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ment or other disability of
Governor.

13. Impeachment or other disa-
bility of president of Senate,
acting as Governor.

14. Election to fill vacancy in office
of Governor.-Returns.-Con-

tested election.

15. Bills to be presented to Gover-
nor for approval.- Bill not
returned within five days to
become a law.

16. Concurrent orders and resolu-
tions to be presented to Gov-
ernor for approval.- Proceed-
ings in case of veto.

17. Veto of items of appropriation
bills.

18. General pardoning power.
19. Extra sessions of General As-
sembly and convocation else-
where than at seat of goven-
ment.

20. Case of disagreement in Gene-
ral Assembly as to time of
adjournment.

21. Duties of Secretary of State.-
Superintendent of Public In-

to

State.

2. Transportation companies
maintain office in
Transfers of stock.

3. Equal right to transportation.-
Regulation of charters.

4. Parallel or competing lines of
transportation not to be con-
solidated or controlled by same
parties.

5. Prohibitions upon officers, etc.,
of transportation companies.
6. Discrimination of charges be-
tween transportation com-
panies and individuals pro-
hibited.

7. General Assembly to prevent
grant of free passage to State
officers.

8. Conditions of remission and of
forfeiture of charter or legis-
lation favorable to corpora-
tions.

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9. Eminent domain over property
of corporations.

10. To prevent abuses by transpor-
tation companies.

11. Movable property of corpora-
tions personal property.- Not
to be exempted from taxation.
12. Damages to railroads to persons
and property.

13. Annual report of railroad com-
panies to auditor.

ARTICLE XVIII.

Judicial Circuits.

1. Division into judicial circuits.

ARTICLE XIX.

Miscellaneous Provisions.

1. Disqualifications of atheists.
2. Dueling.

3. Electors only qualified for office.
4. Residence, etc., of officers.

5. Officers to continue in office until
qualification of successors.

6. Plurality of offices.

7. Forfeiture of residence.

8. Deductions from salaries of offi-

cers.

9. Creation of additional perma-
nent State offices prohibited.
10. Returns of election, to whom
made.
11. Salaries of State officers.- Fees
and maximum salaries of State
officers.

12. Publication of receipts and ex-
penditures of public money.
13. Usury and rate of interest.
14. Lotteries prohibited.
15. Contracts for stationery, etc., for
State government.

16. Contracts for public buildings.
bridges, etc.- Care of paupers.
17. Revision, publication, etc., of
laws.

18. Security of miners and travelers
19. Education of deaf and dumb.
blind and insane.
20. Oath of office.

21. Securities upon official bonds.
22. Amendments to Constitution,
how originated. To be pub-
lished and submitted to the
people.