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LEGAL NOTICES
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FropuMiig in nmciiiliumit to tilo Oomlitn
tiou vi tlití MI ule of Texas bv uridine
(hereto Section till, Artlulc 1(1 o ns to
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t by H«lnr(cs in lieu of feo*, commission*;
and other prerequisite ; providing for un
election and making appropriation to pay
oxnenaeft.
Be It resolved by the Legislature of the
State of Texas:
SECTION 1. Thai tin* «'onstitiition of
the State of Toxiik h? anioilflt'd by adding
.thereto another «eel ion to bo known an
Wcetion 00, Art icio 10, to road a follows,
to-wit:
HKCTION 00. The LouiNliittiro may pro
vid« torn pen «at ion for certain dintrict and
county officer , to-wit:
The Diatrict Attorney. County .lodge.
County Attorney. Sheriff. f'ouuly < lerk
IMstrict ('lerk. County Tax Assessor und
County Tax Collector, l#v prescribing their
duties, aud fixing Malarios in lifii of fees.
c.ommiM«ioiiH aud other perquisite* ao now
provided by tho Constitution.
KKC. 'J. The foregoing con -titu'.ional
amendment shall bo submitted to a vote
of the qualified electors of this Stat at
an election to be held on the first Monday
ill August, A. I). 1027, *it which all billots
Khali have printed thereon. "For amendment
to the Constitution of the State of Texis
giving the. Legislature power to piro vid
compensa'ion for tito l>istri«-t Attorney and
.county nffiiers through salaries in lieu of
fees, and commissions and perquisites as
now prescribed by the. Constitution." and
"Against amendment to the Constitution of
the State of Texas giving the Legislature
power to provide compensation for the 1 >is
trict Attorney and county officers through
salaries in 1 itu of fees, commissions and
perquisites as now prescribed by the Con
stitution," leaving the one expressing his
vote on the proposed amendment.
8KC. ;t. There is hereby appropriated
,<ut of any money on hand' in the State
Treasury not otherwise appropriated the
aum of five thousand ($5,flfÓO.ÓO) dollars
or as much thereof as may lie necessary
to defray the expenses of the holding of
this election, including the expenso of print
"ing notices and advertisements.
•SKC. 4 The («overnor shall issue the no
ccasary proclamation for said election and
hrve the same published as required by
the Constitution and laws of thi- Slate.
Approved March 25, 1027.
(A Correct Copy)
JANE V. McCALLCM.
Secretary of Stale.
LEGAL NOTICES
leas than two Associate Justice as the
Legialature may provide, who shall hive
the qualifications us herein prescribed for
'Jui/tieoR of the Supreme Court, provided that
the aggregato number of Judges of all of
the Courts of Civil Appeals «hall nevei at
one time exceed thirty-six. Each of the
existing Courts of Civil Appeals shall con-
t'line tint;! otherwise provided by law. The
Courts of Civil Appeals shall have appellate
jurisdiction co-extensive with the limits of
their respective districts, which shall extend
LEGAL NOTICES
by inserting therein a new section to be
numbered Section 30a which shall read as
follows:
Section 00a. All provisions of the pres-
ent Constitution of Texas fixing or limiting
the amnunt of salary or compensation of of'
ficers and members of the Legislature are
hereby repealed and hereafter said officers
aud members of the Legislature shalf receive
such salary nr compensation and expenses
as now provided until otherwise provided by
law. Thi salary of the fiovernor shall be
to all civil cases of which the District Ten Thousand Dollars ♦ 10,000.00) per
S. J. K. No. -t
Proposing nu amendment of Sections *J.
4, 5. G and 7 of Article V of the Consti-
tution of Texas for the puposo of pro-
viding a more efficient judicial system.
:3e it Resolved by the Lcginlature of the
State of Texas:
Section 1. That Section 2, 15. I. 0
.and 7 of Article V of the Constitution of
the State of Texas, be amended so as to
read as follows:
Section 'J (of Article V). The Supremo
('curt shall consist of a Chief Justice and
eight Associate Justices, five of whom shall
constitute a quorum, and the concurrence
of five Judges shall be necessary to th *
.decision of a case. No person shall bo eli-
gible to the office of Chief Justice or As-
hoc inte Justice of the Supreme Court unless
he be, at^lhe time of his election or appoint-
ment. a citizen of the Cuite ! Stales and of
this State, and unless he shall have attained
Courts or County Courts have original or
appellate jurisdiction, under such restric-
tion s aud regulations as may be prescribed
b\ law; provided, that the decisions of said
Courts shall be conclusivo on all ques
tiona of fact brought before them on appen!
or error. Said Courts of Civil Appeals
slvnll hold their k >*kíoiis at such places as
nay be designated by the Legislative and
iit such times a* may lie prescribed by law.
Snid Justices shall tie elected bv «he quali-
fied voters of their respective Districts, at
a general election, for a term of;.yix years,
and sIihII receive mioIi compensation as may
be provided by law. Said Courts shall
hovo su'li oilier jurisdiction, original and
appellate, as may bo prescribed by law.
Hieh Court of Civil Appeals shall appoint
a Clerk in I lie same manner as the Clerk
o' the Supreiu.- Court, which Clerk shall
receive stu b compensation as may be fixed
by law. The Judges of the Courts «if Civil
Appeals wim may be in office when this
amendment lakes effect shall hold their of
fice* until after their respective terms shall
expiro under their present election appoint
ment.
Section 7 (of Article V): The State shali
l.e divided into as many Judicial Districts
am may now or hereafter be provided b>
law, which may be increased or diminished
b> law. Kor each district there shall be
«dvetiod by the qualified voters thereof, at a
general election, a Judge, who shall be a
eiti/.en of the I'nited States and of ibis
Slate, who shall have been a licensed law-
yer for four years next preceding his eloc
lion, and during that time shall have boon
a practicing lawyer or Judge of a Court of
record or such practicing lawyer and .Judge
together, who shall have resided in the
District in which he was elected for two
> ars next preceding his election, who shall
reside in bis District during his term of of
fice, who shall bold bis office for the term
of four years, and shall receive for his serv
ices Mich compensation as may be pros
i ribed by law. He shall hold the regular
terms of bis Court at lit County seat of
each Count/ in his district at least twice
in each year, in such manner as may be
prescribed by law. The Legislature shal.'
have power, by general or special laws,
to authorise the holding of spe-'ial terms
oi the court or 11«« holding or inore than
two terms in any County for the dispatch
of business. The Legislature, shall also
provide for the holding of District Court
\ hen the Judge thereof is absent or is.
from any cause, disabled or disqualif'Qd
from presiding. The Supreme Court or the
Chief Justice thereof in ay assign any Dis-
trict Judge to any District in the Stat
other than that for wh'wh he whs elected,
with all the powers of a resident District
Jndgi of the District to which he is as |
signed, under such regulation as may bel
proscribed by the Legislature, or by the
Supreme Court in the absence of such regu I
lot ions enacted by the Legislature. The I
District Judges who may lie in office when
ibis amendment lakes effect shall hold their
offices until their respective terms shall |
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year, and no more, payable monthly, aud he
shall have the occupancy and ise of the Gov-
ernor's mansion fixtures and" furniture.
The salary or compensation of any mem-
ber of the Legislature shall not exceed fif
teen hundred dollars por year, and actual
traveling expenses from the placo f residí
deuce t«i the capiiol aud returning for each '
session of the Legislature, as shall hereafter
! • provided by law; and provided thai no
cilanco of salary or compensation from that
now provided by the ( oustihitiou shall bp
<om< effective until the first day of Jannarv
following the fiist general election hold after
adoption of this amendmeu.t.
Section 2. Said proposed amendment
shall be submitted to a vote of the "lectors
of this Stale qualified to vote on constitn
tional amendment at an election to be heid
throughout t' e State on the first Monday in
August. \. D. Í027. tif which each .titer op
po ing. snd amendment shall # scratch off"!
the ballot with a pen ir pencil the following
v. ords printed thereon:
"For i he amendment to the Constitution
of the State of Texas removing from the
Constitution all limitations as to the amount
of compensation of officers, the compensa-
tion and expense of said officers to be as pro'
\ ided by law, and fixing the compeiu^'t ion of . .. . .
the Governor, and providing that said em ' '
endment shall be effective on and after
January ], J02!>. and not sooner:" and
each voter favoring said amendment shal!
scratch off of the ballot in the same manner.
th" following words printed thereon:
"Agnin.«t the amendment to the Constitn
t:on of the State of Texas removing from
the Constitution all limitations as to the
amount of compensation of officers, the com-
pensation and expense* of said officers to
lie as provided by law. and fixing the com-
pensation of th« Governor, ami providing
i La t said amendment shall be effective on
and after January I. 1020, and not sooner.'
If it shall appear from a return of said
election that a majority .f the vote, cast
have been ca t in favor of said emendment,
it shall become :t part jf the Constitution
of the Stale *>f Texas.
Section The Governor shall i«*io his
proclamation « ailing said election and have i
the same published and said election heló |
in accordance with this resolution and the
Constitution and laws of this State: and re
turn shall be made and the votes canvassed
and counted as provided by law; and if
said amendment is adopted by the required
vole of the qualified electors of this State.
the fiovernor shall issue his proclamation
as required by law.
Section I. The sum ' f five thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may be nec-
essary, is hereby appropriated out < f the
State Treasury to pay for publication ot j
the proclamation calling said election and
any expenses of the State in submitting said
amendment and holding said election.
Approved March 23. 1027.
(A correct Copy).
JANK V. McCALU M. |
Secretary of Stale.
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"hire will bo miHWPrefl as eloarly Hav< never had u dau- with a boy
In my life? - Anna.
Answer: Ih UmiI un invitation?
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By VIC WAGNER
iji Doar Mr.
Hi I have
liüip pant.
ji i litívliiR Minims iny friends have, said
I1 to me. Severn I of them in stieer:i-
■¿Jj sion 1ihr. o offered Rood advice and
| lately I have been takiiiR i! all
I very seriously. They :;ay kiiciilifr i.j
l-dttiigerous In the early mornings.
: W hit I would you snpijert? .1. W.
Kinee the hip 'dance Wednesday' Answer: Why don't you home
night in honor of the three mayor**.joarliei-.
of Dixon Creek, tiie author has' * *
been showered with interior, rela-
tive to (lie identy of teh seven foot j
boy selling tiekpts at. I be «I aneo llalli
door. One sweet yoiuig Uiint; even!
asked, "Are all if you einvboy's?"
Wliieh Inidudes Mr. I.aird, th<
"drug store cowboy." Kind read-
tall boy with the ex-
pressive eyes, and, dark liüir
Jim, tin: llarbecuo King, in
güito.
I To Mr. Hull:
j 1 am wrltlnp you in view of ob-
taining iirst hand advlfic- to a young
man. I am twenty-four years of
• age and have a host, of friends in
jBorger' which ' lias been iny homo
for some Mine. P.ut, my acriuaint-
|ttlleeshi|) with the girl
j largo. 1 have a hard
* * * I i«g Hied? gtralght. Wliü
Merger Hull: do?- II M.
been mentally bothered j Ausw r: Wl y bothe
'evv ivoelts thrnugh be- * ■ *
IioHi.lblo. Send ¡
was
dis-
Dear Mr. Hull:
1 am quite a student of animal
¡ nature, although I have never had
i any practical experience or expert
j guidance in any of these problems,
('mi you t r 11 mo. how long cows
i can he milked? Hugh Johnson.
Answer: 1 imagino jit fit like short
j cows.
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The piano carried
gasoline and the 25-year-old
who boasts that he travels
who bossts that he travel
that he could fly for <5
on tha' amount of fuel. He does
think that he will need it, for
«•Ninoi'lt. to l&nd in X'arlii with
stops on the way in not mors t
: <¡ hours.
Lindbergh's departure followed afn
here is Bojf'loventh hour decision. He apparent-
time keep-1 ly had no thought early last iilghl
would you ¡ ihat the weather would permit him
j to essay the long jump across the At-
i lantlc today.
Lindbergh evinced no excitement
sayiuher'1" «oi'von¡ii¡esH before the hopoff.
liiHhand admits each iiigltt that he' | o'orc bi ardir.r- the plane, he f.mil-
htis been out playing cards, hut for 'Ugly remarked u< t liiet Abraham
some mason he refuses to say how Hkidmoro of tin* \as:-i u county jk>-
rnttch he. Is out i ""e: "When I eiilci' the cockpit, its
■ . t • like going into the death chamber.
Vera, the check room girl, «aya: ¡ 1 :"( "¡ W'"is U vm ,!,e
j "Thai cay ,n .he gre; suit , ¡ ReUing a pardon Uom the Oor^rU-
' danced wit hat the big bail was cor-, r"'
tainiy a real toe dancer, he never j
One woman v rote.
Hear Mr. 'Hull:
I am a little girl twenty
yea rs
Now thai the election is over, I old an dhnve been living in F5or-
though I am positive I would have ger hut a very short time. I, came
left his big thirteen off my .sixes ¡
once during thf- dance."
I
Our niiitt'>: "11< tier MerchandisP
For Li'ss Money." The Olobe Store.
UNDEERGH
(Cont inued Krou. "age One I
have been dire disaster, for Lindberg
knew h ■ had no easy1 task in getting
von had anyone voted, ihe author here from Cicero, 111., snd brought lilis plane oi i'the ground as he in-
now has sufficient moments to spare I my parents will me. i like the oil
in answering the hundreds of letters, Holds very much and would ap-
on various subjects which have prcc.iate knowing more about them,
flooded into this asylum the past j which I hope to do soon through
few days. All queries
the fit- close study. But. do you know, 1 called.
creased his speed steadily as !:<
tore down the runway When he fili-
ally left Ihe earth for Ihe air lie was
literally the 'flying fool," as he is
HALIFAX. Mas.. May 20. (AP).-:
| An airplane which passed over the
j east lake in this tow:i at about 0:30
; u in. today wac declared by two wo-
I men . idenl- to have borne the
i number XX-211 which is the iden-
tifying number on Captain Lind-
¡ bergh'b New York to Paris plane.
CARIS, May 30. I Ai'j.- All ihe
¡air beacons from the coast to Paris
have boon ordered lighted tomorrow
to show Captain Lindbergh his way
*i thi* Frenci* capital.
Thn w rld's greatest. searehii?ht, .
;i topmount Valerian, just outside
l-'arif. "-ill fias'i a i.'-ani lliat on clear
nights is visible for approximately
uot.i mill's.
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have been casrt in favor of sai'l amendment, i
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the a ?o of Ihirty years and shall have been j expire tinder their present election or ap
a lionised lawyer for seven years and. diir- j nointmert?
ing that timo, shall have been a practicing
lawver or judee of a court of .record, or
M>ch practieintj lawyer and indsre together.
Said Chief Justice and Associate Justices
hhall bo elected by tin qualified voters of
the State, at a general election, and shal!
hold their offices six years, or until their
¿successors are elected and (ptalify, and shall
receive such compensation as may be pro-
'vided !>y law. In case of a vacancy in the
office of Chief Justice or Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, the (¡overnor lnili
fill the vacancy until the next general elec-
tion for State officers, and at auch general
election the vacancy for the unexpired term
"shall hoi filial, Oy election .by the (qualified
volersoT "The Milite. 'The ^fudges o'f 'the tu-
píeme Court, who may be in office at the
time this amendment takes effect shall con-
tinue in office until the expiration «if their
terms of office under the present Constitn
tion and until their successors are elected
and qualify. When this amendment takes
effect, the fiovernor shall immediately ap-
point six additional Associate Just icos of
the Supreme Court for terms of office so
that the terms of two of such appointed
Associate Justices shall expire with the term
of office of each of the present members of
the Supreme Court, and, upon the qualifi-
cation of such now Justices, ihe Commis-
sion of Appeals of the State of Texas shall
terminate.
Section :¡ (of Article \ ) : The Supremo
Court shall have appellate jurisdiction only
except as herein specified, which shall be
coextensive with the limits of the State.
its appellate jurisdiction shall extend to
questions of law arising in the casos in the
Courts of Civil Appeals in which the .lodge-
of any Court of Civil Appeals may disagree
or where the several courts of civil ap-
peals may hold differently on the same ques
tion of law. or where a statute of the State
i.i held void, and to questions of law arising
in such other cases of which the Courts of
Civil Appeals have appellate jurisdiction a"
may be prescribed by law; provided, that
the Legislature may authorize direct, appeals
from the County and District Courts in any
case where a statute of the Stale has been
declared \ id. The Supremo Court and the
Judges thereof shall have power to issue
vrits of liHliens corpus as may he prescribed
l\v law; and, under such regulations us may
bo prescribed by law; the said Court
and the Judges thereof may Issue the
writs of mandamus, procedendo, cert i-
crari, and such other writs as may be neces-
sary to enforce i*s jurisdiction. The Legó.
slatuffe may confer * original jurisdiction on
I ho Supreme Court to issue writs of quo
warranto and mandamus in such uascs as
may be specified except as against the
Covernor of the Stale. The Supreme Court
shall alsfj have power, upon affidavit or
otherwise, as by the Court may bo deter
mined, to ascertain such matters of fa« as
may he necessary to the proper exorcise of
its jurisdiction. The Supreme Court shall
he open at all times and all sit ;it the
Slate Capital for the transaction of business
at such times as muy bo designated by the
Court. The lire sell t statutes defining the
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court not in
conflict, herewith shall continue in effect
until repealed or altered by the Legislature
The Supreme Court shall appoint a Clerk
notice to the public
Th truck in ir. whoKalo and retail «• i I ano
! gsi s business of FA KM Kit A McDANII'.L, •
Section : Said proposed amendment partnership, composed of I-.. I. /armor and
shall bo submitted to a vote of the electors j T- O. M<'I>aiiiel, was dissolved on the -tun
of this State qualified to vote on constilu- day of Ap-il. A. l> ll 27. All persons know
tional amendment' at an election to be nold i ing themselves indebted to thi.- firm o
throughout the Stale on the first Monda) I ARAIKK A- M<DAMh . will make ail so
i - August. .\. I . ÜCJ7. at. which each voU-r í Moments with J. (>. Meli'aniel. .Ml 'VilVtíí
cppositig .said amendment shall scratch off I "hie by the irm of 1- AKM Ku & Mr'' '\t'
of the ballot with pen or pencil the follow ¡ «'!' assu nod by II L(. 11 h* Mr I >i t*
I Incorporated. Address ¡ul coinmuniei«tion to
I.I. O. McDafliel. Uox *11 . Hoiger, Texas.
Con | (Signed) 1). L. FAKMKK
J. ().' McDANJ KL. 2 HC11
ir.g wprds printed thereon-
''For the amendment to the St:i
sti'iition amending Sections 'J. t r. and
7 or Article V of the Constitution of# Texas I
for tho nurposos of providing a more off i to the creditors of union gaso-
« icnt judicial system:'' and each voter line company
favoriJU; said araui ill ment shall ^cratch qti: You will lake notice that tluj i: ud^y,? igno 1
of tlie ballot in tho same manner, the fol J |,jU J>cen appointed Master in Chancery it'
Ion-hie wurds printed thereon: Í «' « .• No. -1". i" the Hi lri.-t Court of
¡ üulcliinsoti County. Tomi-. wherein Atlas
AitniiKt he amcintmeiit to ho Mate < on- s ,v is plaintiff aii.l t'niou lia
KtltUtWI. .memllng Scetionx ...4. o ¡ are deten,lant>.
Mild , of Artii*le \ of the 'onM.tutlon of „f „|,IM,„;tillL,
levas for the purposes of providine a morel M ,cr ¡, ¡. ,|ul>. of the
etfll'lellt uflicial ....slem. Maste.' to notifv all tliose holdiiiL' or assert-
, l''*"" •' r<M..r,. ..f said . , ¡ , th„ r„¡,„, <ius„iin0
election lh t a majority of the voles "«--t ! allJ „|| holding or a-sert
ch claims shall present the same to
it shall heroine a part of Ihe Constitution | j',* ^^^^,1" «Tv't y<i "y ' from Wednes
day. April l: th, '-r be forever barred
of the State of Texas.
Section ; The (jovornor shall issue his
proclamation calling said election and have
the same published and said election held
in accordance with this resolution and the
Ccnstitut ion and laws of this State; and
return shall be made and the votes can-
\assod and counted as provided by law;
and if said amendment i^ adopted by. the re
quired vote of the qualified electors of this
Mato, the fiovernor shall issue his procla-
mation as required by law.
Section 4: The sum of twelve thousand
dollars, or so much thereof as may he nee
ehsary, is hereby appropriated out of the
State Treasury to pay for publication of
tho proclamation calling said election and
any expense of Ihe State in submitting said
amendment and holding said election.
Approved March 10, 1027.
(A Correct Copy).
.1 AN*JO V. McCALLI'M.
Secretary of Slate.
If you care to present any claim in Ibis
connection you should file the same with mo
at Gi!7-:rj 'Amarilla building, in Amarillo,
Texas, on or before Ihe expiration of such
sixty days, and when all claims have been
filed and presented tho Master will make i
report of his finding^ to the honorable l)is
trict court of Hutchinson county, Texas, in
which connection he will make findings oí
fact and not his conclusions of law thereon,
with recommendations as to the justness of
Ihe claims and the priority of lions assorted
by those claiming liens against the assets of
Cnion tiasoiino lompar.y.
The first bearing on these claims will he
bold at my office at Ihe address last above
j stated, on Saturday morning, May 14th, a
to o'clock a. m.
haled at Amarillo Texas, this tho 27th
S. A. L. MOHtiAN,
Master in Chancer}
j day of April, lii'J
H. J. K. No. 25.
Proposing ho amendment to the Constitution
of tho State of Texas amending Article
V111 by lb" insert ion of Section I-a
therein, authorizing the Legislature to
provide for Ihe separation of .he objects
of taxation for State purposes and for the
support of counties, districts and political
subdivisions of the State and Counties, and
authorizing Ihe Legislature to provide fo *
tho levy of an ad valorem tax or other
form of lax for State purposes only, and
for local purposes, only: authorizing Ih«
Legislature to provide for the classihea
tion of objects of taxation and providing
that rales shall b« equal on Ihe same
class of properly, and fixing limitations
upon taxation.
Be it Resolved by the Legislature of 'the
State of Texas-
Suction I. That Article * ot Ihe Consti-
tution of the Siiile of Texas ! <• amended bj
inserting tucrcin Section l a. as follows:
Section l a. The Legislature may separate
the objects of taxation for State purpose ;
, - . from the objects of luxation for the support
who shall give bond in such manner as is ¡ of ,h„ (.omil{Cii. districts and political suh
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now or may hereafter be required by law.
nod he may hold his office lor four . ears,
aud shall bo subject to reuiAval by said
Court for good causo entyet' oi' record on
the minutes of said Court, and who shall
receive such compensation as the Legisla
ture may provide.
Section 4 (of Article V): The Court of
Criminal Appeals shall consist- of throe
Judges, provided that tho Legislature may
increase the number to five, aud a majority
of the Judges shrill const it tito a quorum,
aud Ihe concurrence of a majority of the
Judges shall bo necessary to the decision of
any ease, Said Judges shall have the same
qualifications and receive Ihe same
salaried as tho Judges of'the Supreme Court.
'J bev shall be elected by, the qualified voters
i ? the State, at a general elect Inn, and shall
hold their offices for a term of six years.
The Judges of the Court of Criminui Ap
peals who may be In office a* ihe time
this amendment takes effect shall continue
In office until tho expiration of their terms
of office under the present Constitution and
laws.
Section ft (of Article V): The Court ol
Criminal Appeals shall have appellate juris-
diction co-exteiisive With thtf limits of the
State in all criminal cases of whatever grade,
with such exceptions and under such regula
tion As may be prescribed by law, and thrt
Legislature may confer original jurisdiction
upon it to issue writs of mandamus, proco
deno and certiorari in criminal case*. The
Court Criminal Appeals and the Judges
[Hereof shall have the power to Issue the
writ of habeas corpus and. under such regu-
lation* as may he prescribed by law, Issue
such writs as may he necescary to enforce
it* own jurisdiction. The Court of Criminal
Appeals shall have the power, upon affidavit
or otherwise, to ascertain such matters of
flict as may, lie necessary to the exercise of
its Jurisdiction. Said Court shall be upen
at all limes and shall ait at tho 8tato Capi-
tal for tho transaction of business at such
times • as may be deai«nated hy it. Said
COUrt ultfall appoint a elerk, who shall ft*#
bond .in such manner aa is now or máy here
lifter «be required by-law, and he shall hold
"fleo for four yeara,unless sooner re-
by thv; Court for good eauaes entered
hla^ offjee
receive auch compensa tion
ribed I ? law.
divisions of Ihe Smie and counties; and ma;,
provide lor I be levy of an ad valorem tax.
or cm her form of lax. on certain classes
of taxable properly, or other objects, for
Slate purposes only (including school pur
poses); or upon certain classes of property,
or other objects for county or local purposes
only (including s.hool purposes). In no
i vent shall tho rate of such taxes exceed
ihe sum of the limits of such taxes fixed by
Ibis Constitution for Slate, county and other
local purposes'. The ^cRJs'.ature may provide
far tho classification of objects of taxation.
Taxation shall I o equal and uinform.
Section -. The foregoing ' onstitutionai
omendincut shell be submit led to a vote
or lh qualified electors of this State, al an
election lo be held the first Monday in
August, A. J>. 11127, at which all ballots
shall have printed thereon the following:
'"Por She amendment of Article H. insert
ing Section I A, providing for «hanging the
taxation system so that tho Slate may do-
rive its income, in whole or In part fron
other sourccs than the ad valorem lax.'
"Against tho nmandmont to Article H.
Inserting Section l-A providing for changing
t beta.\al ion system so that tho State
may derive Its income, in whole or In pari,
from other sources than the ad valorem tax."
Section Tho Governor of this Slate
la hereby directed h* issue tht noecssary
mat ion o
mine vVliotheer _ ,
tullonal Amendment set forth herein
shall be adopted And to have the sanie pub-
lished as roquín d by the Constitution and
laws of this State. And the sum of Five
Thousand hollars (ljlil,000.00) or so much
thireol as may be necessary, is hereby ap-
preprinted from any funds in the tftalo
Treusnry, rot otherwise aporopriated to dc
fray the expenses of printing said prociaina
CITATION BY PUBLICATION
The State of Texas.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Hutchin-
son County—Greeting.
You are hereby commanded to summon .T.
M. Cunningham, trading as State Line Fur
fiturc Co., by making publication of thi*
Citation once in inch week for four suc-
cessive weeks previous -to the return day
hereof, ii some newspaper published in yourj
cnuu'ty, if there be a newspaper theroin, bu
if not . I hen in any newspaper published in
Ihe H4th Judicial District but if there bs
no newspiper published in said judicial din-
trict. then in a newspaper published in the
nearest, district to said County, to appear
at the next regular term of the Di.;rict
Court of Hutchinson County, to be holden
at ihe court house thereof in Stinnett, on
tho 1st Monday in July, A IV 1027. tho
nunc being 'he lib day of July. A 1). 1H27
tHen and there to answer a petition filed in
laid court ou the .'51 st day of Januarv. A.
I . 1927. in a suit, numbered on the docket
of said court So. J1wherein Kicharda
Conover llardvare Company, are plain-
tiffs and J. M. Cunningham ¡ defendant,
•¡aid petition alleging that defendant is in-
debted to ihe plaintiff for goods, wares and
merchandise in the sum of $702.00, inloreiu.
ni.d costs of suit.
HENRI N KAIL NOT. but have before si id
c nirt on ihe said first day of the next term
thereof, this writ. .\ilb your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the same.
Witness Ona Bryan. Clerk of the District
of Hutchinson County.
By W. L. I\KLI.i;V. Deputy.
Clvon under my hind and Ihe seal of
said Court, in the County of Hutchinson,
litis the J'Jth day of April. A. I . 1027,
ONA Bit VAN,
Clerk Of the District Court .of Hutchin-
son County.
By W. L. K15LLF.V, Deputy.
Issued this 10th day of April. A. I). 102?
ONA BRYAN.
Clerk of District Court Hutchin-
son County.
fSKAL) Bv W. L. KELLEY, Deputy.
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ptoclrntaiiou ordering an election to deter
or not the proposed Constl
tion and of holding said election.
Approved March It, 1027,
(A Correct copy)
JANE MeCALLCM.
Secretary of Stato.
A JOINT XftSOLtrttOtt
K. n. fib. in.
I'muinilng nn amendment (o the Conatltntlon
of l hp 8t*to of TflJU remetí
SBliirtluy Is Bftrnaln Day nt ilic
filol'c Store. Why wait?
ATHENS. — No Cómale itnlmil;
or human, ia allowed In thp republic
of Mount Tthos, "Holy Mountain,"
where Greek slnv-' nionaHlries have 11
exiled for centuries. Greece ha.i |
uránlod the a vea autonomy wltu
confltllutlon. ^
Penytacostal Church
•cn v
Meet S
of God Hold meecj£
The Ponlaeoiital ohtireh of God W
Sunday hoIiooI beglnK every Sunday
tViOrniug at 0:46. preaching «ervlceü,*
at 11 am.; preachinR servlees nt 8ik
p. m. Sunday evening, in lsom
Bchool house
An old fa«hlonod revival meeting
ow going on in tho «(the
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ly.
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Caufield, T. E. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 153, Ed. 1 Friday, May 20, 1927, newspaper, May 20, 1927; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth167083/m1/3/: accessed May 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.