-
cess use of seed. He demonstrated by
the same means that wastefulness on
the farm through carlessness. ignor-
ance and loose methods Is something
appalling.
Every farmer in the country would
profit by hearing Mr.. Olinger lecture.
He explains what he knows in Ian
guage easily understood, and the in
formation he conveys is made palmer
by series OF drawings of soil strattas.
comparative fields of grain, the rami-
fication OF root growth and the pro-
cess of termination in grain. 1t Is re-
gretted that more farmers were not out
to hear him Saturday afternoon.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF AC
COUNT.

In the Superior Court Of the state OF
Washington, in and Tor Ok,lnoSan county
in probate Notice oI settlement Vi ac-
count. -. t,,,,
ln the matter of the estate OF JACOB
Nyman, deceased. NH.
Notice Is hereby given that }. a. Black.
Ter the administrator OF the estate oi
Jacob Nyman, deceased. has rendered ana
presented for settlement TO, ana iileu IN
the Superior court oil SAID county anu
state ms final account as such auihihis
TRAITOR and that Tuesday, the 2oth DAY OF
October 1916, at ~ O'Clock a. m. al tne
court room OF our said superior court, III
the town OF Okanogan in said county, mas
been duly appointed by our superior eour,
tor the settlement OF the iinai aecouH,, az
which time and place any person inter
ested in said estate may appear anu me
his exceptions in writing to the said hiia'
account, and contest the same. .
Witness the Hon. Il. *. Pendergast
Judge of the said superior court. ana tle
seal of said court affixed this 2oth day Vi
MARY Il. MCCLURE,
r,o"r, y-3O-6t
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
AT THE ORPHEUM.

For Saturday and Sunday evenings
the Orpheum will present "The Souls
Cycle" an exceedingly strong dramatic
feature. in which will appear the beau
tiful motion picture star, Margaret
Gibson, and specially engaged cast of
artists. This is a five act mutual mas
terpiece. and is up to the standard of
the productions staged by that COM
pany. In addition there will be the reg
ular Keystone comedy, an amusing
feature that always pleases the crowd.
The Orpheum is soon to put on high
class and high priced new line of films
but there will be no change in the
popular prices.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
Serial No. 010990
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department OF the Interior, u. s. Land
Office at Wateryille. Wash. Sept. 20. 1916.
Granger, of Oroville, Washington, who on
March e. 1912, made Desert Land Entry
Th Serial No oIoss9; 81 Sq;,, for SDN DNNEANWA, NWh
Section %, Township 80 North Range
|27 E.. w. M. has filed notice of In
tention to make final proof to establish
claim to the land above described, before
Julia Bussert U. s. Commissioner, at
Oroville. Washington, on the 10th day Of
November. 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: e. Riste,
Elmer Stansbury, A. o. Spencer, and Ray
Frohnhapher, all Of Oroville. Washington.
BEN SPEAR, Register.
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"" u's.scSo usSs cSo:ssssSSSIISN cossosxIIS9N. AND

~ sspsrior Court Of the State OF
y and for the County OF Ok0-
= nattsr Of the dissolution an ddisin-
suea q the Similkameen Power
~. : Corporation.
seues 2 hereby given that the
~ n. xxOWer Company, has filed its
~ =. oluuon and disincorp0ra.
- c.:..c c9Ilce Of the clerk of the Su-
- 0kanogan County. Washinxton.
u9 Day OF August. 1915. that In
y ~ petition the said Similkameen
snsiss ly represents that 1t 10 q
~ ouly Organized and existing
n virtue Of the laws Of the
= Ssnlngton, with Its principal
ness at Oroville, Okanogan
~ .wSSel9gton; that at q meeting
y ~ 1e!oere OF said corporation
~ " eIlce In Oroville, OkanOgan
ihe s.e,eton on the 9Th day of
I'm .,vn .SwMcn meeting was duly called
m y was decided by q vote
M y =. .Ewo.thirds Of all of the stock
elseelye said corporation: ali of
~. ~ n fully appears by CODY Of the
s.io meeting, certified by the
M oS secretary Of said corpora
Sis s''ached to said petition as
~ further represented that all
~ t said corporation have been
~ sausned. and discharged, and
9sn4ss eaid petition is that said
m,Sss q olesolved and disincorpor-
IN 70 the provisions OF section
~ 2. code Of the state of Wash.
y ~SSs Y accordance with the stat.
- m ~ y hereby given that said
~ ~ brought on for hearing be-
QlSlsssc superior Court Of the State
n ~ Sssss y ana Tor OkanOgan cOun.
uouse IN the town of Okla.
r. ~ sn county, Washington, on
eek A. NJ, or as soon thereafter
~ 81 be heard, and that at ths
20 appointed, or at any
~ which said hearing may bo
II petition will be considered
y said court and the proper
~ .ss ss order and Judgment Of
s(S ooered thereon. All persons
1lliars s.io matter. as creditors,
II SS os otherwise, are required to
~ oefore the said court at the
r. above stated, to present
QHSsstsa1s 70 the dissolution and
u 6@rsn W the said Similkameen
m II any such they may
ss'sssr 'sr ny hand and the seal Of
~ mn Court this 18th day Of
a 80. MARY E. McCLURE.
ne Superior Court Of the State
'on In and for Okanogan Coun-
Sosu.cation August 25. 1915.
OCtOb0r "a 1919
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Serial No. 1239o-0l36I!.
NOTICE FOR PUBClCAI Jun.

Department of the Interior, U; ,: on1 LAM y
office at Waterville, Washington sept "
Motice is hereby given that William a. a,
McAilister. of Oroville, Washington VIM p,rv
on June s5 lsl$ made ma ho%sSssaa SW and I'VE Z
Seriai r ~ 90 town 20 north, range u east
MEh Miihlanette nett - Meridian and on January ~
isi5 w ii made additional homestead I'd epirs 4 Y
ssra No oisSal ,dSnsSp fSr SHsws y north ad
SW 81 A., q. ssGiinm sWiiamette Meridian has filed no. no,
tice Of intention to make three year yeecppibed pirbood
to establish claim to land f@iteS aS0se siates
before Julia sussGiTIl nroyiIle Washington. on the
th GaImant qas names witnesses: Res9ess W' and nd
Bragg. q. y: Pulls of "; Wo;ravilie, o.; so1Sh Wash.
>. L. McAhi'''' rem SPEAR, Register
p,rst publication September 10. 1916.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
Serial No. 011790,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior u. 8. Land
Office. Waterville, Washington. October 3,
Notice is hereby ;,,en that Ida Nav
November 29. 1912 made desert land en-.
try serial No. 011799. for Lot /, Sec l3, Il.
40 NJ. r. e p. and Lots I, 2. 3. Sec. IS.
mette meridian. has filed notice Of inten-
tion to make final proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before Julia
Bussert. U. s. Commissioner, at Oroville,
Washington. on the l4th day Of Novem-
Der, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: W. T..
Deegan Ignatius Kalsie, Judson Murray
and Edmund Hall. all Of Oroville, Wash.
BEN SPEAR, Register
First publication October 13. 1916.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the state o
Washington, for Okanogan county, ~ p'o
In the matter of the estate vi MAI
wentworth, deceased, ,...., oa
Notice is hereby given that letters az T.,
ministratOr on the estate oil MARY ~
Wentworth deceased, were granted 10 tn'
undersigned on the 18th day OF August
lai6 by the said Superior &C Court aslpst sa,,
All persons nav ing claims asai,S' vSit, Si',
estate are required to present tnehl wiz
me necessary vouchers to me AT looms u
Washington, at the Wentwort9 nooe' e
within one year after the date h rrsd o, i'''S ''o
lated at Loomis Wash. this th day
september, 1916. xurNrNonTu
Executor for the said estate
1,;rst qualification September 10. 1916.
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TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
(G. N. Severance. Dean.l

(G. II. severance, Dean.J
Services will be held on next Sunday
morning at IL a. m, with sermon
Sunday school will meet every Sunday
after the morning service
at IL. If your child Is not in Sunday
school why not send 1t here next Sun
|day.
Trinity Guild will meet on next We'd
nesday at 230 p. m. and 1t Is hoped
that every member will be present.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13
Serial No. 07657 ~
NOTICE FOR PUBClCA'

D.nartment of the Interior, U. o. Sent.
Office at Waterville. Washington 'e''
6, 1916. ,v given that Edward An
Msse6 10 Of 1915 fntTNS
al NwS {ST section sES s%1 1ewns5JR Q
ssa6Sss Ssofa sa% 5na to iss
above DESCRIBED; s.iae Commissioner, at oroyille'
WnissfI Staaes on the 18th day of October
1916. s as witnesses: George
Claimant n namss Scott. t. +. r. Herschberger
DeyoIh nH Zoe Donohue, ali Of 0royile ssister Mash
r,,.t publication September 10. 1910
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13

Everett Henry, who has been sta
toned at this place for the past three
years as immigration inspector. has
been transferred to New York. Mr..
Henry left here some three weeks ago
ON his regular 80 day vacation to visit
his home at Redbanks, N. j.. and while
lat home succeeded in securing his
transfer to an eastern station. Mr..
Henry has a large number of friends
in this community who will miss him
and trust that at some future time he
may return to Oroville.
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RECEPTION.

A reception will be rendered to Rev
F. l.. Cook, of the M. Il. church, at the
church building, next Friday evening,
October goth, to which everybody Is
cordially invited. Mr.. Cook has re-
Gently taken charge as pastor of the
Methodist church, and has already won
the friendship of those of our citizens
whom he has met without as we'll as
within the circle of his church men,
bership.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13

r J. Waldorf is kept jumping siae-
wavs receiving grain that is daily De
ing delivered at his warehouse ne ine
.Oroville Commercial company is also
receiving much grain. and the del'very ;,
of the same is making things M ,oon
Urettv ~ lively in the part Of town where
The warehouses are located.
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Serial No. 9207. o,,
NOTICE FOR PUBClCAI'

Department of the Interior. ~ Uc 3 August anI
OFFICE at Waterville, Washington Aus
Notice oto is hereby given that RanieI who &c
Williams, Of NighthaSWk' Wassinse2 Wash hsomesteat @
NOys%SerN NO 1o o5s13 5s53 for %a? ?sMSEH sn
entry y,H serias ection c 8, township 40 north
ed notice nteetHn ea% to to aekS ahe iy
,stas 4aiaie Looms Ss Wsshns
ton 'e on the 18th day Of oet0esr 0esses VIII c
Claimant names narews as W;t'JA joe Alemandi
a0dest a0d Frank aS Grogan, all of Nishtn"""
Washington. ,u,N SPEAR. Register
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CALL FOR BIDS,

Notice is hereby given that the board
or trustees School District No. 81 Of Oka-
hogan county, Washington, hereby call for
bids for the construction Of q school house
for said district Material and workman-
ship to be first class. Plans may be seen at
the home of the District Clerk. Board re-
serves the right to reject any or ali bids,
Bids Will be opened November II, 1915.
]. 8. HENDERSON,
Clerk s. d. No Q
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-13

~ sn.tn, a live stock expert con-
u s1a the Great Northrn rail-
N town Wednesday. He
= ~, ~ ior the purpose of talking
~ 70 the farmers of the sur
I'M "untry, but just at this seas
~ sesr the farmers are so busy
~ ~. crops that it was impossi-
~ - n short notice to secure a
:. smith was taken over the
n project and promised to re.
more suspicious date.
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Snats February 2;, 1915.
n n q q aeSsc March 8, 1916:

d o1CRETARY OF STATE.
u oNe ect Ned In the office OF the
Z State March II. 1915, and sl-
cocome operative without the
~ q NJ governor.
l. n. HOWELL,
Sec. .eIary of State
~ 9an b printed on all ballots
ne he said election the words
~ leepooed emendement to Sec
ancie VI Of the cOnsitctiOn re-
NJ ~ aualihcation of voters
~ proposed amendment to
Ssuce VI Of the constitution
u ~ Qualification Of vote. O."
uncay wiare)f | have hereu1 to
~ - and Affixed the seal of the
Warrington.
= q Olympia thif LIST day o. July,
& l. n. HOWELL,
- Secretary Of State.
1a 0e1oSer ~ lSfS
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CHAPTER is7.
m q n lNTN


- peoyiding for the amendment Of
~. article vi Of the constitution
NJ 6fafo Of Wsshlaxton, re,aiing to
!. s.sH6cati0n Of voters.
N Sac1od BY the Legislature Of the
~ 4 Warrington:
s,sS 1 That ct the general election
n M h this state on the Tuesday
y secoodine the first Monday in No
~. iSl6 there shall be submitted to
ss~li6ed electoH' Of the state. for their
Siha and approval OF reject ton. an
scinsnt 70 section Of article vi OF
sOodnlution Of The State Of Washing
4 \ hat The same shall when amended
ARTICLE vi.
/ ktea / All persons Of the age Of Il
= over possessing the following
si1siiona, shall be entitled to vote AZ
lrfIono: They shall be citizens OF the
~ Sntss; they shall have lived In
+ m ons year and In the county nine
~ and In the ely, town, ward or
- thirty days Immediately preced-
4 n oloction at which they offer to
y ~ ohall b able to read and speak
n 49, language: Provided, that no
~ ohan b qualified or entitled to
: ruapect to or upon any question or
odtoi 70 incur or not to incur any
n eollgation, or to borrow money or
~ ~ bond Of obligation. or to ratify
mI1llD nv debt, bond or obligation,
4 aulAesise the purchase. sale, NOR.
~ + v0edeo. Of property. revenue or
~ u = of the state. or municipal
un&i6a city, town or district, unless
A1liaG V the qualifications above
zne1 h o. she shall at tl.e date Of
Z ~ vogistrati0n be the seperate
- e q q husband or wife have
nl9 ttle u property upon the tOx
1nid ID which such question or
11n b 70 b. voted upon. and upon
~ upegV . tax has been paid, or
~ nyehls. during the calandar year
IT. ~ question or proposition ls to
DN3 ~. No person shall be denied
o0 franchise ON account Of sex.
- emendment affect the riInt
- any person who ID now q
DQog q this state except in re.
ID Noooo00 Or propositions men-
~ foregoing provtso. Indians
~ novor be allowed the cleo.
- The legislative authorities
Avs defining the manner Of
~ qualifications of voters a.
oDQ1V 70 read and speak the
1voagA providing for the regis
q votors generally and as prop
- and providing for punish
.o0o voting or registering In
= ~ provision Of this section.
1no secretary OF state shall
- omendment proposed In section
- ~ b be published for three
~ preceding said election in
~ newspaper in every county
1gsspper % published through