The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-10-07

= The electors Of the. state for their ap.
proval or rejection. BY official ballot title
pAndsnt and separate ballot without any
emhlesn or party designation whatever ~
the nsxt general election, Of ct . special
discretion prior to such general election on
q which he may. submit any one Or more
If such proposed amendments. No pro-
one amended and revised article Of this
=. Constitution or one new article which
ahall not contain mora than one subject
with. Each proposed amendment shall
be published once week for four con-
eecutive weeks next preceding such cleo
tion In vt least one newspaper In each
county Ut the state where q newspaper 70
published II a majority Of the electors
q the state voting for and d. against h any ny
such amendment. the same shall become
part III the Constitution. and shall go
nto asr 4na q e hs S
than one amendment shall be. submitted
q. the same time they shall be 20 SUBJ
On each - am ne sspa Sss VOC
Section 3. The General Assembly may
q any time authorize by law that vote
the question. shall there be a convention
to revise and amend the Constitution"
which shall be submitted to the electors
general election. a. the General Assembly
may provide. and II a majority Of the
Of convention shall vote for conven::
tion. the Governor shall issue writs Of
election to the sherins Of the different
gates 10 the convention on day not less
than three nor moro than six months
after that on which said question. shall
senatorial district of the state. as then
organized, shall elect two delegates as
herein provided at such election. and the
tfs.rp nf n tEND n IA m wSrxa
election shall elect fifteen delgates at
provided by law: and each delegate shall
and no person holding any other office Of
trust or profit national guard officers.
school directors. Justices Of the peace and
to be elected delegate to- the conven-
ton nor during the term for which he
shall have been elected or appointed. In
ferent political parties In each senatorial
district. each political party as then au-
tborlze e 10y lay S. to make nominations Tor
torial district shall nominate only one
candidate for delegate from such sena::
torial district. and such candidate shall |
be nominated in such manner as may be |
=presaribed= by the senatorial committee of
the respective parties and certificate Of
the sssrs'acy Of STATE II least Thirty days
before such election. and such candidate
shall be voted for. each on a separate bal
~,
each eiector shall have the right to vote
for one Of such candidates, and the two
candidates receiving the highest number
Be eleeted; and ali candidates for dele
gates at large shall be nominated by
dominating petitions. only. which shall be
at ieas, Thirty days before any such cleo.
ton and shall be verified In the same
manner as may he provided by law for
provided by law such petitions shall be
signed by electors Of the state. equal in
number to at least five per centrum Of the
general election in the senatorial district
In which such candidates reside: and all
candidates for delegates at large shall be
arate ballot without any emblem or party
designation whatever and the fifteen cam
didates for delegates at-large receiving
elected Not less than fifteen days before
the election. the Secretary Of State shall
certify to the county clerk Of the county
the Office of delegate from the senatorial
district in which the county. or-any part
Of 1t. is included. and the names Of all
The delegates SO elected shall be convened
by proclamation by the Governor within
six months after their election at the
Of the conseniion all delegates shall take
an oath or affirmation to support the
Constitution of the United States and Of
1
discharge their duties as delegates Of the
and shall receive for their
.e S, the sum Of ten dollars per diem
oers Of the General Assembly. A major
~ of the delegates Of the convention
Ihall constitute quorum for the trans
amendment to this Constitution shall be
submitted for approval or rejection to the
electors Of the state as herein provided.
he delegates elected to the convention,
he yeas and nays being entered on the
Journal to he kept. The convention shall
'loyes and assistants as 1t may deem
necessary. and TX their compensation.
money to pay for the Expenditures In
' Sr, ThS sessions ;ss so. Of the conxention
the rules OF itx own proceed
ngs. choose its own officers. and be the
udEe Of the election. returns and qua!iti-
'acany. by death. resignation or other
ause. Of any delegate elected to the CON.
such vacancy shall be oiled BY
'ther delegate from the same political
'arty to which the delegate causing the
a,ianc Y, Oc."ased Any nr"R":sH cons n
hall have been adopted BY such conven.
ion shall be. submitted to : vote Of
he electors Of the state In such manner
ative propositions and on such OFFICIAL
allot a. may be provided by such con-
ss therein ssd not es: than . ky
avs nor more than Six months after the !.
adjournment Of the convention. Upon the b
stionii amendmeniS Ia the manner pro- Y
tded in the last preceding section such Y
or constitutional amend- q
nd OF thirty days altar such election.
he result OF such election shah be made n