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NOTICE OF ELECTION— CON5T1
TIONAL AMENDMENT
Chapter 97., .. .
"An Act for the Submission to the qual
ified Electors of the State cf Montana of
an Amendment to Section 10 of Article IX
of the Constitution of the State of Montana,
Relating to the Qualifications of County Su
peri n tendent« of Schools and Schoo! District
nrfirerm "
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF MON
TANA:
Section 1. That Section 10 of Article IX
of the Constitution of the State of Montana
h< amended as hereinafter provided and that
the qu*~tion of said amendment be subraitt
ed to the qualified electors of the State of
election.
Section 2 That Section 10 of Article IX :
of the Constitution of the State of Montana
be and the same is hereby amended to read
as follows :
"Section 10. All persons possessing the
qualifications for suffrage prescribed by Sec
tion 2 of this Article as amended and such
otb r qualifications as the legislative as
•en.hly may by law prescribe, shall be eli- j
giMc to hold the office of county superin
tendent of schools or any other school dis
triât office "
Section 3. Separate official ballots shall
b. provided »t the general election to be
h.-: I in November, U24, which shall have
r, W ,h.r~n .1 .? Strtta. » of Article
I' of the fons.itution of the s *ate
M .tana as amended by this Act. and below
same shall he printed the words.
Against the foregoing amendment
to the Constitution.
I or the foregoing amendment te
the Constitution.
—
Each elector =ball designate his prefer- '
ence !>y marking au "X" in the square be-|
fore the proposition for which such elector,
desires to ovte.
Section 4. The votes cast for and aaginst j
th *' ajB.-ndinent above proposed shall be can-j
va cd. determined and declare! as provided j
t- 'h.- relierai laws of the State of Mon
. ... .
ti.n d. All acts nnn parts of Acta in i
:ct are hereby repealed. i
This Act shall take effect and j
1 force from and after its passage j
»""royal.
Secretary of State j
of th- of do
tn • a.
r.
he
a- <'
-I March 7. 1923.
11 r-> \
SEAL)
UN'TRI)
TATES OF AMERICA,
TATE OF MONTANA.
ss.
I.
T.
tnat tee foregoing is a true and cornât j
' . nn «ft ® n ^} b ' ed: An Act for the
» ubmis'-;. n to the Qualnfed Electors of the j
* V n *"«° r " n ^ meadrn ® nt to See-j
tioi ,0 > • Article lx of the Constitution j
a ^ e °, Montana, Relating to the j
Qual.r mations of County Superintendents of
Fchoe and School District Officers. ,
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have here- !
n t my hand and affixed the Great !
cf the State of Montana, at Helena, |
'apital, thw 1st day of August, A. D
'
!
"An Art tn ProvM, for thr ,„bn>i»loa |
to thr Qii.-ilifiod Elector, of th, St.t, of
Montana of an Amendment to the Const!
riition of the State of Montana by adding (
Thereto an Article to be known as Article
v XII i Providing for the Payment of Ad-j
justed Comnensation to Bonn FîH» Bp«. !
i;Ws of the State of Montana Who Served
en Active Duty in the Army. Nan or Ma
^1.« Corps of the United States In the World;
War and U, Such of Said Persons Who Be-j
Ing Citizens of the United States Served
in the Naval, Military or Air Forces of
Any of the Governments Associated With !
t)c Unitetl States During Said War. and
Authorizing the Incurring of an Indebted
ness; Authoring the Issuing of Bonds : ■
Providing for the Levy of a Tax. 1
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE
Ta'va MBLY ° F THE STATE OF MON- I
TANA:
Section 1. That the Constitution of the
nte of Montana be amended as herein
a.ter provided, and that the question of
•uch amendment be submitted to the qual- i
ified electors of the State of Montana nt :
the irencral election to be held in Novem- I
^Section 4 ' T~ Th th r • '
M , That , the Constitution of the ,
State of Montana lie and the same is here
unto
S»*a'
th
.192;
C. T. STEWART.
Secretary of State.
L-v't publication, Oct. 29, 1924.
NOTICE OF ELECTION—CONSTITU
TIONAL AMENDMENT
Chapter 137
înow[T I - f,*s T Y YiT* \ an article
W»! article XXII, and to read as fol
l0WB . —,
wioto thn ni rit t ♦ . .J" or ' W to
r^litnnl I°h Patl ?" t,9ra and loyalty,
If rnA - h0 rrst, !?. de °? tb ® p tate
' c d i? recognition of the splen-;
îwi[ «i" 1 " 1 î n * he var
man Fmniïe ? St ?, t f 8 a ? d th ? ,, Gpr -
man Kmpire and its allies, there shall be
iaùid tO P n r r C t h H P0 !T O, r» I h °- . Was regularly
callel .enlisted, drafted, inducted or com
rnissiotied and who served on active duty
in the Army, Na\-y or Marine Corps of the
United States between the sixth day ïf
Apr,! Nineteen Hundred and Seventeen and
it * 0 ^ F 'i V0 r th u* Day « of ^ ov ®mebr, Nineteen
twT^ntS^ în r " h 0no<1 lonir u r tha ' 1
j ° months, and to each person who. he
t?me " of ,tlT0 ? United States at the
.VuTy in the Zv h0m g; Ber '; ed op nctiy ''
S of ti ™ m ' , ' tary of . air . fpr ^ of
United Sates during n th""° C,af ql ^ th the
Irai allied pow.-rs between ' th<» " C0M c
April Nineteen Hundred <siî l «w,* Xth d 5 r *£ f
eleventh dav of November
rod Eighteen, for* a period' long^th«^ 1 ?!?'
months; and at the tin-,, nt i?^ ^ a »? two,
listment Induction conn- «! ^n* 1 ' 3 ° a ' ' , en *
* U. f^rVes^' orthe^ s£t7 IC o r f
Montana, the sum of To n Dollar« « 0(W
for each month or maior fraction 7h™i
that such person was n,-t!^
Ing said war. whether before of after v?
vember 11. 19 Î8 . not to /x^d how^r «
^I«w if HinwÄ'W f b l '!
provided, that such person« who bäv« ^
reived extra compensarion from any othe^
state, or nation other than th« United
Mates for such active service shall not he
«nies« 0 * 1 tb° rnrYlprT " , ati°n under this Article
C led 5 h 1 amopnt of u compensation «0 re
c. ned n less than they would Tv euitle-»
to hereunder in which event thev sh- ! ré.
tbe difference between the corr.pen«n
on allowbb. under this Article and the
:££" <tzr::£° n nW ^ ]y r,C ^
♦ her tb t 8tate ""tion, provided fur
♦her that persons who have received greater
componction than the regular pay of the
Army Navy, or Marine Corps and com mo-1
tatimi for quarters and subsistence, shall
r t he entitled to receive compensation un-*
d-»r this article unless the amount of the
Article XII, Section 1.
waa
♦bl7 compensation so received is less than I
they would he entitled to hereunder, in
vhich event they shall receive the difference !
between ,he compensation allowable under!
[•il» Of »I 0 a 7 d »k 8UC ï ° Ttra compensation. In
in th0 d08th ° f any " uch Person while
raid to 7- rv,ce an . *M ua l «mount shall be
♦ Î * t ." arv iving widow, if not re- t
mar ,rd the time compensation is return tori'
" ,n .r-r . h * n(> 7! dow apd left child- i
♦L* . ? h . iB # »«r'-lving children, or in
ä »'
;
Rect o-, ' V T be ' v '' , P««»* u-ed in
S 'h/b'* <V 1
SäSF:
«nœutances amounting to a diahoaorabl»
^ * fl ^ lK>n0rable du -
charge, and such further information as the
State Auditor may require. Such eertifW
cate shall be presented to the State Auditor
or his representative together with an hon
orab.e discharge or release from active ser
vice, or in case of its loss a properly au.
thenticated record of service, or in the event
that claimant is sli . in the service a pro pe r >
authenticated record of all active service
ppr ~™. d by claimant, or if the same be
prea0 "J!? b > wldo t 'T' c " d 0 t ï
ZtS
'•vi'ience o, death, to ether with Pr°Pfr j
authenticated reco 1 rd of serv * ce - aad the bUte
Auditor shall endorse upon such di.-charge,
fT 1 ®* 16 ® record of active service the fact
- bat lt was made the basis of the app.ion
^ion ; and shall return such discharge or re
lease of record of active senvee to the claim
? nt f . r ' nd »^» forthwith draw his warrant
I« the name of the claimant upon the Vet
«Tan's Compensation Fund for an amount
equal to Ten Dollars (Î10.00) for each and ev
er >' month of active service, or major portion
thereof, subsequent to the sixth day of April.!
Nineteen Hundred Seventeen, not exceeding
*mwever a total of Two Hundred Dollars,
'*200.00), and the State Treasurer shall pay
such warrants from the veterans Compensa
tion Fund.
In cases where application for compensation
is made by the widow, children or parents
of a deceased veteran, such person shall
furnish the same information as though the
application were made by the deceased vet
eran, and the State Auditor shall prepare
an appropriate form of certificate to cover'
,;uch cases. Compensation allowed to the
children of deceased veterans shall be paid
t- the guardians of such children, which
KU l ardian if appointed by the courts of this
«täte, shall serve without compensation and
j n the discretion of the court without bond,
, nd „ - ta „ be the duty of every County
attorney in this state to appear in the courts
pr render any other necessary legal assist
ante in behalf of such children in so far
the provisions of this Article are con
erned. wrthout compensation and no public
ofifeer shall collect any fees in any pro
cecding brought in behalf of such children
to secure compensation under this Article.
,
The* State Auditor is empowered to make
such additional resasonable requirements i
from applicants as are necessary to prevent
fraud or the payment of cornpensat'on to per- f
(sons not entitled thereto. j
"Section 4. The State Auditor shall furn
uh free of chafge, upon application there^ |
for. the necessary form of certificat» to all 1
persons entitled thereto, and may establish
a* different point* within the State .f Mon
tana officer at which there shall he l;ept on
file for the use of persons covered by this
Article a sufficient number of form. « *f cer-*
tificates so that there may bo no delay in
the payment of this compensation. The State
Auditor may authorize the county auditor,
or county clerk .or both, of any county of
the state to act for him in receiving applica
tions under the provisions of this Article,
.and shall furnish such person with the pro
}x . r certificates to enable him to accept such
application. The State Auditor is
au
tborired and directed to procure such print
; n( - and office supplies and equipment, and
employ such ;»ersons as may he neces
san. in order to properly carry out the pro
visions of this Article, and all expenses in
e 11 i-ro<l by him in the administration of this
Article he paid hv warranta upon the Vet
praTH * Comnensntion Fund
Compensation Fund.
"Section 5. For the purpose of providing
means for the payment of compensation
hereunder and for paying the expenses of
administration the State Board of Examln
f>^,ri7ed th !. m 'r^i.tr^4 ^i
^ d dl*®®*®«! *2
[he nul^P^of "»hi« a ArflrU. InA
iï (Kp r«mp If Mill ' fn
onj ^ th' îmôn'n tS ,oS, " MiU
lion Fiv, Hundred Thousnnd Doll»-.
(*4.500.000.00) in excess of tho constitu
tioral limitation of indebtedness of the State
of Montana and over and above any bonded
indebtedness of said state heretofore créât
oA nr imnrr^A ■ u j
obligated The bonds provided for in this
Article shall be issued in denomination of
One Thousand Dollars (f 1.000.00) each, and
shall bear interest at a rate not exceeding |
five and one-half per cent (6%^) per an
num payable «emi-annuallv on the first davs
of January and July of * each vear at th^
office of the State Treasurer of the State
of Montana, or at some hank in a citv out
side of the State of Montana designated by
the State Treasurer- =uch bonds shaM he °
dated on the first dav of January or th» ®
first day rf July and shall become due and
navable twenty (201 year« from their Hate
and he redeemable at the option of the State
Board of fiSmineA at any ^ time after te^ ®
(10) vears from their date' at unv^Interest
paying period The bonds herein referred to
shall be in siich form as may he prescribed
by the Attorney General and approved by
the Stat ® Board of Examiners, and shall
signed by the memhers of said board and
issued under the great seal of the ^tnte of
TTie Adjutant General shall advise with
and assist the State Auditor in the per
formance of the duties of the Auditor under
this Article.
Montana, and shall he registered in the of
fi ce of the State Treasurer .Said bonds shall
have interest coupons attached thereto cov
«ring the interest due semiannually, which
coupons shall be executed with fax-single
signatures of all the members of the State i
Board of Examiners, and the signing of
said coupons with said facsimile signature I
Fba11 ^ rocognlzed as sufficient execution
of ssid coupon« on behalf of the State of .
| Montana. (
tv. t , ... ...
. * r 2 yif 2^ J n g 119 article shall |
• di P® 9 ®« b v the State Board of Exam-,
"fth "h't »««nee they .ha« deem
1 \Z Ï Z r ? CBrry - i
I.m j U |v ^ pro^visions of this Article ; pro
less *t h a n^i t s ° p a r n v a 1 ue a b< " *" X '°*'* of for
1 man its par value.
: Bonds issued under the provisions of this
V*:; 1 * 1 : ha1 ^ investment for any
of the funds of the State.
' "^tion 6. The money arising from the
sa1< * ° f of bonds Bha ll be deposited
,n th ° State Tr ® asa Yy to the credit of a
!-P®®»al fund to he known as the "Vereran's
^ omr f n ' satinn Fund" which shall he used
o r «he payment of the compensation pro
vided in this article and for paying the
° f a ^^^ratlon thereof For
i r - 7^- ,° f carrying out the provisions
? f there is hereby appropriated
1 rnTY1 >bo Veterans* Compensation Fund the
' ' ur ? ?! ,, F ° UT ^'llion Five Hundred Thons
;, 1 nd ?° ,,ar » (*[.^0,000.00) or so much
th ^ ,, M M « y âS », I
>rction 7. All payments or allowances
! "J*" ' hU Art "'* aha|t ^ |
' ^ a ; ] . | taTntî ° T , apd from ? ®' T V and «ale )
i " n p *"' ution - '
"^«on S. That there shall be levied
;® nua1 y a tax not exceeding one mill on 1
bo do,1a f all property in the State of '
Montan«, «uhject to taxation, which s«M !
tax n ' ben collected by the County Treasurers :
tbe of the State of Montana shall
^ them accounted fn- and naid into th J
>ta U Treasury of th- State of Montana and I
*« by the State Treasurer placed 1- nr f |
1 credited to a fund to he known a« th» "V- '
^mpensatlor Bond Betirement Fumf
1 «nd which fun-« «hnH be used excln-c- !
^ or ,Vp Payment of th-» principal and ?
! terest accruing on said honds nC,Pa a ' i
! terest accruing on said honds
I "Section 9 No char - mode hv anv agent
nota«"® public or atto- — fop „ servie» in
! ronre-tion with obtain, g the allowance a«
Provided for by this Article shall h» r^4
Hired hv the state and any pemon who
a consideration discount« or attempts to dis
"o«"*. or for a consideration advances money
t «non any certiifcate or certificates issued
pursuant to the term« of thl« Article VhaB
i ^ «rulltv of a gro«« misdemeanor
"Pectlon 10. Anv person, who with Intent
s
; w ssru ää
r or the purpose of obtaining fund« provided
1 & Ar*Jr B
gft
V , '. drl ®* B authortrlng the issuing of
*»"* |B " amount not to exceed Four Mil
; lion_ Five Hunderd Thousand Dollars
(Sî, 500.000.00), and providing for the levy 1
i of a tax.
i
Against the amendment to the Constitu
'ion relating to the payment of adjusted
i compensation to bona fide residents of the i
• of Montana who serevd on active duty
; j n th,. Army, Navy, Marine Corps of the 1
United State9 in the wor i d w>r to such j
persons who. being citizens of the United
States served in the Naval, Militarv or Air J
fo . rc « of ogvernments associated
with f ne XJ nited states duririg said awr: au- i
j thorizmg the incurring of an indebtedness : i
authorizing the issuing of bonds in an i
am ount not to exceed Four Million Five i
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($4.500,000.00).
and providinR for the , evy of a
_ . ® j
S^fne ^ thï '
* r ' c n e * before _ the proposi
■ t,op for whlch sa » d elector desires to vote. |
1 section 4. That the votes cast for and
j against the amendment aobve proposed shall j
be canavssed and determined as provided by !
! the general election laws of the State of 1
Montana. (
Section 5. All Acta and in j
■
conflict herewith are hereby repealed.
Section 6. This act shall take effect upon
its passage and approval.
Approved March 8, 1923.
(SEAL)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF MONTANA '
as.
I. C. T. STEW'ART, Secretary of State
of the State of Montana, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true and correct
copy of an act entitled : "An Act to Pro
vide for the Submission to the Qualified
Electors of the State of Montana of an
Amendment to the Constitution of the State
of Montana by Adi,.* Thereto an Artlcfc?to
Be Known as Article XXII. Providing for
the Payment of Adjusted Compensation to
Bona Fide Residents of the State of Mon-!
Una Who Served on Active Duty in the
Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United
States in the World War and to Such of
Said Persons Who Being Citizens of
United States Served in the Naval.
Mili
lar >' or Air Forces of Any of the Govern
Associated W'ith the United .States
During said War and Authorizing the In-,
rurring of an Indebtedness; Authorizing the
Issuing of Bonds; Providing for the Levy
»» a
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have here
unto set my hand and affixed tho Great
Seal of the State of Montana, at Helena,
the Capital, this 1st day of August A. D
1924.
the
C. T. STEWART.
Secretary of State
l ast publication, Oct. 20, 1024.
"An Act to Submit to the qualified Elec
NOTICE OF ELECTION—CONSTI
TUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Chapter 131.
tors of the State of Montana an Amend
ment to the Constitution of the State of
Montana. Adding Thereto a New Article,
Providing for the Acceptance and Adminis
tration by the State of Gifts, Donations,
Grants and Legacies for the Creation of a
State Permanent Revenue Fund, for the Cre
ation of a State Permanent School Fund,
for the Creation of a Permanent Revenue
Fund for the Unievrsity of Montana, and
for the Benefit of other Useful. Benevolent
and Worthy Objects ; and Authorizing the
State to Administer Other Funds Together
with Those Hereinehfore Indicated "
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY OP THE STATE OF MON
TANA:
Section 1 That the Constitution of the
State of Montana be amended as hereinafter
« irov i dod - a P d that the question of such
amendment be submitted to the qualified elec
.«>« r *'^
^ l'oé , 1 ' 1 '
o TW fh ' J? 24 '*,*, *• r ♦».
% C ° n8t, i^ 10T1 % T *î he
:° f i,
l*™ J adding there
to a npw Article to be known and des
Ing^nd a r Artic,e Tw®Pty-One (21). read
and VT
X oi T 'v tv c* ♦
21) ?**
?! h JJ ehy and covenant
to accep t from any natural person or
t'fP 0 ""• «"'de or outside of the State,
p,ft3 ' dona tions. grants and legacies in any
n % Hund r ed
", Dollar! * each - for the creation,«®
f «.State Permanent Revenue Fund, for the
reat i«« of a State Permanent School Fund,
F u r nd th fpr ° f P f e ™ &r \ ent Revenue
Fund for the University of Montana, and for
^ . B ®« ef, t «* scientific, educational and
ba «1t«ble work subject, however, to all the
r « v,si . ons and hm ,ta . tl 1 ons of th,s artir1 ®
.. Sect,or 2 article 21). The State fur
the î! • Rreos .. and covenant« to hold in trust all
suc . h , contributions (jdfts. donations, grants,
S!n v le Sd*tL' ïnÂ""^ ^ Same I^ rpet ;
^ apply the net earnings thereof
therein directed, subject, however, to the
limitations °„ f 1 . thi9 Act . . ,
«f p f 21 ^ # The *u^original
a11 conbnbpt, o nR fw the State
L S ,1, r^% Fun !Î' /° T S Ute Per I
I'S / U "J- a T pd . for Flânent
i i tbe Umversity of Montana
* Wed \o «uch funds respectively and
I ^ om ^* P ®f pa ™ b,e , and ' pvlo,abl ® Parts there
?!■„ Contributions^for other objects may con
. ,n . a P rov,s 'on to the effect that the net
( oarmngs thereof, or part of the net earnings,
R hall be added to the principal for a certain
| length of time, or until it has reached a cer
tain amount, or until the happening of a cer
tain event, but such contingent event shall
i not be more remote than permitted by the
laws effecting perpetuities: but no contribu
con ^ ipipR 9Uch Provision as to nccumu
lations shall be accepted by the State until it
{ms been approved by the supervisory board
hereinafter constituted, which board shall
have power to reject any sum contribution
tbat » may deem unwise.
.. " 0Ctl ? n ,, 1 J of Artl<d ® 21).. The State Treas
keep a permanent record of all ;
l? ch p ' îf' « lon al»ons. grants and legacies, j
l* ^ the . ° f ,he ,!river ' , tb ® purpose I
? f »! ie COI } tr,bu t ,o n. or any other essentia! ,
acts relating thereto. A duplicate of this
Ä .tVl* ^^'7 ^
^etusHv «« - rhnli h ®. Preserved per
1 ™ me . mor,tt '• tb ® »«vers
a ! h , ,n «®ciety The Legislative ;
***'«!! t«m® to time make pr.i
^ R ^ f n o i^ SU V ta ^. pu ^ ? ity ® anc ®rrilng the
I Woî" o
, n J* Ar t*®l® 21). The same State
| ®? ard apd pff .' a ®" {hat have charge of the
) ^,"0 ! fJ nd »Î f Ä^t ♦ T.»° v the V ''' Vr
' «f thi V« * f Ï 5ha11 haVp
th* funds 'îdSS^Îtera»» un^Th™ 15 ??- 1°' in
1 these funds «hall be i-v^ted ? a rt'®^. AM
' fund to be ' imoJT * • v ®*tml as one common
! SSSnS Trust J dos, ® Pat « d «h -
: a ,.... contribution 'î? d {„ L0CaCy î»î ,n, Tn
« «h surh ^nrd sh«!! 0 'T™ th ' ,n '
J ^loon^ ^actlcahV ^ into
I Section (i lnf bt l 0,1 *„ ,
| of 21 > , All investments
' Hveh- P. h ?' ! h0 " af v e,y and conserva
long» omll bp ^iven to
! t „" n 7™, J®®n r ®d by first mortgogea on
nroducino- f« homes or on cultivated ami
t n
nroducino- f« « homes or on cultivated ami
i SÄ".™; L'liüÄ all
Montana Bo^ . 0, ^ uplb r a P®®". and also to
nose« All® « k { 7 Ued for . ® d u®ational pur
r^avahle l! ♦v. h ,oai ?" t . and bonds shall he
which * a -7 ,or ! ,zatl o n Plan. No loan in
fifty r s a mortgage shall ex
n f the^r^l^? f 1 . of th ® »®tual cash value
Iminsh^n ^ V f n " 8W-a P ty - No farm
vrara „ ! a ,on »t® 1 r P®nod than forty
ertv'^sha'î? hL° f 0 ®" T Ured on rceidence prop
tf vear« M f ? r * lon *" P®riod than h»sr.
LIT 1 ? an F, T u red on town or city
ill ?
Äf»
vratme/t " eror, 7 th ®*® investments In
aS tk&rniuarÂîr
aggflgsawÄSi
SfSSSffgSaS®
work, or otherwise and educational
| and well beh^Tf 5;" th ® PW«i
All long term investments shall be on the
amortization plan. Further regulations and
limitations concerning these investments shall
h® Provided by law.
Section 8 (of Article 21.) Whenever the j
security given for a loan is liable to dam- I
age or destruction by fire, the insurance
company accepting the risk shall be absolute- !
!y liaole to ^ staU , for the fu „ amoU nt I
of the policy, and the policy iteelf shall
specifically recite such full liability. The
State may itself provide for insurance on
any property constituting security for its
loans.
Section 9 inf Article *>i » The T-eo-:«l»tive
A-.-mhU- m-»- nr " ... n- wa»«
and mean- Vr>r 1 bwinninv or increàsïnir
T fl JZSl* 2 * hf fhi«
of the funds created, or authorized by this
Artic1 ®'
Section 10 (of Article 21.) The State of :
Montana sha n accept for investment und ad-,
ministration together with the aforesaid funds
constituting the Montana Trust and Legacy 1
fund, but as separable parts thereof, sinking ;
funds, permanent funds, and cumulative ,
funds belonging to the State and it* political
subdivisions, and also other funds designated
by the Legislative Assembly, when requested
to do so by the authorities having the care
and custody of such funds. All such funds •
and the accrued interest, less the State cum
pensation hereinafter fixed, shall be repaid
when due. The provisions of this section shall
not apply to the Public School Fund« of The
I State, which school tund shall be adminis
tered separately as already prescribed by the!
constitution.
Section 11 (of Article 21) The State shall !
; be entitled to receive as 'compensation for ,
. the administration of all the fund* admin- 1
isUred under this act one twentieth d-'O.i
of all the interest collected 'hereon each
£.r On tlj ÎSTaTÏT olmtaTi Sch
year, the State Treasurer shall transfer to
the State Genera! Fund such one twentieth
(1-20) of all the interest collected during the
i year, less all the losses ascertained during !
| the year, which losses shall be deducted from
the one twentieth constituting the compensa- 1
tion of the State. The balance of the inter- j
est collected shall be the net earnings and (
shall be credited pro rata to each and every
fund constituting the Montana Trust and
Legacy Lund that was in the keeping of the |
| p täte on January 1st of that year, based
, the total thereof on that date, and shall be;
! added to such fund, or held available for the !
■ beneficiaries as the case may lie. Sums due
i beneficiaries shall be paid out during the en- j
j suing month of January as far as practica-'
' hie.
III:
Section 12
earnings accrued to
Revenue Fund shall
thereto until it
One Hundred
(of Article 21.) All the net
the State Permanent
annually be added 1
has reached the sum !
Million Dollars <?100.-|
Thereafter only one twentieth
net earnings shall b*
u00.000.00».
j of the annual
j added to the fund itself, and the remaining
nineteen twentieth.- of the net earning* shall
be used for the general expenses of the State.
* s ®Çtum 13 (of Article 21). All the net
i earmn K3 accruing to the State Permanent
1 Sch 2°l. Fund shall annually be added thereto
j unt ^ if bas reached the sum of Five Hund
( ^ Million Dollars (?'>00,000.000.00). There
a ^ t ® I l or, iy on ® twentieth of the annual net
earnings shall be added to the fund itself.
and tbe remaining nineteen twentieths shall
a 2 nua,,y h® apportioned to the school dis
tr icts of the State on the basis of the ag
F»^F at ® actual school attendance in each dls
trict durin F preceding school or calendar
year by persons between the ages of six and
®>Rht®«n years and shall be used exclusively
for ®<l uca tional purposes, subject to such regu
lation9 an d limitations as may be prescribed
i by ,aw
| Section 14. (of Article 21). All the net,'
j î? rn ! n| " accruing to the Permanent Revenue
* f und for th ® University of Montana shall
j annually he added thereto until it has reached
! the sum One Hundred Million Dollars
uU" T'X 00 .nnJ^ to «rn"™,°"'t»lr£
odilJd to thé
nineteeï twentieth.; k1 Va £
a n the efl^atio^nl Inïrii.tï^n.
fnl thx Jf' u* \ then compris
* b ® l :"*^ ,ty °[ u ?î 0 ^PnH n nL Y n
2 1 ine »Sffregate actual attendance in each
mav bT^d** ' Ch ^° 1 ° r
^ses nrne^v -fin^tp i a1! , pnr :
these inTriraifnn^ lïihîî?* V th th<? T' rk °l
however, to such
^ï* t,0 " 5 .* nd limitations as may be pre
scribed b> law.
Section 15 (of Article 21). Whenever the
PUI J°®® fo ^_ wh,ch a c .^ r ^ a ' n ®entribution was
^ accom f p ; shed : or f . can ™ ,0 4 n ^^
ascertained^ or followed, then the total
I amount of such fund shall be transferred to,
j the State Permanent School Fund and he
, a Permanent and inviolable part there- |
j of .All contributions without a specified pur
' Pose shall h-* credited to the State Ferma
' nent School Fund.
Section 16 (of Article 21.) Should the
time ever come when any of the three afore-,
»«id permanent funds become so large that
no further Increase is necessart* or desirable. I
S*m f." BUch caBP ; the ^»«'ative Assembly j
«hall have power to provide for the use of!
all of the net income from such fund for the
all of the net income from such fund for the
purp o3® for which it was created, or it ma*
use the one twentieth of the annual net ir
come which was to be added to the fund itself
[° r ^ the • r 5 at,on of other permanent revenue
funds, or for any other public purpose that it
may deem wfse ; provided.
none of the foregoing provisions of this sec
tion shall apply to any of these fuuds until
it has reached Hie specific amount fixed by
this Article.
Section 17 (of Article 21). The Justices
of the Supreme Court of the State of Mon
tana are hereby made and constituted' a su -
pervisory board over the entire mH™ ni.»—
timToTallthe funds createdor aphorized
hv this article and the income tWfram
During January of each -ear thi- Yr^i
shall review the administration ^for the^pre
ceding vear It shall decide »n «•
disputed points arising in the ad-uni t-rtlo
of the funds whene^r m.uSsd î Ï
a beneficiary, by a StTte Official charged
with some part of the administration oî îhe
fund, or any other interested party; and it
; may do so upon its own init : ativ* It .hn'l
j be the duty of the supervisa-v hoard to do
I and perform all arts and th,ng? Tl may *Verr
, ;ecet*rary in order to cause the board and
officer* having direct charge o f these fund*
^ ^ same caSuîiy und S
in fu.l compliance with the provisions of thL
ortie| e and such further législatif i a«" m -k
; h- enacted relating thereto. The -'Jeri. t ,r »he
Supreme Court «hnll he Ex-Offiei: Clerk
this Supervisory Board.
.^V° n ,S ' of Article 21). The f
tive Asserr.hly «hall from time to
euch I H | I M
to ° arry il 't° ®^ f -t »"revision. of
this article.
. Sectio . n . .*• parate official ballots shall
be provided at the general election to be ndd
in November. l'»2t which shall have print 'd
thereon all of Article Twenty-one (2H of
th ® r o n8t >tution of the State of Montana as,
' ^I^ed by this act. There shall a «Ô ^
^nte,l on said official ballots, below th^
^ a,d article, squares and the words
lows:
however, that
b >
win
'»■> e»,a.-t
m: v
•ie^
as fol
For the above written amendme nt
to the Constitution.
Vaph ol . .
» sh î^ „fîî®* 01, approves this amendment
nrfnL7 k .» an ? 5 . n ' h ®
m'[kanY- elector who
ejl»^ X . ,n _^ h « «®®ond s<iuare.
thfs ^ V ? t ** caat for aad against
amendment shall be canvassed
j and declared as provided bv^the
St ?!? ° f Mop tana.
» . 5 U A J ! act * and parts of
p,ovi ' 1 "" of ,hi ' Ä
' *» au-rak
UNITED STATES OF AMFRIr a
- STATE ° f ,CA '
wSl'S äI
Against the abî
ment to the
'» written amend
Constitutinn.
square above
reject« it shall
act« in
-j are
copy of
to the
an
C. T. STEWART.
Secretary of State
29, 1924.
Last publication, Oct.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL Dl
AUCTION SALES
I
We Buy and Sell All Kinds of
USED GOODS
And Pay Cash for Household
Articles.
If You Want to Buy or Sell See
F. L. BOHART
Auctioneer. 410 So. Bozeman-Ave.
OSTEOPATHS
'
DR- W. E. DEAN
Osteopathic Physician
Office Phone 132-W
Res. Phone 132-J
Commercial National Bank Bldg.
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DR. W. C. DAWES
Osteopathic Physician
and Obstetrician
Graduate American School of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
Martin Block
37 West Main St.
Phone 371
OPTOMETRISTS
DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES
''God's Most Precious Gift to Man.
"SEE SIESS"
A. E. Siess, Optometrist
! Specialty Boot Shop Entrance
33 East Main St
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LESLIE E. GAGE
Optometrist
Eyes Examined—Glasses Fitted
Manfg. Optician
Glasses repaired and broken lenses
replaced the same day.
,10 E. Main
Phone 426
VETERINARIANS
Gallatin Veterinary Hospital
Bozeman, Montana
O. L» DEVORE
Corner Black and Lamme Streets
Phone 235
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WATCHMAKERS
JEWELERS
F. W. HANCOCK
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
Clocks called for and delivered.
ROECHER'S DRUG STORE
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E. F. BUNKER
Attorney-at-Law — Notary Public
Commercial Bank Building
Bozeman, Montana.
COAL AND WOOD
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BEAR CREEK AND ROUNDUP
COAL
Lump, Nut and Egg
Good, Dry Wood for Kindling
iCARL LEHRKIND—PHONE 114
Office and Yards- 804 So. Black
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furniture
repairing
®nd Chair Recaning
Some Good Bargains in Refinished
FURNITURE
w. E. RIDER
229 East Main Street
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