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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1920
Page
7
A mixed page shows a bank statement ending September 26 1920 with totals for cash on hand deposits and liabilities, plus a probate and guardianship notice for multiple estates with claims due by December 1 1920. Also includes a summons fromUintah Fourth Judicial District Court regarding a divorce case and a notary public certification.
October meeting called in Vernal Utah to devise means to meet company obligations by offering additional stock subscriptions. If subscriptions fail, directors may mortgage or dispose of assets. Other business to be conducted. Dated October 6 1920. A Hatch President. C A Cawley Secretary. 41-3%
Proposed amendments to the Utah Constitution sections on municipal corporations and tax rates for state and district purposes. The document details how cities may form charters, how commissions are chosen, and the scope of local powers, plus a second resolution defining property tax limits and distribution to state and district schools with a future effective date.
Proposed concurrent resolution proposes amending Article XVI to extend the right of action for injuries resulting in death with no loss from statutory limits, subject to existing exceptions. The measure directs the Secretary of State to submit it to voters at the next regular election and sets January 1, 1931, as its effective date upon adoption. Harden Bennion certifies the document.
The document outlines Senate Concurrant Resolution No 3 proposing to amend Section 1 Article XIV of Utah's Constitution to raise the state debt limit to 3 percent of property value, with restrictions on incurring indebtedness and a directive for Secretary of State to submit the amendment to voters at the next election, effective January 1.
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