Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-03

accordance with the proclamation
Of His Excellency, Murphy ]. Eos
ter, Governor of the aforesaid
State, an election is hereby on
dered to be held by the QUALIFIED
electors of Tensas parish, in tn
said parish, en-
TUESDAY, the 2lst day
APRIL, 1896.
between the hours of seven in thu
morning and six in the afternoon
for the purpose of electing TIL
hereinafter named officers, for th
term of four years each, to-wit
A Governor, Lieatenant-Go
ernor, a Secretary of State, an AT
torney-General, a State TreasuI
,er, an Auditor of Public Accounts
and Superintendent of Publi{
Education.
Also Senator for the 26th SEM
atcrial District, composed of thu
parishes of Concordia and Tensas|
one Judge and one District Atter|
nes for the 23rd Judicial District
composed of the Parish of Tensas|
two Representatives for Tensa|
parish, and also a Sheriff, a ClerI
of Court, and a Coroner for sam
parish, and also the followinI
ward officers, to-wit:
First Ward---ORe Police JuroI|
zone Justice of the Peace and on|
Constable.
Second Ward---0ne Police Juro1
one Justice of the Peace and on
Constable.
Third Ward---0ne Police Juro4
lone Justice of the Peace and on
! Constable.
Fourth Ward--aOne Police Juro1
enc Justice of the Peace and on
! Constable.
Fifth Ward---One Police Jurol
one Justice of the Peace and on
Constable.
Sixth Ward---One Police juror
one Justice of the Peace and q
Constable.
Seventh Ward---One Police
ror, one Justice of the Peace al
) one Constable.
j And whereas the General a
sembly, at its regular session he
in 1884, bya two-thirds vote of
the members elected to each Hou
: concprring therein, adopted &c
tain proposed amendments to t
Constitution of this State, Wild
} under the provisions of. Artie|
: 256 of said Constitution are II
quifed to be submitted to the ele|
/, TORS for their approval or rejectioi
; which amendments are more full
set forth and enumerated in Il
official publication of same az
: which are submitted to the ele|
tors of this State, for their al
. proval or rejection, in such mai
q II'ner and form that the electo
9 may vote for or against each
!; said amendments separately.
i LIST Proposed Amendment. No. y
Joint Resolution <.proposin
amendments to Articles 81, ~, A
179, 1872, 204, 210 and 242 of I'll
Constitution of the State Of Loui
: lana and also an amendment rel,
tive to suspension of officers
I'd Proposed Amendment. No. q
Joint Resolution proposin
/ amendments to Articles 05, 90, 8,
9S, 80, 101, 1902, 103, 105 1O6 {
the Constitution ofthe State {
Louisiana, relative to Courts {
Appeal.
Sd Proposed Amendment. No. B.
Joint Resolution proposing a
amendment to the Constitution {
:, the State of Louisiana relative t
I the lease and employment of pen
# Tertiary convicts.
y 4th Proposed Amendment. No. a
It Joint Resolution proposin
re amendments To- Articles 224, 22'
900 and 233 Of the Constitution
the State of Louisiana relative t
u public education
9th Proposed Amendment, No. 3.
'e Joint Resolution proposing a
n amendment 10 the Constitution 9
q the State Of Louisiana, relative t
= pensions of Confederate Soldier
: and thfir Widows.
9th Hopeed Amendment. No. g.
y Joiat Resolution proposin
y amepdmhts z, 81, 100, Ill, lie
los 12d and 127, and 1919, an
) abr5gating Articles 128 and 100 Q
!. tba Constitution of the State Q
! Lqlsiana.
y Fh Hoposed Amendment. No. z,
a fJofht Resolution proposing a