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§§ 85-87-a4. SUBMISSION OF PROPOSITIONS TO PEOPLE. Tit. I, Ch. 8.
SEC. 85. Proclamation of submission.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 283.]
SEC. 86. Submission at special election.
[Repealed by 39 G. A., ch. 283.]
SEC. 87. Expense.
[This and the four preceding sections repealed by 39 G. A., ch.
283, and the nine following sections enacted in lieu thereof.]
SEC. 87-al. Publication of proposed constitutional amendment.
1 Whenever any proposition to amend the constitution has passed
2 the general assembly and been referred to the next succeeding legis-
3 lature, the secretary of state shall cause the same to be published, once
4 each week, in two newspapers of general circulation in each congres-
5 sional district in the state, for the time required by the constitution.
[C, '97, § 55; S., '13, § 55; 39 G. A., ch. 283, § 1.]
SEC. 87-a2. Publication of proposed public measure.
1 Whenever any public measure has passed the general assembly
2 which under the constitution must be published and submitted to a
3 vote of the entire people of the state, the secretary of state shall cause
4 the same to be published, once each week, in at least one newspaper
5 of general circulation in each county in the state, for the time required
6 by the constitution.
[39 G. A., ch. 283, § 2.]
SEC. 87-a3. Proof of publication—record—report to legislature.
1 Proof of the publication specified in the two preceding sections
2 shall be made by the affidavits of the publishers of the newspapers
3 designated by the secretary of state, and such affidavits, with the cer-
4 tificate of the secretary of state of the selection of such newspapers
5 shall be filed in his office, recorded in a book kept for that purpose, and
6 preserved by him, and in the case of constitutional amendments he
7 shall report to the following legislature his action in the premises.
[C., '97, § 55; S., '13, § 55; 39 G. A., ch. 283, § 3.]
SEC. 87-a4. Submission at general election.
1 Whenever a public measure has passed the general assembly
2 which under the constitution must be submitted to a vote of the entire
3 people of the state and no time is fixed by the constitution or legis-
4 lature for such submission, or whenever a proposition to amend the
5 constitution has been adopted by two succeeding general assemblies
6 and no time is fixed by the last general assembly adopting the same
7 for its submission to the people, said measure or amendment shall be
8 submitted to the people at the ensuing general election, in the manner
9 required by law.
[C., '97, § 56; 39 G. A., ch. 283, § 4.]