The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-08-08
Institutional AMENDMENTS.

Institutional AMENDMENTS.
ACT NO. 70, X. S. OF 1878.
NUMBER ONE.
ut the seat of government shall be estab-
/ i Al fine CITY Of Baton Rouge or at the city
ssw Orleans, as the majority OF the voters
| 4. state NAV determine at the next ensu-
ssetion: those voting to locate the State
Etal at Baton Rouge shall lndorse on their
&,ts .For State Capital, Baton Rouge"
4 voting to locate the capital at New Or
!, shall indorse OH their tickets, For State
btal. New Orleans.
kr;ke OUT article one hundred and thirty
ACT NO. II, r. S. OF 1873.
NUMBER TWO.
representatives. shall be chosen on the first
tday after the first Monday in November,
4 two years, and the election shall be com
Il in one day. The General Assembly shall
ION the first Monday in January, 1879, and
nally thereafter, Oh the first Monday III
harry, unless different day be appointed
n and their sessions shall be held at the
bf government.
nike out article seventeen.
NUMBER THREE.
tr the year 1878 the General Assembly
not have power to levy in any one year
Estate purposes more than one per centum
ion, nor shall any collection of more than
Der eentum taxation be made in any one
ON the actual cash value of all real and
knal property liable to taxation, except in
afa foreign invasion Or IA domestic insur-
Ea, and in that event any additional taxa
shall only be for the immediate purpose q
Hing invasion or suppressing instruction.
diy of New Orleans shall not levy or col
ID any one year more than one and one
per centum taxation on the actual cash
b of all the real and personal property liza
b taxation within its linnis. No parish or
Ripal corporation, except the city of New
ans, shall levy or collect i'll any one year
than one per centum taxation upon the
b cash value of all the real and personal
erty liable to taxation within its limits =
General Assembly shall not have power to
any bond or pledge the falthof the State
lnypurrnse, nor shall ii authorize any par
municipal corporation to issue any bond
seate any debt; pqorided, that this shall not
Gbit the issue of new bonds in exchange for
bonds, where the debt or rate of interest is
Increased.
NUMBER FOUR.
= members of the General Assembly shall
aM asalary Of five hundred dollars {S5OOl
passion, and actual travelling expenses by
aearest practical route, not to exceed fifty
pig lSJOl tor any one member; pforided,
u two sessions are held in the same year
Rhey shall receive for the second session in
year salary of only two hundred and
I dollars $3.50 and actual travelling ex
g by the nearest practicable route, not to
@d fifty dollars $50 for any one member.
regular biennial session shall not exceed
y daysin duration, unless by vote of two
sof the members elected to each house of
General Assembly.
1ike out article thirty -nine.)
NUMBER FIVE.
q General Assembly shall not pass any
OF special law changing the venue in
nal cases, changing the manner of persons
mating children, vacating roads, streets,
leys, remitting fines, penalties, and for.
aes, or refunding moneys legally paid into
nsasury; affecting the estates of minors. or
NY under disability, exempting property
aaAatlon, creating any monopoly, legaliz-
ae uhaut norlzed or invalid acts Of any off
agent OF the State, or of any parish OF
Mpalltyi granting any extra compensation
y Puol' offlcer, agent, or contractor, after
Is'Ne mas been rendered or contracted
hanging any parish seat, or creating new
saes, except by the assent of the majority
H. laaliilea electors of the parish, or par
pe aiiectedi in all other cases, where
n aefM law can be made applicable, no loea
'ieeiai law shall be passed.
| NUMBER SIX.
~ uoVernor shall receive salary of sever
u sd Ky aoiiars per annum, payable quarter
~ JUS own warrant.
salSe out article iifty-six.)
NUMBER SEVEN.
~ aAsatenant Governor shall receive a sal
GNU snail be double that of a member o
GENERAL Assembly. ' : N '''oo- '
snke out article fifty-seven1
NUMBER EIGHT.
5u MY !, oill which shall have passed bot
aa NM snail be presented to the Governor i
sSa pIps s II, he shall sign it; if he does not
M N.Y. !, return it, with his objections to tn
oS; y which it originated, which shall ente
MI I, ,a at large upon its journal. an
eas;aa reconsider it. If, after such recon
i Il spn, 1wo-thirds of all the memb RS pres
4 i. as House shall agree to pass the bill, i
sse h. cut a with the objections, to the othe
W which me- 1t shall likewise be reconsid
|uhs anu = approved by two-thirds of til
Rn,i PRESENT in that house, it shall be
Ii h Ny ad u snch eases the vote of both house
aes II Ss me by yeas and nays, and til
sha Ji u members voting for or against til
Ne rasu - entered upon the Journal of eac
arpes IseIlvely. Ii any bill shall not b
eash 6a Y the Governor within five DAYS a
ahss '; T. nave ~ been presented to him, it sha
= ~ n 70 like manner as if he had signed !
u H. y Z return; in which case, within thirt
tsio n u.eosernor shall file the same. with HI
~ IN hereto, in the office of the Seeretar
*as1a ana give public notice thereof: othe
he Ssa. become law, as if he had signe
fetary of State shall communicat