The Little River news., 1922-09-23
FOR AMENDMENT NO. IS. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 1A.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 15 TO
 THE CONSTITUTION OF THE

THE CONsTITUTIoN OF THE
 STATE OF ARKANSAS
 BE IT RESOLVED, by the senate and the house of representatives of tn" state of Arkansas, a. majority of the members of each house agreeing there to-:
 That the following is hereby propos- ed as an amendment to the Constitu- tion of the State of Arkansas ana upon same being submitted to the eiec- tors of the State for approval or re- jection at the next General Election for senators and representatives. II a majority of the electors voting at said election adopt said amendment, the same shall become a part Of the Coh- stitution of the State of Arkansas. to- wit:
 Section 1. All personal property locat- ed within any improvement district heretofore or hereafter organized under any general or special law Of this state for the purpose of making any local m provement shall be subject to assess Inent and taxation for paying the cost of making such improvement and for paying the principal and interest of any bonds or evidences or indebtedness ls- sued by such district to pay the cost of such improvement. When any part of any such district is located out side of an incorporated town or ci!!y the County Court of the county ln which same is located shall make al order levying and ordering collect any obligation of such district may be payable such rate upon the assessed ValNALlOn or the peISoudl PAopCAeJ within such district as the Court may deem proper; and when any such dis trict is located wholly within an in, corporated town or city, the ConnSn ed. levy and order collected 1n each or the years during which any obligation of such district may be payaple sucn rate upon assessed valuation of the personal property within said district as the Council may deem proper; but not more than ten per cent Of the as, ro1I ,,f property may be collected for any one such district during one year. Upon the County Court making such order or upon a certified copy. of such or dinance being filed with him, the Coun' ty Clerk shall proceed from year to year to extend upon the assessment ot and capitalized each year for county and state purposes. the tax herein provided for, and the same shall be coiiected by him along with the other taxes collected by hin and shall be paid to the officer authorized by law
 Section 2. The County Court, when any part of any such district is located outside of any incorporated town or sity and the Council when any sufn oi9n or incorporated town. after an annual tax on personal property for such district is collected. shall have, power to provide by proper order for the pro- portionate reduction of the tax or as sessment levied against real estate in such district but the total amount of such reduction shall not exceed the net amount collected on personal prop erty in such district during the pre- ceding year.
 Section 3. Any order made by the County Court and any ordinance or order made by the Council of an in- corporated town or city under the provisions of this Article may be re- viewed by the Circuit Court of tn proper county upon application for re- view being made not later than ten days after the making of such order or the passage of such ordinance; and tion being heard may confirm, amend. | or annul such order or ordinance, as justice may require.
 Section t The situs of personal l under the provisions of this Article. shall. until otherwise provided by the General Assembly, be deemed to be the sarne as is fixed by law for tax Section 5. Nothing in this Article any improvement district now in ex- istsnce to expend any money or incur amount now authorized by. law.
 Section 6. This Article shall be self executing: and when same shall have besn in forcs and effect from the time N was voted upon by the people; but the General Assembly or the people may enact legislation In aid of this
 Filed in the office of Secretary of State on the -30th day of March. 1921.
 Each slsctor may vote for or against the above amendment
 Witness my official signature thiu the 22nd day of March. 1922
 Seal Ira c. Hopper
 Secretary of State