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ELEVEN
TUESDAY, MARCH 16, 1920.
GALVESTON TRIBUNE
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FIRST PROPOSITION.
FOR YOUR ACID-STOMACH
Wild and weird were our old delusions
We know the truth about
Submission by the Board of
(d)
The board of commis-
Commissioners.
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QUALITY.
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
100% Pure
GOOD COFFEE is Good for Youl
Houston,
Texas
SIGNIFICANT-":™© American
Housekeeper” says:—“Coffee is of
great value. It is one of the best aids
to the ailing, Coffee is stimulating
but not depressing.”
Despite the feet that food faddists
and temperamental extremists have
assailed coffee, it has become the
universal drink of this great level-
headed nation.
There can be no question about
the soothing, nourishing, invigor-
ating effects of good, pure coffee. It
lightens fatigue, sustains energy and
aids digestion.
Importers and
Roasters
Millions Are Suffering
with Acid-Stomach—really don’t
know what ails them or how to get
relief. Here are a few of the seventy
non-organic diseases caused by
Acid-Stomach: Headache, Ner-
vousness, Insomnia, the "Blues,"
Rheumatism, Thin Blood, Emaci-
ation, Gastritis, Heart Trouble, etc.
Give EATONIC a test and see
how quickly you get better.
DON SEWALL & Co
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PCS: (oi 20 9 o‘e)
CHARTER PROPOSALS AS READ TO
COMMISSIONERS GIVEN IN FULL
In Use For Over 30 Years
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, new YORK CITY.
Adoption of Election Order May Occur at Adjourned
Meeting of Board Next Saturday-Sug-
gestions Are Invited.
TX/E marvel at cur old super-
V stitions. a It is hard to believe
• now that more than 30,000 women
have been condemned as witches!
Frenzy and7 prejudice mark the
development of progress in many
directions. ; Even coffee—the most
popular and beneficial of all bever-
ages,—has not wholly escaped.
lication of same, a petition signed and
verified, as required in subdivision ‘b’
hereof, by the qualified voters equal
in number to 10 per centum of the to-
tal vote cast at the city election next
preceding the filing with the secretary
protesting against the enactment or
enforcement of such ordinance or reso-
lution, it shall be suspended from tak-
ing effect and no action heretofore
taken under such ordinance or resolu-
tion shall be legal or valid. Immedi-
ately upon the filing of such petition
the secretary shall do all things ren
quired by subdivision "b" of this section.
Thereupon the board of commission-
ers shall immediately reconsider such
ordinance or resolution and, if it does
not entirely repeal the same, shall sub-
mit it to popular vote at the next mu-
nicipal election, or the board of com-
missioners may, in its discretion, call
a special election for that purpose,
and such ordinance or resolution shall
not take effect unless a majority of the
qualified electors voting thereon at
such election shall vote in favor there-
of.
Free
Simply send us your
address on a postal and
receive by return mail a
big 50c box ofEATONIC.
Try it faithfully. If satis-
fied,send us 50c. If it fails
to benefit you—the test
is free--you do not owe
us one penny. Address
your postal to Eatonic
Remedy Co. Dept. 1,
0018 S. Wabash Avenue,.
Chicago
Below will be found the full text of proposed charter amend-
ments as they were read before the board of city commissioners at
a special meeting Saturday afternoon. The propositions as read
Saturday, may be charged or modified by the foard at the time of
the passage of the order calling the charter amendment election.
It is expected that the board will adopt the election order at an
adjourned meeting which has. been called for next Saturday after-
noon. Following the meeting last Saturday request was made by
members of the board that suggestions from citizens regarding the
various proposals would be acceptable.
The full text of the proposals as they now stand follows:
At the Better Dealers
Gordon, Sewall & Co., Inc.
The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signa-
ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no one
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
“Just-as-good” are but experiments, and endanger the
health of Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains neither
Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. For
more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the
relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and
Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom,
and byregulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the as-
similation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
9 Bears the Signature of
sioners, of its own motion, may submit
to popular vote for adoption or rejec-
tion or repeal at any election any pro-
posed ordinance or resolution or meas-
ure, in the same manner and with the
same force and effect as provided in
this section for submission on petition.
(e) Form of Ballots. The ballots
used when voting upon such proposed
or referred ordinances, resolutions or
measures shall set forth their nature
sufficiently to identify them, and shall
also set forth upon separate lines the
words “for the ordinance” and “against
the ordinance,” or “for the resolution”
and “against the resolution.”
(f) Publication of Ordinances, Etc.,
Notice of Election. The secretary shall
publish, at least once, every proposed
or referred ordinance or resolution in
the official newspaper of the city of
Galveston, within fifteen days before
the date of the election, and shall give
such other notices, and do such other
things relative to such election, as are
required in general municipal elections,
or by the ordinance calling said elec-
tion.
(g) Adoption of Ordinance. If a ma-
jority of the qualified electors voting
on any proposed ordinance or resolu-
tion or measure shall vote in favor
thereof the same shall thereupon or at
any time fix therein become effective
as a law or as a mandatory order to
the board of commissioners.
(h) Inconsistent Ordinances. If the
provisions of two or more proposed
ordinances or resolutions approved at
the same election are inconsistent, the
ordinance or resolution receiving the
highest number of votes shall prevail.
(i) Repeal or Amendment of Ordi-
nances Passed by the People. No ordi-
nance or resolution, o which has been
passed by the board of commissioners
upon a petition, or adopted by popular
vote, under the provisions of this sec-
tion, shall be repealed or amended, ex-
cept by the board of commissioners in
response to a referendum petition or
by popular vote thereon.
(j) Number of Elections. There shall
not be held under this section more
than one special election an any period
of six months.
(k) Regulations by Board of Com-
missioners. The board of commis-
sioners, by ordinance, may make other
and further regulations for carrying
out the provisions of this section not
inconsistent herewith.
FOURTH PROPOSITION.
Shall the existing charter of the city
of Galveston be amended by adding
there to a new section to be number-
ed No. 97, and to read and be as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Section 97. Interchance of Service or
Common Use of Tracks, Poles, Etc.
The city of Galveston shall have the
power by ordinance to provide for the
interchange of service or common use
by and between every person, firm, cor-
of the month and the year when such
signature was affixed.
(b,) The form of petition above pro-
viding for shall be as follows:
To the mayor and board of commis-
sioners- of the city of Galveston:
We, the undersigned hereto, who are
qualified voters of the city of Galves-
ton, request the removal of...........
from the office of....................
(petition shall set forth distinctly and
specifically grounds showing or tend-
ing to show some ground of incom-
petency oi’ unfitness for or miscon-
duct or malfeasance in the office, upon
which the petition for removal is pre-
dicated, and if there is more than one
ground, shall specifically state each
ground with such certainty as to give
the officer, sought to be removed, no-
tice of the matters and things which
he will be called to answer.)
Said petition shall be signed by the
requisite number of voters as provided
by subdivision (a) of this section.
Each signature to said petition shall
be made, acknowledged or proved be-
fore an officer authorized by law to
take acknowledgements and proof of
deeds. The certificate of such officer
under his official seal that the signa-
ture was so made and acknowledged or
proven, shall be sufficient proof of the
genuineness of the signature for the
purposes of this act. The signing of
another’s name or of a false or fic-
titious name' to the petition, or the
signing of a certificate falsely stat-
ing either that the signature was made
in the presence of the officer or ac-
knowledged or proved before him, shall
be punishable as a forgery. •
(c) Various . Papers, Certifications,
Filing. The petition may consist of
one or more papers circulated separate-
ly, and the signatures thereto may be
upon the paper or papers containing
the formal petition, or upon other pa-
pers attached thereto; each signer of
a petition shall* sign his name in ink
or indelible pencil. The verification
may be made by one or more petition-
ers, and the several parts .of the peti-
tion may be verified separately and by
different persons, but no signature to
such petition shall, remain effective or
be counted which was placed thereon
more than thirty days prior to the fil-
ing of such petition or petitions with
the city secretary. All papers and doc-
uments comprising a single petition
shall be filed with the secretary on the
same day, and the secretary shall im-
mediately notify in writing the officer
or officers to be removed.
(d) Objection to Petition. Within
Shall Section 1 of the existing char-
ter of said city of Galveston, be amend-
ed so as to contain three subdivisions,
and so as to read and be as follows,
to-wit:
Section 1. (a) The city of Galveston,
made a body politic and corporate by
this act, shall have perpetual succes-
sion, may use a common seal, may sue
and be sued, may contract and be con-
tracted with, implead and be impleaded
in all courts and places and in all mat-
ters whatever, may take, hold and pur-
chase lands as may be needed for the
corporate purposes of said city, and
may sell any read estate or'personal
property owned by it, perform and
render all public service, and when
deemed expedient, may condemn prop-
erty for public use, and may sell, hold,
manage and control the same; such
condemnation proceedings to be gov-
erned and controlled by the law now
in force in reference to the condemna-
tion of the right of way of railroad
companies and the assessment of dam-
ages therefor, and shall be, subject to
all the duties and obligations now per-
taining to or incumbent upon said city
as a corporation not in conflict with
the provisions of this act, and shall
enjoy all the rights, immunities, pow-
ers, privileges and ■ franchises now
possessed and enjoyed by said city and
herein granted and conferred.
(b) The board of commissioners
shall have the power to enact and en-
force all ordinances necessary to pro-
tect life, health and property; to pre-
vent and summarily abate and remove
nuisances; to preserve and promote
good government, order, security,
peace, quiet, education, prosperity, and
the general welfare of said city and its
inhabitants; to exercise all the munici-
pal powers necessary to the complete
and efficient management and control
of the municipal property and affairs
of said city; to effect the efficient ad-
ministration of the municipal govern-
ment of said city; to exercise such pow-
ers as conduce to the public welfare,
happiness and prosperity of said city
and its inhabitants; and to enact and
enforce any and all ordinances upon
any subject; provided, that no ordinance
shall be enacted inconsistent with the
provisions of this charter; and, pro-
vided further, that the specifications of
particular powers shall never be con-
strued as a limitation upon the gen-
eral powers herein granted; it being
intended by this charter to grant to
and bestow upon the inhabitants of
the city of Galveston, and the city of
Galveston, full power of local self-gov-
ernment, and it shall have and exercise
all powers of municipal government not
prohibited to it by its, charter, or by
the provisions of the constitution of the
state of Texas.
(c) The city shall have all powers
that are or hereafter may be granted to
municipalities by the constitution or
laws of Texas; and all such powers,
whether express or implied, shall be
exercised and enforced in the manner
prescribed by this charter, -or when not
prescribed herein, in such manner as
shall be provided by ordinance or reso-
lution of the board of commissioners.
In addition to all the powers enum-
erated in this charter, implied thereby
or appropriate to the exercise thereof,
the city shall have and may exercise,
in the manner hereinbefore pro-
vided, all other powers which, under
the constitution and laws of this state,
it would have been competent for this
charter specifically to enumerate.
SECOND PROPOSITION.
Shall the existing charter of said
city of Galveston be amended by add-
ing thereto a new section to be num-
bered No. 95, and to contain eleven
subdivisions, and to read and be as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Section 95. Recall of Officers. The
holder of any elective public office in
the city of Galveston may be removed
from office by recall.
(a) All petitions for recall of any
elective public officer of the' city of
Galveston, shall be instituted by filing
with the city secretary a verified writ-
ten petition requesting the removal of
such officer which petition shall be
signed by the qualified electors of the
city of Galveston, in number not less
than, twenty-five per cent (25%) of
the total vote cast at the city election
next preceding the filing of said peti-
tion. The signers of said petition shall
also set opposite their respective names
the number of his residence, namnig
the street, and shall also state the day
tition is directed shall not be eligible
to act in the matter of the determina-
tion of the sufficiency of said objec-
tions, but the remainder of said board
of commissioners, if constituting a ma-
jority, shall serve and act therein, and
a majority of the votes of those mem-
bers of the board of commissioners act-
ing on the sufficiency of the petition
shall control;, provided, that should the
petition be directed against a majority
of the members of the board of com-
missioners, or in the event of a ma-
jority of the board of commis-
sioners qualified to act shall fail to
agree, then the same shall be presented
to and acted upon by one of the dis-
trict judges of Galveston County, Texas,
whose decision on the sufficiency of
said petition shall be final, and who,
if he shall sustain said petition, shall
order the board of commissioners to
call the recall' election to be held as
provided in paragraph (g) hereof. Any
exceptions or objections to the suffi-
ciency of the petition must be specific
and definite, and no general objections
will be entertained.
(e) The Certificate of the Secre-
tary. Within ten days after the date
of the filing of the petition the city
secretary shall certify to the board of
commissioner the number of votes cast
at the city election next preceding the
filing of said petition, and shall certify
the number of signers of said petition,
and shall present such petition and
certificate to the board of commis-
sioners.
(f) Amendment of Petition. If the
petition is insufficient in respect to the
matters charged against the officer
sought to be removed, it may be with-
drawn by the person filing it, and
amended .as many times as desired.with-
in twenty days of the time when ob-
jections are sustained thereto. The
duty of the secretary shall be the same
with respect to any amended petition
as with the original petition.
(g) Calling Election. If the peti-
tion be signed as herein provided by
qualified electors equal to 25 per cent
of the total vote cast at the city elec-
tion, next preceding the filing of such
petition, and if it sets forth the grounds
of objecion as provided in subdivision
(b) hereof and same is not declared
insufficient upon objection thereto, as
provided in subdivision (a) hereof, the
board of commissioners within ten days
after the final certification of the sec-
retary, unless the incumbent sought to
be removed resigns within five days
after such final certification, shall or-
der a special election to be held on a
day fixed in such order not less than
forty days nor more) than fifty days
from the date of such final certifica-
tion; provided, that if any municipal
election is appointed to occur within
ninety days from such final certifica-
tion, the recall election shall not be
held.
thereto a new section, to be numbered
No. 98, and to read and be as follows,
to-wit:
Section 98. Regulation of Rates of
Public Utilities. The board of commis-
sioners shall have the power by or-
dinance to determine, fix and regulate
the price of water, gas and electric
lights, and to determine, regulate and
fix the fares, tolls and charges of local
telephones and exchanges, and general-
ly to fix and.regulate the rates, tolls
and charge's of all public utilities of
every kind, using and occupying the
public streets, alleys and grounds of
the city of Galveston pursuant to a
franheise granted by said city, or other
wise, and from time to time alter or
change such rules, regulations, fares,
tolls and charges; provided, that in
adopting such regulations and fixing
or changing such compensation or de-
termining the reasonableness thereof,
no stock or bonds authorized or issued
by any corporation enjoying the fran-
chise shall be considered unless proved
that the same have been actually is-
sued by the corporation for money
paid and used for the development of
the corporate property, labor done or
property actually received in accord-
ance with the laws and constitution of
•the state applicable thereto. That in
order to ascertain all facts necessary
for the proper understanding of what
is, or should be, a reasonable rate or •
regulation, the board of commissioners
shall have full power to inspect the
books and compel attendance of wit-
nesses for such purpose.
SIXTH PROPOSITION.
Shall the existing charter of the city
of Galveston be amended by adding
thereto a new section, to be Numbered
No. 99, and to read and be as follows,
to-wit:
Section 99. Service and Extensions by
Utility and Public Service Concerns.
The board of commissioners shall also
Continued on Page Thirteen.
ten days after the filing of the peti-
tion the incumbent whose removal is
requested shall file with the city sec-
retary his objection in writing to the
sufficiency of such petition, and he
can not thereafter contest its suffi-
ciency upon any objection not so filed.
Within five days after exceptions have
been filed the board of commissioners
shall sit as a body to hear and determ-
ine the sufficiency of the objections,
and the objections shall be sustained
in the particulars in which the same
are held to be sufficient and the sign-
ers of said petition may amend said
petition to meet the requirements of
the ruling of the board of commission-
ers, and if the said objections go to
the form and manner of the charges
preferred it shall be necessary for said
petition to be recirculated and signed
anew, but if the objections go to the
number of the signers, or the genuine-
ness of the signatures, or the fact of
the party signing being a qualified
voter, and are sustained, then said pe-
tition shall be dismissed, and the par-
ties may immediately reinstitute a pe-
tition to remove said, officer.
Any member or members of the board
of commissioners against whom a pe-
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poration, assignee, trustee, or receiver,
including the city of Galveston, owning,
using, operating or controlling any
franchise or public utility in the city
of Galveston, over any of the lines,
tracks or properties owned, held, main-
tained or operated by such person, firm,
corporation, assignee, trustee or re-
ceiver under such franchise, and to
have the power to enforce all ordi-
nances passed hereunder by appropriate
provisions, penal or otherwise, includ-
ing the repeal and forfeiture of any
of said franchises for noncompliance
with the provisions of any ordinance
or requirernent passed under authority
hereof.
By the term “interchange of service
or common use” as herein used is meant,
that any person, firm, corporation,
assignee, trustee or receiver holding
a franchise from the city for a public
utility, shall allow the use by the city
of Galveston, or any other person, firm,
corporation, etc., owning, using, operat-
ing or controlling any franchise or pub-
lic utility in. the city of Galveston, upon
the payment of a reasonable rental for
such use, of any of its poles, tracks,
wires, conduits, electric current, right
of way or other properties or equip-
ment.
The city of Galveston shall also pro-
vide such reasonable rates of charge
and conditions of use as in its judg-
ment may be meet and proper, and the
board of commissioners shall especially
have the power to compel any railroad
or terminal company, whether operat-
ed by steam, electricity or other pow-
er, to allow any other terminal or rail-
road company or the city of Galveston
to use its tracks or physical property
under such reasonable regulations as
to time and manner of use and com-
pensation therefor as the board of
commissioners may fix.
FIFTH PROPOSITION.
Shall the existing charter of the city
of Galveston be amended by adding
(h) Result of Election, Petition to
Recall. If the person sought to be re-
moved shall at said election be recalled,
his tenure of office shall terminate up-
on the determination of the result of
the election by the board of commis-
sioners, who shall examine, count and
canvass the returns and declare the re-
sult as elsewhere provided in this char-
ter for other elections; and provision
shall at once be made for the election
of a successor to fill the vacancy,' as
elsewhere provided in this charter.
(i) Qualification of Recalled Offi-
cers. Any officer removed from office
■ by recall election, or who shall resign
from said office pending recall proceed-
ings against him, shall not be appoint-
ed or elected to any city office or ap-
pointment within two years after his
removal or resignation.
(j) Joinder of Several Officers in
One Petition. Two or more officers
subject to recall, as provided for in
this amendment, may be joined in one
petition for removal, arid one election
may be held therefor.
(k) No petition for recall of any of-
ficer shall be filed until eight months
after the election and qualification of
such officer, nor shall there be more
than one recall election in any one
calender year.
THIRD PROPOSITION.
Shall the existing charter of the city
of Galveston be amended by adding
thereto a new section to be numbered
No. 69 6, and to contain fourteen subdi-
visions, and to read and be as follows,
to-wit:
Section 96. Initiative and Referen-
dum.
(a) The people of the city of Gal-
veston, in addition to the method of
legislation hereinbefore provided, shall
have the power of direct legislation
by the initiative and referendum.
(b) The Initiative. The initiative
shall be exercised in the following
manner:
1. All petitions requesting submis-
sion to the people of the proposed leg-
islation or measures in the form of
proposed ordinances or resolutions,
shall be instituted by filing with, the
city secretary a verified written peti-
tion, by qualified voters equal to 15
per cent of the total vote cast at the
city election next preceding the filing
of said petition accompanied by the
proposed legislation or measure in the
form of a proposed ordinance or reso-
lution, and requesting that such ordi-
nance or resolution be submitted to a
vote of the people, if not passed by the
board of commissioners, shall be filed
with the secretary. The signers of
said petition shall also set opposite
their respective names the number of
his residence, naming the street, and
shall also state the day of the month
and the year, when such signature was
affixed. Each signature to said peti-
tion shall be made, acknowledged or
proved before an officer authorized by
law to take acknowledgments and
proof of deeds. The certificate of such
officer under his official seal that the
signature was so made, acknowledged
or proved, shall be sufficient proof of
the genuineness of the signature for
the purposes of this act. The signing
of another’s name, or of a false and
fictitious name to the petition, or the
signing of a certificate falsely stating
either that the signature wag made in
the presence of the officer or acknowl-
edged or proved before him, shall be
punishable as a forgery.
2. Secretary’s Certificate. Within
five days after the filing of such pe-
tition the secretary shall certify the
number of votes cast at the city, elec-
tion next preceding the filing of said
petition, and the number of signers of
such petition, and shall present said
certificate, petition and proposed ordi-
nance or resolution to the board of
commissioners.
3. Action by the Board of Commis-
sioners Upon Petition. If'such peti-
tion be signed, as in the charter pro-
vided, by qualified electors equal to
25 per cent of the total vote cast at
the city election next preceding the
filing of such petition, the board of
commissioners, within ten days after
the receipt thereof, except as otherwise
provided in this charter, shall either
pass such ordinance or resolution with-
out alteration, or submit it to the pop-
ular vote at a special election, which
must be held within thirty days after
the date of the ordering thereof; pro-
vided, however, that if any other mu-
nicipal election is to be held within
sixty days after the filing of the peti-
tion said proposed ordinance or resolu-
tion shall be submitted without altera-
tion to be voted upon at such elec-
tion.
(c) Referendum. If prior to the
date when an ordinance or resolution
shall take effect, or within thirty days
after the same takes effect, or the pub-
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Galveston Tribune. (Galveston, Tex.), Vol. 40, No. 95, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 16, 1920, newspaper, March 16, 1920; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1618776/m1/11/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Rosenberg Library.