Montana constitutional amendments submitted in 1950 ballots
Two proposed measures listed: one to separate the Department of Labor and Industry from Agriculture with electable commissioners, and another to limit indebtedness for municipalities and school districts. Both specify submission at the November 1950 general election, with approval dates and official certifications by Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell. Also a creditors notice for Frank A. Newman estate with a ten month claim period.
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Montana
State of Montana
Bureau of Labor and Industry
Bureau of Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
State of
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor and Industry
Senate
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
C. L. Walker
Frank A. Newman
Everett
Newman
First National Bank
Great Falls
Everett H. Newman
Jardine, Chase and Stephenson
Tal
Montana Given Amendment on County Indebtedness Limitation
An Act to provide for submission to Montana voters of an amendment to Section 5 Article XIII of the state constitution. The measure proposes limiting county indebtedness without majority elector approval and sets the election for November 1950.
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State of
Montana
Legislative Assembly
Mont
26Th Legislative Assembly
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
Amendment authorizes county bonds under Montana law
The text describes taxing and bonding limits for Montana counties, requiring state law approval for large indebtedness and setting ballot wording for a constitutional amendment. It notes printing on ballots and how elector preference is indicated, with section on counting and canvassing votes under state law.
Montana Amendment Submission and Effect Proclamation
The passage and approval date March 2 1949 states the amendment shall take full force upon public proclamation by the Governor and become part of the Constitution, with Section 5 detailing submission to qualified voters in Montana and relation to county indebtedness limits without majority approval.
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Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
United States OF America
State OF Montana
Notice of Declining County Office Candidacy
Earl Turnbull states in a public notice dated July 12 1950 that he will not accept any County office or job while clarifying he is not a deputy to Harry Van De Riet. The notice appears in two publications on Sept. 28 and Oct. 5.
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Harry van de Riet
Earl Turnbull
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