ilpu^Wi •F ""pi 'v Tm^mesmmasmm W •7- itjlQr-W --.•.***. 7^p*jgD* J- __ ?.«* ^--v "r*" pr- I INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS zor~", submitted to the electors one receiving the higfcest numtei JCii^L ... ..u.,, massed tht. senate ~nd be preserved inviolate and :nuii:meu ...e pursonB or corporations owning a and the tus 0isiaiure or by furtntfi' pe­ ... ^pifcientatiVba, til C11.1furiiikiy of affirmative votes sha.l prevail Income land adjoining sucii laKes to uie rules of each bouse tition, biiaii become a part tne "•'in me lease or said auii^ol* aa to conflicting provisions. LiJJl 01 sale of Bhail not be destroyed or damaged Constitution, if approved oy a. inaJoxiLy distributed aii Huu uie joint rules of tne two luuU snail t« to tne Wiifuut their consent, unless compe.-ictioti of the electors voting at townships throughout snail, before it becomes a The style of all legislative measures trrcut tne State, tueieior snui ue bucn election, or by four-se»^ntiis the ouiu iu«», u« presented to tne g'.i«ciuor and amendments to the constitution in proportion to number Oi. sea puia or secured. The principal of of the electors voting on tno pro- 1 ue biate. If he appioves he initiated by the peopl# Proposed ars in each tc township, between the ages 01 ail arising from u«e of fess iuhus saie b'en and deposit it tiie iosed amendment provided, not under this section shall be: "Be of five and twenty-one years and shail such iron ore, or other minerals. Onn.e 01 tne secretary of state tor than three-sevenths of the it enacted by the People of th« be taithfully applied to the specina Snail ioie\er be pre&erveu Utviuliiie Minnesota." pi v-oci a nun. and notify tne noi.se electors voting at said election State of objects of the original grains or appropriations. ana uiiuiiuiiusheu, oui tne income voted for the proposed amendment. wuci'e originated of tiie ia.ee. Suitable laws shall oe 11 the eirom shall be used for The provisions of this sectioa juul ix iiut, ue shail return it, wutt This section snail be construed as emic-ted by the legislature for the safe tne construction, improvement a his oojections, to tne house in means in addition to Section 1, may be enforced by appropriate investment of the principal of all funds and maintenance of tiie public vnich it sno.il have originated Article 14, of the state constitution, legislation, but until such legislation Which have heretofore arisen or which roads of the state. The principal tor amending the same. wnen such oojections shall oe entered has been enacted, this section may hereafter arise from the sale or of such funds shall be loaned or (D) STATUTORY INITIATIVE. at large the journal of 011 shall be self executing. other disposition of such lands, or the invested in the same manner, by —When at any time prior to the the sa.ae, and the house snail proceed income from such lands accruing 1° the same officers and upon the commencement of any session of to reconsider tne bill. It, THE PURPOSE AND EFFECT the legislature there shall have any way before the sale or disposition same terms as is, or from time to Amendments after such reconsideration, two-v this amendment* if adopted, will bo thereof in interest-bearing bonds of time hereafter may be authorized been filed with the secretary of thirds «of that house shall agree to state, a petition proposing a law, the United States, or of tRe State of by the constitution and laws, for it pass the bill, it shall be sent, together three-fold. signed by two per centum of the Minnesota issued after the voar 1860, the loaning or investment of the with the objections, to the (a) It will permit the votera to propose electors of the state, the secretary .or of such other state as the legislature permanent school and university other house, by which it shall likeWise Of state shall transmit the same amendments to the state constitu— may by law from time to time direct. funds of the state." be reconsidered and if it be' to the legislature not later than by All swamp lands now held by tion, for adoption, without action approved by two-thirds of that ten (10) days after the commencement the state, or that may hereafter accrue Of THE PURPOSE the proposed house it shall ^become a law. But the legislature. Under the constitution of the session. If the law to the state, shall be appraised and in all such cases the votes of both amendment cannot be more clearly stfld in the same manner and by the so proposed be not passed by the as It now stands constitutional amend" houses shall be determined by •tated than Is expressed therein. legislature at such session, or if same officers, and the minimum price yeas and nays, and the names of nents can be proposed only by the legislature. it be passed in an amended form, Blin 11 be the same less one-third, as is I If the persons voting for or against then upon a further petition or provided by law for the appraisement THE EFFECT of the amendment, the bill shall be entered on the petitions, each signed by six per and sale of the school lands under the (b) So, too, if adopted, the amend* adopted, would be to confer power ou journal of each house respectively. provisions of title one of chapter centum of the electors of the state, ment will permit electors to propose the legislature to provide by law for If any bill shall not be returned filed with the secretary of state thirty-eight of the General Statutes. by the governor, within laws for enactment and if not enacted the mining of Iron ore and other minerals, within six months after the adjournment The principal of all funds derived three days (Sundays excepted) of the legislature, the from sales of swamp lands as aforeBaid which the state owns in Its sovereign by the legislatures, the voters may by after it shall have* been presented law proposed in the first petition shall forever be preserved inviolate cnpacity and situate under the aufflcient petition, require the question to him, the same shall be a law in or one or more amended forms and undiminished. One-half of like manner as if he had signed fced of any meandered public lake or thereof, shall be submitted to ths of the enactment of the proposed law the proceeds of said principal shall be it, unless the legislature by adjournment appropriated to the common school electors at the next general or special river, subject to the restriction that to Hie to be submitted to the voters. If approved within that time, prevent fund of the state the remaining onehalf state-wide election, occurring the rights of riparian owners on any by a majority of the electors its return in which case it shall be appropriated to the educational not less than ninety days after the shall not 'be a law. The governor and charitable institutions of •uch lake or river, shall not be destroyed filing of any such further petition voting, thereon, provided the vote in may approve, sign and file in the the state in the relative ratio of cost or petitions, and if approved by a or Injured without compensation. favor of the proposed law is not less office of the secretary of state, to support said institutions." majority of the electors voting If the legislature exercises the thau thirty-three per .cent of the total within three days after the adjournment thereon, provided the vote in favor of the legislature, any The paragraph which It Is proposed power, In case It is conferred, It could of. the proposed law be not less •umber of votes cast at such election* act passed during the last three than thirty-three per centum of ulso provide for the drain a^e or diversion to add to r*ald Section Two reads as the same becomes a law with the same days of the session, and the same Constitution the total number of votes cnat at of the waters of the lake or follows shall become a law. If any bill force and effect as though passed by such election, the same shall become presented to the governor contains river with reference to which it so a law and go into effeet the legislature. The governor will. "A revolving fund of not over several items of appropriation of legislates it could also prescribe by thirty days after such election, and have no power to veto a law so passed, two hundred fifty thousand dollars money, he may object to one or shall supersede any amended form ($250,000) may be set apart whom such minerals could be mined more of such items in whole or in but the people cannot so pass any law of such law which may have been S from the l'und derived from the part, while approving of the other snd the compensation to be paid to the passed by the legislature. No law which is prohibited by the conliitu'.iun, sale of school and swamp lands, portion of the bill. Tn such case passed by the initiative petition State therefor. The proceeds of the to be used in constructing roads, he shall append to the bill, at the and approved by the electors shall sale of any such minerals would constitute of the ditches and fire breaks in, through time of signing it, a statement of (c) So too, if adopted, the amendment be subject to the veto of the governor. and around unsold school and the items and parts of items to a fund to be loaned and invested The authority of the people will permit the voters by proper swamp lands and in clearing such which he objects, and the part of to enact laws, as provided in this the same as the permanent school Petition to require a vote on the question lands, such fund to be replenished any appropriation so objected to subdivision, shall extend only to and university funds, the Income of as long as needed from the enhanced shall not take effect. If the legislature of whether or not any law or port laws authorized by the provisions value realized from the sale be in session, he shall transmit such fund to be used In the construction, o£ the constitution. ti ereof, of certain classes of laws, of such lands so benefited." to the house in which the bill improvement and maintenance of p-.ssed by the legislature shall be repealed. originated a copy of such statement, If (c) THE REFERENDUM. STATE Of public roads. Under Section Two as It now stands and the items objected to in If the petition asking: for the within ninety days after the final the proceeds of the sale of school and whole or in part shall be separately adjournment of any session of the referendum is signed by fifteen per Swamp lands constitute the principal reconsidered. If, on reconsideration, legislature, a referendum petition, of a trust fund, the income of which one or more of such items cent of the voters of the state, the number signed by six per centum of the is used for the support of the schools, approved by two-thirds of the PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4. of whom is to be determined by electors ef the state, shall be filed educational and charitable institutions members elected to each hov^se, With the secretary of state against the number of votes cast for Governor of the state. Section Two as it now the same shall be a part or the By Chapter 382, Laws 1915, the legislature Any law or any part of a law, stands provides that the principal of law, n&twithstanding the objectionq Ut. i'se preceding election, the law so proposed an amendment to Section passed by the legislature at such such fund "shall forever be preserved of the governor. All the Two (2) of Article Six of the Constitution. referred to the voters will not take session, such law, or such part of IIBOTA inviolate and undiminished." provisions of this section, in relaUofl a law shall be submitted $0 the effect pending the referendum vote tQ bills not approved by the electors at tji^ next general or THE' EFFECT of the proposed thereon. The vote required to repeal a governor, shall apply in capes in Said Section 2 now reads as follows I special state-wide election, occurring which he shall withhold his approval amendment, if adopted, trill be to modify not less than ninety days after law passed by the legislature and the whole in or in part from "Section 2. SUPREME COURT— the filing of said petition. If a the provision last quoted to the classes of laws which cannot be so any item or items contained in a The supreme court shall consist of majority of the votes cast thereon extent of permitting the legislature to bill appropriating money." repealed are specified in Subdivlsloa one chief justice and two associate justices, be in the higitlye, provided such •et aside not to exceed 9250,000 of the but the number of associate justices "O" of the proposed amendment as BCsmtive vote be not lefeS tljan PURPOSE EFf?BCTi Under may be increased to a number AND principal of the trust fund as a revolving thirty-three per centum of the 10^ ^^5»V'V-.\N^i'* above printed. not exceeding four, by the legislature, the Constitution aa it now is, the £V» tai nn:uber of votes enst at such Submitted by the fund to be used for the purposes by a two-thirds vote, when it shall be election, £uch law Qr such part of eruor may veto any Item in an appropriation •tated in the amendment proposed. deemed necessary. It shall have original a lav/ shall thereby be repealed. bill, but he cannot cut down jurisdiction in such remedial cases Provided, that if g. referendum petition &§_JnajF be prescribed by law and appellate t.se amount approprinted for any upeeific ^PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 8. Legislature at Its is signed by fifteen per cen-_, Jurisdiction in all cases, both in tvm of the electors of the state, purpose. The amendment, if adopted, law and equity, but there shall be no By Chapter 386, Laws 1915, the legislature t.ie law, or part of a law, against PROPOSED AMENDMENT1 NO. S. will give the governor power to trial fey jury in said cour£. It shall proposed for adoption by the which such petition is filed shall General Session, electors an amendment of Section 7, 11914 one or more tefms in each year, reduce the amount of an appropriation be suspended pending the referendum By Chapter 380, Laws 1915, the legislature Article 6, of the constitution. ke the legislature may direct, at the vote thereon. Provided the proposed for adoption by the for any given purpo.se, unless upon Beat of government, and the legislature laiae shall ftsjial 33 per cent of the electors, an amendment of Section Six transmittal to the legislature of a may provide, by a two-thirds vote, The section now reads as followst votes at such election. (6), of Article Bight (8) of the Constitution. I 1915, Together that one term In each year shall be statement of the part of an item of an held In each or any judicial district. It '•'Section 7. PROBATE COURTS— Any law providing for a tax levy appropriation bill to which he objects, shall be the duty of such court to appoint There sliaH be' established in each organized or appropriating money for the Sectioa Six as it mow stands reads the two houses, each by a two-tliirda With a Statement county in the state a probate a reporter of its decisions. There current expenses of the state government ss follows I vote, approve the item as it was originally court, which shall be a court of record,4 shall be chosen, by the qualified electors or state institutions, any of the state, one c!6rk of the' su- and be held at such times and passed. act of the legislature submitting OF "Section 6 I N E S E N ?or places as may be prescribed by law. reme court, who shall hold his office a constitutional amendment or of the SCHOOL FUNDS The permanent It shall be held by one judge, who the term of four years, and until other question to the elofctoma of school and university fund of tuis state shall be elected by the voters of the his successor is duly elected and qualified the state, or any emergency law may be invested in the bonds of any county for the term of two years. He and the judges of the supreme necessary for the immediate preservation county, school district, city, town or 4. at PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO.- shall be a resident of such county court, or a majority of them, shall have of the public peace, PURPOSES village of this state, but no such investment the power to fill any vacancy in the the time of his election, and reside health, or safety, shall go into effect shall be made until approver} By Chester 384, Laws 1915, the legislature office of clerk of the supreme court therein during his continuance in office immediately upon its passage by the board of commissioners design p. jposed an amendment of Section and his compensation shall be until an election can be regularly had." and approval by the governor, and nated by law to regulate the investment Thirteen (13) of Article One (lj provided by law. He may appoint his •uch laws, except emergency laws, of the permanent school fund and Of the Constitution. If the proposed amendment Is adopted own clerk where none has been elected •hall not be subject to a referendum the permanent university fund of this but the legislature may authorize vote. All other laws shall go the section will then read as follows! state nor shall such loan or investment any The section as it now stands reads the election, by the electors of Into effect ninety dajrs after the be made when the bonds to be as follows! county, of one clerk of register of prorht adjournment of the legislature. A issued or purchased ®would make the powers, bate for such county, whose :i bill proposing an emergency law AND EffKTS, entire bonded indebtedness exceed flf "Section S. The supreme court duties, term of office and compensation "Section 13. PRIVATE PROPERTY shall contain a preamble briefly teen per cent of the assessed valuation •hall consist of one chief justice shall be prescribed by law. A probate FOR PUBLIC USE Private property setting forth the facts constituting of the taxable real property of the and six associate justices. Five the shall not be taken, destroyed or damaged court shall have jurisdiction over the emergency. A separate c?unty, school district, city, town or shall constitute a quorum, and the for public use, without just compensation estates of deceased persons and persons vote shall be taken upon the preamble village issuing such bonds nor shall concurrence of at least four shall therefor first paid or secured." under guardianship, but no other of such bill by a call of the such loans or indebtedness be made at be necessary to a decision. It Jurisdiction, except as prescribed by yeas and nays, and if the preamble a lower rate of interest than three per shall have original jurisdiction in this constitution. be adopted by a two-thirds vote cent per annum, nor for a shorter period such remedial cases as may be prescribed I' the amendment la adopted the amotion all the members of each house, of to than five years, nor for a longer by law, and appellate jurisdiction The amendment simply proposes it shall be an emergency law. will read aa follows: period than twenty years, and no Prepared by Hon. in all cases, both in law and substitute the word "four" for the change of the town, school district, equity, but there shall be no trial (d) GENERAL PROVISIONS.— "Section 13. Private property word "two" so that the sentence pre* city, village or of county lines shall by jury in said court. It shall hold All petitions provided for in this shall not be taken, destroyed or of relieve the real property in such town, one or more terms in each year, scribing the duration Of the term section shall contain a title indicating damaged for public use, without school district, county, village or city as the legislature may direct, at the subject and purpose of office will, if the amendment is adopt* Just compensation therefor first in this state at the time of the issuing the seat of government, and the the proposed law or constitutional paid or secured, and such private od, read as followst of such bonds from any liability for legislature majr provide, by a twothirds amendment, or the law, or part of property may be taken, destroyed taxation to pay such bonds." vote, that one term in each Lyndon A. Smith, a a law to be referred, and if #r damaged for the purpose of private "It shall be held by one judge, year shall be held in each or any change is proposed in an existing as well as public drainage who shall be elected by the voters If the proposed amendment fa adopt* judicial district. It shall be the constitutional provision or statute, upon just compensation therefor of the county for the term of four dh»ty of such court to appoint a reporter td it will then read as follows* in addition to referring to the being first paid or secured." years." of its decisions and a clerk same, it shall state the general of the supreme court." "The permanent school and university effect of the proposed change and THE PURPOSE of the proposed PURPOSE AND EFFECT! The fund of this state may be 1 also the full text of the proposed amendment is to permit the taking of PURPOSE AND EFFECTr The Sn amendment, if adopted will make the invested in the bonds of any county, law or amendment to the constitution, Attorney General a school district, city, town or preme Court as now constituted consists private lands for the purpose of drainage or of the law or part of term of office of the Judge of Probata viliage of this state, and in first of a chief justice and four associate law, to be referred. Any initiative purposes where the draia or ditch four years instead of two. mortgage loans secured upon im- or referendum petition may be 1 justices. The clerk of said court will be of no public- benefit, but on the proved and cultivated farm lands signed in separate parts but each of Minnesota. is now elected. If the amendment Is of this state. But no such investment contrary will only benefit the land or part shall conform to the provisions or loan shall be made until adopted, two associate justices will be herein contained. All petitions lands of the person or persons constructing Vitlted by the Catacombs. approved by the board of commiig shall be signed and verified added to the court and the clerk will the drainage dttch. sioners designated by law to regttlate before a person authorized to administer "Did I understand you to say yoi| be appointed by the court Instead of the investment of the permanent an oath, and shall be in school fund and the permanent being elected by the voters. were in Europe?" he asked of the PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. T. such form that a person signing a ie matt university fund of this stater petition thereby states under oath, Addressed to who was talking to a drummer acrocd nor shall such loan or investment PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 5. By Chapter 385, Laws 1915, the legislature the date of his signature, his residence, be made when the bonds to be is-sued the aisle. proposed for adoption by the that he is a qualified elector, or purchased would make the By Chapter 383, Laws 1915, the legis- I electors, an amendment of Section One that he has not previously "Yes, sir." life A. Sdrahl entire bonded indebtedness exceed lp.tme proposed adoption by. the (IT of Article Four (4) of the Constitution. signed any part of such petition, .r 15 per cent of the assessed valuation lectors, an amendment of Section "Were you In Rome?" and that he has signed the petition of the taxable property of the (11) of Article Four (4) of the with knowledge of the contents "I was there for a month, sir." county, school district, city, town Constitution. thereof. To each part of such petition Section One as it now stands, reads or village issuing such bonds nor shall be attached the affidavit "Ah, I am glad to have met you. I as followst shall any farm loan, or investment Said section now reads aa follows: of the person before whom 1 wanted to ask about I&>me. You visit* be made when such investment or the same was signed, which affidavit "Section 1. TWO HOUSES SESSIONS loan would exceed 30 per cent of 'Section 11. APPROVAL OF BILLS shall contain a statement of ed the catacombs, of course?" of The legislature shall consist the actual cash value of the farm BY GOVERNOR VETO POWER— the number of signers thereon, Secretary State of the senate and house of representatives, "Didn't have to. They^yisited me." land mortgage to secure said investment Kvery bill which shall have passed the that each of the signatures attached which shall meet biennially at nor shall such investments senate and house of representatives, in to such part was made in "How do you mean?" the seat of government of the state, or loans be made at a lower conformity to the rules of each house the presence of the affiant, that at such time as shall be prescribed by "Why, I never stirred out of the rate of interest than 3 per cent and the joint rules of the two houses, to the best of his knowledge and law, but no session shall exceed the per annum, nor for a shorter period shall, before it becomes a law, be presented belief each signature is the genuine hotel that they weren't striking me for term of ninety legislHtive days, and no than five years, nor for a longer to the governor of the state. If signature of the person whose new bill shall be introduced in either alms. Never saw such an infernal set| period than thirty years, and no he approves he shall sign and deposit name it purports to be, that he believes branch except on the written request change of the town, school district, it in the office of the secretary of state the persons who have signed In all my born days." of the governor, during the last twenty E THE ATTORNEY GEN­ •teFa OP city, (Village or of county for preservation, and notify the house such petition to be electors, that days of such session, except the attention "Don't you mean the lazzaropi?" lines shall relieve the real property where it originated of the fact. But they signed such petition with of the legislature shall be ERAL, ST. PAUL. in, such town, school district, If not, he shall return it with his objjections, knowledge of the contents thereof, "Of course. The catacombs and the called to some important matter of county, village or city in this state to the house in which it shall and that each person signed the general interest by a special message April 7, 1916. la^zaroni are the same thing, only 'catan at the time, of issuing of such nave originated when such objections same on the date stated opposite from the governor." -r bonds from any liability for taxation shall be entered at large on the journal his name. The circulation of the combs' is the Italian of it and the other Honorable Julius A, Schmahl, to pay such bonds." of the same, and the house shall petition provided for herein, or If the amendment is adopted, the is he English. If you haven't been of State* Secretary proceed to reconsider the bill. If, the prohibition of the circulation aection will then read aa followst THE PURPOSE of the amendment la 1 after such reconsideration, two-thirds thereof, may be regulated by law, Cniiitol. over I'd advise you to go—if you can of that house shall agree to pass the and in case the circulation of any to authorize the investment of the permanent Sec. 1. TWO HOUSES—SESSIONS. raise the dudads. You don't know hoir petition is prohibited by law, the bill, it shall be sent, together with the DEAR SIR: Pursuant to your re*u school and university funds in The legislature shall percentage of signers required on objections, to the other house, by which. much a trip abroad will broaden and est unci in accordance with the provisions consist of the senate and house of mortgage loans secmred upon improved 'first It shall likewise be reconsidered and any petition provided for in this representatives, which shall meet liberalize your mind." of Section 46, Statutes 1913, I if it be approved by two-thirds of that section shall be one-half of the and cultivated farm lands biennially at the seat of government house it shall become a law. But in percentage specified in subdivi•ions herewith hand you statement the And the other sank back and hid of. where the amount of the loans so secured of the state, at such time as all such cases the votes of both houses a, and of this section. purposes an^ effect of all amendments doe* not exeecd 30 per cent of shall be prescribed by law, but no himself in a corner, and he did not get •hall be determined ,by yeas and nays, session shall exceed the term of to the Constitution proposed by the and the names of the persons voting in shall the value of the land mortgaged. The percentage any case over looking pale for the next 30 miles. ninety (90) legislative days, and for or against the bill shall be entered legislature of 1915 and to be submitted be based upon the total number of no bill shall be introduced in either on the journal of each house respectively. THE EFFECT of the adoption of the votes cast for governor at the next to the electors at the next general branch, except on the written request If any bill shall not be returned preceding election. All petitions proposed amendment will be to permit of the governor, during the Real Academic Dignity. llection such statement also shows the by the governor within three provided for in this section shall the legislature to authorise the Investment last twenty days of such session, days (Sundays excepted) after it shall reading of the existing sections and contain the signature of not less Max Muller tell3 a story of one et except the attention of the legislature of the permanent school and have been presented to him, the same if the than one-half of the designated the way the same will read shall be called to some important •hall be a law in like manner as if Dr. Strachan Davidson's predecessors •ercentage of the electors in not university funds In farm mortgages aa Jy matter of general interest Amendments are adopted had signed it, unless the legislature, ess than one-fourth of the counties 11 master of Balliol. "Once, when returning above stated, as well aa in the bonds by a special message from the adjournment within that time, prevents Yours truly, of the state. In initiating a governor but the people reserve if any eaunty, school district, city* its return in which case it shall from a solitary walk. Doctor law or constitutional amendment, LYNDON A. SMITH, to themselves direct power as follows: not be a law. The governor may approve, electors who have signed the first town or viliage of this atate. Under Attorney General. Jenkins, whose regard for his own dignity I sign and file in the office of tne shall be qualified to sign the second •ectlon Six as it now reads bonds canaot secretary of state, within three daya was very great, slipped and 2elL petition. after the adjournment of the legislature, be purchased nales* they mature (a) CONSTITUTIONAL INITIATIVE.—When Two undergraduates, seeing the accident, any act passed during the last at any time prior to The sufficiency of all petition* at least ive and not more than twenty three days of tne session, and the same the commencement of any session ran tb assist him, and were Just PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 1. •hall be decided IVy the secretary rears after purchase. If the ameadnent •hall become a law. If any bill presented of the legislature, there shall have of state subject to review by the laying hands on him to lift him up la adopted, bonds and mortgages to the governor contains several been filed with the secretary of By Chapter 379, Laws 1915, the legislature eourt. If the secretary of state items of appropriation of money for the state a petition proposing an stay h* purchased If they ma tar* not when he descried a master of arts oom proposed adoption by decides that any petition is insufficient, he may object to one or more of such amendment to the constitution, Hectors, an amendment of Section Two he shall permit a reasonable less than five aor more than thirty Ing. 'Stop!' lie cried. 1 see a master items, while approving of the other Eight signed by two per centum of the 12) of Article of the Constitu­ time for making corrections to said a fears after purchase. portion of the bill. In such case, he electors of the state, the secretary tion, by adding Section Two of arts coming down the street,' and or for filing additional signatures. shall append to the bill, at the time of atate shall transmit the |ew paragraph. In the event of legal proceedings he dismissed the undergraduates with ef signing it, a statement of the item* PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 3. same to the legislature not later In court to prevent giving effect to to which ne objects, and the appropriation than ten daps after the commencement Section Two as mow stands reads nanjr thanks, and was helped on his (10) any such petition on account of so objected to shall not take effect. By Chapter 381, Laws 1915, the legislature of the session. If the Insufficiency, or any other ground, lis follows I legs by the M. A.*—London Chroniel* If the legislature be in session, proposed for adoption by the amendment fto proposed be not submitted the burden of proof Snail be upon he shall transmit to the house in which tiectors, an amendment or Article Nine to the electors by the legislature the person attacking the petition. Section 2. "SCHOOL AND SWAMP the bill originated a copy of such statement,' [9) of the Constitution by adding at such session, or if it be No law or amendment to the constitution LANDS—SCHOOL FUNDS FROM SALES section, as and the items objected to shall thereto a new which reads submitted in an amended form, Wasps appear to be well-nigh as of such as are initiated and approved by PF—The proceeds lands lollows: be senary teTv reconsidered. If, on reconsideration, then, upon a further petition or may the the electors as herein provided, or hereafter be granted by dustrious as ants or bees. One authom for one or more of such petitions, each signed by eight per shall be heJ.d unconstitutional or United States the use of schools Ity has declared that the cardinal do» Items be approved by two-thirds of the centum of the electors of the state, The Is void on account of the insufficiency within each township in this state "Section 17. legislature to members elected to each house, the flled with the secretary.of state of any initiative petition nor shall phall remain a perpetual school fund hereby authorized provide by trine of the wasp is: "If any wasp will same shnll be a part, the law, notwithstanding within six months after the adjournment the repeal of any law submitted to the state ana not more than onethird law for the mining and sale of ahy of not work, neither shall he eat." two the objections of the governor. of the legislature, the by referendum petition be held Invalid of said lands may be sold in iron ore or other minerals which All the provisions of this section. amendment proposed in the first for such insufficiency. five the state owns, in its sovereign capacity, Division of labor is clearly seen in j'oars, one-third In years, and one- Fortns in relation to bills not approved etltion. or one or more amended of and as trustee for the people t' irt in ten years but the lands the wasp's nest. Some of the workers bv th» governor, nrrlv in eases theYeof. shall be submitted of the state, which are situate All initiative laws and constitutional f?rr«atest valuation shall be sold to the elector* for their approval In which he shall withhold his approval under the waters or Wed of any amendments shall be so teem to be specially employed as for fi or Provided, that no portion of said or rejection at. the next general Or f'om any ftem or iterns contained in a meandered public lake or river, submitted to the electors- as to ,^ri sbMVbe sold otherwise than at Rgers and soldiers, others appear to bill appropriating money.". special state-wide election occurnot and for that purpose mav rrovlde permit an affirmative or negative r.i sale. The principal of nil funds less than ninety days of for the drainage any such lake vote upon ench measure submitted. be told off as nurses and guardians^ from snles or other disposition after the filing of any such further It la pronosed to »3nend that aeetioV or river, or the diversion of- the If conflicting nronosed laws i. i|,iq ry other property, granted or petition. Any amendment while yet others are engaged as papery to or waters thereof a new bed state Ve that it shall read as fol^owsi or conf :h'r!g nrono^d Pmenrt•nento ms'-ed to this in each town- Initiative proposed by petition p,nd. channel, that be Kfcio for educational purposes, provided, however, shall to the constitution ap- uu&oru and masons. in ita original or In an amended vested *Veotion 11. Every bill riparian rights of pvie the election. the s».tne UA SMSmf ,:*t' w, t»i!i WMu mm