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8TON--IIASON COUNTY JOURNAE -- Published in "Chrtstmastown, U.S.A.," She|ton, Washington
Kamilche Family Views Indian Celebration At Neah Bay
By Dolu)thy Simmons lor, Mrs. Sarah Butts, and Mrs. I
KAMILCHE ........ Mr. arid Mrs.
John Kriso and family left. Ka-
milche Thursday and went to La-
usil nnd camped out that nigllt.
Friday they traveled to Neah Bay
wtmre tile people ttmre were cel-
brating Makah Day, Th Krise's
watched many kinds of races ill-
cluding Canoe races. Then there
were Indian War Dances and ev-
eiyone enjoyed the salmon harhe-
:M,ti. Annie Whitener recently
Vompleted a visit with Fame and
Dave Rankin and tlleir family in
Trinidad Calif. While tllere tile
l.,.ankirs daughter, Sallee, chris-
t ened their new 50-foot fishing
vessel, named the Fame L. The
Rankins were long-time residents
of this community until moving
to Trinidad a few years ago. Fame
Rankin is Mrs. Whitener's daugh-
ter.
TI|URSDAY, Mrs. Justin TV-
Eugene Taylor motored to Ta.con]a
and visited with Mrs. Doll ivfc-
lntyre,
Mrs, Sadie Griggs, Audrey and
Jirnmy Griggs visited at the Mar-
tm Olto home Monday and Tiles-
day.
Mr. and Ml's. Earl Wiles were
Wednesda.y dillrier guests aL tllC
Dan Wood home.
Sllnday, ]VII>. and Mrs. Eugene
Taylor atendod open holise at
lhe Frank Travis tmme. Mr. ann
• rs. Travis wer'e celebrating tlleir
50th wedding anniversary.
:Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whilener are
moving back to Kamilche from
Bellingham where Bob recently
graduated frdm Western Wash
ington Stale College of Educa-
tion,
Mr. and h¢cs. John Krise went
to the World's Fair last Wedm,s-
day and ail of the family enjoyed
the trip,
Mr. and Mrs, Bob Kate and fa-
BUSINESS,
DIRECTORY
TV Service .............
* Radio - TV
, Pllonographs
, CB 2-way radio
LEROY'S TV SERVICE
Mr. View Ph, 426-3172
...... • ii I II I I i I II
l ltervte ...... ,
• Recapping
• Used
OK RUBBER WELDERS
Mt. View Ph. 426-4832
I I I [
Electrical : [
I • Falrbanks-Morse PumIm
• Electric Heating
• Westinghouse AppltanceB
419 Railroad Ph. 426-6283
SHELTON ELECTRIC CO.
Drugs
• Helena Rubintein cce-
metics
• Prescriptions
• Hypo-Allergic cosmetics
NEIL'S PHARMACY
Govey Bldg. Ph. 426-3327
ii
Floor Coverings
• Linolennl
• 'Pile
• Carpeting
• Fornlica
'REX FLOOR COVERING
Mt, View Ph. 426-2292
ii i i
Radiator Relmir
I • Boiling out
• Soldering
• New cores
BOON'S PLUMBING
HEATING, SHEET METAL
623 S. 1st. Ph. 426-3483
iHi i,i i
Florist ......................
J • Pl
for all occasloml
• Flowers
EVERGREEN FLORISTS
4th & Birch 8 to 8 426-8479
i iH i i
Auto Glass ..... ]!
• Expert
I nstallation
JIM PAULEY, INC.
5th & Railroad Ph. 426-8231
Used Furniture ' "
• Appliances
• Furniture
• Beds & MattresseB
KELLY'S FURNITURE
1st & Mill Ph. 426-2411
Bike Shop
I • Sales and Repair
• Locksmith Keys Made
• Hobbies
I SLEYSTER'S BIKE SHOP
[ Roy Cllnton,, , ,, 223 Cots St.
Printing -- ,,
I • Quality Work
of All Kinds
THE JOURNAL
227 Cota Phone 426-4412
i
Draperies
• cl]stm made
• free estimates
• Nork guaranteed
J. C. PENNEY CO.
305 R R Ave. Ph. 426.8283
Abolishing Restrictions on Land Ownership
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962
imJ
Office of Victor A. Meyers,
tcretary of State, State of Washington,
tl Whom It May Concern:
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu-
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
the said state, as follows:
mily of San MaCao, Calif., recent-
ly visited :it the Kay Nagi frame.
Mrs. l(alo is Mrs. Nagi's sister.
MRS. ANN ,'4T:ALEY of Omaha,
Neb. is visiling with Mr. and MI'S.
J. Etch. 1Ml.% Slaley is Iq)eh's sin-
tcr wimm he hasn't eeen for 21
yt!ars. ['hi:, 171ich's are showing
hrs. Staley a good tinle during
her visil. Last Sahu'day they mn-
lore(J lo M1. l{airlier alld Mrs.
Slaley thoi ollghly ;njoyod the
.:cenery. The Eich's also took Mrs.
Slaley to Weslport to see the
Iishing boats t)ringinK in loads
of huge sahnou, a sight she 118(1
]level' seell before.
Mrs. Nagi's cousin, Mr. and
Mrs. Tale Sag'ara, Buffalo, N.Y.,
ri!ccntly visited with :M'r and Mrs.
Kay Nagi. They enjoyed many
sights of the Norlhwest includ-
ing a visit Io tile World's Fair.
Still(lay, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Fletcher attended the Simpson
picnic at Mason Lake.
A.,week ago, Mr. and Mrs. Nob
Nakatani and family of Cascade,
Ida., and Mrs. S. Fukumiyo, Mrs.
Fran Fumdtawa and her soil Er-
win of Sacramento, Calif., visiLed
at the Kay Nag] home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart'y Simmons
are happy to announce tim birth
ol their fourth great grandchild,
born to th'eir grandson, Mr. aud
Mrs. Jim Simmons, Tunlwater.
The baby boy weighed close to
seven pounds and was. named
James Michael.
MARY RANKIN and her friend
Kathy Johnson of Trinidad, Calif.,
ere visiting Mary's relatives and
friends around Kamilche and also
plait on going to the world's fair
before returning to Trinidad.
Last weekend, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Simmons spent a day at
Kalaloch Beach.
Friday wa, the day for a beach
outing for the Intermediate Girls'
Class of the Kamilche church.
Juanita Ellison, Carolyn and Mar-
olyn Ellison, Carolyn Ruckman
and Marlene Otto ejoyed the day
at Grayland beach. Ohristine E1-
lison and Dorothy Simmons went
with the girls.
Sunday the Martin Otto family
motored to Adna where they vis
iced and had' dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Draven.
Mae Julian of Kent was a week-
end guest of the Edwin PerCy's.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson spent
Thursday and Friday in Seattle
attending a meeting of the Pacific
Oyster Growers Association and
ottended the World's Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Petty spent
, OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE
Senate Joint Resolution No. 21
ABOLISHING RESTRICTIONS ON
LAND OWNERSHIP
Shall the constitutional restriction upon the owner-
ship of land in the State of Washington by certain
non-citizens be removed hy repealing Section 33, Ar.
tide II, as amended by Amendments 24 and 29 of the
State Constitution?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of Washington in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held in this state on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November, 1962,
th.ere shall Be submitted to the qualified voters of this state,
for their adoption or rejection, the following proposed amend-
ment to the Constitution of the State of Washington:
Section 33, Article II and Amendments 24 and 29 amendatory
thereof, of the Constitution of the State of Washington are each
hereby repealed.
And Be It Farther Resolved, That the secretary of state shall
cause the foregoing constitutional amendment to be published
for at least three months next preceding the election in a weekly
newspaper in every county in the state in which such newspaper
is published.
llssed the HoIe March 5, 1961. Paed the Senate February 24, 1981.
JOI4N L o BRIEN
eakr o le HOiill, JOHN A. CItERBERG.
President o1 he 3elmte
k
Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash-
lngton, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of the Senate Joint Resolution, No, 21, passed by the Legisla-
ture of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session,
as appears from the original of said Joint Resolution now on file
In my office.
Witness My Hand and the •Seal of the State of Washington
1 day of August, 1962.
A Legal Fblicatton VICTOR A, MEYERS
From the Office ot Secretary of State
Legal Publications
NOTI(!I,: Ol.' SAI,I,',
(IF VAIA!ABLI'; MATERIAl,
ON g'rA'I'E I,ANII
STATE OF hrASHINGT()N. DEPART-
M1CNT ()F NATUP, AI, RESOURCI]S.
let't L. C(d(', Colnlnission(w (if Pill)-
it(' Lands.
Nolic, i: II(*l'Ol)y g'ivt!a thai fill Tiles-
day, Ill(! 25111 day (,f St'l)t(mll)el', 1962,
Ci)lllllltllChtK Ill tell 0'/!][)(!]* ill tbo ft)l'P-
11OOII OI' Sti(i dlly, al tilt, S|lelt(m, I)isl-
I'iC1 ].]t,tl(Iqllal'liq's. lot':[ted at Slwllon,
Collll{, ol' MItslin, Slat(. t)f Wasilin'll)ll,
by tile [)]strict Adalinisll,attw of sui(I
I)islricl, i|u, tinlh(z' oll lhl, folhlwing
described stab, [Slid will be sold at
ptlbli(: aiwtiolI lo ill(" }lig]lps] ])i(ld(w
lo-wiI :
Applicaliou No. 27823
T)0lJst'bl'tk T]lillnJllg io('ate(] I%11-
lWoXilil/tt(qy (i mill'.- llOl'lhwesl of
Iililih)ck. Th(! Sil]O is COlil])osod or
:l(] ,ll'OOS lllal'kp(] witll paint with*
[11 l/lal'J4(,d sail} al'(!;i b(iillldal'y slid
In'l)periy ]in(,s till Slt]!rl SW!l , SOl'-
lion 21 aniI parl N,VII NWIi, soc-
lion 2R, all in Township 21 N(n'lh,
]taavo it %rest, W.M,, (umlaining'
(15 ILCI'('S, lll{)l'(! (}1' ](!SS, Coal])Pishlg
:l[)lir,)xhllatply ]g'! 000 bit+ fl, of
l)ollg]tls fil'; ]8,0(]0 bd. fI. of holll-
I(,('k all(i 3,000 bit, ft. of ('[,liar, t,l'
a hdal of 21)1,000 hd, fl,
M i n i Ill tl III a(tcei)l/Ibl(! bill:
$2.743.50.
¢.[hlll)Ol' %vl]] bo s()l(I (ill 'l ('ash
or inslalllllenl i)lall basis, Tilnber
lllllSi bP l'(,|ll[pJed ])rioF tlrl Deeem-
b(r 31, 196a,
On oP b('f¢)l'( Sepleltlbel' 25, 1982,
Ill 10:00 n.m,, oacil bidder must
lll:ikf! a Iii illi Illlllll deposit of
$27d.35 ])his a $5.00 l.)i]l .f sale ['ee,
o(' a total of $279.35 ia the i'(uull of
C;Isll, lilt)SPy i)l'd('l OV (!erl if led
che('k. Said dep((sit shall constitute
all ()])(nill K I)l(1 H] lho a|)praJsed
])l'ice. lllmn awal'd of I]liS sale, the
respe('t ive del)(,sits silai I be I'e-
till'SOil to ]}lO IIIlSUCCPSSftl] bid-
(|l!r'sl Tilt[ t)lll'chas(!F Ill[iS[ pay the
bal:l|l('o b(,twP(!}l the bid deposit
alld the fall bid l)lq('e oil lbe day
[if st,]p, OF lilly, Jt liIo plil'C]lasei'
S(, ell'ors Ill Ill(! tilne oF sale, pay
an atl(litioP.ai aale)llllt to bvhlff tile
to]al (nnot(1)t t)|' the deposit, ex-
cltlstve of fees, to oqtlal 255} of
lhe full bid pvh:e based on the
(!Ftliso os]illlalo, t)rovidod till[ StlC]l
(lep(sit shall' not bo less than
$2,[]{)0.00. This balance nlay be 1)aid
by ])0FSt)llai che(!k, ISpon award Of
sale, l)lll'chas(!F lTltlSt {[|st) flll'nis]l
a eas]l i)olld of $200,00 in the form
of cash, money older or Cel'tifled
check, to guarantee compliance
witii all terms of th(, bill (ff sale.
All cheeks, lllOlley ol'del's, etC. arc
to be laade I)ayabh: to the Coln-
IYIiSsiOIlPr oi' PLlbli(' Lands.
Accessibility: Purchaser (nay use
Saturday enjoying the Southwest
Washington Fair.
The ProgTess Grange picnic was
well attended even though Sun-
day was a cold, windy day.
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Petty visited Della Beyer in Olym-
pia.
State and federal men who were
bore to look at oyster' beds were
entertaind with a picnic Tuesday
afternoon at the Herb Nelson
homo. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Nelson
und Mr. and Mrs. Herb Nelson
entertained the men.
Voters' Pamphlet--Publication and Distribution
L ' I|
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962
Office of Victor A. Meyers,
Secretary of State, State of Washington,
o Whom It May Concerto
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu-
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
the said state, as follows:
OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE
Senate Joint Resolution No. 9
VOTERS' PAMPHLET--PUBLICATION'
AND DISTRIBUTION
Shall Article II, Section 1, Amendment 7 of the State
Constitution which presently directs the Secretary of
State to send each registered voter a copy of the
voters' pamphlet (a publication containing the laws
and constitutional amendments referred to the people
together with arguments for and against each meas•
ure) be amended so as to require only mailing to each
individual place, of residence, together with such other
distribution as the Secretary of State deems neces-
sary?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of Representatives
of the State of Washington in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held in this state on the
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November 1962,
there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of the state for
their approval and ratification, or rejection, an amendment to
Article II, section 1 of the Constitution of the State of Wash-
ington, as amended by Amendment 7 by adding thereto a new
subsection to be known as subsection (el, reading as ollows:
Article II, section 1, subsection (el. The legislature shall
provide methods of publicity of all laws or parts of laws, and
amendments to the Constitution referred to the people with
arguments for and against the laws and amendments so referred.
The secretary of state shall send one copy of the publication to
each individual place of residence in the state and shall make
such additional distribution as he shall determine necessary to
reasonably assure that each voter will have an opportunity to
study the measures prior to election. These provisions supersede
the provisions set forth in the last paragraph of section 1 of
this article as amended by the seventh amendment to the Con-
stitution of this state.
lie It Further Resolved, That the secretary of state shall
cause the foregoing constitutional amendment to be pub-
lished for at least three months next preceding the election in
a weekly newspaper in every county in the state in which such
a newspaper is published.
Passed the Senate February 14, 1961. Passed the House March 8, 1961.
JOHN A. CHERBERG, JOHN Speaker o! the House.
President oJ" the Serials. L. O'BRIEN,
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State o£ Wash-
ington, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct
copy of Senate Joint Resolution No. 9, passed by the Legislature
of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session, as
appears from the original of said Joint Resolution now on file
in my office.
Witness My Hand and the Seal of the State of Washington
this 1st day of August, 1962.
A Legal Publication VICTOR A. MEYERS
From the Office of Secretary of st
--Ill
Legal Publications
I'O8(I a('¢ln'(]inl4 it) i'ociIwo(a] agl'Ot!-
lllOnl with ,Qill/]lSol( TilllboP (.()lll-
])llll.'t', t'oDit' of w]lit'h al'i Oll file
ill tilo l)isll'i(q :tlld O1.vlnl)ia offi-
cPs.
Clanpll'io (imtl'acl and sp(,(,ifil!i-
tit,as may hi' t'X;IhlilIOd lit Sh('lloll
])istrici th,l(d(llalric('s. (OIllltV All-
(iilDl"S of f i('(( all(l offi('o (it (lllll-
iilissiDn(q" of Pllll]ic LtllldS, ()[+Vtll-
pin.
To be !ol(l ai Sb('ll(,n Dislrict
I]eacIqtla I'I t'Fs, olt T(ios(tay. Sot)-
ttqllllof o5, 1962, it l0 tV('lock :(.111.
Any sail' wil i(!tl has bill! II (} [' f(' I'('d,
alld for WJl|(:Jl llO bids al'e i'eeeivo(i
s]lall 11o] t)(! I'e-offq'ed Ilnlil it has
I)e(?n readv(!rlis(!(l. ]1' all sahs ('anllot
b(, offer('d wilhiu the spocifi('ci time
on lhe advt!l'iis(!(t (]lit('. []t(' sale sllall
c( nti llU( lil ]]1- 'O )%Vi lg (1]iV ])C|%v('ell
]]1(* bOIll'S Of [01i ()'chick ll,lll, and follr
o'(.b)ck l). iii,
Said tim][,u" on said land will be sob1
f()r lll,] I('ss than liie at)l)l'ais(d valtlo,
as apl)rai,'t!d by tllo COliilllissionol' oiF
Plit)li(' Llinds ill ]h(, iIitlllllel' pl'ovid(.(i
by law, li n(dico of whl(di is ll(iW olt
fii(! in lh(, (dTil'e (if till, Atidilof ill' said
e()llliiy, anlt Dislril'l Adulhlisirahii' lit'
snhl dish'icl.
Tol'las (if sale ai'o : vasi/ (li' inshiII-
ilielit lllali Imsis.
BERT L, COLE
CollllttisSiollOf O[' Pllblh! Lallds
8/30 9/6-13-20 ,It
NOTICE OF SALE
()F S'I'A'I'I,; TII)E LANDS
STATE OF WASHINGTON, I)E-
PARTMENT OF NATURAL E-
SOURCES. Dert L, CI)[e. COlllllli-
stoner of Ptiblic (fin(Is
N()TICE IS ttID1RI!;BY GIVEN, Tluit
Oil "l'tl(#sday, tile 25Ih day Of Sel)telll-
b(l', 1962, c(illlllitllCillg ll[ l'li o CI(,Ut'
ill till' foi'eno()ll i)£ said {lit',., (il ltie
Coullty Cotn't Houso in lh(! city .ll
SIleitoii, ('OUllty o[ }laslin. liit, (,f
WasilillgtOll, by the Ctlllllty AIIditof Of
said county, I.lle foliowiliK (]oscribt!d
2rid (:]ass ll(hdands, togptbpl' wiih l]ie
inll)rov(qli(l)ts sittltlD,(t lli(.!rloil, will be
sold lit ptibli(: titl(:lion tO ]lw higiwst
bidder tlierefor, to-wit:
NOTE--Nil i)111"! exc(:q)t cilizens of
tim tin]ted Slates, Of pel'sons W]lO
bavo dt,(',hll'e(I lheiF intell]ioll to bl!-
Legal Publications
('lllllt' S(ll'h, t':ll/ [,/ll'('}li.t siatt' ]ands.
.,llllplicatilln Nil. 1',4112',I
T!l' lilt,qands ill' tiu' st,(!lill(]
class, iWllt'd hy lib' SI:III' of "llV:ish-
inhu. :illiah. ill ti'olil ,1, ad.ia-
COlll il) o1' :ibliliill" Ill)tin lhal |}liP-
i illil ill' iht, litllqh 15S.65 I'pl,l tlf
(i/VOl'llllit,lil |.ol ',{, l,(.i loll '.lit,
Ti)wnsiii[I 22 Nol'lii, Range 3 Wosl,
i,'.M., lyill4 S(lllll/ ill :l lilil' I'llll-
ll'ill 1';t.'41 J'l'OIil ;I pllilll W]liCJl iS
/l)lll Jl I '3 NI) fPPI fl'Olll lhe lhll'| h-
v¢l,si ('lWlhq' ill" ((ivt'i'lllillql] ](1| ,
siitl Soc{ion 2(i, with i fron[at4o oi;
1.7:1 ]ili(.ai chahis, illlil't, lii' ]t,.Is,
il[)praisc(l al $2|)().011 tn,i" (!}laill (ll'
$3.1tL01).
lqil'(.lili:iw llltlS] .lso pay a $5.00
sial I1 | (i I'.V I'()e.
](ICtl[o(i OI1 |Jlo tl()l'lil sitio t)lF
Ih,od C(illal lil)(itll 2 lililes oaSl Of
Tlihli3'ti ill I!/l>tl't'll ]{laSoli (}ltllil.v.
El'o lu, sohi ;iF Sih'lton, ('tltlllty
(':LI . ca 'l'llt's(lay, S(,l)h,nlb(,l' 25,
1962, ai 10 o'('h,ck a.lll.
Jlllllit':ltion No. 1;I661
Th(, iid,htn(t ,,i' |he seitlli(l class,
(iwlli!(i by Jill, Shtlc of WasilinKtoll.
silllal(! ill li'oiil ill'. li(tja('t'lil Ill (il"
aluillilig upon ill ,(llilli SO f(,oi of
lh(, liJl'ih I?,00 fo(!l ill ('lovI)l.nlll(llt
Lid 2, Sol'lion 26, Ti,wilship 22
Noi'lli. }{lllll-','(: 3 tl'sl, W.M., b:lv-
ing ;l ['i',)111:1!4(' ill' I..ll Jill(qt] (!llaills,
lllt)l'(! ill' I('SS. ni)llraisod al $2(1{).0(}
lur c|iaill tti' {'22.()1j.
Pill'('ilil>'Ol' liltlSt Ills() ])ay a $5.00
sl:t] t}| Ot'y fo('.
[O('ll(!d IJll tiln ll()l'thol'13' side
o17 lhn,d (alllll 81)Olll I l/lih!s s(lutb-
Wl'st i)l' hqlaii" ;ind witilia tllo'Poi't
(i|" "l'a]lll.\\;':l ill Masiln Cotlll],V.
To in, sold Ill Sh('llon, (llunly
Se:ll, Oil rl'llt'sda3", oi)| Olllt)pl' D.
19t[2, a] 10 o'clo('k "i,lii.
All)" SiliO wllic]l has i)el!a ()ffei'()d, and
foF whi('h lh) bids :!l't' i'e('(!iv('d shall
llot b,' l't, lffol'o(i Illl{il it has bt'(ql l'('-
advol'tis('d. If nil sales C.qIllltll ])o of-
f(!l't'(I wilhin the Sl,ecified lilllo on
Ihe allw,riised date, lho sill(! shall
('Oil[ill/it! Oll {hi' following day b(!iweon
th(' ho(ll'S Ill It'll (,'cJo('k a.lih l(ltd
fl)lll' li'(!hldk tl.ili.
Shill hinds will be s(tld r(,l' n(d 10s
ill:lrl ]bt! ,t!)pl'aised V,'llue abiive stated
lllld lit)oil th(! t I)l'liiS all(] I'(ill(l 1( hills
[ ol h)Willt4' :
r.GOvernmental Contlnulty Durln
Emergency Periods
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution '
'r tO voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962 l
Office of Victor A. Meyer-
/ Secretary of State, State Of Washin0rl.' "-\\;,
To Whom 11 Ma Ceneern,
In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu-
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter refeh'ed to, there is
hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the constitution of
the said state, as followst
- OFFICIAL BALLOT TITL
House Joint Resolution No. 9
/
GOVERNMENTAL CONTINUITY DURING
EMERGENCY PERIODS
Shall Article II of the State Constitution be amended
by adding a section empowering and directing the
legislature to provide a method of temporary suc-
cession to elective and appointive offices when because
of an emergency resulting from enemy attack the
incumbents are unavailable to act and further em-
powering the legislature to depart from certain con.
stitutional provisions if, in discharging this duty, he
emergency renders compliance impracticable?
i
Be It Resolved, By the House of Representatives and Senate
of the State of Washington in legislative session assembled:
THAT, At the general election to be held in this state on
the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in November,
1962, there shall be submitted to the qualified electors of the
state, for their approval and ratification, or rejection, an amend-
ment to the State Constitution by the addition thereto of a new
! ction to read as follows:
NEW SECTION. Article 1, section 42. The legislature, in
order to insure continuity of state and local governmental oper-
ations in periods of emergency resulting from enemy attack,
shall have the power and the duty, immediately upon and after
adoption of this amendment, to enact legislation providing for
prompt and temporary succession to the powers and duties of
public offices of whatever nature and whether filled by election
or appointment, the incumbents and legal successors of which
may become unavailable for carrying on the powers and duties
of such offices; the legislature shall likewise enact such other
measures as may be necessary and proper for insuring the con-
tinuity of governmental operations during such emergencies.
Legislation enacted under the powers conferred by this amend-
ment shall In all respects conform to the remainder of the
Constitution: PROVIDED, That if, in the judgment of the legis-
la'ture at the time of disaster, conformance to the provisions
of the Constitution would be impracticable or would admit of
undue delay, such legislation may depart during the period of
emergency caused by enemy attack only, from the following
sections of the Constitution:
Article 14, Sections 1 and 2, Seat of Government;
Article 2, Sections 8, 15 (Amendments 13 and 32), and 22,
Membership, Quorum of Legislature and Passage of Bills;
Article 3, Section l0 (Amendment 6), Succession to Govero
norship: PROVIDED, That the legislature shall not depart from
Section 10, Article 3, as amended by Amendment 6, of the
State Constitution relating to the Governor's office so long as
any successor therein named is available and capable of assume
ag the powers and duties of such office as therein prescribed;.
Article 3, Section 13, Vacancies in State Offices;
Article 11, Section 6, Vacancies in County Office;
Article 11, Section 2, Seat of County Government;
Article 3, Section 24, State Records.
And Be It Farther Resolved, That the secretary el
state shall cause the foregoing proposed constitutional amend-
ment to be published for at least three months next preceding
said election, in a weekly newspaper in every eounw where a
newspaper is published throughout the state.
]Palled the Senate March 7, 1961. Passed the House March 8, 1961,
JOHN A. CHERBERG. JOttN L. O'BRIEN.
reident ol the Senote. Speaker o$ the Houso,
I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash°
lngton, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and corrcct
copy of House Joint Resolution No. 9, passed by the Legislature
of the State of Washington at its Thirty-seventh Session, as
appears from the original of said Joint Resolution' now on
file in my office.
Witness My Hand and the Seal of the State of Washington
this 1st day of August, 1962.
A Legal Publication " VICTOR A. MEYERS
From the Office o! . . ._ llecretar¥ o! Stats
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Proposed Amendment to
State Constitution
to be voted on NOVEMBER 6,
Office of Victor A.
Secretary of State, State el
• o Whom It Ma, Co'neerm
In obedience to the State Constitution, and
tion of the State Legislature hereinafter referred
hereby published for the consideration of the voters {
of Washington, the proposed amendment to the
the said state, as follows:
BALLOT
Substitute Senate Joint Resolution N0.
SCHOOL DISTRICTSI
INCREASING LEVY PERIODS
Shall the State Constitution be amended
school district voters to authorize tax
of the 40.mill limit at a specified maximum
to four years for operations and/or
the proposition or propositions be
three.fifths majority, and the number of
thereon constitutes not less than
votes east at the last preceding genen
district?
Be It Resolved, By the Senate and House of
of the State of Washington in legislative session
THAT, At the general election to be held In
the Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in
there shall be submitted to the qualJied electors
for their approval and ratification, or rejection,
to Article 7, section 2 as amended by
Constitution of the State of Washington, by
new subsection designated as subsection (d)
follows:
Article 7, section 2.subsection (d).
for the purposes and in the manner m this
School district tax levy or levies at a
for each year may be authorized at
specified number of years not in excess of foul
for operations Or four years for a lev
both when the proposition therefor has
majority of at least three-fifties of the electo
.at which election the number of
lion shall constitute not less than
number of votes cast at the
,Such district. If any tax levy is
provisions of this subsection
district shall determine annually thereafter
F equ!red from the authorized levy or levies
of the schools of the district, and/or for
within Chef limits of each tax so authori2
made at the rat e required to produce the
mined as aforesaid;
cr to
or
submitted to the electors of a school distri¢
whether called for this
purpose, but ma, be submitted not more
year.
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No district shall submit to the electorate
this subsection a proposition to authorize
current operations or
such electors hay, aroved a
itr of this subsection for the same
however at any time submit to the elo
.substitute for authc
the same ,purpose: PROVIDED (1) That
br the substituted authorization will be ade
contractual obli of the district
authorization the
shall b, its terms supersede the
terms shall not become effective until the
following the date of the election at which
and then be in lieu of
seded authorization
The procedures specified in this
eumulaive to the other
And Be lit ResOlved, That the secretary of
foregoing constitutional amendment to be
three months next preceding the election in a
ia every county in the state in which such 'a
published.
]Passed the Senate Marsh 10, 1'961. Passed the
JOHN A. CHERBERG. JOHN
President o] the Senale.
EXPLANATORY COMMENT
All words underscored do not appear i
Constitution as it is now written but will
be
this amendment Is adopted.
I, Victor A. Meyersl Secretary of State of
ington, hereby certify that the above is a full,
copy of Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 1,
Legislature of the State of Washington at its
Session, as appears from the original of said Su
Resolution now on file in my office.
Witness My Hand and the Seal o£ the State of
this 1st day of August, 1962.
\\;, Legal Publication
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IAL BALLOI
House 3oint Re
..... CITIES, TOWI
INCREASING LEVY
;tare Constitution be
Voters to authorize
limit at a specifie
s for capital outlay
le approved by a
er of voters voting
percent of the
election in sm
By the Senate and ]
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the first IVlor
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and ratification, or
2 as amended by
the State of Washingt,
designated as subsectio
subsection
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of four years for
therefor has been
of the electors
)ersons voting
is authorized pt
thereafter the alr
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the limits of eacl
at the rate require
aforesaid.
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submit to the,
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,ear for
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the electorate a'
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at which it wa:
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That the seCreta,
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1981. Pas
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IXPLANATORY CO1
Underscored do not
a it is now written 1
is adopted.
Secretary of Stl
that the above i
I-Iouse Joint Resolul
State of Washingt
ars from the original
file in my office.
and the Seal of
st, 1962.