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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR
ADOPTION OF 1879 CONSTITUTION
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of the State to collect any unpaid taxes assessed
under those provisions while they were in effect.
Our Constitution should not be cluttered up
with these obsolete provisions. A "YES" vote' is
urged on Proposition 1'\0. 7.
RICHARD J. DOLWIG
Assemblyman, 27th Dist
ment to Section 16, dealing with bank and corporation taxes, adopted June 27, 1933. This section
has become obsolete with the passing of the effective date of January 1, 1935.
Section 18 is added to Article XIII. This section provides that the repeal or deletion of any of
these obsolete provisions will not affect the right
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION RELATING TO STATE FISCAL AFFAIRS.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 70. Of two similar sections, each
designated as Section 22 of Article IV of Constitution, relating to State's fiscal
affairs, repeals one, and amends the other to combine the provisions of both; also
deletes inoperative provisions of amended section on subject of Panama-Pacific
International Exposition of 1915.
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YES
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NO
(For full text of measure, see page 16, Part II)
Argument in Favor of Assembly Constitu1. Remove a duplicate section on the same subject but which is not effective.
tional Amendment No. 70
2. Remove the obsolete section on the PanamaThere are two sections in the Constitution havPacific International Exposition, held many yean;
ing the same article and number, to wit: Article
ago, and not now needed.
IV, Section 22. At the general election in 1927
3. You increase the present power of the Lel!"these duplicate sections were both amended, and
islatnre in the matter of granting aid to needy
the one known as A. C. A. 31 has bel'n held out
children, the aged and the blind, to include tht'
effective because at that same election the one
authority to grant aid t~ physically handicapped
known ae .\. C. A. 21 received a larger vote of thc~
persons.
people and is therefore the law.
By voting YES you do not increase any taxes,
This latter amendment contains obsolete proor spend any money, but you do help clear up our
visions and carried along with it the establishConstitution in removing old laws no longer
ment of the Panama-Pacific International Exponeeded.
sition which was to be helll in 1915 and its
This measure received a unanimous vote in the
operation. Also contained therein is the law on
Assembly and Senate, and is one of a serie~ of
state aid to needy children, the aged, the blind and
amendments which make no ~ubstantive change~
orphans.
but does make for better government.
By voting YES and approving the amendment
RALPH 1\1. BROWN
you do th~ following:
Assemblyman, 30th Dist
CONST'TUT'ONAL PROV'S'ONS FOR ADOPT'ON OF 1879 CONST'TUT'ONO\ YES ~
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Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 71. Repeals Sections 4 to 9, indusive, of Article XXII of Constitution, relating to election upon question of
adoption of Constitution of 1879.
NO
(For full text of measure, see page 17, Part II)
Argument in Favor of Assembly Constit'uI following this procedure, these provisions ceased
tiona I Amendment No. 71
to have any effect whatsoever and they are now
Sections 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 of Article XXII
quite useless and merely clutter up the Constituof the Constitution of California pertain to the
tion. This proposal passed the Legislature unanimethod that was prescribed for the submission of
mously and since there is no known opposition a
the proposed constitution so that the voters might
"YES" vote is herewith recommended.
pass upon it. Immediately npon adoption of the
LAUGHLIN E. 'YATERS
Constitution 9f' 1879 by the voters as a result of
Assemblyman, 58th Dist.
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REPEAL OF SUSPENS'ON'pROV'S'ONo
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Au.mb'y C,","'"H,""
Am,"'o\ YES
ment No. 72. Repeals iNoperative Section 26a of Article I of Constitution, SU8pending the effective date' of prohibition amendment submitted at 1914 election,
said prohibition amendment having been refused adoption.
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NO
. (For full text of measure, see page 18, Part II)
Argument in Favor of Assembly ConstituI at the general election of 1914. At that election
tiona I Amendment N.o. 72
the proposed measures were ,-,ot approved by the
voters, and, therefore, a provision is not needed
to set their effective date. Thus, Section 26a of
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 72
Article I was never used and has never been
is one of a series of proposed constitutional
effective for any purpose.
amendments to remove obsolete and inoperative
. A YEl3 vote on this amendment will reThl(
matter from the California State Constitution.
Its purpose is to repeal Section 26a of AJ:ticle I.
this unnecessary and useless section from t
This section was originally enacted to desigConstitution.
nate the effective date of two initiative measures
THOMAS W. CALDECOTT
which were proposed for adoption by the voters
Assemblyman, 18th Dist.
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a stage that he can 110t pursue a gainful occupation, or aged persons in indigent circumstances, or I1f'edy blind persons not inmates
of an~; institution snpportsd in whole or in part by the State or by
"'" of its political snlildivisions -;, or needy physically handicapped
'us not inmates of any institution under the supervision of the
.•,artment of Mental Hygiene and supported in whole or in part
by the State or by any institution supported in whole or part by
any political subdivision of the State; such county, city and county,
city, or town shall be entitled to receive the same pl'orata appropriations as may be grilllted to ::;uch institutions under chur<:h, or
other control. An accurate statement of the receipts and expenditures of public JnOI1E'ys shall be attached to and published with
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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS FOR ADOPTION OF 1879 CONSTITUTION.
Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 71. Repeals Sections 4 to 9, inclusive, of
Article XXII of Constitution, relating to election upon question of adoption of Constitution of 1879.
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REPEAL OF SUSPENSION PROVISION. Assembly Constitutional Amendment No. 72,
Repeals inoperative Section 26a of Article I of Constitution, suspending the effective
date of prohibition amendment submitted at 1914 election, said prohibition amendment having been refused adoption.
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PROVISIONS proposed to be DELETED or REPEALED ,re
printed in ~TRIKEOUT !!'¥l2E and NEW PROVISIONS proposed
to be INSERTED are printed in BLACK-FACED TYPE.)
First. That Section 3 of Article IV thereof be amended to
read:
Sec. 3. Members of the Assembly shoJI be elected;" w yefti'
~~ftfi<l.e e.. tj "i"e,atwt.ffite_ffiw"""""",
HeW j>l'e¥i4e<l I;;r ..-. ~ ......... eIeew... ... ~ ... w
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biennially, and their term of office shall be two years; and each
election shall be on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
Novemb~t.
\Unless othP.rwjSf'; -nr'dered by the Legislature.
YES
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Second. That Section 5 of Article IV thereof be amended to
read:
Sec. 5. ThE' Senate shall consist of forty members; and the
Assembly of eighty members, to be elected by di~tricts, numbered
as hereinaftf'r provided. !f.fie settts e.f. t-he t.weMy- ~ eJeet.etl ffi
HIe yefti' eigoMeeH IHtt>4re4 _
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
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CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS REGARDING STATE OFFICERS, LEGISLATORS
AND JUDGES, Assembly Constitutional Amendment No, 73, Repeals or amends
various sections of Articles IV, Y, VI, IX, XX and XXII of Constitution. Deletes
provisions relating to terms of legislators and constitutional officers elected following adoption of 1879 Constitution and relating to abolished office of Surveyor General.
Deletes salary provisions formerly applicahle to State constitutional officers and
judges, Eliminates language formerly applicable to supreme rourt commissioners.
Deletes special provision for time of election of Superintendent of Public Instructior.
(This proposeG amendment exprE-ssly rE-peals and amr'nus
exisiing provisions of the Constitution, therefore, EXIS'I NG
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One·half of the Senators shall be elected every two years;
th""e from the odd-numbered districts being elected when the
number of the year is divisible by four. ~ thfrI all w 8eft- . eIeete4 at HIe fu.;H; eIeew... ....a..- tl;is C....til.. ti ... eI>ft!I ~
..m..,f<>l'HIe_"'~_
Third, That Section 18 of Article IV thereof be amended
to read:
Sec. 18. The Governor, IJieutenant Governo ... , Secretar;
State, Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General, ~ ~
Chief Ju&tice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, judges
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