The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-10-23

oondera. one: Powder River, one, 70
veil, one; Prairie, one; RaValh TWO
aichland. one; Rosebud. one; Roosevelt
.wo; Sanders, one; Sheridan, TWO
silver Bow, ten; saltwater, one
,weet Grass. one; Teton, one; Toole,
ne: Treasure, one; Valley, two VIII
atland. one; Wibaux, one; Yellow
tone, five.
One Judge of the District Court in
he Twelfth judicial District.
There will also be submitted to the
aid General Election Referendum
Ieasure No. 80, entitled
IAN act to authorize the State OF
Montana to become indebted in the
sum of Three Million Dollars in
excess of the Constitutional linn
itation of Indebtedness d
over and above any bonded in
debtedness heretofore incurred or
created and for which the State
of Montana is now obligated for
the construction, repair and equip
ment of necessary buildings, other
permanent Improvements and the
acquisition of necessary grounds
therefore at the several inst1tI-
fions of the State of Montana, cor
Sisting of the State University at
N1lSSOuldt toldle 1OilGS6 III aSii-
cultural and Mechanic Arts at
Bozeman, the Montana State Sch
DOL of Mines at Butte, the Montana
State Normal College at Dillon, the
Eastern Montana State Normal
School at Billings, and the North
ern Montana Agricultural and
Manual Training School at Fort
Assinniboine, now comprised in
the University of Montana and the
State Orphans Home at Twin Br-
idges, Montana School for Deaf
ana State Industrial School at
Miles City, the State Vocational
School for Girls at Helena, the
State Insane Asylum at Warm
Springs, the Montana State Tuber- |
culosis Sanitarium at Galen, the |
State Soldiers Home at Columbia |
Falls, and the State Prison at
Deer Lodge; providing TOR the is
suance of bonds in the name of |
the State of Montana as evidence |
of such indebtedness and for the |
sale thereof, prescribing the form |
of such bonds and providing for |
the levy of an annual tax SUI
ficient to pay the principal thereof |
and the interest accruing thereon
There will also be submitted to the
lalified electors of the State at |
lid General Election Referendum
easure No. a. entitled:
IAN act providing for the Increase
of the rate of taxation on real and |
personal property for State Pur-
poses of not to exceed three co |
mills on each dollar of valuation
in addition to the levy which is
now or may be hereafter author
lied by Section of Article II of
the Constitution of the State of
Montana, for a period of ten years
beginning with the year 1881, and
to authorize and empower the
Legislative Assembly to levy tax
for each year during such period
of an additional levy not to ex
coed three (3) mills on each dollar
of valuation for the support,
maintenance and improvement of
the institutions now comprised in
the Greater University of Montana,
together with the Agricultural Ex-
pertinent Station and its branches
and substations, and the Agricul-
tural Extension Service, including
the Soil Survey and the Grain
Laboratory and to appropriate SO
much of the money derived there
from for each year during SAID
period as may be necessary for
said purposes, and providing for
the submission of this Act to the
qualified electors of the State OF
Montana at the next General Elec-
ton, describing the form of ballots
to be used and the duties of the
Secretary of the State of Montana
relative to the submission of said
Act to the qualified electors of
said State"
At saTc Genera1 Election there
IL
each county, to-wit:
m of six years; one Sheriff; one
unity Clerk; one County Treasurer;
e Assessor; one County Attorney;
e County superintendent of Schools;
e Coroner; one Public Administ-
ltor; one County Surveyor; one
unity Auditor in each county of
, State entitld to such officer; two
stices of the Peace; two Constables
: each organized township in each
unity.
officers will also be elected at said
listing in any State or County off
where such vacancy exists other
Sc than by expiration of term Of
ice.
Also to determine any local question
be submitted to the electors of any
lnty
And in order tina, such election
W be conducted in quiet and
lerly manner, I hereby offer a re-
I'd of One Hundred Dollars (S100.-
for the arrest and conviction Of
y person violating any of the pro-
lions of Sections 1878 to 10S20, in
sive, of the Revised Codes of Mont
a of 1921, such rewards to be paid
til the total amount hereafter ex
lded for such purposes reaches the
m of Five Thousand Dollars($5,-
.00).
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed. DONE at
the City of Helena, the Capital,
this the twenty-first day OF
July, in the year of our Lord t
one thousand nine hundred thir ,
ty and of the independence of
the United States of America {
the one hundred fifty-fifth.
(SEAL)
j. E. Erickson.
the Governor.
". e. Harmon,