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New-York tribune., 1922-05-24

SUPREME COURT OF THE SAT 81,
NEW YORK. JOHN +. q - hrI ~,
TN, against HELEN ALICE btL III II
fendant. Summons with Notice II
sired in the County Of New Iork'
TO the above named Defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 ans"
complaint in this action, and 10 serve
Of Your answer on the Plaintin ~
u,I.hin twenty days after the service
summons. exclusive Of the day OF
and in case OF your failure TO apPs
answer. Judgment will be taken asai1
BY default for the relief demanded
complaint.
E. LONSDALE LANGLEY. Flai1
Attorney. once and PossomcS
dress. No. 1872 Broadway. bq
Man, New York City. ~
TO HELEN ALICE Butter: NJ
going summons is served upon you p}
cation pursuant to an order Of MI
Blur. a justice of the Supreme CourI
the 14th day o. February. 1922.
with the complaint in the Once of q
of New York County al the Coun5
House.
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COUNTRY BOARD

ROOMS With or vithout brad h. 20 ds7
or wcek rates reasonable. I'oss Gotta se'
Nepcomb. =. Y.
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE,
LOST. POUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

GERMAN police dog: Ansvers 20 name Dell
smitabIe reward. Acad. tM5
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COOK, plain Young. to assist do~nsta lr=
Long isiand summer; references required
Phone Plaza 1853, Wednesday. 9-1i
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEW,
y rses. Etc

7"'' FtC.
~ IhssRs I,h sf.s.t G0yseNEss- 5yi': -spi.naa
oblisina -v.isrn,ti u. most .'s-
w. '"7 a. sti.rs
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FOR SALE
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS hough- and 500 'or -ut
Advice tcee Bennett. rs va. e asr
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Iowa Csrlev'a. W Car
care Ben r. Lewis, 81 w
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CHAMRERMATD, young irish Protestant
capa ble. highly recommended. Wint hro .
Bureau - ". 49d, room 5cs. Longacra
G143.
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GENERAL, HOUSFVOPkER. three in
family good COOK white; country FOR
summer: highest re'erenc.s required. 80.
Telephone Rhinelander 7lni.
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Judgments Filed
In New York Comfy

The following judgments a..
80 the first name being that Of IN.
arthur - Rrsdy Inc.--ci,v @,
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

experienced wanted take charge
Of canning organization: must have e1-
peri.nce in canning fruits and vegeta bles. in
lin or glassware. only experienced person
viii ba considered In reply address Miss
Alice 9 Houlsnd. Principal Of The Shp-y
school Ri-yn Pa wr. Pa.
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SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE sTATsj j
vSTsuT & BROWN lNCoRPoR RA!1
P1aintift. against WlLLIAM An II Il
wIGRAM. JAMES CAMPbEbLL ~, = sLrIxsj y
son. ETSTACE HAHcIo =, ,,I.5S f. IA
hoesFP ~ s.F WILIIAM PLCKENET WoJ
pOFFE, aud CHARLES tNON "ITN|
>nnartners dong business un0sf ms n
md .tyle OF Gordon Woodro1e & Co.
rsndsnts SUMMONS. -.
70 THE ABOVE NAMED pEFEEDAns'|
yoI- ARE NEREBY SUMMONs9
answer the complaint in this acton,
"a serve a copy of your answer or.
complaint IS not served WIN 'hs
ons 30 serve notice o. appeal enT
tho Plaintiffs Attorney within wen!
,tter me service Of this summons
Of YOUR failure 20 sppear o.
iudrment Will be taken asainst YOU
tauIt. for the relief demanded IN th'
plant ,o,o
MICHAEL J. JOFch
xatorney for Plaintiff odi-e and :.
Address. NO 549 Fia;bush AFeS
Borough of Brooklyn. Ci'y o. ~
York. .,.,.,r.,f al
TO WILLIAM ARTHUR WIG KAAI; "; 81 ~
CAMPBELL THOMSVN3; n
HAROLD ROBINSON, ~ Er
LOWAY. SIR HUGH - ~, GHonpn r
WILLIAM PLUkENEI W. MUgI'SS.v NJ
AND CHARLES kNoA .-rs6
The foregoing summons IS an
YOU by publication, pursuans I'D
by Mr.. Justice lsador N"sse' IS nf (
oi the Supreme Court of tna ctaN7 IN
York. dated May ?. 1872. an ~ -. Of
complaint in the Office Of n, ClsrS ,,oIr> Il
York County al the County 80 q
in the Borough Of Manhattan e''!'
and state of New York.
Dated New York. May tf--,r~F
Attorney for Plaintiff. oriee and svs
Address. No. $40 Flatbush AZ, A'
Borough OF Brooklyn ttS %
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CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS bright.
Young Irish sir; .5o-s55. &, Miss tfof-
ravers AsencT. N East 43d 81 third
noor Telephone saA1 Murray f{il
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CHAMBERMA1D- MAID. c;orwez an, young
neat exceptional type: very highly
commended. Miss Halls Bureau - West
44th st Vanderbilt $50
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MERMAID -SEAafSTRESS Excel
len,: fne Swiss verY vll'inK, ohizsrg
conscientious Netters Agency. 90 "
43d Longacre ssas.
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sweeney, ready TO wear, r. J. Cronin. III
MEMrH's. Tenn.-Rry Block Mere co.
N NJ. Israel, muslin and silk underwear
A'a'4a5s1 MEH15rX Ne'"'l oHn Stores ''72 ss Ewsy
Louis a. rhernisk coats, suits, furs, fur
coats; nliinery: Grand.
MILNAGkE ZEE Blum "nfed I.ocher Co
John l.. Locher. Miss Kathryn Il. Lauben
Y. A. Plaut, Ia W $s,h st
Ml\NEAPoI.lS-Powe Mere. Co; P
NAsHVlLLE. Tenn Harris Davis &
Co, a. II. Williams, notions. overalls, fur
- NEWCAsTLE, ps.->eiman, Pipma n
Prens & Slverman: Barney Ncima n
dresses coats suits. care S. solomon, 1851
Is way.
". SEW iIANEN. conn.--td Malley, Co.
knit underwear hosiery. care r. j. CronIn
III Madison av
NEW HAVEN. Conn. A. coroin
NEW HAyEN: conn.-Lawrence Eek
Lawrence Eek. woolen and cotton pise
NEW HAVEN. conn-congress Sales
Corp, s Ascher, Jobs silk dresses silk
! capes care l.. Abramson & Co, % W
NEW uAvEN-Rapoport & Tucker; Mr.
Tucker Mir Rapport, taiiors woolen and
cotton piece goods. trimmings, braids, etc.
NEW HANEN-Max Lipscher; Max Lip
scher WOODEN piece goods. Park Avenue.
NEW HAVEN'T. Jacobs /. Jacobs
WOODEN piece goods; Park Avenue
Nt,W HANEN-J. Press & Co; j. Press
Harry lress. tailors WooIen and cotton
piece goods. trimmings. braids etc Park
Avenue
NEW HAVEN-MachoI & Machol: NIL
ton Vi. Machol. woolcn and cotton piece
goods Imperial.
NEW HAvEN-,. H. starin: II. starin
J. II. StaTin, wooden and cotton pIec.
goods. Park Avenue
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Ed Mallev Co
X y Mills. ready to wear; r. j. Cronin'
~ Madison av
Miss II Marks. novelties and ladies' neck
wear; care Baer g. Iilienthal 11bo r'Uav
New PORT r. king Mcleod CO.
w. W f"ole. dresses, coats and suit.
va va 'sts. iurs' tur coats, care Jay q Co, 80
NIAGARA FALIls-Martcns Inc NJ
cohen, shantunG suits. jobs polo coats,
care 5, Meyers. 117o B'way room sos.
M NOk" lCH, Conn.-Reid & Hughes; J. F.
C!eveland. ready to wear 404 4th av.
NYACk. y. Y.--Harrison & Daily: nv
Denny ready TO wear: r. !. Cronin III
Madison av
pdh,nS WICGkET' R. -,shartenbers &
Roolnson: H +. Ensign hosiery and knit
PHILADELPHIA
fred Fantl, 1l6 W. 32d st
Fink Co; IL Gursky. Jobs silk dresses
oonsa,o~ isat aprons & basement 1872 Rway.
bathing suits; 35 W. 3Ath St
StraWbridge & Clothier NJ J. Conner
ford, mdse. mgr: Nj. Jaeger women,
silk and cotton dresses; Miss Graniizer
m,@s.S nmS $, GFe'sGs ~. niss IseIisoo, muslr
white and colored. 10 + ears 23C
9TH av,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ]. Uanford.

Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs G. ]. Uanford.
Mcssrs. j. w. Johnson and C. c..
Cox visited homefollss this week.
MIR. l.. e. Dorerty, OF Texas, was a
guest 10 ia few days last week ut the
home Of Mr. Fl. NJ. oJhnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Odelle have
returned to their home in Atlanta af-
ter a pleasant visit to their mother,
Mrs. Ethel Lanford.
AR. W. ID. Patterson has purchased
q now car.
Mr.. c. A. Hathaway has rented the
residence Of MIR ]. d. Johnson and will
soon move his family from Georgia.
We are glad to have these new neigh
bors in our midst.
Tho beautiful tribute to Mrs Willie
Fowler was read with great interest
and as she was well known and loved
dearly here VIC can say her life was
we'll spent in the service of good for
others and deserves a tribute OF praise
and Il worthy memorial to her name
which was 50 beautifully and truth
fully stated by one of her friends in
the last weeks issue.
Mrs. j. w. Johnson gave q most de-
lightful lawn party to the young peo-
pie here Saturday night and quite a
large crowd enjoyed the occasion
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
LANFORD NEWS
80. oss saa 49, +.

'2auford, June 2G.-Rev. b. M. Rob
ertspn filed his regular appointment
SHSday morning, preaching most
! in4asesting sermon to large congre-
gasian.
Tue Epwogth League met Sunday af-
telaoon and had their regular meet
ling. they Will give an ice cream party
at The homo Of Mr.. c. L. Waldrep Sat
rusday night A very humorous pro-
HssRm is being planned and enjoyable
(: 'st@nts for everybody. Everybody is
invited to attend and enjoy the occa-
&xa.
The B. Z. p. ". had a large crowd
present. Sunday night Mr.. Samuel
Es5mnloud was in charge and all
wsse present, taking their part. They
WIKI have a nicnic in the near future.
Capt. j. w. Lanford, MI. Mel Elem
iBS and Prof. James L. Fleming have
returned home from Richmond where
alaey attended the old soldiers reunion
ard from there on to Washington and
Nbstl hiipoi kCiil IiIlSS W ltiSll w illuStl
eaioyed.
Kisses Calrye Lou Higgins, Jennie
Burgess, and Prof. Yates Waldrep are
aasong those attending the summer
school for teachers at winthrop col
.AgRge.
ar. and Airs. Marion Bryson, OF Ow-
inss Station we're guests OF Mr.. S. A.
IspS, recently.
.Trs. Martha Herbert is improving
sosne, and it is hoped she will soon
recover.
3drs. j. S. d1iggins has been very
sick for q few days but is some bet
ter now.
nfrs. Othella j. Payne and Miss Es-
aslEe Nelson, of Hendcrsonville, N. c.,
spent the week-en with relatives here
Nr. B. w. Johnson aud family, of
Arcadia, were guests at the home OF
Hr- c. IL. iWaldrep last Sunday.
tMr. Richard Moore and family, Miss
Ruth and Mamie Mae Lanford spent
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
SMALL ACQUITTED
by ILLINOIS JURY

Governor Cleared OF Conspiracy
Charge. Curtis Case Waits.
Waukegan, Ill, Gov Len Small was
acquitted today Of conspiracy with
Lieut.. Gov. Fred 70. Sterling, the late
Senator Edward G, Curtis and Vernon
Curtis, Grant Park banker, to defraud
the state Of interest money OH public
funds. The pury was out one hour and
35 minutes.
How many ballots they took is in
question, different reports ranging
from two to nine. Following anounce-
met of the verdict 300 spectators were
On their feet. Many poured over the
railing and into the bar enclosure.
Men shouted and whistled while NO
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28

Fit For Young Girls!-"I have used
Hagan's Magnolia Balm ever since
was Is years old. / am now 4S and
know from experience that it Is the
best and only reliable toilet prepara-
ton now made that is absolutely fit
for young girls to use on their face at
all times, that it will positively remove
frcckles and tan, and not promote the
growth OF hair or fuzz on the face
Respectfully, (signcd Mrs. J. II.
Burke, Manse, Garrard Co., Ky" Lii
quid face and toilet powder-brunettc
white, pink. rosc-red. rs CENTS at drug.
gists or by mail. Lyon Mfg. Co., AZ
So. Fifth ST., Brooklyn, n. Y.-Adv.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28

men laughed, cried or clapped their
hands.
The governor, Mrs. Small, his sis
ter, Miss Sue Small, and his children,
Leslie and Mrs. Jack English, forced
their way through the throng and
thanked the jurors one by one.
While the pury was celebrating, the
governor, confident Of acquittal, die
t"ted q statement to his private secrc-
tary, which said:
"Thc verdict of not guilty is a re-
suit l was always sure would follow
in the trial Of the case against me,
and this for the reason that I knew
there was no guilt.
Il am particularly desirous that the
people OF the state of Illinois should
know fully and in detail each and
every transaction which was in the
hands of the persons who inspired this
prosecution.
''rhc people of Illinois have their
answer
Il Will return to my official duties
and If these people who have been
seeking to destroy my usefulness will
take the verdict Of this jury as Il re-
pudiation CT their methods l will with
the help Of God give to the people Of
Illinois the best administration OF
which Il am capable. Len Small"
G. Fred Mortimer, states attorney
entered motion to continue the case
OF Vernon Curtis, indicted with the
governor, until the October term OF
court, and Judge Edwards granted it.
1t is possible that Mr.. Curtis may not
he tried.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
Citation for Letters OF Administration

Citation for Letters OF Administration
State Of South Carolina
County Of Laurens.
BY 0. G. Thompson, Probate Ju6ge.
Whereas Fl. 3. Humbcrt. Jno B.
Humbert, Emma l.. Nash and Mary Il.
Sullivan, have made suit to me, to
grant them Letters of Administration
Of the estate and effects OF Joseph D..
Humbert
These are therefore, tn cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindrcL
and creditors OF the said Joseph b.
'Humbert. deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the court Of pro-
bate. to be held at Laurcn, Court
House. Laurens, 8. c., on the 2Sth day
or June, 1922 next, after publication
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
University Of South Carolina
ENTRANCE EXAMIN .lTIONS

lIntrance examinations to the Uni
versity of South Carolia will be held
By the County Superintendent Of Edu-
cation at the County Court House Fri
day, July ID, 1922, at 8 n. m.
The University offers varied cours-
es Of study in science, literature, his
tory, law and business. Tho expens-.-
es are moderate and many opportunity
ties for sclf-supDort arc afforded.
Scholarships are available.
For full particulars write to
President W. S. Currell,
University Of South Carolina. d
Columbia, S. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-06-28
No Worms In a Healthy Child

iNii children troubled with Worms have an un.
healthy color, which indicates poor blood. and as
rule there Is mote or css stomach disturbance.
GROVES TASIEIESS CHILL. TONIC given regu-
larly for two three weeks viii enrich the bio9di
improve the tsestion aud act as aseperalStrenkth-
enins Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
tbroH off or dispel the worms. md the Child Willie
In perfect health. Pleasant to take. t0c per bottle.
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hereof, at II o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, II any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand this 18th day
OF Juno Ammo Gomni 1929.
o. G. THOMPSON,
iS-2t-A j. p. l.. G..
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

ssthsr vtth eAs eeetree Whereof. to IN.
= 80 iaseitutloa by tAis conatitutioa
cr ~ law: asd, psovidsd further. that
81 the inssitusson demand such IL .eti"n rT1s
establish. maintain aud conduct ali or
any part Of the departments of m.di-
cine. dentistry. and pharmacy OF the
n1S.r.'ty ~. q and proyia.d
shall b construed to prevent state
educational instit'itions from giving
Temporary lecture courses. commonly
called .Onivers'ty Extensson work'
c"ss..,,: couf.:, In any Any par, .. Of n. state OR
purpose Of tnvestix atton and study
Section :. Each elector voting At
said election. and d~sirous Of voting for
or against said amendment. shall de-
SI.1 70 .s:l, 8 pr,n,sd Se e.: M s. ,sks
For the Educational Amendment,
ame ndInx Section Five 90 OF Article
Eight tvIln Of the Constitution and
Against the Educational Amendment,
.~nd'ns T ,ss sss'isn ,.s,,.,,ss vs - Of ~ A.'s
Indicate his choice BY placing a cross
XXI opposite one o. the other Of said
yrUups Of WOrda
Section =. The votes cast for or
against the adoption ef seid amend
aeserm;nsd %s.t om IL Is. msansr presefiS.S ee e
by law :or the canvAas Of votes for
IN WITNESS WHEREBY. 4 have
hereuntO set my hand and affixed tho
Great Seal Of tae state q Colorado.
so,h day Of september.. A: p. iss2.
Secretary Of State.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

tia Act tue wOeaa injurious, aaa9er.
ous soi painful shall b held 70 Ia
etuAe any exp<riment. operation or a..
WinistrAtion which may reas0nsbiy -
expected TO do injury to or eneanxer
or cause pain or sufferinG TO nj In any
part or any organ Of the person or
dumb animal 20 ~xpertmented or op-
Grated upon or Administered to either
at or during the time Of such expert
ment. operation OF administration OF
~ an after effect OF result thereoS.
eection :. ANY rerson Violating any
Of the provisions Of this Act shall ne
deemed guilty 81 misdemeanor ana
upon conviction thereof shall he pun
iahed BY . fine Of not less than one
hundred dollars nor more than one
thousand dollars or BY imprisonment
In the county jail for not less than ten
days nor more than six months or BY
both such fine and imprisonment In the
discretion Of the Court. In case any
defendant after conviction shall again
violate any Of the provisions OF this
Act for such second offense he shall
upon conviction be punished BY fine
of not less than two hundred and hfty
dollars nor more than one thousan nd
dollars or BY imprisonment In the
county Jail for not less than ninety
days nor more than one year or BY both
such fine and imprisonment In the dis
crettnn Of the Court.
THE Secretary OF State. Attorney
General and Reporter Of the Suprem"
Court do hereby tsaixnate and fix a.
the ballot title and submlsaion clauSe
to the prOposed Initiated Measure here
In the foilowinE0
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06
8
coNsrsTUTiONAL AMEND NEWT.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Notice Is hereby given. tina, at tho
Seventh day Of November. A. b. 1899.
there viii be submitted to tn. quail
fled electors OF the State of Color do
the question OF amending the Sonsu-
tuition of said state.
The authority COR submitting such
question Is found In Section Two teD
OF Article XlX Of the Constitution ot
the State OF Colorado. and In House
ersi Assembly, which h, In words and
figures. following. VIZ
AN ACT
TO, SUBMIT TS TIE .,E: 9rALLlIFlES,
cOLoRADO AN AMENDMENT TO
SECTION $, ARTICLE XIV, OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF COLORADO.
Ne Il Esscsea ~ he Gea-s~I Assembly
81 the state sf CsIseado,
Section 1. That there shall be sub
miited 10 the qualified electors OF ths
state of Colorado. at the next general
election for members Of the General
Assembly. FOR their approval OF reJcc-
ton. the folio~ins amendment To tho
Constitution Of the state OF Colorado.
which. when ratified by q majority Of
those voting thereon. shall be valid as
Section eight tD of Article fourteen
txiVD OF the Constttution OF the state
OF Colorado shall be amended SO AS -
read as follows:
section !. There shall bc elected in
each county. Al the same time at which
members OF the General Assembly are
elected. commencing In the year nine-
teen hundred twenty-sta and every four
shall be cx-otficiv recorder Of deeds
and clerk Of the board Of cOunty COM
mi.stoners. one sheriff. one coroner,
one treasurer who shall be collector of
taxrs. one county superintendent OF
schools. one county surveyor. one coun-
~ assessor, and one county attorney
and such other officers Ms public con-
venience shall require and as the gen
BE- elected or appointed ~ shall b. de-
termined by law. for the like period Of
four years: and such Officers shall be
either from the fees. pcrauisites and
smolunenta VI their respective Offices.
OF from the general county fund. as
.ffie. fk 70 os ali such Officer. who shsii BE-
elected at the general election In nine
teen hundred and twenty-five shall b.
extended to four ycara.
This section shall govern except As
hereafter otherwise exprcssiy directed.
or permitted by constitutional enact
mcnt."
section :. Every eiector voting at
OF against anid amendment shall pIsc,
In the ballot box his or her ticket
whereon shall be printed the woris.
For the amendment OF Section \ OF
cerning terms Of office Of county uf-
ficern." and the words. Against tho
amc mcndment OF Section ! Of Article XIV
Of the constitutipa concerning terms
Of office Of county officers and .hpu
Indicate his or her choice by placing
q cross tx) opposite one os the other
Of said group ~ Norda.
section J. The votes cast for the
adoption or rejection Of said amend
ment shall b. csnvuA I'D ard the result
determined In the manner pr-serib,d d
BY the laws of the state for the can
Congress.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. ! have
hercuWtU set my hand and affixed the
Great S~ai OF the State Of Colorado. NJ
the city Of Denver Colorado: this 20 Il
day Of Heptemb- 4. D. lS:1
(B~aiD CARR. q AIi.l.IkEN.
Secretary Of State.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06

The Counties Of Moatesuma, Dolores
and San Miguel shall Nave oee.
The Counties OF Ouray ao1 Aontross
The County Of Delta shall have one.
The County Of Mesa shall have two.
The County Of Morgan shall have
)ne.
The Counties Of Rio Blanca. Garfield
and Eagle shall have one.
The countIes of Moffst and Routt
shall have one.
TIE Counties Of Jackson. Grand,
summit Clear Greek and 0iipin shall
The County of jefferson shall have
me. .
Section &. Nothing In this act shall
be construed to work the removal OF
any representative from his present
term Of office. and representatives
shall be elected under the provision.
Of this act bcS inning with the genera!
election held In November. 1924. and
.very two years thereafter.
Section I. All acts and parts OF acts
inconsistent with this act are hereby
The Secretary Of State. Attorney
General and Reporter Of the supreme
Court do hereby derignate and fix -
the ballot title and submisrion clause
to the prop,,sed Initiative measure Pc
t,tion-d for 'erein the following:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-10-06
C0NsrlrUTiONAL AMENDMENT.

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that at the
Seventh day of November. A. d. 1892.
there VIII be submitted To the quail
fled electors of the state of Colorado
the aue.,i"n Of amending the Consti-
Tn. authority for submitting such
question !. found IN Section Two '2l
q Article XIX Of the Constitution Of
Concurrent Resolution No. . OF the
Twenty-third General Assembly. which
Ia. In words and figures. following.
viz:
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED
COLORADO THE QUESTION OF
WISE. ALrER AND AMEND THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
lIe u ResssseA. ~ sAe seaase 81 she
Hss.s ss Mesrss-s,atise Cssess-
rSaGt
Section 1. That there be submitted
to the qualified electors Of the State
ton. for meta ers OF the next General
Assembly. for their approval or rel-c-
tion. the question of holding . cunven-
uon - revise. alter and am.na the
Colorado. which. when ratified and ap-
proved by . majority of those votin.
thereon, shall authorize the General
Assembly at Its next Session to provide
for the calling of n constitutional con-
vcntion. A. provided In Section I Of
Article - Of the colstitution.
Section :. The submirsion Of said
question shall be- duly advertised and
certified and placed on the official bal
lots at the next annual election for the
election OF members To the General
Assembly In like manner as amend
mrnts to the Constitution.
Section ). Each eicctor voting st
said election and desiring TO vote for
holding n convention to revise. alter
and amend tn. Constitution of Colo
rsdo. shall place in the ballot box hi.
or her ticket. whereon. ri all be printed
the words; For Holding . Convention
To Revise, Alter ard Amend the Con-
stitu,ion of Colorado. and Against
Holding Q Convention to Revise. Alter
and Amend the Constitution Of Colo.
RADIO. and shall Indicate his or her
choice BY placing q cross opposite one
OF the other Of said Sroups Of wordA
Section T. The votes cast for the
adoption or rejection of said question
shall be cAnvspsed and the rcsult de-
l~rmincd by the laws OF the State for
the canvass Of vOtes for Rsprsscuta-
tives In ConEr~oA.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. Z have
her~unto set my and and affixed the
0rrat Seal Of the htati Of Colorado, at
the City Of Denver Colorado. this 3osh
day of September. A. -. 1899.
(Scal) CARR. H. N1i..IkEN.
Secretary OF state.