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Page 16 $I&apos;LTON--MA0N COUNTY JOURNAL; -- Published in '¢Chrfstm:atown, U.g.A.," Slel[on, Washington ThurMay, Septen teraber 6, ]962 ..............................................  P-uMic-.ti Legal I ubli(ations Legal Pubhcations Legal Pubhcatlons  m.s s _ FAT 4"ll;tJi OF VAI,UAI{I,E MA'I'EiII/ki, nWlZt v:ilh Sllup.m 'r]lllll,r I.'llll- AlHHicalioll No. 13623 [of sale. The Itlrchaser. if |m lm iml receb,,,:,d by llm I of .Public Mason ("mln- I ANIMALS AT FAIR--Dr. Douglas Larbon, Shel- ton veterinarian, looks over two animals as they are being unloaded at the Mason County Fair grounds in preparation for the fair last week. PEOPLE IN WASH HISTORY .... WESTERN WOMEN Math,Ida Coontz Jackson The hardships o£ the Oregon Trall left many widows tO face the strange new country without the help of the men who had eathusi- astictlly etcouraged them to Set oat an the journey. Mathilda Glov- er Comtz was one of these. She hat traveled as far aa the Snake River with her hiusband Nicholas and her four small boys fllltrtg the long, slow days with good companionship and Cheerful anticipation of the journey's end. At the crossing of that river, how- ever. she stood a helpless witness as Nicholas drowned in the treach- erous waters while trying to ave his oxen, Nothing could console her, and the saddened , company halted un- til shc was able to travel again. Her fifth child was born at this campsite and was buried only a few days later near tim spot which marked the tragic drowning. At last she and her four sons arrived in Oregon City, exhausted and nearly helpless in a forbidding country. It was here, late in the fall of 1847, that Mathilda met 5ohn R. Jackson, a quiet, educated English- man. She married him in 1848 and her new home was  crude log cab- in without windows, with one door, a mud fireplace and chimney. This was the family Imme until 1850, when a new, and more pre- tenuous log house was built on the same site, That new home became the first. Lewis County court house. It is located about 11 miles south- east of Chehalis and is a historical landmark preserved by the Wash- ingtoll State Historical Society. Mathilda became known far and wide as "Grandma Jackson. the best coo.k, housekeeper, and host- ess in the territory." The Jackson home. called "The Highlands" became a, stopping pla.ce for travelers. Ulysses S. Grant, Georgt., J, McOlelhtnd arLd Phil Sheridan accepted the genial hospitality of this home. Mathilda and her husband became distin- MII • • missionaries To Speak Sunday REV. I)ONALD IVAIRI,EY Rev. and Mrs. Donald Fairley, missionaries under the Christian and Missionary Alliance since Oc- tober 1929, wiU be featured speak- ers at the Mt. View Alliance cimrch, Washington and J Streets, Sunday at all of the services. The Fairleys spent their first term in the Lower Belgian Congo. In 1934 they were sent to pioneer a. new mission field in Gabon. French Equatorial Africa. In that area of Scull] Babon they have ,:een a work established among eight ma)or tribes. The National church there is now entirely independent with its own leaders and organization. The 30 missiontries remain as coun- eellor: te,'tehers, n[rlrSes, and are r er activin l"l;(+lItiii(l ' ex ant]i,;nl. Orlc phase of tim Fairley's sin- istIT in Gabon has been their work among the Phgmies of whom several hundred are now baptized Christians. Rev. and Mrs. Fairley are look- ing forward to their seventh term 0i service and plan to leave for Gabon, perhaps by the end of. this year,. The Pastor. Rev. Mr. Breid, ex- tends a cordial invitation to all to heat' these missionaries. They will be speaking at the Sunday +:chool tmur at 9:45 a.m., the mor- ning worship at 11 a.m., Yotmg PeoPles at 6 p.m. and the eve- ning service at 7 p.m. They will have curios and will show motion pLctures of the Gabon work. guished examples of the finest quality of pioneer character. Abolishing Restrictions on Land Ownership Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962 Office of Victor A. Meyers. n'etary of State, State Of Washington. t Whom 1 May Concern: In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Resolu- lion of the State Leglslature 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 le said state, as follows: o + tOFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE Senate Joint Resolution No. 21 ABOLISHING RESTRICTIONS ON LAND OWNERSHIP Shall the constitutional restrlction.upon the owner. p ox ran-m the State of Washington by certain 9on-citizens be removed by repealing Section 33, Ar. ticle 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, there shall be submitted to the qualified voters of this state, Ior 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 af the State of Washingtoa are each hereby repealed. And Be It Further 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. ied the House March 5, 19L Passed the Senate February $4, 196L ll L. O'BRIEN, JOHN A. CHERBERG, ,peaer o4 IJe House. esident oj t ¢aal. I, '9letor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the tate of Wash- kgton, 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 1t3 my office. Wle My Hand and the Seal of the State of Washington +1 <lay of Augtt, 1962. A Legal Publication  VICTOR  MEYERS rll the Office o  Secretar  Stato 1 NVI'I('I*' O1" AI,E ON S'rA'l'lq LAND TATE ()l," WASHINGTON, DIqPAIIT- IIqNT (IF NATURAl. Ill,:S()[TIICES, l}hq'l L. ('oh,, (Olilllli,}iOllOr [i1" ]"lib- lip Llllli]. Notic'o i: hi're'by btiv,'ll Ill+It C+a q'UO'-:- (lay. tilt' 251h (lay 4,1' +%'l+h'l.nllor. 19I;2, (!OIIIIIH'IIC[II," lit l*'ll ,)'('1<)t'1{ ]11 I}t(' I'<W+'- lIOOII 4,1' said day, al lho Shelhm, ])i:l- l'ii'I th'll(h|llal'll!l', h'caUM ,t Sht'lI+lll. (,IHIIIIy o1' MtIF.()II, *1014' If '\\;71I.¢.)IiIIKI()II, by Ill,' I)islri(!I Adnqnislr:lt,t ,11' mid lJislriq, t|u' lillll)er (,ll Ih( + ftdl,winK (h,scrih<'d slah' l:Ill(l will b,' s,,hl llt )ul,lic llllCii,+ll I(+ IIH + hih,',t bidd,'r to+wit : Al,lilh,ilil,t,n N,,. 27823 T:'lqi.:rilc<'k ThilHIiIu." hc:,lt'd :ll)- pl'tIXillllll(*Jy (i lit'Its II(,FIIIWtL;| ('1' latl<)ck. ThP sill0 iH (•oZll!H:rd ,1; • H] tl'*'(':: laarko(I with lmilzl with- ill I/lll,'li(([ I.q]o 11'(+: I))llll(I:ll'y Itlld lH',)lu,rly liIH'S <)ll ;ql'u:; SW',, S,'c- |hill 21 and lUtrl N\\;V NVI+, ;++c- lion 2S, all ill THWZI.qIil ) "H NtH'lh. ]{llllKe 6 [,rl'S(, V,M., c<IH/li!iIIU',' li5 II(?I'OS, IlltH'( + HF [O:;S, C(llllI)l'i;ill:: apIlr(*:.;inulhly IS2(I00 bd. 1't. d l)OtlglllS fir: 11;,()[10 lid. fl. d" h'ln- hwk and 3,00(I I)d• ft. d+ ('illal •' (q+ a l,d:ll ,)f 201,00{) hd. fI. , i n ] Ill II Ill ;ICC't[:I})IP bid: $2.7,13.50, rrilll|)t?r V,'i]] 1)t' ;rdd Hll ,'3 <';U':II ')1' JllllllllllleIll I)]Illl I)IIF:J:4, Tillllwr lllll,ql })£* I'OllluVi!d I!ri<)r |() ])PI'I!lll- t,<,r 21, 1963• Oil t,l' })of<ll'O S,+t)(OlIII)PI ' 25, ]962. (11 10:1}1) ;I.Itl.. t 'ltCil ]+i(ldt,r lllllS{ ' IllL]((' ;1 IllilliltllAlll ([t'l)<Sil of $27,1..'15 IdU¢ a $5,00 bill t)l' s:tl' t",'(,, or a Iotlll ol; $279.35 ill (}w I•,)rm ,,f CilNh, 1 ) I(!V Ol•dtl Of CPI*t flied ch('<q¢, Said d*'l)osit shill: I:llls[illlt0 an o])l!llhl' bid nt" |lie lJ)l)l'tliS('lt 1)l'iCe, Ulloa ,*lward ,11' this sale, tile resp(.ctive (]('|}(}:i(S shall b(, t't'- I tll'll(!d Ii, l]u  Illl, IIC('* ':I. f Lit hid- d(!l'N. "l'h(  t)t|l'(hilNcl ' Illl['l 1)/ly I]10 I,alance b0lwoi,n tho bid d0poMt and the full bid price on fie day Of SIll0, (H' IIIHy, il (hi! I)III'C/IHNOI * SO t'*]OCIS ll| lhf' |illl( of I-;l]o, 1,11y all a(Idi[iol'.lll alll,)UIlt 1o bl']ll r lll (oLal alllollilt of tht' d(![mMt, ex- C]tl.JVO of foe:.'+, to ('qLla[ '15: Or 1.he full bid I)rico blls,'d ,+ll lho cr'tltSl:! ostilllt/|(", t)l'l)vid(+d (hHI Slh'll d<q)l)sit MIM] not 1)e less llmn $2,000,00, This I)al;ul(,e hilly t)e 1laid by p(WSOII;I] (!h((:l{. UI)Oll award (if 110, l)tllq'hast'l ' IllLISI :lifo flll'lliS]l 'l cash bolld (if $2(}{)+00 ill lho form of cash, I'llOllOy oi'll'r 41r Iertifiod cll(ck, to IEIIQ I'a Ill 1,0 C(llll)] ill n('o with all tOl'lltS of 1]le bill of salo. All cbol:ka, Illt)ll()' ()l'(]crs, 01C, llvf to ta +, llltl(h" payilbh Io lhc.. (3Olll- lllJSSiOllPr O1' Publtc Lands, A('cessibili|y: Purclutsw lllly llSO Voters' PamPhlet.Publicatio n and Distribution Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution to be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962 JUL t . 1 Oee of Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State, State of Washington, To Whom It May Concerto In obedience to the State Constitutfon, and the Joint Resoluo lion 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 It, 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' pmphlet (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 thelr 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 (e), reading as follows: Article II, section 1, subsection (e). 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 seretary 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- titution of this state. Be 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 • weekly newspaper in every county In the state in which such a newspaper is published. Ped the Senate February 14, 19L Passed the House March 6, 1961. JOHN A, CHERBERG, JOHN peaker oJ the HousO. .. Pr¢tden¢ OJ the ,qenata. L, O'BRIEN, 1, Vietor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash.. lngton, 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 thls 1st day of August, 1962. A Legal Publication '" VI{TOR A. MEYERS From the Office of  Secretary of Stall i 1 I'l,;id :t('l'll['(}]ll. Io I*q+ipt'()('l} l'l' O'- trolly, t"l)[+':'; Il" Wlli:ll :ll't' Oll I'ih in lilt' IliMri,'t and |)1+vnqda off'i- ('i 'S. ('<+lllt+l+'l' Cillll'il('l :lld ,i)t'('il'it'H" I[HIIS III/ly hi' t'x;llliilll'([ Ill SJH'I[,HI l)i.II'ii'I I|,':H]qII;IV]F.-;. (!llllt)' All- ditcH":; Hfi'h''• ;lilt1 d'li'a' 1 (')]ll'- IlliYSillt'l" tl" l'uhlh • |AllL(Is. ()IVlll- I)i:l. T,, 1)(' :.dd al :hclt,m i)i,dricl ] i('iIIIq IItll'1 ors. Hit 'rllt,+d a3 . ('p- h'mb,'r 25, 191;2. t( Ill (,'clock ;I,m. All}" Yqll(' W]li(']l has bl't'II tH'f,'r('d, IllLd I'+H" Wile{ +]l l{) bid: ;ti' I+*'coiv('ll Mudl ,l,d h,' rt,-Hfl',.r,'(l until it ha. 1.'el rt,:tdv,'rlist'd, If all s:tl+'s CHIII1OI hi, ol'l''l•d Witllill |]H' st,','ili-d lhn' *,n llw ad('rli.l'd dale, lht' sllle Mm]l ('(*ll{hlll' till 'lIP I'+dl,\\;VitIV. (t;t,' I,H'LW'+II 1]W hollr:l <11' It,l/ l'('h,ck ;I.]ll. IIIHI J'ollr t l't•1Hr [,: p,l:,, Said Ihnl,'r ,,u s:dd lalltl will 1,,' s,dd I',,I" ,iV{ h';: thrill I'.I*' :tiHll•:/i:ct| ','+1111t'. :l.q +Ltl|lt'll[:4+,l t1' tht' ('Hll!l:li:;iOllt'F O[' t'uhli(' I.:tIIdP [11 Ill+' llltl+lllt'l' ]H'l,Vi(It'(I I)y ]+IW. :1 It+'lit 't +1" Which i:', Ilt)W *')'1 fih! il Iht' Hl'IicP ,l' lh' :\\;udihw ,I mtill C1HIIII,, ,',lilt I)i.qlict ,\\;ttltlilli.'(l';llHI" ,1[' :aid dbd rill. Pt;'l'llt. ' Ill" :/lh  /IF(': ('H:h Ill' illS(:lll- I}ll'llt }J:lll I,:::.' i ;. tH4Iur i+, ('IH,IC ( Hllllll J F.i, qlt'l (*[" PII})]il' 1,:ITIIII S/?,0 9't;.-13.20 .l[ NOTICE OF NAI,I", O1" N'I'ATIq 'I'I|H': I+ANi)N S'TATE Ill" \\;VASII IN(IT(N, I)1+1- PA I{'I?M lqNT Ill i' NATUI{AII ]I],]- S()I 1RCt']S, I h'l'l 1,. Ct,h'. Co11111tiS+ sio,l*'r (,11 tLlbli(: [:Hld:-; NI)TIk"I' IS 1-11,;1141;'f (HV1,]N. Thai (,ll Tllt'Sll:ly, lhe 25111 Itfiy I,f S(.l)|enl- ht+l'. 1})(;2, ('t,llllllt+llt'illg 111 l(+ll I) clOCk ! ill 1he |'tl'(,Ilot)ll (H' .;ili(i 'd:ly, I[1 ,he i /otlllly (?olll'l ]ll)ll:-;t' ill IhP eily .f ht,H<+ll. 'ct,li|ILy 411' h"ll:alll, Sl:lh' tff i v,.r+lshillglall, 11.+' Ih(+ (2otlldy AIIdi|<)r of sMd cotlllly, th(' f!dhwilIK d(,s(!ril)o(I 2nd cla:s [idtqalld:, h)g*'[hrr v¢ith the illl II'tIV(llli'lll Silllil[l'(] Ihlq*l'tlll, W )C st at pill,l,<' ;lllcli+ql I< lh' hi"h('st Ifid(h!r th0r(+(t), ', 1,o-wit : rotlIo Sltch, ('fill I,LIr(!}ltISc SItIIP In, ads. The lidtqllllds of [}lo s0Cf)lld (!l:l:s, oWll('d |).V [h0 Stair' Of Wash- illgIHll, SillltlIO ill II',)nl o['. adjlt- <','Ill Ill H" zlbllltill" tltHlll lhll| ])OI'" lhll )t' lilt' IIH'lh 158.65 IJ'cl Of (lIvVl'['l|lll(']ll |,lit B, S'¢'lillll 2(i, 'l'owlship 22 NI't}I. t{ange 3 Wi,st, V/•M., ]yillt4 S'Kl[h ')l' a lilll! rllll- II[ll; t';Isl I'l•(Hll l IS'lit which i Suulh 1380 fet'l I'rtml the north- \\;V*!sl (')l'll('l' 111' (.tF'(rlllll('*lll Lot 2. said Slq';.i(lll 26, Wiltl It  1'r(IntIlgl oli 1.'i3 ]ill+:ll i'hllilLu, Ill(•l ' O1' less, ll|l)l':ti.'(t Ill $2ll0,1|11 lldl ' C]lIlill IH' $3.I(;.00. ]lIFcllaser IIIllsl :Iso llay II $5.(1{) 1111111ll')" fP(L l.'al,'d ,m llw llIw[h si(h! of th),d Ctllllll almlll 2 Illilo i'a.n[ O[ THhIIYll ill i'lisl*.l'll iitD'It)ll ('ollllly. To l++' slhl al ShPl[oll. COllllty *t':ll, Oil TIIt's(lav, S('l)lOlllb('r 25, 19(;2. iii I(t I'cl<*ck il.ltl. Apl,[ica/ion No. 1366-I Tho lid.lanlls ,t' the st,cund class, oWlt!d I)y llu' Stall' ¢ff WilNhillgton, .l[l/.IH1t' Ill [l'<)lll I)f, IldjIIc*'llt to 41' , a],llllillg ttpHll Ill' ,ttllh (I l't'O[ of Iht' lllwlh 1}t()0 i't'el OI+ (.:l,V(l'llllllllt LHt 2, S,ctiHn 26, T)wll.hip 2 `). Nt),'th, Rang t :t West, W.III.. hav- ill.g i1 fl'Oltlil.'t' O1' 1.41 lillqll CIIIIillS, IIl()l'o ol' to..4N,, appraised al $'2(|0,00 per chain or $2,q2.(10. l:)tll•Cha:i'r ttlllsl Illst) l)ly a $5,00 ,1 It| tltory 1"t ,p. Lorale(t oil lhl' llorlh(!rly sitlP, O1' III)t)(| (i+tllllll ttIH)lll S Illiles Solllh- Wt!Sl Hr ]Ip[|'air Illtd Wi{||]n lho Por[ of Tzlhlly:l Ill MIISOII CI)l|llty, To hi' stdd al ShPItl)ll. CoLillly S01L{, |Ill Ttlesday, S(qll(!llll)l,r 25, ]962, Ill 1(t (€cluck a,nl. Any sMe which has boca offlu'od, and for which ll(i bids arc l'0c(!ived shall llt)l 1It' I'l' I[fOl'l+d lllltil il ban bP011 l'O- adv.rtis,'d. If :Ill slllos (!allllot I,o o[- h'r'd wiihin lie specified thne on l ho a(lt'irlied date, the sale MlaU (!(HI|ill|It' Oil lho fol|OWhlg day bt'twoPn lilt' tlotl IL"l ol IOll O'(']ock a.lll, alld i l•Hllr o'chck p+lll. Said lands will be sl,ld for no1 lo.u. NOTE--N(, tmc xlwpt ciiiz,,ns of 1hart lhe .lpllraised vtllll0, above stated l]le Unitod Stllles, or ])(l',qons who Illld ill)Oil 111i l l'lll., and COll(llt|OlL.l h:lv(' dt,(qart'(l l[it,il" illl(+ll[iOll Io |)e- h,Ih,willg: Governmental Contlnulty Durln ' Emergency Perioda Proposed Amendment to the State Constitution " Lto be voted on NOVEMBER 6, 1962! Office of Victor A, Meyer----_. / Secretary of State, State og Washingt0 To Whom 1 May Coneernl . . In obedience to the State Constitution, and the Joint Reso|uo tlon of the State Legislature hereinafter referred to, there .it hereby published for the consideration of the voters of the State of Washington, the proposed amendment to the onstitution el the said state, as follows: OFFICIAL BALLOT TITLE .......... 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 ue- 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, ae emergency renders compliance impracticable? 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, I962, there shall be submitted to the qualified ¢lectars of the state, for their approval and ratification, or rejection, an amend- ment to the State Constitution by the addition thereto of a new section to read as follows: NEW SECTION. Article 9-, section 42. The legislature, in order to insure continuity of state and local governmental opero ations In periods of emergency resulting from enemy attack simll 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 cono tinuity of governmental operations during such emergencies. Legislation enacted under the powers conferred by this amend° merit shall in all respects conform" to the remainder ol 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 follow|ng 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 o£ Legislature and Passage of Bills; Article 3, Section 10 (Amendment 6), Succession to Gover- 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 lng the powers and duties of such office as therein prescribed;. Article 3, Section 13, Vacancies in State Offices; Article II, Section 6, Vacancies in Cunty Offi¢eI Article 11, Section 2, Seat of County Governmenq Article 3, Section 24, State Records. And Be It Further Resolved, That the secretary ot 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 cOUnty where • newspaper Is published throughout the state. Passed the Senate March 7, 1961. Passed the H9use March 8, 190|. JOHN A. CHERBERG. JOHN L. O'BRIEN, Frcstdent o$ the Senate., SPeaker 08 the Homl@. I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the State of Wash* Ington, hereby certify that the above is a full, true and correct copy of House Joint Resolution No. 9. passed by the Legislature o£ 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, MEYER$ From th Office ot ....  .;,,,.:a.a+. retaru  S I llI Nol less lhan on(-tenih of tim pur- rhase pricl Ill/IS( bt B;lill :It lho lilne the oWII('I' of |ho |llll)l'oVOlll(!IaS, Illll.'i[ forthwilh PaY [o |hi' nffila,r l!llt.:illg lhe salt, |hi' fill: llllllllllll t)r IIIC lll)- !a':lised V;I|IIP I)[' 1Is IIll]IFOVUIIH'III,q ,IS :Llu'x s|II[t'd. ()ll('+tPlllh (,1' |he pLIl'- t!hlL'4'  Irtt'.l! IIIllS[ ln' 1):tid l|Illlllal}V tllel'oaftl!r wi[h illl:.sl ()11 fill dcf'rrvd l)!!ylalllts Ilt (llt i'ii|t of bix por cellL- Illll 11Ol ` illlllllll : Provillo(I, Thai lilly I)tll•('|llistr II;tly IlllIk', |'tlfl |lIlyl!lOlll of I)rili('ii)lll, illll'r st : lid s|t lilt,, 'V foes ; lit ally lhll( alld obhl 11 (1COd. The ! 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Said lIlll(1 ,will be sold su))ji,ct io llll tOl'llIS, I!l)lll]itiOllS fill(| rt,:%,rvalioll.q of chal)ll,r BI2 f I, Ilt S('si,)II LaWS tH: 1927. l't'llltillg lO laSOIll('lll for l'ighIs- ()/-wily and |ll( Cll IT.V illg (1| • l illlllt q', Stoll(!, Illinerals ltlld i,thPr pro{t/llls [ivcr |lIP NIIIIIO. ']'IEItT L. COI.I, ColltllliNsionor of :PIl]dil! Lan(ls 8,/;1(} 9/6+13-21) 4t Available to ymz prescription, NEX. You OU yf)tlr llIOllOy [)£ exel'(!is!, l,lxttl ivOS, of Sl+-calhd I.{(hl0iIlg ,)l" (',.ikies, or NEX is a Lilly lOW('(]. rhon y(ll :;Ill| enjoy your foods you like, hlt:'c t]w Ill'/.o for cause O1)RINEX de iile alld d('cl'('Iis's Yo/Ii' weight llltl:t lls yl)lll" OWII d(,('lor yoll (flt ]esi-1, "+'011 t)f eXCeSS fltl "lllld NEX ctm{s $3.00 an, G UARANTElq : If FOfISOII just ih'ltggist and gut back. N,I qtu': is sldd wilh MoCONKEY EYI*I' r(,l!ll Mail Orders ehool Districts: Inereaslng Le Proposed Amendment to State Constitution to be voted on NOVEMBER Office of Victor A. Secretary of State, State o TO WhOm |1 ay oncerm In obedience to the State Constitution, and the lion of theState Legislature hereinafter referred hereby published for the consideration of the voters of Washington, the proposed amendment to the the said state, as follows: OFFICIAL BALLOT Substitute Senate Joint Resolution SCHOOL DISTRICTS 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 forty votes cast at the last preceding general 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 qualified electors Ior their approval and ratification, or rejection, an to Article 7, section 2 as amended by Constitution of the State of Washington, by new subsection demgnated as subsection (d) follows: Artiele seetion subsection for the and in the manner m this School district tax or levies at a for each be authorized at number of not in ,excess of or for a lev ' both when the proposition therefor has bee majority of at least three-fifths of the at which election-the number of ersons votin lion shall constitute not less than fort pumber of votes cast at' the last $Uch district. If s authorized lorovisions of this subsection district shall determine thereafter required from the authorized or levies i:the schools of the district, and/or for .w.lthin the limits of each tax le so made at the rate the rained as aforesaid. The )osition or msitions to for current operations or ubmitte' to the electors of a school whether called _purpose r but ma be submitted not more the No district shall submit to the electorate a to authorize ad or outla such a it of this subsection for the same h0ever at an time Submit to the electorat substitute for auth< same b the substituted authorization will be contractual obligations of the+ district the prim, autti0rization, and (2) that the Shall its terms 'ersede the 3rior terms shall not become-effective untill the P,M. iV[on- at lh(qr ()fl'i('t, f(Ir lial)ilily f.r which ()t fict!. LIg'Llsl, 1962., No. 1 HIJNTER 8/3(I 9/(; 2t AND ()F TIII,] Fi ) t. PRO 1-I ,,\\; T I i] ) E,t art! of DO(!OIIS(!II. iw+n that 0. Exl('tlt rix VIll Ars(lllh'. the Clerk her fiual disLribut ion ettle and ap- tm t i t i on l}/( pro- reh) ontith,d Exoctlt rlx, (lIVEN that ;+ Ads Pay (30) (h With lhis t Itwreasl Amend, (:onst o N0VE J'Seer+tery of I 0511eerm to the State ConstltU Legislature herein the ¢onsideratio the proposed amen& ,. aS follows; IAL BALL( House Joint ! CITIES, TOI LEV Constitution VOters to authori limit at a specifi for apital curb apl/roved by er of voters voti percent of t electiou in By the Senate an gton in legish election to the first 1v to the qua and •ratification, € 2 as amended the State of Washir degnated as subsec subsection in the manner any single elec of four: therefor has bt of the electo: )e voti: is authorized the or ldvies of the limits of € the rate rcq aforesaid. submit to tl osition to A cit will be until the date of the election at which at which it mad then be in lieu Of authorized geded authorization;  r pr0cedures I '!! lplved; That the seer, - 10+  :'I utiOnal amgdmeet e in every county in the state in which Such a ew ;= ,' .: ,lIlt4' In the state i published. Passed the Senate March 10, 11. • Passed the JOHN A. CHERBERG, JOHN President o! the ,Senate. EXPLANATORY COMMENT AH words underseored do not appear In Constltution as It is now wrltten but will be this amendment Is adopted. I, Victor A. Meyers, Secretary of State of the lngton, hereby certify that the above,is a full, copy of Substitute Senate Joint Resolution No. 1, Legislature of the State of Washington at Session, as appears from the original of said Su Resolution now on file In my offiee. ! Wilness My Hand and the Seal oI the State ot this 1st day of August, 1962. \\;'Legal Publication @ VlCTOB h, From the Ofltc ot S¢rtff , ,: : : 'i ;: 191, . XPL&NATORY i Underscored do z a! It is now wrltt, Is adopLe Secretary ot that the abe Bouse Joint Res State of Washi from the origi file  my office. and the Seal 1962.