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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
6
A notice from the Auditor of Emmons County North Dakota announces a certificate of nominations. Details specify the official action and the county authority handling the filing. The document confirms submission status and related procedural steps for the candidate placements.
The following proposed amendments to the Constitution of the State of North Dakota are presented by Thomas Hall Secretary of State. The measures are set for the November general election to be approved or rejected.
A concurrent resolution proposes amending Article 16 section 202 of the North Dakota Constitution to shift amendment power from the legislature to the people. The measure would require future amendments to be submitted to qualified electors at the next general election and be approved or rejected under state provisions.
A concurrent resolution advances an amendment to Section 216 of the state constitution. It proposes permanently locating several state institutions with land grants, including a soldiers' home near Bismarck, a school for the blind at Pembina, an industrial school at Ellendale, a forestry school in Minot, a science school at Wahpeton, and a normal school at Minot, all subject to review and voter approval.
The document outlines a proposed amendment to section 185 of article 12 of the North Dakota constitution. It would bar state, county, city, township, school districts or sub-divisions from lending credit or aiding private individuals or corporations, except for the poor, and from internal improvements without a two thirds public vote. It preserves state highway funding via money appropriated or later taxed.
A constitutional amendment proposes legislative power to erect purchase lease and operate terminal grain elevators in North Dakota with state maintenance inspection weighing and grading of all grain received. referred to the next general election for approval or rejection by qualified electors.
In the 1911 and 1918 session laws, provisions authorize the classification of property for taxation purposes. The statutes outline the framework for distinguishing real and personal property, guiding assessment rules and tax rates as applied by local authorities.
The passage explains that land or rails used for carrying persons, property, or messages may be assessed by the state board of equalization as provided by law. If a railroad allows any part of its roadway to be used for non-railroad purposes, that portion is assessed as real property under existing assessment rules.
Secretary of State Thomas Hull certifies that proposed constitutional amendments passed the Twelfth and Thirteenth Legislatures and will appear on the official ballot for the November 3 1914 general election. Great Seal dated October 2 1914 at Bismarck.
Visiting brothers in good standing invited, Irvine. CC join Mel, KL of RL & Ss.
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