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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts. 49, G21 husheI The
market was quiet hut firm. car lots in
export elevator, government standard in
sp' ction standard prices-NO. I red winter,
s. 80" No. southern spring. s2.3a; No.
! ntrd winter. 50. 80 No red winter. gar
1t"hy S237 No; rcd. annuity; 50 81; No.
j red winter. $2.36; No = northern spring,
S2"d No. hard winter S23H; No. =. red
winter. gariCky. s2.3+; No rcd. 4mutty
S233 SO. 2 red winter. s2,32; No. 3 north
No red winter. ga rliclty. 81 80: No. ; red,
sm9tty. 81. %. Lower grades on their merits
CORN-Recripts. 49, bushels. Supplies
yer" small and the market vas dull at
former rates. We quote yellow in car
lots for local trade. as to quality and
location, at s2.l"N2.lI per hushel
oATS-Recepts. 81 $50 bushel. The mar
ket was quiet but firm under light OFFERINGS
white S7'g a Sc: No, white, STGs7is c,
NJ. white. S6m SGig g; No. I white. s2m
I.OUR-RccetD;s bills and 22O7.7S4
lbs IN GaCks. Trade was quiet. but prices
yer" firmly held. The quotations We're as
follows: To arrive. per 1876 lbs in l40-lb.
jutc sacks--Wnt"r straight. western, $40 -
q ~, nearby. 0.75G1l Kansas straight.
sll |un 70 -: do, short patent. sl2m 80;
sprtng. short patent S12d IL. so; do. patent.
sllf5 U II 90 do first clear. 80. 50I0.00.
RYE FLOUR was quiet but firm. We
quote at s. 2OGS75 per bile. in sacks, as
10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15
GOSSIP OF THE STREET
BROKERS ADVISING CAUTION
IN SECURITY TRANSACTIONS
Opinions ary neither Not Market Has Reached Top
ProftTaking in Order-GoSsip of the Street


~ of
often O BE-
An banker had
IL" could
top Everything different unsafe to
customer of the brokers' offices said he figured the stu
alton his
1--WE all perhaps a and
found bearings We
market by the old Standards because this
ana happened follows certain
dio half Impoverished
another half impoverished The
We
from mill aud mart and farm for And the price OF
stocks today but
already
banker his market conditions Said
he also believed
ana tn" faith people all right lie
SAID only they remember which labor will
make only
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15

RUTTER--The market ruled firm under
light offerings and higher outside advices
and prices advanced lc. Demand was fair.
Quotations: Solid-packed creamery extras
56c, higher scoring goods, ~ n SOC. the lat
ter for jobbing sales: extra frsts. 55c:
tirsts. 53 a 54c: seconds. ~ n I2C: sweet
to good 53@57c; fancy brands OF prints
jobbing at 90 a 64c: fair to choice. ~ 0GlC.
EGGS-Choice stock was scarce and
wanted. Supplies were mostly OF medium
and poor eggs. which were dull and weak.
We quote: Free cases. nearOy. slJ neT
crate: current receipts. S14.4O; western ex.
ira firsts, s15 per case; fTsts, slI. 40: near.
by and western seconds so 50 ii l.. TO:
fancy selected eggs jobbing at 81 a 5Nc per
dozen.
CHEESE ruled Arm and a shade higher
with demand absorbing the limited offerings
Quota tions: New York and Wisconsin, whole
milk fats, current make. fancy, 3@s. a
SAFE: special higher: New York and Wis.
ronsin. whole-milk fats, current make. fair
to good. 81 !" a 80 I2c; jobbing sales of fancy
goods. 33lh q "a u C
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York. July lI.-BUTTER-Firm ant
steady. Receipts, 1885, tubs: High scor
G5+c; seconds, +e]a @5iS c; state dairy, 81
GfIiioC
EGGs--Irregulsr. Receipts. l2,243 ca ses
Fresh-gathered extras. 81 "a 53C: storage
packed extras. frsts, Al a soc; dlrties, No,
81 a 36c; No, . ?5q3ic frsts. 4sp 46c; see
dcrgrade, 20 SOC; atate and nearby henner,
whites, 6On Gic; gathered whites, ~ a soc
western whites 47m59c Pacific Coas
whites ~ q $50: western and southern ga
cred whites. i5 u lsc state and nearby hen
mixed. 30 q 53C; fair TO Hrime. 1890
CHEESE.-Firm Receipts. 1922 boxes
AZ a SSc nst "SSTT, rnrrsrt 1oaEs .bitssse run
age, run Ia G32c; colored specials 32Ia a
32Sc; white specials, 32h a 33c.
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RULING PRICES OF DAY ON LOCAL MARKETS
BIG CAPITAL INCREASE
Delaware Corporation Jumps From
100000 to S1oo.ooo,ooo

wilmington. Del. July lI.-By Ger q
tifcates filed at Dover today the East
crn Holding Company changed tS uam'
to Ford Motor Company and Increased
the capital from S1O0O00 to 500 600. =
OOO.
The Eastern Holding Company was
chartered July o. 1919. with capital
cf 500 900. to dcHl in Investments. TIL"
amending certificates filed today did not
disclose any reason for using 'F"rd
Motor" in the name of the company.
merely stating that the change was nu
'hGrizcd at n meeting of tho board OF
directors held in New York yesterday,
40 reason for the change was known
nt the Office of the secretary Of state.
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CORN MARKET HEAVY,
SENTIMENT BEARISH
Following Early Bulge, Pressure
lncreases-Buyers Slow
to Take Hold

Chicago. July 1J.-ContiBued offer
ings of corn from commission houses
on bulges kept the market heavy today
and sentiment leaned toward the bear
side generally on favorable weather
conditions for the crop. which is max
ing rapid growth.
Following lower start. the eXecu
tion of resting orders to buy and some
new demand through commission houses
absorbed the surplus and rallied values.
The pressure increased later and buyers
were slow TO take hold. Profit taking
by shorts toward the close brought
about an improvement from the bottom.
Bulls adhered to their theory that
there would not be enough old corn to
tide over until the new crop. and the
fact that hogs were holding near the
record high level gave encouragement.
Trading in the pit showed a considerable
falling off. Talk of lighter receipts
checked bearish activity in the old
crop deliveries.
There were good showers over large
part of the West and leading local
house said the condition appeared to be
around 81.
There was good buying of oats
through commission houses. and the
market rallied after periods, of weak
ness. Further talk about export bust
ness helped July.
IT was reported that country offer -
ings were larger. Trading was not par =
ticularly active.
Leading futures ranged as follows;
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FRESH FRUITS

Watermelons and cantaloupes were more
plentiful and lower. Berries. peaches and
apples steady, We quote: Apples. No. l. per
ba sket f5c 0sl. rs. Cantaloupes. western, per
crate, SO. 50m =: do, southern. per crate, 81 a
2. .25. Watermelons. Fla, per car $1,000 s5O.
Blackberries. per at; lag zoe. Peaches,
per at, 2O@2Tc. Raspberries. red. per pint.
I2dp tic. Currants, per at.. Is 19c. Lemons
per box saG 30. Oranges. California per
hox fao5n57l
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. July l3.-HOGS-Recepts 3s.-
90" head. Opened steady. but weakened
early. Mostly lOC lower on good and choice
hogs. others unevenly l0c to 25c below yes
terdey,s best time. Early top. s22 90;
ft"2.sO: light weight. s2i 65 a %. So; ligh,
light. 500. 80 a 30 so: heavy pa king sows,
rough. 500. 25 a. 81, pigs. $40 q POPS.
CATTLE-ReCeipts. 10, 900 head. Medium
grade steers and she stock slow at 25c
lower. All others steady Beef steers.
choice and prime. t1G.4O617.5O: medium,
and good. s14 10 a 1910: common. l.35 q
II, Is; light weight; good and choce, - 81
Il7: common and medium. $40. 400 IA 30
butchers heifers. ss.25aI5; cows, $50
I3 %; calves. slS.25 dl9.25,
SHEEP-Receipts. 1000 head. Native
lambs 25Gp 40c higher. Top, slT.G5. West.
rrn steady; top, sl7.75, Sheep strong to
@5c higher.
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PROVISIONS

There Was fair jobbine demand for
most descriptions and the market ruled firm.
Quotations: Beef. in sets, smoked and air
smoked and air-dried; soc; PORK family 5Gr:
skinned loose. 3GI. a 37ls e; do, smoNe d s+O1s
44lC; hams b3iled. boneiess. 50C; picnic
shoulders. s. p. cured, loose pc; do.
smoked SOC bellies. in pickle. loose 3jc.
breakfast bacon. 4@c; lard. 80"
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sSsTScss rsslasnce. ss yf BySsPrs 1 ave. HAT
.,WAi.fAcEE.Tsson sPstumrdag. sPt md 3 3iuEyg ielg.
son HIsWEewp9d W y. J., Or. sTEPHEN GARiRI. GxA.iirI
ION Cemetery, near Merchantville. N. j.,
nuesday. suly 10. 1910. at 1880 .. m
Interment private.
WALLIS; : Suddenly. July -, IDA
NOGbL. widow OF Edward N. Wallis. Due
notice OF funeral will be given.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

9 -; No =, s2.5om3. ~: white potatoes. Nor
folk. per bbl.-No. |. 81. rs a so; No .
So. 5003: white potatoes, n ]. per basket
10. /, 81 a 80; No >. 5oa I3ca- Cabbage
\ j.. per bs skct, sl5O119O
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS

Chicago. July rs - BUTTER-Receipts,
lI,129 cases, Firm. Extra, 80 ,sc; hTsts
40 "a see; seconds ~ f4Shc.
EGGS, Receip,s elea5 eases Firm
misceilaneous. sssl @4iHc.
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IN MENtORIAM

SON. STANLEY II. BERRY, who was killed
in action in France, July ". 1918.
PARENTS.
HESS.-In loving remembrance Of our dear
mother. HANNAH HESS. who died July o.
1907.
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VEGETABLES

Potatoes were firmer with a good demand.
optons and cabbage steady, We quote; White
y5'saGe.a No. 2. s2.5o@s. white. potatoes
Essfern shore Va. per bbi-No. 1. fo.T5@
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Tn- market was unchanged with offerings
light. We quote on isis OF &c for fine
.rr.L mMIa ted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-15

Pitt sburgh. July 10 5-IIOGS-Recepts
1900 head. Steady Heavy weight slow.
5ght weisGt hgbeT ., He HeaSies s2sE E22S
s23. 40 a %. 80: light. s23 % 50; pigs s22.7 rs
q %; packers. s14G20.
CAT'TLE-Receipts, 200 head. steady.
Calves. receipts. 200 head. Slow and steady
at s22.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts 800 head.
, Active and steady Sheep, sloI5; lambs.
Sl7 so
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Kansas City. July l1.-HOGS- Receipts.
Il 900 head, Low;r. Buik. S2l;s9@ 22,i9;
sol 90 6reo 40: light sol TOG22. 20: light
lights. @ s2I. * 81 s.: packing sows, 500 75G
2i.00: pigs. $40 a u 30.
Heavy beef steers. choice and prime. sl4.s5
n H. 50: medium and good. s13 a rs; com:
men l1.I5m Il. 30: light weight. good and
choice s1G.T5n 1G; common and medium.
slOd 1855: butcher cattle. heifersi $3.50
ii. cows Sc rs q II. 80; Gamers and cutters.
S. 5On a. 65: veal calves, light and handy
weights. s1A75 1873: feeder steers ao9
SHEEP-ReceiDts. 1000 head. Higher.
Lambs. sl3Il7.25; lambs, culls and com
mon 50 1878: yea Ring wethers. 50. rs M
I:"7 Ia7b: ewes. Is. 5oGS50: ewes, culs and
common. s3@5; breeding ewes. siodl6
goats. si.j0Q'S.
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ALTERATION HANDS
ON DRESSES
APPLY BUREAU or EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAKER'S

ARTISTS - LARGE PHII.A-
delphia women's apparel
Ing store has well-paying
Eear-round positions to women
fashion artists. QuaIifica-
tion and some idea of sal
sry desired in first letter. A
splendid opportunity for am
bitious young women, =
l31. ledger Office.
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East Buffalo. y. Y. July l5.-CA CATTLE-
Revepts. 400 head: SLOW and easier.
CALVES-ReCelpts, 800 head: active and
81 lower: SO so.
HOGS-Rrceipts 200 head slow; Is q 20C
lower. Heavy mixed and y"Tkers, $23 o. "a "a
U23 %: roughs S21 G2l.25: stays, sl2nlS.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReCeipts 500 head:
active ana steady Others unchH ngeu,
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earn sl5 to S25 rer week and na fpu can
learning; Apply Universal Pad Co, a51
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FIRsT-CLAss MACHINE MAN. FAMILIAR
WITH GARNETT MACHINES. TO TAKE
CHARGE OF GARNETr ROOM AND GET
RESULTS. GOOD WAGES TO RIGHT
MAN. OLD-ESTABLIsHED MATTRESS
M s14. LEDGER OFFICE.
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Fast St Louis. July l5.-HoGs-Re Receipt

Fast St. Louis. July l5;-FOGS.Receip eipts,
l2;500 head; Lower. Top. 81; go 20; ao bulk
medium weight. s2216m 30. so: light weight.
s219o q 90. 30; light lights; $40, 30 q q q = 80;
packing sows. rough sl7.5om 1880; pigs.
'CATTIE-Reccipts. $500 head. Higher.
Reef steers medium and heavy weight
choice and nrime. sl5.65; medium and good.
weight good and choice. S12ml5,50; com
mon and medium slOdl@. 80; butcher cattle.
helferss SIS. 500 II: cows SIS 21 n IL; Gamers
and cutters SC@S.2a; veal cutters. light
and handy weights, sl2@ls.50; feeder steers.
SS 25m11.l5
SFEEP-Reeipts. $500 head. Steady
Lambs, 81 pounds down. Sl4@l7: culls ard
common $50 II so; yearlng wcthers. t1Om
II: ewes. medium and choice. s7.5O9s culs
and common, $500
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south Omaha July l5.-HOGS-Receipts
70 800 head. 10! lower. Bulk, s2l As 81 10;
TOP. S22.
CATTLE-Receints. 500 head Dry feed,
IL G25c higher. Grassers. unevenly lower.
Stockers and feeders steady.
SHEEP-Receipts a7O0 head. Lambs
steady. Sheep stronger.
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WINDEHs. experienced on fine cotton ana
mercerised skein yarns: steady work entire
yehS,TT; y,rh,T; good WAGES: Il will be, worth YOUR
Mfg. Co.. 1900 N. 18th st.. near Wayne June
RBSTFUL outdoor employment for pubiic
school teacher: suitable work for suitabis
person. particulars sent on receipt Of quali-
fcations. 929. Ledger Office
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GIRL, experienced at telephone exchange In
wholesale grocery. Apply in person
Comfy. FlaniFen & Company. 11S S. Della.
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Secretary Of State

.t.u # IT.Ig
Wcwoka. thence ia \y.yyoi., and Sa,,,i,'
ole. thence North to Il pont dine n,et
of shawnee, thence to Shawnee. thence
uorlh ON the range line two miles, thence
W'sl TWO miles; thence north two miles
i,'i'' west To- I'ale thence to McCloud.
pcnn I,,.,', N''i'oi" p,,5. 1!t9' ui'o3, III
rrford CIinton 1yg n,'i ,, " ,','',-
boy.,. s.,,.,o' 1Hg M ',IN I'E'
point on the line between the state of
Oklahoma ANA the State of Texas near
IcNola with a branch from Calvin to
Atwood and Allen and a branch from a
point ON said route east of Tloldeuvillp to
Lamar and branch from a point ON
S"iu route east OF shawnee north to Ecan-
IusEa ana Belmont to route Number IT,;
llu NIlh branch from Bridgeport TO
'lIIloH.
Route Number O. beginning 1T the
bridge across the Arkansas River near
Fort Smith, thence running iu general
westerly direction TO Salisaw. Gore,
Muskogec, Haskell, Stone Bluff, EiNby,
Tulsa, Nauuford, Terlton, Nlerrimac,
M,''' L'IIS' LucleN' "'lhston' ln'n'e
IT., Ii w. ' p3'',, uu' 1'Sl oI rIlu, l,cuu'
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ENROLLED


49,.
0l""'' '''"t HeSo'uuoh mo- IU
a., po,,s ., ,.. e.--.. ,.-.,.
tbe Lio,,,o '"'' '"" HesD'' "
RrSoTT-VI1@ ppnp,er>t, AN
AMENDMENT no \pTIcIr IA or
Tim, ,,>....riq,r,,,r,,>. ,,,, ,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,
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'f oNIAI'MA I' I't KNOWN AZ
SECTION 2,A or SAID ARTICLE,
PROVIDENCE FOR TIU. Co%STHIrC-
rro>- nr, .,,.,,.,I, ,,.,r,,, ..,,,.,,rr.,r ,,,,
~ .. '-'' 10 " "''''' . 10 ] '''i VIZ
~ I'AhI.H HARD 81 I'fAl+p ROADS
IN THE STATE, FOR THE PAY
MENT OF THE COSTS THEREOF
NV ,>- Isgr,l,. ,.t, .p,>,r, ,,t, p,,,r
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9lAIH IN AN A''l'hiAIL j.
AMOUNT OF NOT EXCEEDING
FIFTY MILLION DOLLARS $50
ooo ooo,., NON MN, rI.,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,
'''' ''''''' ~,
Of SAID BONDS, AND PROVIDING
FOR THE NAINTENANCE OF SAID
ROADS AND Enp THE SUBMISSION
IN, o,,, ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.,, r" ,r,,,.
N.''i' -'M''->' 'M ''> w. ''r
PEOPLE "F THE STATE FOR
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routes of the state wide system herein
established. and should the Federal
Government at any time construct sole
ly as a Federal project durable hard
surfaced roads along any part of the
routes herein designated, the said com
mission may accept such roads in lieu of
State construction thereof and thereaft-
er such roads shall come under the pro-
visions of this Amendment
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iIIle''l'''rIl "I'eI lnt P'I' SUI l,on,
"l pcloi"e IuiS opeI"uNe' '"e a"iu -,
IllSS'"i 0""" '"uSt sum Pteitt,'t,,s', ta,,,
SUI 10 p' I!"ue anu Sue't ~ ~,
WI W "e "1"' 80 ,i'',f i,D ,t,rting or
.t P''P'' 'o' '',' ~. - ,nnte,n-
% 'ty '''1,' Nv In I'm W., W. .,,l.r bonds nc
T. i'''g i.I g. t, is,,I.d and sold
"u'',o' T',.i n'o fi,,st vear after
,t,''',t,,',i,.l ,'',t,, rrintod and en-
'I ,,,t i ,,o,it,d t,,, tho nroner
nnrslo.r, ar6 ',bai sn eveCut4d placed .
~, t,a t,t.,t, 1,r,,s,,,,,7 I,rtiI soId as here
,,,,ft,, t,,.s,.il,.d, bonds authorized TO
.,n ha iss,,at and sold hereunder during
mo eernod third and subsequent years
amor data nf authorization shall be pre-
,,,,.,d ..,....,,t..J md dernsitad in the State
r,a,s,,,,, ,Iuripp such years i'm like
,,.,nnsr oe NOSE authorized during the
first ,.aqr An bonds issued and sold
,J,,,ir,, t,a rirst vaar after authorization
sLau ha,, d.ta of August 1st. 1918. and
,u Io,,,I.,' i..,,,.l ana u,1d thereafter shall
baar date of August lst of the year in
t.bicb sold. ou 0r said bonds shall be
uunhared ronsacutively ana payable in
tGn order runbered at the rate of Two
ltfuio, ,yo ono oo0 ma, dollars each wear,
Lasi,,,ino NI,nilst lst lqoO The interest
l,' ,ii nf said bnnds issued ana sold shall
i,n ,a,.,bIa an The first day of August
and tLe rir.t dov uf February of each
wear MS the same natures. The said
hnnde and interest thereon shall be pay
lbla I'm cold coin of the United states at
tln otfire nf tha state Treasury of this
STATE or of the fiscal agency Of the
cf,tn ot fine ontion of the holder thereof.
d, a. t....,,.I ...l ,,tI ghaI ON
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MILLION DOLLAR


state wide system, ana II said Commls.
sion accepts any such ROAD as part OF
sald state VIDE system Ihe Sald COmmls-
sion shall cause 10 De constructed III sucH
county along such route or routes as IL
may designate, nara surfaced ROAD ac-
corulhs 10 the same plans anu Specill-
cdtloHS equal III mileage 10 tlldl poruoi
OF such ROAD taken over as part OF salu
state "lue system, anu Wleh SO coHstruc-
'eu sucn roau shali pecoile anu pe
pnrt ri oI me StaIe WIue system Vi Iodus'
iIe PupilC hIsi"d!S ol me Gt"te upo'
WllcH n"Iu suIl1ceu 81, 1l roaus are pSllls Sol- @
81 Iuoteu' SHdh uu'I"s t'le peIiou Vi OoH
S.iuClio'i "e ui'NVl Wy Jui tt, en- ~
SoltIU' VI 9a'" '~'llli'i,slo'i ~ S H. .i'S
colnPietlon Vi tHe roiLa'' uetioiI ot
aoluS, % anu as tle Sa''e a.e coi,S,' ~ t,. te
"'u I'm uS S,''G t,Iiti,, ol ,D,
tri p'11 ~ p,,,,to't of uigb
o'. o VI ,i' ,n i"aintai"ed p''' IN, 1ha
Ctoto ,',',9 T'a o,'thdrit,, and control or
saiJ 6anart,,,o,t w. IIir6u,,,s rs herein
,,ra,.idod nm otI,a,',,f5s ,rnyidad for
1,. Ia,, "'''''
Any Individual Iirin or corporation,
Pupnt oi PrNItt' using me Ilshl- l-ol-waN
VI any Pupnt n'sH"uy "oiB Whlch such
57.,,,,' sil'.l linlt'e
move or adjust his or their pole lines.
pipe lines, tram lines ana other fixtures
as may be required by said Commission.
and in case of failure TO promptly do So.
said Commission shall have authority 10
move or adjust or cause to be moved or
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Section g. Said election shall he held
and returns thereof made in the same
manner and by the said officials as i'm
the case of the election OF State Officers.
and in accordance as near as may be
with the provisions Of the general cleo
tion laws of this state. The Secretary
of state shall certify to the state Elec-
ton Board the form of said ballot, and
the respective persons whose duty it is
under the general election laws of the
state to cause notice Of the election
to be given and ballots printed and dis
tributed, and election to be held, and re-
suit thereof to be aScertained and de-
clared, are hereby authorized, empow-
cred and directed TO take every and &c
do everything necessary TO be taken NJ
done i'm such cases 50 as to cause this
Amendment to be properly submitted IL
the people of the state for their APP
proval or rejection. When the state
Election Board has canyasSed the returns
of said election, and ascertained the re-
suit thereof. it shall Immediately Ger
tify to the Secretary of state the result
OF said election, giving the total number
of votes for and against said Amendment
and thereupon the Governor OF the state
shall by proclamation declare the result
Of said election.
SECTION 4. II for any reason said
election cannot De ntlu on tue NoIe-
said date, 1t shall be held ON such date
thereafter as the Governor of the State
shall by proclamation designate.
SECTION D. This resolution shall he
published in at least three daily newspa.
pers of general circulation in the state,
once each week for at least three cor
secutive weeks, before the vote of the
people shall be taken upon said Amend.
meut, and publication of this resolu.
tion, as herein provided, is hereby de.
clared 10 hc notice to the people of the
state of the provisions Of said Amend
ment and Of Its submission to the peo-
| pie,
| SECTION c. If said proposed Amend.
ment receives at said special election q
majority Of the votes of all electors yo.
ting at said election, then the win oi
/ the people so expressed, or attempted Ia
be so expressed, shall not be defeate,
nor set aside on account Of the failure
negligence or CarlessneSs of any officer
| or person In the performance of his
duty, but the Amendment shall imme.
dately go into fun force and effect.
SECTION Z. 1t being Immediately
necessary for the preservation of the
public peace, health and safety. am en-.
ergency is hereby declared to exist by
reason whereof II Is necessary that this
Act take effect and be in force from and
after Its passage and approval
Adopted by the Senate. this 2ist day Of
March, 1919.
r. L. DAVIDSON,
President Pro TEN OF the Senate
Adopted by the House of Representa-.
tives, this 2lst day OF March. 1919.
TOM G. WALDREp.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
Approved this 2jth day of March. 1914
j. y. A. ROBERTSON.
Governor of the State of Ol,lnhom,
Correctly enrolled.
i. T.. TUCKER.
l and Enrolling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-08

"Shall article 10 Of the Con
Stitution Of oklahoma be am
ended by adding q new Section
thereto to be known as Section
pa Of said Article, authorizing
the issuance and sale Of serial
bonds of the state in an aggre-
gate amount not TO exceed FIJI
ty Million (S5O.O0O. 100000 Dol
lars for the purpose of construc-
ting q state wide system of du-
rable hard surfaced roads, pro-
viding for raising revenues for
the payment ana retirement Of
said bonds. creating Commis-
sion, and providing for the con-
struction Of said roads under
the supervision and control Of
said Commission; authorizing
the Legislature to establish an
equitable system for the main
tenance of said roads so con
structed, and establishing a
system Of maintenance thereof,
until otherwise provided by
law?'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-04-08

Senate Joint Resolution Mo. 10
BY Board Of the Senate and Nesblt Of
the House.