Arizona republican., 1922-06-22

mine. will be established. The mill
tarv tribunals shall have jurisdiction
only in matters of strictly military
nature.
Eleventh-As the provisional GOV
ernment gains control OF territory
the municipal authorities shall be
designated by popular elections, II
local conditions, and the eXlgency
OF the campaign permits It,
Twelfth-Upon the occupation OF
the capital of the republic, or sooner,
if the legislative council so decides,
it will call the elections OF cover
nors, representatives to congress and
other functionaries subject to pop
ular election. in accordance with the
formalities outlined in the fifth of
these paragraphs. In these elec-
tions the disposition Of the laws
which ruled previous TO October lo,
1918, shall govern with such addi-
tions or notifications as the said
council 'may adopt.
Thirteenth-When two-thirds OF
the states have returned TO constitu-
tional order. the legislative councll
shall issue the call for the election or
the federal powers. so that these may
be installed in office in the shortest
possible time, and shall issue the
electoral law and take such other
steps as may be considered neces-
sary. IL the provisional president, or
any secretary of the cabinet. should
be a candidate for an elective place
at This election, they shall resign
from their office within fifteen days
after the call for said election mas
been issued
Fourteenth-The day that the con-
gress of the Union is legally consul
tuted the provisional president OF the
republic shall present a written re-
port OF the work performed by tne
provisional government, as wen as IN
relation to the condition of the coun-
fry. The provisional president SNAIL
on the same occasion, submit 10 con-
eress a project or plan OF reforms ioi
the constitution which VIII contain
those notifications which proven
national experience demonstrate ~
be necessary. =
E,ifteenth-Until the executive ana
legislative powers are duly repIe
sented in accordance with the consu- :
tuition the provisional government
! shall continue in the full enjoyment
of all of the functions hereinbefore
indicated. Said functions shall cease
the moment the oath Of office is
taken by the citizen constitutionaiiy
| elected president of the republic.
| Signed in the state of Oaxaca May
5, 1922. :,
General Mario Ferrer, state OF
| OOaxaca.
Cor. Erasto Flores. state of Oaxaca:
! TIE. Cor. Nereo Carreno, state oi
/ Oaxaca.
Cor. Nicolas Perez. state OF Oaxaca
! General Carlos Green, state OF Ia
basco.
Cor Anaoleto Lopez, state of Ia
| basco.
Cor Andres Garcia, state Of Ia
! basco.
! General Miguel Aleman, state OF
| Vera Cruz.
| General Ricardo Morales, state oi
Vera Cruz.
General Celso Cepeda, state o.
Vera Cruz.
General Juan Barrios, state OF
Vera Cruz.
Gen. Ensehio Gorosave. Huasteca
state OF Vera Cruz.
General Manuel Q. Larraga, state
of San Luis Potosi.
General Antonio Medina, state o.
Puebla.
General Francisco Luis Castillo
Ismo De Tehuantepec, Oaxaca.
General Ysmael Hernandez, state
OF Nuevo Leon
General Jose, Cosme Anays, state
OF Jalisco.
Cor. Pedro Torres, state of Jalisco
Cor. Andres Garcia, state of Jallsce
Cor. Juan Flores, state of Coahuila
Since the signing of the proclama
tion Generals Cepeda and Medina
who had beer trapped by the gov
ernment, have been killed.