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The evening world., 1908-10-12
Wants Star Middleweights for
Battle at San Francisco
on Election Night.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

Jimmy COFFROTH. the fight pro-
mo'er OF Co!Da. Cal. who has been
J trying for some time to put tEe
1our tis.t clubs OF San francisco out
OF business by Offering the prominent
pugilists move money than the Frisco
managers could afford to give them
has just made Billy Paple and Hugo
Ne.ly the Chicago miGdle-weisht, a
catering offer to meet in a twenty
.ive-rourd bout at his club on Election
Day afternoon. Paplse is not Likely &c
accept II, for Jack Gleason has notified
him that II he Sights Kelly az cotfrota's
club he VIII cali off his ,wenty-round
bout with Sian.ey Ketchel. which is to
be fought a; his club on Nov. %.
There will he no Nsht between Al Kaur.
mann. the California heavy. weight. and Jim
Barry, the Chicago puG.Iis;. az Jim Je,fr...'.
Gun a; Los Angeles, Cal. on Thanksgiving
2 1Hk- " 5r 81 the harT ;c, 11f dee.rse
- .".s' hagtm4nH. a4d a.so agreeing 70 ac'
man quick defeat % Fred Bradley a fSu:
nE 81 the bout
Abe Atieu. the feathe-.wrIsht champ,op
IS finally agreed 10 take on Owen Moran
&c EnEi!sl feather-weiSl;. in "A fort2-:l.o
r7un1 battle before one OF the clubs In Cali.
mia next month, Foxey Ace waited unEi
% ran had arrived IN this city before he
t.aGe ms settlement. FOR ne knows perfectly
ven mat Moran - not goiEg back TO Cali.
.tnia again. Ate. Is certainly In nad
"IiA the eiIp g;atcH.uakcrs on the coast urI
nay never Sei '!Shi mere again.
Maurice sayers. the Milwaukee light.
weight. VINO recently l1sl a sion to
hiNN hGlpAv, the California tsntev IN
twenty-five round battle at Jim Jeffres's club
4! Los AHEe Is. Cal, 10 going ~ get another
chance 20 fight cut there. He has been
matched 70 NEE; D:cl; Cullen. the Eight.
"eiElt " san Francisco, Tor ten rounts a:
re iae f.c \. e.. u Log tnge.s on Oct
Looking n tlra shaao. PacNsy Mcfarland
'a~ crack 'nic--J Nshtwclyh:. aTrved n
'Hh .aFi ..gai Teh.s 80 finl-h up his train.
- 'sr ais sN-rC mi battle wlth Leach Cross.
mach VIII be decided AT the stag 81 the
'llr.uDgt a O.. on Oct. 81 Mcfarland
vas accompanied Is his manager. Harry Gil.
10 fr,, Iai his trainer. Pa. EiGeilv ri.,y
..psnG, u-'ghugKer Il irs cluO nc; Me-.
i!hni AZ he Grand Contra, Depol pacl-y
.." e. - Straight, Coma. today. where
Dc WI "ork Tor the fsht.
WIZ" Frzg Taid has called Oft his tw-lv.
,gAfyr, Nilch Was 10 nav" been fought at
ne ArH!ory A. A, OF Boston to-niOrrop
d yht FtzEerald wired matchmaker Miah
MURRAY that he injured hH hand white train
ing for the battle md would not be able to
figh'. Murray tried to get Qulll TO fight
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SPORTING GOSSIP
N Brief FORM

" Rosete was the winner In tho inst
0rrss cp.ntry ran held by the Fas'!Ue \. g.,
'.r dlstauc" nonr FIX miles. Kosrtte coy
cred the distance IN 3I.3u elrnt secuE Is
ateli of r. N,.hapsky, who was second
i Mcinerny re, the pace and led for IFS,
niles. but then weakened and finished third
v. ST. Potts, the CaEnOnsDurG pa foot
BAH PLAYER who WAS injured In game o.
J.t .. II dead. q Kick on tie h-gl during
a game rendered hin unconscious aud he
.t.tr Iecu. cred.
Michigan got n big surprise N the hands
NJ the little Mich,gan Agricultural Cullee,
lr saturday. Coach ipsts famous sG4l'
,v.a unau.e 10 score cH the Farmers. an.
N.Ige ia narrow e-eayes nom tsiEg ssore
N themselves,
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HOW THE RUNS WERE SCORED

hushey Jennings made an ine:tectusl kick
on mixers home run In the eighth Inning
The rules under which the worlds charnnIon.
snip series are piayed call anv ball hi, Into
temporary STANDS a two-base nix: Tinke-, =
hit went into the regular right field bleach,,.
and Cooos effort to get II brought him right
There was no crowd 10 Interfere with CoSb
and II looks as II k!en's decision was the
II was that decision that put Donovan IN
In the air. ana during the rest OF the game
ne was q mark for the Chicago men. Af,er
Iinker's homer. which scored Holman ahead
OF him, Killing doubled 10 left. Overall went
out Donovan 10 Rossman. Shecksrd singled
scoring King. Eyers beat out a buut an
walked to second while Donovan and the en-.
TIVE Detroit Outfled We're talking over things
Schultz tripled. scoring Sheckard and Evers
ana schultz scored when Donovan heaVr,i
the ball over Schmdt's head. I; was a clean
case OF ratties. AMI the Cubs did not overlook
be! on the whole proceeding
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box iu the final bon. uf s.& raunds.
ENy LDrders, ui NrN Jersey. w.ll in.-t
some god Ag1'we On H tae sem!,
trll
Az t.e Mluh1t'ro s. 70 N4,t one
4 1 "S " Ncs"i. + fa'. ar ' a,ai,
AgtHug COME, b. It -..r bod. IT <
rounds. Eddie M1..e Hl tH.sr Iue
Farmer f1r Sis rounds. AMI t1.r 0thz:
q 'ssts Will pregede this good ASht,
The evening world., 1908-10-12
BOX SCORE TELLS
STORY OF SECOND
CHAMPIONSHIP GAME,
CHICAGO IN.
Tc. ss,,.d tsr I ~ Total. ~ 424

Chioseo TOT UteA5 3 N = me q ninth Inseng.
scsm Mi1.hase ao hit-kling. Three-base hit
donovan. , Stolen bases--Shecknrd EVers
6nS, Double piays-Tinker and Chance:
-Shicago. 2; Detroit. 4 First base on error
M,I,Shisoago, l. First base on balls-oft over.
IShanee); Struck out-Bv Donovan. !
r cS,ins s;einteld' q schultz, Holman
~ Mtcantyre, y. Wlld pitch Donovan Time
o. sane,-l hour and 81 minutes Ump!-cs-
ance-II.T6o ''s'H'
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Make Record
Fighting Against Odds
Chicago Team Now Famous
for Pulling Their Games
Out of Fire.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

On three occasions in succession the
Cubs have had TO face real fire, and
each time they came up from the rear
and raped out a victory so decisive
that their superiority could not be aues-
toned. On last Thursday they faced a
hostile crowd in New York and found
themselves stacked UP against the
greatest pitcher in America. They paid
not the least attention to the Giants
lead of one run, but got together a
bunch OF hits and won out In one
inning. And the worst Of II was that
the winning runs were made after two
were out. Two days thereafter they
drifted over to Detroit and after a
sruellins fight found thems selves one
run behind in the ninth inning. Did
they falter? Well, not much. The Cubs
simply reared up on their hind legs and
lei OIL enough hits to pile up Ave runs
and win. Back to Chicago they went
Yesterday. and after going seven Innings
without more than one scratch hit they
suddenly got together and tral.ed In SIX
runs.
Cubs Showe5 csmeness.
That looks very much as II the cham
pion Cubs had :. considerable quantity
OF what we, call "Sameness." after all.
Still. they were not game enough to lie,
New York have q game that WAS
squarely won. But there Is no use talk
ing about that. 1t only gets us angry.
The only thing ] can't figure OUT"
said fan who was watching the details
OF the game flashed on the board yes
teGday, rs why do they keep Tinker
seventh in the batting list instead of
putting him up among the big slug
gers"
Well" replied his next door neighbor,
you vii! notice that he has been doing
a lot OF damage 10 other clubs where
he is. So whats the use o: making d
changer" And he was Just about right,
too.
The Cubst keep Tinker low down on
the batting list for the same reason
that New York keeps Br.dwell next 10
the pitcher, When the Dig batters are
all through 1t is very necessary 10 have
a man near the tail-end OF the batting
lis, who can clean UP II i comes TO a
PIN n.
Tinker lake. Good.
Joe Tinker Is primarily pinch hitter.
II was ais lonely walops that put the
Giants out OF the running early in tie
season. II was his occasional wailyps
that knocked them down again wnen
they came back. !. WAS his three
Dagger that Started the trouble las,
that gave Chicago the pen
nant. lie was very busy IN the first
The evening world., 1908-10-12

uoF.d ssTas ,o-a4A. : o. 4 each .4y
tslietsnsd siniss'en eoA Metro. =
The evening world., 1908-10-12

VIII ueSIIIeu 10 lake MN on.
Although bathing Johnson. the San
, Th.ancisco heavyweight, has been d. teated
mar ,es times in Succession. no nevertheless
i iSrnIa' lie Was signed UP last nigh; 10 meet
heavyweikht,. FOR ten rounds a. Tom Nc
Sarsys Pacific a; G. OF Los Angeles, Gai
:iEht with Jim Barry II ne beats Johnson
Jack c'Twin'l sullivan, the HUSKY !lgh,
been fighting well in California for some
ing today a. Diamond Fill Just out:i is1' Of
with Marvin Hart. tho Louisville neavy-
sulSann ' snprcs to hea, fR at; aa 90
will then go after a match with tbs WHINE:
The evening world., 1908-10-12
Cofy0h Makes Offer
to Papke and Kelly

L.uie Murphy, the Boston ushtSeIGal. bu;
Will declined to take him
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Oct. II.

ds, SiAl adaed. six ;Griongs. straight
Non easily ".1arg, ca, g. Dy Golden Ma
Time-l.l3 -
The evening world., 1908-10-12

VIE" Firzg Rid has called off his tw-ly.
1uii GoI with Tommy Qu!ll. the Rrockton
pc ArHt9ry \, A. OF, Boston, to-niorrou
,lghi Fitzserald wired matchmaker Miah
Murray that he injured hiH hand while train
ing for the LATHE and would not be able 10
ttEh'. Murray tried 10 get Quil 10 fight
The evening world., 1908-10-12

many days. But even half Nc
Coy would be terror among the
Ipresent day heayy'weights. barring
Tommy Burns. A. ksuimann ana one
or two others,
Before goins 10 press We are IN re-
esipt OF a letter from All sIpNaIu. lie
SAYS &c . as'4S 100 A'r"V s-N-ys "a 4,-.
5'lAs pVSA. - tlA No.. 8 u .tly ...,.
frome OF miDe i1i s.t.-.l 40 .e h. u.
NcOoyh oid-ilUc stt-.-..uu uurs.. 4
worry Sne yoa.esit' t- % q Llcus
tlsht
The evening world., 1908-10-12
EVENING WORLD RACE CHART
FIFTH DAY AT BELMONT PARK.
Weather Clear, Oct H. Track Fast
Weather Clear,

IOo1 FIRST RACE-Malden txoyear
Post. 80. OF, 2,29, start zoo
iiL-Aunte ~ m. Owner--W. y. CpUuc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25

Idea of the agsrandizement of the Jef- ferson County Medical Association-
 Dr. Woeasen speaks Out.
 pr. woodson of Birmingham. in . polished speech, declared that when . community gets the spirit of revolu- -tionism and radicalism into it sane judgment is lost. If these members tear down this magnificent structure. what have they. in Gods name. to. of fer us in its place. Already we have too much of reform In this country, and 1t would be much better to have this reform wave pass off entirely.
 There are some men who think that they have to reform something or somebody at any meeting that they at tend. Let's get rid of this mean spir- it.'' pr. woodson declared himself as very much opposed to the Riggs reso- lution.
 pr. Parke of Birmingham declared that he belonged to pr. Woodson's party of fanatics. as he was In hearty favor of the resolution.
 The members here demanded the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25

Der could not be allowed to ccmpif- ment another member in a speech.
 pr. Weich replied that the member from Jefferson county should not try to tangie the parliamentary knowledge of the chair, statement which was received with much merriment.
 pr. R. S. Hill followed with a sh ort speech favoring the adverse report of the Board of Censors. He concluded the remarks with the statement. Keep the nigger in the wood pile quiet. and we will be all right"
 pr. McAdory said that the idea of the Jefferson County Medical Association simply wanting to get at the root of the State Medical Association that 1t might be torn up was totally false. We claim that 1t Is best for the health of the public and, to the advancement of the State Medical Association that the 235 members of the Jefferson Coun- ty Medical Association be represented. There Is no element of disloyalty to the State Association. nor Is there any
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25
DOCTORS CLOSE THEIR SESSION Dr. B. [. Wyman Is Elected President. Session Exciting, But Peace
 ful.
 Birminsh.m wfiI Be Eext Piace of Needing en Suggestion of Jef- fersen County Association
 Resolutieas of Thanks.

Yesterday afternoon at 3:3o o'clock possibly the most successful meeting of the State Medical Association was brought to a close. The session was . stormy one but one in which there was no trace of bitterness. The argu- ments which lasted the greater part of the session on radical changes were argued from the standpoint of the good of the Association and not upon personal or county society aggrandize- ment.
 pr. B. L. wyman of Birmingham. member of the Jefferson County Med- ical Society, was chosen President for the ensuing year on ballot without op. position, and the Secretary. Dr.. J N. Baker, and Treasurer. Dr. Henry c. Perry were chosen to fill their posi-. tions for the ensuing i've years by ac. claniatfon.
 Upon the invitation of Dr. w. B. McAdory. of the Jefferson County Med- icai, Association, the Association acc cepted the invitation of the Jefferson County Medical Society in their thir- ty-sixth annual session in Birming- ham,,
 As usual, there being but three ex- captions within a period of thirty wears. the report of the Board of Gen. sors of the State Association was adopted in full True there was dis cussion. earnest discussion with heat ed debaters on both sides of the ques- tion of a resolution changing the con- stitution of the Association as to rep resentation, yet on vote the adverse report. of the Board was accepted.
 The resolution relating to changes in the constitution introduced by Dr. RiEgs of Birmingham at the opening session last Tuesday precipitated a debate seldom seen in any Association. The discussion brought out the fact that there were orators of the highest tyne among the men of science. Pass ages of wit and sarcasm. polished speeches were heard by many doctors, vet in the end harmony prevailed.
 The convention has been sirgularly free of politics this year. The ques. fiona discussed were not political. but ones upon which the doctors had the interest of the State Association and inc health of the State sincerely at heart. The discussion brought out the fact. that Alabama has Medical, So- ciety of which it may well feel pr0dd. and deservedIy Known as the best Meds icaI Association in the United States.
 Not only has the Association been hiwfiv successful In the. legislative branch of it's purposes, but the eduea- ffonal side has received more than the ayeraRe Attention. The program of sneakers as arranged by the President, pr. $. w. welch of Talladega, was conn
 d g sa A L 7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25

question. Dr. Cunningham moved fhal the Association non-concur in the sec ton of the report of the Board of Gen. sors end called for the ayes and noes pr. Bell moved to lay pr. CunninEs hams mStion on the table. and Dr. Cunningham called for the ayes and noes on this question. Upon being ds- nied. an appeal from the decision of tho chair was called for and the de- cision. of the chair in the matter was taken. Dr. Cunningham's motion was laid on the table without the call of the ayes and noes.
 The report of the Board of Censors was then adopted by an overwh eimfng majority from the foor.
 Dr. McAdory's resolution to change the qualifications necessary for meui- bs- holding of1ce was reported unfa- vorabiy by the Board. and the opinion of the Board was upheld.
 The report thatvthe Board favored an appointing of fifty members from the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-25

tcs.tiauea .. ras. EisAt.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Officers For Odd Fellows.

Marsh llltown, Ia, Oct. &C.
Toe grand encampment of Ire
Iowa Odd Fellows late this af-
tern 'on nominated officers,
which, in cases where there are
no contests, are equivalent to
election at the meetings of the
different local encampments in
Jnne. The officers are:
Grand patriarch, L. Silher-
ct Gin, Davenport; grand high
priest, H. c. Chaplin, Unicn;
grand senior warden, J. F. Nc
Ginty, Knowlton; grand scribe,
r. L. Tilton, Des Moines; treas
urer, F. A. Lusk, Ida Grove;
grand junior warden, G. L.
Arrasmith, Bayard; trustees,
w. w. Brunton, Boone; w. L.
Sheep, Mt. Pleasant; e. E. Cass,
Bedford; z. A. Church, JefTer-
son; G. r. Ahrens, Belle PLANE;
=. E. Lambert, Newton; j. H.
Uetz, Des Moines; F. L. Gelhof,
Dubuque; George S. Dunn,
City; grand representative, A.
A. Montgomery, Stuart.
Advertised letter list for the
week ending Oct. 10, 'O8.
Beck, Miss Emma 2
Carson, Curtis
Dixon, D.
Fareman, John.
James, Gertrude
William, A. C.
D. J. Album, Postmaster
Mrs. Della Barnum is re
ported as much worse today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-10-22
Many lowans Lucky.

- ~ ASSS
raska was astrong high card
in the early numbers for Trip
county farms in the drawing
here today. That state landed
eighty Of the first 200 winner.
Iowa was next with forty-sevs n
then South Dakota, with thirty;
Illinois, with sixteen; Missouri,
eleven; Kansas, eleven; Wis !
consin, four; Michigan, two;
Indiana, one.
May E. Nielsen of Kennebec,
s. D., came out as No. / in the
drawing.
Peter Smith of Ponca, Neb., !
was No. 2. i
E. Hannah of Meadow Grove,
Neb, was third.
Miss Nielsen is 80 years old
and lives with her parents on a
farm four miles from Kenne-
bee, which is a new town of
300 inhabitants, thirty miles
west of Chamberlain.
The first 1owan to land was
Samuel Anderson of Albert
City, whose name came out as
No. 6.
The FIRST TEN.
The first ten names in the
land drawing are:
l. May A. Nielsen, Kennebsc.
8. d.
2 Peter Swift, Ponca, Neb.
3 e. Hammer, Meadow Grove,
Neb.
4. Otto Schneider, Mitchell,
SD.
S. Jacob Echert, Wichita, Kas.
6. Samuel Anderson, Albert
City, la, r. Z. D. No. l.
Hobart A. Anderson, Mount
Vernon, S. D.
8. H..B. Clark, Girard, Kas,
by M. Hughes, Wier City, Kas.
8. Charles T. johnson, Daca-
tnr, III.
10. Albert w. Schu'ze, LeMars
Ia.
Others in the list include the
following:
l3. John B. Jones, Lake City.
81. Adam Adair, Adair.
%. Martin Christianson, For
es' City.
26, Joseph Rogers Battle Creek
80. George E. Wiexel, Marcus.
81. Peters Finch, Sheldon.
IS. H. H. Hosiner, Cedar
Rapids.
al. Bert Toxic, Jacobs.
81. Sewell S. Chamberlain,
Panama.
70. William Felt, Strubel.
"a. ]. R. Kelly, Dubuque.
n. John w. Young, Bronson.
IS. Albert Lanse, Mineola.
80. John j. Keller, Charlton.
81. Arthur Aren't, Rutland.
IS. Jennie Z Gipner, Spirit
Lake.
81. Ashford Locke, Hartley.
1913. Mrs Nellie McCune, Mis-
souri, Valley.
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of Act No. - of the Acts of 1906,
which Act was ratified by Constitu-
tiOnal Amendment, adopted Novem-
Der s, 1906, by the provisions OF Acts
No. llG of the Acts of 1903, are here
by ratified and approved, and all
provisions of the present Constitution
of the State in conflict with the pro-
visions of said Act of 1908, and with
this amendment, are to that extent and
for that purpose only repealed.
Section 5. Be it further enacted,
aud resolved. etc, That on the Official
ballots to be used at said election
shall be placed the words:
For the additional amendment OF
the City of New Orleans Public I'm
provement Bond amendment" and
the words;
"Against the additional amendment
of the City OF New Orleans Public I'M
provement Bond amendment.
And each elector shall indicate his
vote on the proposed amendment as
provided in the general election laws
of the State.
p. NJ. LAMBREMONT
| I ;,,,+,,,o,,+ GoUorpop and president q
the Senate.
II. c.. DUPRE,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiveS.
Approved July 2nd, 1908.
J. Y. SANDERS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
A true copy,
JOHN L. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-10-31
ACT No. 81.

Senate Bill No. 81. by Mr.. Eordlll.
y JOINT {ESOLCIION
Proposing an amendment 10 the con-
situation OF the Sta.e OF Louisiana,
providing for the exemption from
taxation, under prescribed c0ndl-
tohS'ot loans made upon mort
ga"cN OF real estate ana the notes
t't"fHF'"S 'tth '"4LS' anu i"dh9
mad 10y lie insurance companies
/" ihelE pollrI hoiuefH' upon the
sore security "i PollcleS helo ny
the borrower in the company max
ing the loan. Us well as all notes
or written instruments evidenclng
such loans.
..,1,,ol H., ,ho co,o,ol A.
~
H''''"'' W .''' ''''''' " ''''"i' ''''"' '"'
thirds OF all the members elected to
each House concurring therein: That
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1908-10-31
Proposed
Constitutional
Amendments
To be Submitted to the Electors
at Election to be Held
November 3, 1908.
ACT No. -.
House Bill No. 30. BY Mr., Butler
AN ACT.
/, JOINT RESOLUTION.

4 IDINT RESOLUTION.
prnuu.tuo An amendment TO Article
o,o,rho ,ti,utinn Of the State
,fInui.iana relative 10 the office
~ ,ha State Superintendent of
pnhIic rdncation,
U,.,;,,, Rn II resolved by the
l,.,,..oI A..a,ul,l, nf the State of
: .,,i.;ouo ,,yo-tbird> Of ALI members
-I..,oa 80 oarh House roncurring.
,rh,t Article Dl0 of the Constitution
oftha Stateof Louisiana he so amend
Oh .. to read =, follows:
Articl. ol4 There shall be elected
,.thaou.IiGad electors of the State
ounnori,tendant Of puhlic Education,
,uh, .'h,uh ,Id his office for the term
90 Conn. ,.or. and until his successor
: o,alifad His duties shall be pre-
..,ih.d hv law. and ne shall receive
-, animal salary of five thousand
dollor. navallp mopthly ON his war
rant
Soot;on > Re il further resolved,
,q,.tthi. urono.ad amendment
hal, 10 submit ed to the qualified
,,,tar,. If the State for adoption or
..;..,;,o ot tho congressional election
=, heh lI in Noyrmbpr nineteen hun
dr.d and ,iyLt and that if adopted,
t,a. ,omo shall take effect ON the first
do,or ne.amh.r zoos,
Section p BE it further resolved,
otto That on the official ballots to
l., .n.ad .t .aid alartinn. there shall
lao ,,,c.t tha words .Fnr the pr0pos-
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Of louisiana a the City Il Il.
and and the Board Of conni.,i,s''s.s'.
Port of New Orleans, ''''''
IS! Section g. Be it further e,,,,
l nat at t., the congressional sls,ss'
n nsId IN at this s State on the n.
m aI's6 the fFs ,, Monday in ths y
ments to the Constitution D 3. J
Louisiana shall be submittsd : { ! y I
tors, to-wit: q
The City of New orlsan, =. \
thorized and empowered :
million t2,ooo,ooo.oo, doll,,, '
to be known as Public B., !
Bonds of the City of New a.
the purpose |''. and under the pro,s ,;'
G0nd't'0ns set forth in the Al u I
Legislature adopted to that ID !,
. .l,S' purpose at the regular 81
the Louisiana General Assens' -
yea year lso0, which said Act ishss'
ned and a. and all provs'
the Constitution of the State !,
with the provisions of said l.
this amendment, are to that NJ Il
for that purpose only repealed
Section 10. Be it further MI
That on the official ballots t. Ms
SAID election shall be placed 1,
"For the Public Belt Raito,, /
Amendment, and the words.
the Public Belt Railroad Bond I,
ment and each elector shaIlisis|
vote on the proposed amendnspt Il
vided by the general election s.
State.
H. G. DUPRE,
Speaker of the House Of ReD,s,,.l
I P. M. LAMBREAl|
Lieutenant Governor and pre,;s..]
Senate.
; Approved July 8, 1908.
j. Y. SANDERS /
Governor of the StateofIs.
A true Copy,
JOHN T. MICHEL,
Secretary of State.