The Ely miner., 1932-11-04

STATE BALLOT
Constitutional Amendments to be voted
on by the People.
FIRST
TAXATION OF INCOMES AND Ma
TIONAL BANKS
Vote YES or NO
Amendment to Section /, Article g. of
the Constitution of the State of Mime
sofa, relating to taxation, to authorize
the imposing of taxes on incomes, and
on franchises and privileges, including
income, franchises and privileges of
railroad companies, measured by in
come, which taxes may be classified,
and may be graduated and progressive,
and providing for exemptions there
from, and that such taxes may be in
lieu, in whole or in part, of other taxes
on real or personal property. 1t shall
not be necessary to submit to vote
OF the people any law imposing tax
upon the income, franchises or privi-
legeS of railroad companies. The legis-
lature may enact any law required to
make the taxation of national banking
associations conform to the laws of the
United States.
SECOND
TAXATION OF CERTAIN MOTOR
VEHICLES
Vote YES or NO
Amendment of Article 16, Section 3
Of the constitution, relating to the tax
alton of motor vehicles of cmpanies
paying taxes under the gross earnings
system of taxation.
THIRD
EXCHANGE OF STATE AND FED
ERAL LANDS
Vote YES or NO
Amendment of Article 8, of the Con-
Stitution, authorizing the exchange of
public lands of the State for lands of
the United States, as the legislature
may provide.
FOURTH
TAXATION OF RURAL CREDITS
LANDS
Vote YES or NO
Amendment to Section 10 of Article
of the Constitution of the State of
Minnesota, to authorize the taxing of
lands acquired by the State through
the operation of moneys from the funds
of the Department of Rural Credits
PRESIDENTIAL TICKET
Republican
Hoover and Curtis.
Democrat
Roosevelt and Garner.
Communist
Foster and Ford.
Industrial
Reynolds and Aiken.
Socialist
Thomas and Maurer
Farmer-Labor
Coxey and Reiter
STATE BALLOT a.
GOVERNOR
Vote for One
EARL BROWN, Republican.
FLOYD B. OLSON, Farmer-Labor.
JOHN E. REGAIN Democrat.
WILLIAM SCHNEIDERMAN, Com
munist.
JOHN P. JOHNSON, Industrial.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Vote for One
T. o. STREISSGUTH, Republican
K. K SOLBERG, Farmer-Labor
RUTH HAYNES CARPENTER, Dem
ocrat.
JOHN LINDMAN, Communist.
SECRETARY OF STATE
Vote for One
MIKE HOLM Republican.
JOHN T. LYONS, Farmer-Labor.
JERRY A. HARRI, Democrat.
ROBERT TURNER, Communist.
STATE TREASURER
Vote for One
JULIUS A. SCTIMAHL, Republican
A. H. KIEFFMAN, Farmer-Labor.
TIMOTHY j. DOYLE, Democrat.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
HENRY N. BENSON, Republican.
HARRY H PETERSON, Farmer
Labor.
RAY G.. MOONAN, Democrat.
TOM FOLEY, Communist.
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE
COMMISSIONER. u
Vote for One
OSCAR A. SWENSON, Republican.
KNUD WEFAID, Farmer-Labor.
MATHEW N. KRAUS, Democrat
EMIL NYGARD, Communist.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE
SUPREME COURT
Vote for Three
Nominated Without Party, Designation.
HOMER B. DIBEIL
EDWARD j. LEE.
CHARLES LORING.
l. NJ OLSEN.
WILLIAM H VANDERBURGH.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
Vote for Nine
AUGUST H. ANDERSEN, Republican.
IA. A. BURNQUIST, Republican.
RAY P. CHASE, Republican.
THEODORE CHRISTIANSON, Re
publican
N. j. HOIMBERG, Republican.
HAROLD KNUTSON, Republican.
w. I. NOLAN, Republican.
WILLIAM A. PrTTENGER, Republi-
can.
CONRAD G.. SELVIG, Republican.
HENRY ARENS, Farmer Labor.
C. F. GAARENSTROOM, Farmer
Labor.