Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-11

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A1R Capitol = to! 49,.
Fefof the st s ' 81 mn for Il:
year 1913. have the honor to furnish
YOU, herewith, a statement Of the pur-
loses and effects of all amendments pro.
sJosed to the constitution Of the state
sM Minnesota by. the legislature Of 1921
and which are to be submitted to the
electors Of said state at the general cleo
ton in 1922.
srR0P0sED AMENDMENT NO. ONE
Chapter 52S, Session, Laws Of Minnesota
ment to section 10 Of article 9 Of ,the
Constitution Of said state. Said section
now reads as follows:
1.-THE credit OF the state shalt never
be given or loaned in aid OF any In
fS dividua1, association or corporation.
Nor shall there be- any further issue
I'M of bonds denominated Minnesota
IL Supports p t to be an amendment to Sec
~ tion ten of article nine, of the consti-
4. tuition, adopted April. IS. 1858, which
Is hereby from tns
Il ing to the state, nevertheless, all
II rights. remedies and forfeitures. ac-
I cruing under said amendment"
y II amended. said section will read
/ "The credit of the state shall never
j be given or loaned In aid OF any indi-
| vidual, association or corporation, :ex-
i cept as hereinafter provided Nor
i bonds denominated .Minnesota state
E Railroad Bonds under what. purportg
to be an amendment to section 10 OF
article 1tr Of the eGasttq IT srs saoptsd
( plunged from the constitution, saving,
Z. excepting and reserving to the state,
I nevertheless. all rights, remedies and
amendment. Provided. however, that
\ for the purpose Of developing the agri-
\ = cultural resources of the state, the
state may establish and maintain ia
q loan money and extend credit to tho
tE people of the state upon real estate
IL security in such manner and upon
s%eh t6S b and hnS Is az y6S
II lie so loaned: Tho limit 81 indebted
ness contained in. section Of this ar
81 t's sn1 sdc aS a an to the os
!. which the credit Of the state or the
!, aforesaid municipal subdivisions
= thereof may be given or loaned as
The PURPOSE Of said amendment 10 I
develop the agricultural resources Of tn
.ssnd credit Of the state to the people upo
~ TIE e't eFF sSs!': y said .m.nsm.nt.
adopted, will be to authorize the enact
ment OF laws by the Legislatures for I'll
\ establishments and maintenance Of q sy1
tenn OF rural credits. The Legislatures ~
be empowered to provide money by tn
.s stl:..anes, and .neact!ation.ot bonds e q
ny to the people Of The state, and WIN h
enabled to prescribe the terms and cor
fsd'tiona upon which such money may :
! DO no limit Of ndebtedness In this rsspee
81 and tho state will be enabled TO issue an
Negotiate 40 many bonds for this purpoa
rs 1t deems advlsable.1.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. TW
81 CHAPTER 52s, Session Laws Of Minnesot
'Aato the constitution Of the state Of Mime
ssteota by adding. a new section to article
to be known as section IA, to read as TO
EVERY person, co-partnership, COM
II! pany, joint stock company, corpora
81 ton. or association, however Or. for
$, whatever purpose organized, engaged
"a ducins iron orc or other ores in this
$5I state, shall pay to the state Of Min
# nesota an occupation tax on the val
S f Of an .b eTs1 IN mined in ~ Id
other taxes provided by law. said tax
to be due and payable from such per-
son., co-partnership. company, joint
AL, stock company. corporation or asso-
pose organized. on May first Of the
.Ss calendar year next following the
snffl mining or producing thereof. The val
@ patton, Of ore tor The purpose Ode 4 e.
I8 paid shall be ascertained in the man
$S ner and method provided. by law.
sM Funds derived from the tax herein
l# provided for shall be apportioned; if
51l55s! ty per cent to the state general rev.
aqn School deGty R Gs3t & 5se
I'll to the permanent university fund. The
3t legislature shall by law make the
S5 necessary provisions for carrying out
1hs e P PTRPosE .: said ses amsnam.nt
Va 70 direct the legislature OF the state
III Minnesota to impose and to keep In e4e
Nf an occupation tax upon those engaged
,,.B5the business Of mining or producing L
SO other taxes imposed by law, ala rat
based upon the valuation Of the ore 5pr
assduced, to be determined by me leblslAs!!
sSs and TO provide for tire proportioItate dl
ssssrsvsnue fund, ne permanent school fun
ss}}SS;s and the pern1arsnt university fund.
INV The EFEEcT sof the amen Nnent,
ptsd Viii be- 80 direct tt.s lsqlslat.l
Sassfo imp oee and Keep In erect such ~
5ss upon those engaged ~. said zh.i:iness; g
ssssSaes. shall be distributed IN the mann
sss foliowln0, to-Wit: 4ttffty per cent u g
state general revenue fund, y forty perses
e. the permanent school fund.- and 8
sPer cent 80 the permsnent s untversl
~ us gsss5's.. t4e, !,
S III :l i-- Attsrnsx General