Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-09-03

limitations prescribed in this section for
the passage OF bills over the executive
veto. In case the Governor shall dis
approve any item or items of any bill
making appropriations of money, he shall
append TO the BILL at the time of signing
it, a statement of the item or items
which he declines to approve, together
with his reasons therefor. II the
General Assembly be in session the Gov
ernor shall transmit TO the house in
which the bill shall have originated
copy of each Of such items separately,
together with his objections appended to
each Of such items, and the item or items
so objected to shall be separately re-
considered in the same manner as bills
which have been passed by the General
Assembly and dtsapproved by the Gov
ernor, and if on reconsideration such
items or any of them shall be approved
by a majority of all the members elected
TO that house, the same shall be a part
Of the law Notwithstanding the OBJ
jectiOns OF the Governor.
PRESENT SECTION.
There shall be elected, by the voters of
the State, a Secretary. an Auditor and
a Treasurer of State, who shall severally
hold their offices for two years. They
shall pc :form such duties as may be en-
Joined by law; and no person shall be
eligible to either of said offices more
than four years in any period of six
years.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
There shall be elected, by the voters of
the State, a secretary, an auditor and
a treasurer of State, said officer, and all
other officers created Ly the General
Assembly and TO be elected by the peo-
pie, except judges, shall severally hold
their offices for four years. They shall
perform such duties as may be en-
joined by law; and no person other than
judges shall be eligible to any of said
offices for more than four years in any
period of eight years.
PRESENT SECTION.
There shall be elected, in each county.
by the voters thereof, at the time Of
holding general elections, a clerk of the
Circuit Court, auditor, recorder, treas
urer, sheriff, coroner and surveyor The
clerk, auditor and recorder shall con-
hnue in office four years; and no person
shall be eligible TO the office of clerk,
recorder or auditor more than eight years
in any period Of twelve years. The treas
urer, sheriff, coroner and surveyor shall
continue in office two years; and no
person shall be eligible to the office of
treasurer or sheriff more than four years
il any period of six years
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
There shall be elected in each county
by the voters thereof at the time of
holding general elections, a clerk Of the
Circuit Court, auditor, recorder, treas
urer, sheriff and coroner, who shall sew
orally hold their Offices for four years
and no person shall lie eligible to either
Of said Offices for more than four years
in any period of eight years.
PRESENT SECTION
There shall be elected in each judicial
circuit by the voters thereof. a prosecut-
Ing attorney, who shall hold his office
for two years.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. :.
There shall be elected in each judicial
circuit, by the voters thereof a prose
cutting attorney, who shall hold his office
for four years
PRESENT SECTION.
Every person Of good moral character
being voter, shall be entitled to adj