The Llano News. (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, August 7, 1914 Page: 2 of 10
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proposed amendment
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TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION, ihe petition of twenty per cent o
. H Article 1. ,1 HCBM e««„ of >be «.» the eu«
srsissr «•» —* -,h” rrr*rj:
. c w wttnn nf any law Cft&ct^d by bH®
p«n*atton of the Leg.xrirture and Ex- Jc- non ox any *<*
tending Length ot Regular Sew.on. UU***
<S. J. R No- 2*
ohition
! milting to the tote of the people, upon der the Statute, for condemnation for |
Senate Joint Res-
onatltution of thi*
Joint Resolution proponing . .
, . v„ •>* Arti- amendment to th
amendment to Sec ion No. 2 - and #ha„ ^ .ubmltted to the
tie 3. of the Constitution of the State
nation for
railroad., provided that the condemna- ^ dlabetCT> „„ Ume ^J
tion shall vest title In fee in the coun- rbeareiatiain, and all irregular! tie* of
t>\ and county may issue bonds or oth the jridneys and biadder In both men
er evidence of district indebtedness; and women. Regulates bladder tronb-'
for acquiring the property, building leg ln cbnd<.en. if not sold by your:
rh<- seawall, reclamation developments dnlggigt, will be sent by mail on re-
lature of the State of Texas: That the an|j ali jncid^.nt thereto as expenses of j cetpt cf jj oo. One small bottle is{
above and foregoing Is proposed as an gf.awal| and re<.|an,ation district, with two months’ treatment, and seldom
It further re -olved, by the L^gls- j
of Texas relating to compen
members of the Legislature.
Be it resolved by
the State of T«,h:
Section 1. That at the next general
election of the State of Texas for the
election of State officer#, or at a prev
ious general election, in
election for the State ehall be soone.r
qualified electors of the State of Texas
for members of ibe Ixglalatnre. for______
| ,iature of their adoption or rejection as a part o. -nt ^ persons who are owners of
the Legislature ,h<. stale and . .
land within the district, and who de-
i lien on .’and and such terms and rondl- fau8 to perfect a cure. Send for test
, tions as county, through Its commis-: imonials from this and other states, i
sionr-rs’ court, may deem be-t, and the Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive Street, 8L i
rnt; commitsloTurs’ court shall ap Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists.
the Constitution of this State,
shall be voted on by such electors at
the regular election for the election of
to be held throughout the
Nov-1
officers
, , State, on the second Tuesday in
casa a general A D VjU and those voting for
man,
r tion district commission, whose com- You 03,1 buy tbe *5evoe Pure
„ , t ,1 t'overnor for other pur- the adoption °f 831(1 T “J* 1! pensatlon shall be fixed by the court, and Zink Paint at $2.00 per gallon
crdcr-dh, ti-Lov.rnor for other pur ^ wr)Ufin or printed on their bab, ^ „r ,nfroin T. P. JUSTUS.
lots the words:
For the amendment
the Con-
this commission has pot-er to
------- all rules and regulatons for ac-j
' quiring the land of district seawall
poses, there shall be submitted to the
-electors of the Stale of Texas, for ^ gectlon ^ 0f Article 3, of
their adoption or rejection, the follow- | U f the gtatt. of Texas, provid
to in. Constitution of lhe f *f «“«"»
tne State of Texas, as provded for in K tho#e voting aga|n(it the adoption ot dirtrict issuing bonds or other evi-
ction 1. Article 17, of said Oonstitu- ^ araendment sha„ have written | d*»c« f,f Indebtedness for same, sub-
tion, relating to proposed amendments ’ Qn tbeJr ballots the words: ^ howeJer’ to 3,1 BUch ru,f'«- r**u-
thereto, it being intended to amend t the an)endnient to Section 1, latlons and ot thp commission be-
Section 24, Article 3, of said Oonstitu ArticIe 3 of tb«. Constitution of the lnK a,lthorl*f‘d and approved and ratl‘
tion, Mating to ihe pay of members of gute of TexaKi provlding for the intU-|^d co,inty commissioners’ court,
the Legislature, gfwl extension of term RtJve an(J referendum. • And the ' ,r •“ •*»
< : - ;-ii i' - -'on -M that th<- said fI , propo-' d amendment shall be ’ A'1, l‘‘,n :l ,'“ hind and
Section shall read as follows: (duly published once a week for four I’ '!"ri *'s o! “linK ®ame and
24. The members of the conieCBtive weeks, commencing at J0,hftr expenses, and the same shall not
Legislature «hnH each receive from the ,____ s,rnr» the election in nny way involve the credit of the
HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE
treasury as compensation for at wbich it Is to be voted upon, in orie!county or be 3 bas,s tor a by th
Section
shall each receive from the ]eflHt tHree* months before the election
public treasury as compensation for at
their aervlc-s twelve hundred ($1200j w„(,kly newspaper in each county Jn|county 0,1 F’ -ieral lends of the county
dollars for the year in which each reg- ,bj8 state, in which pitch a newspaper j ll,,b‘“rt authorized by a vote of two-
i iar session of the Legislature is held, n,ay be published. The Governor shall thirda of th(‘ Property taxpayers of the
payable In equal installments on the make proclamation of such election up | f ount> wiring at a special election
twentieth days of January, April, July on ga|d proposed amendment by pub-, ,b'“"'for- ,l Is farther provided thaf
in which the Ucatlon as aforesaid, and as required |any ownpr of land in a proposed dig-
j trict may subscribe and pay for th
j district commission,
and October of the year
regular session is held, and five dollars by the Constitution and laws,, and the
per day for each day of every special sum of five thousand dollars ($5000.00)
session held in the year next succeed- i8 now
Ing that in which any regular session in the Treasury not otherwise approp-
ls held, in addition to said compensa- j riated to pay the expense of making
tion the members of each house shall such proclamation and publication and
be entitled to mileage going to and re- holding of said election,
tarring from the seat of government,- (NOTE -8. J. R. No. 12 passed the
which mileage shall not exceed five Senate by a two-thrds vote, yea
cents per mile, the distance to be corn- nays 5, and was further passed by
puted by the nearest and most direct J two-thirds vote, yen:
route of travel by land regardless of i Senate concurred
railways or water routes; and the rnents i»y a two-thirds vote, >eas
Comptroller of the State shall prepare nays 0; and was passed by the House
and preserve a table or distances to of Representatives with amendment
each count/ seat, no* or hereafter to,by the following vote, yeas 84, nays
te established and by said table the 36 )
mileage of each member shall be paid.* Received in the Executive Office Ap
Each regular session shall continue ril 1, 1913, and filed In the Department
until the business of such session is of State. April 4. 1913, without the ap
disposed of. ! proval of the Governor
The Governor of this State
After Four Years of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.
Sec. 2
Is hereby directed to Issue the neces-
sary proclamation submitting this
amendment to tie voted upon by the
qualified Electors for the members of
the Legislature, at the first general
election to he held in this State.
Those favoring the amendment shall
have written or printed on their bal
lots the words: "For amendment to
Section 24 of Article 3 of the Constitu-
tion increasing compensation of the
Catron, Ky.—In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
writes as follows: “1 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, I could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, 1 would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat-
ment relieved me ' >r a while, but 1 was
_________ ,, "hen organized, goon confined to bed again. After
appropriated out of any fund fit‘ I1"' r,|(a of his land of the ex- that, nothing se .ed to do me any good.
pensc of the wall, -reclamation, plat
(ing as town Iotg^on a basis as such
area of land is to be the whole land of
the reclamation district and seawall,
and at any time before the completion
of the district may surrender the
bonds and receive from the county a
bond for title for his land in town lots,
le, c streets n.«i’ alleys deducted there-
frun, for which on surrender dt«d
may be demanded from the county af
ter the district is walled, filled and
platted into streets, alleys and lots,
and bonds so boimtft shall provide. It
is further provided that no district
shall be formally designated by the
county commissioners’ court until own
ers of at least one-half of the propos-
ed area of district petition therefor,
and subscribe out ci bonds for repur-
chase from the county as herein pro
vided. This amendment may be acted
on without delay of legislation in aid
thereof or legislative action may be
had in furtherance thereof if desired
by the county, acting through its
misnioners’ court.
21,
a
21, nays 7, and
in House amend-
troufiles, don’t give up in despair. Try
ltna
Cardui, the woman’s tonic. It has helped
more than a million women, in its 50
years of wonderful success, and should
surely help you, loo. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
it will do. Ask him. He will recom- ;
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Writ* to; Chattanooga Medicine Co., I.a-lies’
Advisory Dept,, Chattanooga. Tenn., for Special
Juflruction» on your case and 64-page hook. ’ Horne
treatment tor Women,’ sent In plain wrapper. Lto B
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION,
Amending Article XI, Section 7a,
of the Constitution—Providing for
Counties bordering on the Gulf of
Mexico to build Seawalls. (S. J. R.
No. 22.)
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION.
To amend Section 7 of Article XI of
the Constitution of the State of Texas
authorizing counties bordering on the
Gulf of Mexico to build seawalls by ail-
THE LLANO FURNITURE CO,
com
Be It further resolved by the Legis-
lature of the State of Texas:
lhat the foregoing proposed amend-
ture, and extending the lengthjuuu or Mexico to nuuo seawaus oy au-iment to the Constitution shall be sub-
regular session of the LegUlat-1<R*>* Section 7a so as to authorise nuch. mitted to the qualified voters of the
Those opposing said amend- counties to build seawalls and deslg- State of Texas for their ratification
hall have written or printed on nate seawall reclamation districts forjand adoptioti at an election to be
iiue„r ballots ths vv
onto:
Against j protection of life and property from throughout the Staie on the
held
amendment to Section 24, of Article 3,
ot the Constitution Increasing com-
pensation of the members of the Legis
lature, arid extendng the term of regu-
lar sessions of the Legislature.”
Sec. 3. The sum of flv
do liars, or so much thereof
necessary, is hereby appropriated outj™d building the seawalls, and when
of any funds in the State Treasury, j district is developed as townaite to
Dot otberwi.se appropriated, to defray S<1B such portions of ihe land as not
Second
storm overflow, and to build or con- i Tuesday in November, A. I). 1914 and)
deinn land for seawall and reclama- at such election those favoring the rat-
tion districts, the county to have ideation and adoption of said amend-
State’s title to the roads and bay shore ment shall have writteh or "printed cm
line to low tide within the district, and their ballots: ’’For the
amendment to
thousand the right to Issue district bonds for ac- Article XI, Section 7a, of the Oonstitu-
may be | quiring and developing this district tion, providing for authoriz
WIDE-AWAKE
bS
the expenses of such proclamation,
publication and election.
, Note—S. J. R. No. 26 passed the
bordering on
to build seawalls;’
the adoption and
mg coun-1
the Gulf of Mexico!
and those opposing I
ratification of said
IS
reserved for public use by the county, amendment shall have written or print
Be It resolved by the Legislature of ed on their ballots,
"Against the
| amendment to Article XI, Section 7a,
of the Constitution, providing for auth-
the State of Texas:
Senate by a two-thirds vote, yeas 26,1 That the following amendment to,
nay# (1 and Senate concurred in House-the Constitution of the State of Texas orizing counties bordering en the Gulf
amendments by a two-thirds vote, yeas be iroposea to the voters of the State,of Mexico, to build seawalls.” Proc-
23, nays 1; and w as passed by the Texas for their adoption in accord-1 Isolation of such election shall be I
House of Representatives with amend ance with law, and that the Coristitu-,made by the Governor as required by’1
merits by a two-thirds vote, yeas 101,pi®® B10 State of Texas be amended: the Constiution and the law, and there!
Funeral Directors
Either Phone Day and Night
nays 22.)
Approved April 3, 1913.
as to add Section 7a of Article XI is appropriated out of nny funds not !
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
TO THE STATE CONSTITUTION,
Amending Section 1, Article 3, of
the Constitution, Providing for the
Initiative and Referendum. | bordering on th«
S. J. R. No. 12.) Senate Joint Reso- ac‘luire tiUe t0 land for
lutiou. 1 wall or seawall reclaamtlon district as
To amend Section 1, of Article 3, Gf! designated by the county commission-
end that Section 7a of Article XI shall otherwise appropriated the sum of five!
rend as follows, to-wit: j thousand <$5000.00) dollars or so!
Sec. 7a. Where protection against; much thereof as may he necessary, to!
the waters of the Gulf of Mexico Is pay the expense of advertising and
needed for protection of life, health, I holding such election,
property or the seawall, any county J (NOTE -S. J. R. No. 22 passed the'
Gulf of Mexico may j Senate by a two-thirds vote, yeas, 24,1
sea-j nays 1, and Senate concurred in House1
by
the Constitution of the
as, so as to give to the people, or re
serve to them the power to propose
State of Tex-i ers co’irt by
tion of all the
nnd land for
laws and to
at the polk
lature.
Be it resolved hy the L*
The State of Texas:
That Section J, Article 3,
SCitation of the State Of
act or reject the same
ny Act of the Legis-
or condemn-
ed for seawall
clamutiou di.v
to bay shore
the property
the State
amendments
17, nays 0; and was
House of Re presen tali
ments by a two-thirds
vote
by the j
amend-!
eas 114,
d
utive Office!
the Depart-1
913. without j
itui
nw> on",
read:
The lei
j Scire!la Corsets
uniat.
L
the
Repreaen tative
bo styled "Thr
,aie of Texas,” but
to themselves power.
ided, to propose laws
the same at the
Ladies
Waists for Misses
I and Children
i"je<
approve or reject at the1 to
r, or any part of any law
be Legislature. The Leg.
sbalf pr
ne bay or in the
llstrict and right
?n reclaimed and
id off as townsite or otherwise, and
here condemnation is used tc acquire
lend
iw for sub-!the land the
proceedings
Orders taken at Mrs
Heard s Store
JUISS BELLE POER
Ycizr
Beii Telephone
and PARCELS POST
Constitute? a partnership
that should work out un-
nly good results,
City shops are
h t conveniently
the country cus-
and city people
r-btr.ir. from the
' the various pro-
NE
your
Post
slight
* TH y
fESTERN
II
TELEPHONE COMPANY, jj
3-* is
DOLLAR
Use Self Rising Flour which re-j
sire to sell for reclamation and buy quires no soda, baking powder or salt,
back from tlm county when reclaimed. Sold only by M. B. Dabbs as cheap as
who with the ccanty Judge as chair others sell common flour,
shall continue a seawall reclama-
Bargains!
1
Beginning
SATURDAY MORNING
and Continuing Until
MONDAY NIGHT
K
L'
1 had gotten weak I could not stand,
and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle ol
Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and I com-
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. I
can now walk two miles without its
tiring me, and am doing my work.”
If you are all run down from womanly j
You will find it worth your while to
come to our store and see for yourself
how^much a Dollar will buy*
Rest assured that a visit to our store
will not be in vain, for when we say
an article selling for one dollar is a bar^
gain/we mean that it is being sold for
even less!than our regular reasonable
price,
For Saturday & Monday
$1,25 crepe embroidery flouncing S1.00
1.25 umbrella for ✓ ✓ ✓
1.25 childrens shoes ✓ ✓ -
7 best 20c grade ladies vest for
115 yards 10c lace tor / s *
112 yards best 10c domestic for
I 12 yards best Gingham for
| 1.25 Ladies Gloves for - /
11,25 Boys Hats for ✓ ✓
| 1,25 Boys Pants for ✓ ✓
1.00
1,00
1.00
LOO |
1.00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1.00
We want you to come in and
see these bargains, It wilJ pay
you, because they are real
BARGAINS, It will pay us
because you will learn that
you can rely on us for good
values at all times.
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The Llano News. (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 17, Ed. 1 Friday, August 7, 1914, newspaper, August 7, 1914; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth816029/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Llano County Public Library.