The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1933 Page: 7 of 8
This newspaper is part of the collection entitled: Comanche Area Newspapers and was provided to The Portal to Texas History by the Comanche Public Library.
Extracted Text
The following text was automatically extracted from the image on this page using optical character recognition software:
Tfft^CQ>lANCHE CHIEF MAY 26. 1933
FINE
. NOTICE OF PROPOSED
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF TEXAS
R. No, 3.
“c. Save as hfflreinabove and .in and without any such city,
of The StaUo^Texos: ate hereunder with the power to a majorit of thc ualified votes
Section 1 tTTArtigle IX of tr*at«’ or abolish any cast in thj& remender of the
,the Constitution of Texas bej®*^ ^thc^provisi^Ts of c<mnt?; *"®r thi proposed mer-
amended by adding thereto . “1 the Constitutions or by statute, ^ of the meioeJs at-
aection to^he Section 3, which d*i||e tlw dutie.. thereof, fu
shall provide:
“Section 3. (1) ; Holding the
I* i:u- !
siul lord
s.
National
Title
3. (1) - _
ief that the 'highest degree of
gov
istent with the efficient con-
local self government
rich is
(duct of those affairs by neces-
ity lodged in the Nation and the
i'ate will prove mostj-reSponsive
to the will oi the p*-*ple, and
result to reward their diligence
intelligence by greater econ-
and efficiency in tfidir local
mmental affaire, it hereby
ordained:
“(2J Any county having a
1 population of sixty-two thousand
i! (02,0
! vs
ihe compensation for »*rv|ce ter provision" therefor; in so far
therein, make the sltm0 as may be required to make ef-
or appointive and prescribe th f^tive the object of the proposed
time, qualifications and conditions merger| the county shall succeed
for tenure in any _*uch to all the appropriate lawful
save, that no sjlch Charter other powan duties, Tights, procedures,
than as hereinbefore authorised, and limitations which
shall provide to regulate the sta- Pl.j0r to the merger were reposed
tus, service, duties or compensa- or im{>osed Updh; the yielding
tion of members of the Legula-1 governmental agenpy. Particular-
ture, Judges of the Courts. Dist- , it u provided Zmt the power
net Attorneys, County Att~—" .....
or an
law oi______ ^ __
flU*d by an election embracing procedures, and .within such limits,
- .■ . mpre than one county. Excepting M now uti or hereafter may be,
.. •* .hartfrom nominations, electu^is or providwl br i,w ^ control such
the then last Federal (>nsus may appointments to offices. the terms appropriate other .governmental
adopt a County Homs Rule Char- whereof may not have expired agencies were th#y to be inde-
■Vitorm ys, County Attorneys, ^ create funded indebtedness and
“For the Amendment to Arti-
cle IX ^of the Constitution of
Tua«, adding Section 3, pro-
viding authority ' for the adoption
of a Home Rule Charter by the
voterS~ftt~counties having a popu-,'
lation of si*ty-.tw*; thousand
(02,000) or more, to effect more
efficient and ""ftcdridrhical govem-
the a&seatoed taxable vaKie of all
residence homesteads as now de-
fined by law shall be , qMji pi
from all taxation for aH Scat*
rfuiposes; provided that this eg-
:i >ption shall not be applicable
to -that portion of* the State ad
valorem taxes levied for State
purposes remitted within too*
alcoholic content by weight” the Constitution and Amendments
Sec. 3. The Governor of the thereto. ,—JL. vt< . • ^'
State pf Texas is-hergby directed W. W. HEATH, '
to issue the necessary proclama- Secretary of State. .
tion for such election and to have (A Correct Copy) -
same published. as required by w (42-43-44-46)
ment within such counties, and! counties or other political sub-
to authorize mergers of separate j divisions now receiving any re-
governmental agencies within such
counties as may from time to
time be authorized by vote of
the people . therein.”
“Against the Amendment to
Article IX of the Constitution of
Texas, adding Section- 3, provid-
ing authority for the adoption
of a Home Rule Charter by the
voters in counties having a popu-
lation of sixty-two thousand
(62,<XXH- or more, to effect moN
efficient and economical govern-
ment within such counties, and
-to authorise mergers of separate
governmental agencies within such
counties s& may from time to
time be authorized by yote of
the people therein.” .. „x~z: -"'7
Each voter shall scratchy out
one of the above listed classes on
sure
‘d and
s. But
r loss
ng,
ing.
only
call
AN
lank,
cas tf
ter, to embrace those powers ap- prior to the adoption of’ this . ™h'
K'SJT' SEWS tt SSWS.^nssLrirjs:
vided. It further is provided that 8ion adopted hereunder may 'be *[y and
in effect (save a* to those of- agency, to be approved
fices which must continue to be at an Section as hereinbefore
?J?cV.ve' ** herein cj&owhere spec-; pro.vid« d for. In order to increase
1 ( the legislature, by a’ favoring
,, vote of two-thirds of the .total
membership of both the Senate
' i and the House of Representatives,
may authorize any county, hav-
ing -a population less than " that
i r above specifVd.to proceed here-
under for the adoption - erf a Char-
-ter; however, t as a condition for
|such authorization, it is required
i that notice of the intenrYft' seek ___________________________
■ •legislative authority*-* hereurtdec-j,bility by reason thereof.^
r't “d. Any county electing* to op^
erate hereunder shall have the
presses h»! .vote on the proposed
Amendment to which it relates.
Section 3. The Governor-of this
State is hereby directed to issue
c^M^nnd1 att™cortract^for °thc ^overnmenta'l efficiency and effect' {ng
>efeconomy4be county may contiwct herewith t* ikUrmna, whether
giving of service by deputies un- jwith thb principal city of the
6r not the proposed Constitution- taxab
al Amendment set forth herein
shall be adopted, and the Cover-
&Co
;inre
Bldg,
e 25
must" be published in one . -or
more newspapers, to give gdner-
, . al circulation iq _ the-^-county af-
fec-U-d, not less than once • per
■ *weel» •for four (4) consecutive
weeks, and the first of such
1** publications shall appear not less
than thirty (30) days next prior
to the tim* an Act making pro-
* i posal hereunder may be introduc-
ed in the Legislature. No .County
be—ad-
der such officers, m#y be 8Ub~ county to perform ofle or more
complete meiger of the ' goverti-1 W, }V. HEATH
ment pf a city operating under I . Secretary of State.' r-—-
a Home Rule Charter, with 'the (A Correct Copy)
(42-41-44-45)
power, by Charter provision, to i ROvernrnent 0f a county operat
levy, assess and collect taxes, jnR hereunder,-tfroite city Charter
provisions* affected thereby shall
cease 46^ control, and 'the county
Charter., provisions shall control.
“c. When any embraced incor-
porated city or town elect** to
NOTICE OF PROPOSED
.AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION ‘ OF TEXAS.
S. J. R. NO. 30.
mission of State taxe$^ until the
expiration of such period of re-
mission, unless before the expira-
tion of such period the board or
governing body of any one or
more of such counties or political
subdivisions shall have certified
to the State Comptroller that the
need for such remission of taxes
has ceased to exist in such coun-
ty or political subdivision; then
this Section shall become appli-
cable to each county or political
subdivision as and when it shall,
become within thb provisions here-
of." ' „ ' •
Sec. 2. Thn foregoing Constitu-
tional Amendment shall be sub-
mitted to a vote of the qualified
electen of this State at an elec-
tion to be held throughout the
State on the fourth Saturday in.
‘August, 1933, at which election
all voters favoring said proposed
Amendment shall write 19r have
printed on their ballots the words:
- - “For—the Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of Texas
exempting Three Thousand Dol-
lars (33,000.00) of the assessed
tTrvstmrof-
all yeaidenee home-
TRY i HE WORTH NEXT TIME YOU’RE IN FT. WORTH
i
..♦“a gol darn
good hotel, Bo!
Kind of food
you wanhufith
service fit for
any rancher99
♦ . • “you said
a j aw full,
and right on
‘80’ too.**
Home Rule Charter may
,, opted by any coupty save upon
a favoring vote of the resident
■ 'qualified electors of the affected ^ jia5
. county. In elections submitting i controj
’ r to the voters a proposal to adopt! asseflsn
a Charter (unless otherwise pro-
vided by a two-thsrds vote of the
iW i i total- membership of each House
I of the Legislature) the votes cast
I ' 1 by the qualified electors resi ling
■ i i within the limits of all the in-
I corporated cities and towns of
rw I - i the. county shall be separately
» I kept'but collectively counted and
I' 1 1 thc votes of the qualified electors
, of the county who do not reside
within the limits of any incor-
_____lllrou ie/>
and to fix the maximum rate
for ad valorem taxes to be lev-
ied for specific purposes, in ac-
cordance with the Constitution
and laws of this State, provided,
under shall not exceed the limit ProN isions hereof, such Chir ~^7* ....
or total fixed or hereafter to tcr’ may provide for defining or} Section 1. That Article 3 of
be fixed, bv this Constitution to r^lefinin» the bd^n.laries of.*qch the Constitution of the SUte of
control counties, and the annual ^ f.ndf toxvns^ provided. hdyfTexas be amended by adding
assessment upon property, both fe.r’ A? ^fining or rede- thereto another section. Section
real nersemai and mixed shall fln'ng jibe ^boundaries of "Such il*. which shall read as follows:
be a -ffit Superior and prior lien cities jff^now^- iuich i>oumIaria*.i '‘Keet*<>n W». The Legislature
th*rrt>n | may*, he extended ^oniy to-~>inelude • hall have uogar.^to authorize
,. , „ thosg areas-contiguous to. awch bv law The Issudnce and sale of
.^,"JEi!Si0n-i2 -L‘e .5E*':-dti.w ns .*,e urban in character: Jm bond»-N)f the SUte of Texas,
herein provided, and in addition jaruj ^ to such c|t|es or towns j not to exceed the sum of Twenty
powers ^ncluded^ in ( ounty and f^r the' benefit thereof the Million ($20,000,000.0<>) Dollars,
bearing interest at a rate not
to exceed FoUr and one half
(4T*%) per centum per annum;
and payable serially or otherwise
not more than Ten (10) years
Home Rule Charters, any county-. colpiitty. in addition to the primary
may, by a majority vote of the,-cjtv and county tax herein author-
qualified electors_of said county, ijred. and ahy other lawful dist-
amend its Charter to qiclude . tax> niay levy and collect
other powers, functions, duties taxes uppn the property taxable
after ^mav ^^uruvb'cd °bv ^this • ^{thin or. lo.wb^HS defiw- from their dab*, and said bonds
Constitution^ and the_ statutes of-*-t.ntboriZ8d by Sections 4 and 5 of
the SUte for counties. | Article XI Of this Constition,
“(4). Any county operating (or any Amendment thereof) for
hereunder shall have the power incorporated cities according to
si all be sold foe not less than
par and accrued interest and no
form of commission shall be al-
lowed in any transaction involv-
ing said bonds. The proceeds of
purated city or town1 likewise
I shall be separately kept and sep-
. I 1 I arately counted, and unless there
M I , be a favoring majority df the
Or® Otl votes ealii within and a favoring
kn, OF 1 majority ofA the votes <a*t with- , , . , — ---- —-— — ^------—
would I cut such collective .cilies and, to borrow money for all purposes the population, provided that no Ux | the sale of^-such bonds to be
I ’'tewns, the Chater shall mt be i lawful under its Charter, to in- greater than that existing at the 1, ed in furni
®ry. L MUopted- It is expr«*ssly forbid-' elude the refunding,,of a lawful time of such merger or for any j work relief to n
«n un- ^^pien that any such Charter may ; debt, in a manner conforming to added purpose shall be imposed,.^ oeople and iri rrtiertng the
______ Iv.winconsonantly affect the operatloivothe General Laws of the State,-upon any such city or town un- hardships resulting from unem-
SUflwai l, t j,e GeneraVLaws of tn«* SutejAnd may issiie therefor its obli- less authorized by a majority Of , r.tr.yment, but to be fairly distrN
from ^ ’ ^ax’ • •f®^0n8; ,1'ucb. obligations, other all yot»*s cast by the resident j butrd over the State and upon
i*ed by
ction—
on and
Gr«cne
___educational, police, highway than those G>, refund a lawful'qualified voters of such city, or;such terms and conditions as
nnd health sjyatema. or any ithir Bhall not be valid unless town. ' ' -Ll Mmay be provided by law and the
department Of the .State’s super-1 authorijeil by a majority of all! «d. Areas urban in character 11 ^Mature shall make such ap-
votes cast by those resident quali- though not incorporated, under, P’-cpriations as are necessary to
fiea votes of the area affected appropriate Charter provision may the interest and principal of
by the taxes required to retire defined ns such by the jroyerrr-4i*uc^ bonds a* the same becomes
such obligations,, who mav v®^.e Jng body of the county, provid- tine.^ The power hereby granted
^^°n'. In flinty °bl**' ed. however, that no portion ofjt° th--Legislature to issue bonds
f ,yaturl,y R^er a Pe"°,‘I the county shall be defined as an .1^^ereunder is expressly limited to
of rvye to) rears, the same shall urban area unless it has suffi-1 V amount stated and to two
be issued to ^nature serially. ^cjent population to entitle it tot'WW from and after thd fcSep-.
fixing the first maturity of*prm- - **'“ * *L’ - - *—
cipal at a xi—^ -----J
D
CO
■ :
,M»r government. ,,Nothing herein
contained . shall ' lie .deemed to
i authorize t-he adoption of a Char-
ter provision inimical to or in-
1 consistent with the .sovereignty
. and established public policies of
this State, ami no provision hav-
. (ing such vice shall have validity
as against the State. No Charter
1 provision may oi>erate to impair
the exemption of homesteads as
established by this Constitution
and the Statute!' relating thereto.
“(3) a. A Charter hereunder
may provide: the continuance of
in County Commissioners’• Court,
as now constituted, to serve as
tha. governing body of a county
to operate- hereunder; or, may
provide for a governing body
otherwise constituted, which shall
be elective, nnd service therein
shall be upon stich qualifications,
for such terms, under such plan
of representation, and upon such
conditions of tenure and compen-
sation as may be fixed by any
nuch Chater. The terms for ser-
vice in such governing body may
exceed two (2) years, but shall
not exceed six (6) years. In any
_ nt, in addition to the powers
and duties provided by any such
Charter, such governing body shall
exercise all powers, and diacljargo
all duties which, in the absence of
the provisions hereof. Would de-
volve by law on County Com-
missioners and County Commis-
sioners’ Courts. Further, any such
Charter may provide for the
organization, reorganization, es-
tablishment and administration of
the government of the .county,
including the control and regula-
tion of the performance of and
the compensation for all duties
required in the conduct of the
county affairs, subject to the
limitations herein provided.
wb. A Charter hereunder may
provide that Judges of ' County
Courts (Including Jthat County
\ND >
u need
Court designated In this Consti-
tution), and Justices of the Peace
to compensated Updnja salary
tosis in Heu of fee*. The jqris-
diOtion of th* ..County Court de-
signated in this Constitution, and
the duties of the Judges thereof,
be confined to that general
tiop of a probate Court
----- elsewhere is defined In
his - Constitution. The office of
lagtijce of. Peace may be made
either elective or .appointive. Oth-
•r than as jierein provided, n«
mCh Chartar .shall provide for
titering the. JttrisiSrtUae* pro-
•edure of any Court. Thf diittrs
if District Atforfily pr Cfmnty
Attorney may be confined to
■epresrnting
ases
>arty
firpt maturity of prm- incorpbrate under the then exist-l,ion of this grant of power toy
time not to exceed two injf ,aws of the and noft^T people. Provides! that the
HP If t. III tpr t HP (I At A flf J —^ _ A —- _____ ___i I' 1 1 itwi akoll nenui Jo #/>« • Ln
Be It Resolved By The Legislature
of The State of Texas:
Section T. That Subsection (aV
of Section 20. of Article XVI, f
of the Constitution of Texas, be j
amended so as to hereafter read
nq /olloW^*^' ’ **
“(a): The manufacture, sale,
barter or exchange in the 'IState
of Texas of spirituous, vinous or
malt liquors or medicated bitters'
capable of producing intoxication,
or any other intoxicant whatever
except vinous rir malt liquors of
not more than three and two-
tenths per cent (3,.2"* )’ alcoholic
content by weight, (except for
medicinal, ' mechanical, scientific
or .sacramental purposes) are each
“Snd all hereby prohibited. The
Legislature shall enact laws to
enforce this Section, and may
from time to time prescribe re-
gulations and limitations relative j
to the manufacture, sale, barter, I
exchange or possession for sale!
of vinous or malt liquors of 'not j
more than three -and two-tenths t
•per cent v(3.2%_) alcoholic eontent
by •weight ;~*provTded the Legisla-
-y--—-----— --,.w, UI me ov*ve- Bna noi—- _________ ture shall i?nact a law of.,laws
(2) years next after the date of*?0ch urban area when’ cremted> legislature sh.,11 provide for thereby the qualified voters of
m/ -m-u —4.M*. T“ - - ------- - ** » a . ^ jj|y county, justices precinc$,
town or city may, by a majority
vote of those voting, determine
from time to time whether the
sale for beverage purpose of
vinous or malt liquors containing
rtot more than three and two-
tenths per cent (3.2%) alcohol
by weight |ball be prohibited
-within the prescribed limits; and
provided further that in ill coun-
ties jn the State o,f Texas and. in
all political subdivisions thereof,
wherein, the sale of intoxicating
Liquors had been prohibited by
local option elections held under
the iaw» of the 43tate of Texaf
and in -force at the timo of the
taking effect of Section 20, Arti-
cle 16, • of the Constitution of
Texas, it shall continue to be un-
lawful to ..msflufpctu re, sell, bar-
ter or exchange in any silch
county or in any such political
subdivision thereof, any'spirituous
vinous or malt liquors or medi-
cated bitter*, capable of produc-
ing intoxication or any other in-i
toxicant whatsoever, unless and |
until a majority of the qualified j
voters in said county or political
subdivision thereof voting in an
election he,ld for such . purpose
Shall determine, it tp be lawful
to manufacture, sell; barter and
exchange in said county or poli-
tical subdivision', thereof vinous
or malt liquors containing not
more than thfpe and two-tenths
per cent (3.2^) . ^lcohdlic con-
tent by, weight, and' (he provision-
of this subsection shall be self
enactin'*.”
(Sec: 2. The' foregoing Amend-
ment to the Constitution shall he
submitted So.- a vote of the. quaH-
Uie issuance of such obligations. | shalI be v,.sted ^ith any taxinj
?Uqh o.^*1 **1 *°nH 7?*y P't1*® 0I' bonding power which it would
full faith and credit of the coun- not oossess if it were nneratin*
principal amount outaUnding at tutional and SUtutory provisions
*"v-f ®ne rXi™l tXCee|‘ uK th?n ot thb State; ami provided fur-
existing Constitutional limits for ther that the governing body of
S2? -^srssijsiTss;
shall constitute a first and super- ci9e aI, an<J authority
.«uch areas shall (have and exer-
. r cise all powers and
Ifni! « bereunder shall be v*bd [arately incorporated as a city
unless prior to the time of the' rr town .... _1M.v *
i_______ ___, __. ... or town, and such areas shall
issuance thereof there be levied,fa. object to additional Uxation
J^wWSS‘|BlSi»®WIlutioiml lim-
lILt I ftF R8 control taxation for a city
in^ » * town of like population
n rr° tf,tut,ana| !'? 1 - (Likewise such Charter may pro-
(6) . Such ChaWr may •u-.jvld# ^or tha Rovemimr board of
thorize the Roveroine body of a ; the county subject to existing
county operating hereunder to Constitutional and satutory pro-
pdescribe the schedule of fees to , visions to define, create and ad-
he charged by t.hP‘ officers of,minister districts, and have and _ .
the -county for specified service,; exercise the powers and author---unemployment and for the nec
to be in lieu of the schedule for My granted bv the Constitution
payment of the interest and re-
demption of any bonds issued
under the terms hereof from
some source other than a tax
on real property aiyl the indvbt •
edness as evidenced by - auch
bonds shall never become a charge
against 'or lien upon any pro-
perty, real or personal, within
this State.
Section 2- The foregoing Con-
stitutional amendment shall te
submitted to the qualified voters
of. the State on the Twenty-six;h
day of August, A. D. 1933, at which
flection* all voters favoring such
•proposed amendment llin 'WlhT
or have prints on their bailcfs
the words, “For the amendment
to the Constitution providing that
the legislature may authorize the
issuance of bonds of the State
of Texas, not to exceed Twenty
Million ($20,000,000.00) Dollars,
for relieving thd* hardships of
steads from State taxes.”
Those voters opposing said pro-
pdsi'd Amendment shall w^ite or
have printed on their baildjs the
words:- , „ -
“Against the Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of Tex-
as exempting Three Thousand
Dollars ($3,000.00) of (he assess-
ed taxable valuy of all "residence^
homesteads from State* taxes.” *|
Sec. 3, The Governor of the
Sfate ‘of Texas is hereby* direct-
ed to Usue the necessary pro-
clamation for said election arid
to have same, published as ^re-
-quired—by the -Constitution and
Amendments thereto.
■ w. w. heath.
Secretary of State.-
(A Correct Copy) " ; ' ’ 1
' ~_ (42x43-44-45^1
•s*..,' - •^'-s -t . * ' mi
NOTICE OF THE PROPOSED
AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF TEXAS.
H( J. r. NO. 43.
. c~ -
Yea, lir, no miilakc
about tba convanjenco
and aolid comfort in IIv-
iitg at tba Worth. That*
it a aeft downy tnattraaa
on avary bad that inturaa
a night nf rntful alatp.
Every room baa apadoua
windovn for perfect ven-
tilation, catling fan tJ
circulating 'tea valtl.
Then tharc’* a privata
bath for avary room, too.
Ham i* a hotel that la
aanvaniant to tha ahap-
> ping and theatre canter
' «rith a feasibility to all
porta nf the city.
Palm at, the Worth are
a« low u S2. a day for
room with barli.
TfeWorth IIotel
0H HIGHWAY ‘80’ FT WORTH . . . W 7th. Sir ml I Tiy%
fir’d lnws selativeVTo the same.
such tew prescribed by the Gen-
eral Laws of the State; and. th .IH.
appropriate such Tees to such stiutio’n inconsonant‘with tha pro-
“(7). N<y-provision of this, Con-
, , , ■■ silutiqn inconsonant* with the pro-
funds as the Charter may pres- visions of, this Section 3, of Ar-
cribe; provided, however, no fes-tlcle IX, sHVill be held to control
for a specified service shall ex-1 the provisions of a Charter ad-
re*d in amount the fee fixed by opted hereunder, and conforminR
General Uw for that same ser- herewith. Charters adopted here-
y'c*‘. ®uc,^. Charters as to all. under shall make appropriate pro-
jqdinal officers, other'<than Dist- vision fbr the abandonment, re-
ntt Judges, may prescribe the vocation, and amendment thereof,
qualifications for services, provid-.| subject only to the requirements
jW the standard therefor be not jthat there must be a favoring
lower than those fixed by the ■ majority of the vote east upon
(.eneral lawn of the Stdte. (such a proposal,, bv the qualified
“(6) a. Subject to the express t resident electors of the -countyi
limitations upon the exercise of, and, no Charter may forbid
amendme
greater
the powers by thia jnibdlvision
t6 "be authorize*!, such Charters _______ J
may provide (or omit to provide) provisions
that the governmental and /or pro-
prietary functions of any city,
town, district or other defined
political subdivision (which in. a
thereof for a time
two (2) years. The
reof shall ’be self-
executing; subject only to the
duty of the Legislature to pass
ell laws u (consistent herewith)
which mav he necessary .to carry
essary appropriations to pay said
bonds"; Those voters opposing
said amendment shall write or
havf printed on their ballots the
words, "Against the amendment
to the Constitution providing tlat
the Legislature may authorize the
issuance of bunds of the state
of, Texas,* not ’ to exceed Twenty
Million ($20,000.000 00) Dollars,
for relieving the hardships of
unemployment and for the nec-
essary appropriations to pay said
bonds.” ,
Section 3. The Governor of the
State of Texas isTiVreby direct-
ed to issue the necessary pro
clumation for said election and
to ha^e same published as re-
qutrert toy the Constitution • for
Amendments thereto, w—» ’
. t- W. W. HEATH.
* Secretary of t State.
(A rorrect Copy)
'i-.«i
|p&
r?- ix.
FLIES, MOSQUITOES, MOTHS,
ANTS, BED BUGS; ROACHES, ETC
___*._.
COMANCHE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
J. R. Kanes, Manager —
Comanche National Bank Bldg. ^
, Telephone 377. ,v'
ELKINS TIN SHOP
Everything in Sheet Metal, Repair
Radiators, Roofing, Gutter, Tanks -
» Well Casing.
PHONE 321
INSURE
Insurance is Protection. Don’t tike a chance of
Losing )our Home "or Investment by Neglecting
your Insurance. • ~ ’ r.;
- Nothin* but Strong Old Line Stock Companieo
Represented by this Agency.
J. B. ALLCORN 1
.._J:___ »'* . ,1
Insurance and Bonds
- <
■sc
H
governmental agency and em-[out the intent and purposes here-
braced within the boundaries of; of. Further, the legislature shall
the roupty) .be transferred, either
ae 4o siome or all of the functions
thereof, and. yielded to (he con-
trql of the administrative body
of the county. No such transfer
or yielding of functions giay be
effeetod, > unless the proposal is
submitted to a \vote. of the peo-
m
fnting the State in dvil ; p|«, and unless otherwise pro-
the_Strto is a viiledr by a . two-thirtte vote of
Ami tp enforcement of the thft njembershlp ',of. eVh,........ JUiPil
*. „VnV C<£^^ ihJLSom- House .0/ the legislature/such a j urt, 1933.- at which election toll
itiort of Mid- rttofrioCs'iuay j nrofo. al shall be slhmiUcd *as aibaflots shliU have printed . there-
ucd. all ia. *alary btils in ^ the JAlVtotMi V ■; * ;
«f Rniv-r-
prescribe a procedure fqr sub-
mitting to decision, liy a,,jnajority
vote of the electors voting there-
on, proposesi alternate and elec-
tive- Charter .provisions.’’ A
Section .2, The foregoing Gon-
na! Amendment shall [be
submitted to the qualified elec-
tors of thc State at an election
to lie held throughout, the State
on thb fourth Saturday in Aug-
NOTK
PROPOSED
ICfchF
\MENDffitNT TO THE
CONSTITl TlOV OF. TEXAS -
8. J. R. No, 32
Be It Rosolved By
Of The Sme of Texas:
Section f: That- Section 1-a of
Article VIII ftf the Con.itUuitnn
fied electors of this State at an
eleetibn to bo held throughout th*
SUte on the fourth Saturday in
August, 1933. At this election
/)« ;. as all voters . favoring the propo^
Amendment shall write or have
printed on th*'ir ballot the fol-
lowing words: VFbr the. Amend-
ment (o the Constitution of Tex-
as, authorizing the sale -of vinous
lor malt liquors of not more tjian
three ami two-tenth* per cent
(3-2c/. ) alcoholic content by
weignl." Those voters opposing
said proposed Amendment shall
write or have. prir#jd qn their
MERiTT-FOOT
^ ; POWDER
Guaranteed for At hie tee Foot—luat duet It on the Foot and la
the Shxee. Elite the Cermt ahlth Uve for months tq Leather
Deodorizes Foot and Shoe -Clean |!*nn»«oo Odorleee.
Of ftoe siVte-of Texas he amende ba'llht the", blowing... -words:
of file st.de of JVxa. amendrtl , chi' * Amendment* to the
^tr^fter - M ^ Coartituth* »ff'Texas* authoriz-
• ipg (he Kile of vinous or malt
Aak u# about It.
-Tvj
To'w*-
'
[. y. ■
The WnL R^ese J^ug Co.
eSr-
■**-
.,-X
T:
Upcoming Pages
Here’s what’s next.
Search Inside
This issue can be searched. Note: Results may vary based on the legibility of text within the document.
Tools / Downloads
Get a copy of this page or view the extracted text.
Citing and Sharing
Basic information for referencing this web page. We also provide extended guidance on usage rights, references, copying or embedding.
Reference the current page of this Newspaper.
The Comanche Chief (Comanche, Tex.), Vol. 60, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1933, newspaper, May 26, 1933; Comanche, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth890698/m1/7/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Comanche Public Library.