Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-11

sion by the people Of the state Of Mon
tana o. their preference OF party canon.
dates for President and Vice President OF
gates to Presidential conventions, and
tho nomination of Presidential electors
~ ~ direct vote Initiated and passed by BY
election OF 1912, and declare this act to
be an emergency law necessary for the
Immediate preservation OF the public
peace and safety"
There will also be sumbitted to the
qualified electors Of the state at said
general election Referendum Measure
No 70, which is reference to the peo-
ate Bill No: 46, being Chapter ies of the
Laws OF the Sixteenth Legislative As
sembly submitting to the qualified elect
ors OF the State OF Montana the prop
sued for Fifteen Million Dollars (S15.-
O0O.OOO) for State Highways. and which
said act is entitled:
"An Act authorizing the State Of Mon.
Fifteen Million Dollars (s15,oo0,Oo0) in
excess of the Constitutional limit over.
and above any bonded indebtedness
which said State is now obligated: pro
vtding for the issuance and sale of bonds
OF and IN the name of the state Of Mon
tana In the sum of Fifteen Million Dol
lars (s15, oooooo) to acquire funds for the
construction and building of public high
ways to be known and designated as
state Highways; prescribing the form
OF fund to pay the principal and inter
est of said bonds by Ievying a sufficient
annual tax to pay the principal and in
on Of the ans o much pos
fees on motor vehicles, as the Legisla-
ture may set aside for that purpose from
time to time. Providing for the submits
State Of Montana at the next general
election the question of the issuance OF
such bonds and describing the form OF
ballots to be used and the duties Of the
State Board Of Examiners relative to the
issuance OF such bonds and the duties of
the Secretary OF State Of Montana rel
alive to the submission Of said question
to the qualified electors"
There will also be submitted to the
qualified electors of the State at said
general election Initiative Measure No.
Ii, being entitled:
to increase the rate of taxation on real
and personal property for state pur-
poses one and one-half az mills on
each dollar Of valuation for a period of
and to authorize and empower the Leg
islative Assembly to levy tax for each
year during such period OF not exceeding
three and one-half gal mills on each
dollar of valuation, and to appropriate
the moneys derived from the one and
one-haif az mills OF such levy for each
year during SUCH PERIOD Tor the support,
maintenance and Improvement of the In
situations now comprised in the Univer-
sity OF Montana"
There will also be submitted to the
qualified electors of the State at said
general election Initiative Measure No.
10, submitting to the qualified electors
Of the State Of Montana the proposition
whether State Bonds shall be issued for
Five Million Dollars (s5,ooo. ooo) for edu-
cational purposes. and which said act is
entitled:
"a Bill to enact by the Initiative a
law to authorize the State Of Montana
to become indebted in the sum OF Five
Million Dollars $4,000, 900, In excess OF
the Constitutional limitation OF indebt-
edness and over and above any bonded
ated and for which the State OF Montana
is now obligated, for the construction.
repair and equipment Of necessary build
lions OF the state Of Montana now under
the control of the State Board of Educa-
ton. and consisting OF the State Uniyer-
siiy at MISSOURI, the state College Of
Agriculture and Mechanical Arts al Boze-
man. the Montana State School OF Mines
at Butte, and the Montana State Normal
College Dillon comprised in the Uni
versty of Montana, and the State Or
phan's Home at Twin Bridges, the Mon
tana School for the Deaf and Blind at
Boulder, the Montana State Industrial
School at Miles City and the State vo-
cational School for Girls at Helena; pro-
viding for the issuance of bonds in the
name of the State of Montana as evil
dence Of such Indebtedness and for the
such bonds; and providing for the levy
ing Of an annual tax sufficient TO pay
the principal thereof and the interest &C
cruing thereon"
qualified electors Of the State Of Mon
tana at said general election Initiative
Measure No. 20, submitting to the quail
proposition whether State Bonds shall be
Issued for Twenty Million Dollars $50
100000 for irrigation and reclamation
purposes, and which said act is entitled:
"A Bill to propose by Initiative petition
a law providing that the State of Mon
tana shall have control over the financ-
ing OF Irrigation Districts. and the con-
systems within such districts: authoriE-
Ing the State of Montana to become in
dehted in the sum of Twenty Million
Dollars (s2o,o0oo0ol over and above any
issuance and sale of such bonds in the
name OF the State OF Montana In the
sum Of Twenty Million Dollars $50
600, 600 as state obligations; to acquire
funds for the purpose of creating a State
fund to be known as the Montana 1r-
rigation Development Fund with which
organized under the laws of Montana;
prescribing the authority and duty Of
the State Board Of Examiners relative
to the issuance OF such bonds and the
SAFE Oh lITlEAtIpa DiS1TtCS UUhlS dlu Lie
investment OF the proceeds derived there
from, as we'll as other money in the
Montana Irrigation Development Fund,
prescribing the duties of State Boards
and Officers in the administration of
this act. and providing for the subnlis
sion of this act to the qualified electors"
At said general election there will be
elected the following officers IN each
county, to-wtt:
One County Commissioner for a six
year term: one Sheriff: one County
Clerk; one County Treasurer; one Assess
or; one County Attorney; one Clerk of
The District Court; one County Super
ntendent of Common Schools: one Cor
,ner; one Public Administrator: one
County Surveyor: one County Auditor in
each county of the State entitled to such
officer.
Officers will also be elected at said
general election to fill any vacancy
sting in any State or County office
where such vacancy exists otherwise
than by expiration OF term of office.
Also 10 determine any local question to
De submitted to the electors Of any
County.
And in order that such election may
be conducted in a quiet and orderly
manner. hereby offer a reward of One
Hundred Dollars fS1oooo) for the arrest
and conviction Of any person violating