The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-09-01
ACT No. 100.


next following the fret INV IN
November. 1910. providir" fc~ ~" 1""'-
ing of "1-5'' of r''1l of ~" soto '"<
for the purnose OF s'~"'""' o"@''" me
approximation alreadr ~ the ~o"si"n-
ing of Con federnte soldiers n"' @h"tr
widows under tho nro-'s'or" ~ A~''"'e
3O3 of the ronsti'"+iar 90 ~r""'a'"~
that g. Of r>'l, eh"l' '""' "" c"''-
strued as ircrens'~~ tho +~."' -"'e ~
State taxation over G willis f~~ ." WV
noses and proyide1 +hnt -,o~~ NC ~@"->-
tion OF this appointment s"r,e shall at
once becor,e selfor"r"t-'a """ W"
funds derivAd thn"ef~o''' '"'"'s"Nc'-.
used for said pnrnnses n''1 ~rr"'"n"
further that the tav o~ncnto~c s""fl
receive no commissions for n""""tin~
said d. cf Mill 1a~"i', provided
IT. G. DI7ppr
Speaker of the House of @e~""S"nta-
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Lieutenant Governor ~, "'"eei' MT ~
the cenota
Approved Iu1v 800
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Governor nf tho 900 - c-.'ei,na
true copv:
John r. NrrrrIET
Sccretarv of cote
ACT NJ o.
House Bill No 1ea
IouNT prsoT.r'rrNN
Promising an amenar'en+ - t"o 60
stitution of tho state - o.,'-i~--c
relative to the levvi-~ of tH~ -
less than three r~il'c'"r ~"
by marshes. cities ~ -"---''-
si,rnort of the prb''c ec''-r'~ - -
State.
Section l. Re it reso'r"d ~ 49, -
eral Assembly of the gate 80 "7''~'
ana. two-thirds of all ~"
elected to each House cn,""rr''~~ r7"'
the nolice iuries of tho s"v"r'' ~"~'-"@-
and boards of trustees ""d ~',~i"f~"'
councils of incorporated cit'"" n-'
towns tthe Parish of Nr'"'ns """e't"
shall lew collect and t,,rr over ~ 80
parish school boards Of thew ~".ro-t.--1
parishes for the sunnort cf tn" -''N' =
schools of their respective nar'e"e~
cities or towns. the proceeds NJ ~ IT,"
three mills of the ann""l wv '"h'""
thew are empowered to low ~ ""o''
dollar of the assessed v"'''"-',~ - - y
nropertv thereof: nrovid"a "h"' ~.'E-+
md towns that ere not "~e-,>'"" ~
the terms OF their eharte~~ f---~ ~"
uavn' ert of parish taxes rr' ''''Fir'' ~
subjected to the st,,ilnr b-~I--,e - Wv
alton as are the parishes eh"'' not nov
this tax. as same is in"l'ded IN the
taxes imposed bv the NJ IRISH 'n which
the town is situated. unless THE nar'eh
| boards of school directors Of that var
| ish certify that the needs of the schools
ran be met by smaller levy of such
taxes"
Section 2 Be it further resolved.
etc. That at the congressional election
| to be held in this State on the first
Tuesday following the first Monday in
November. 1910. the foregoing amend
| ment to the Constitution of the state
| shall be submitted to the electors OF
| the State;that on the official ballot to be-
| used at said election shall be placed
| the words: For the three mills school
| tax and the words: Against the
| three mills school tax" and every cleo
| tor shall indicate his vote on the nra-
| posed amendment as provided bv the
general election laws Of this State.
H. G. DTTPRE
Sneaker of the House of Representa-
Pm LAMRREMoNr.
Lieutenant Governor and President of
| the Senate.
Approved: July Z. 1910
| J. Y. SANDERS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
JOHN T: MICHEL
| Secretary of State.
ACT. No. TT.
| Senate Bill No 49,
| JOINT RESOLUTION
| Proposing an amendment to Art'"' .
No. Sc of the Constitution of -
State OF Louisiana relative to nr"1;'
cations of Justices OF the S"nr"
! Court. md to the fixing of their
of office.
Section /. Be it resolved bv r.,
| General Assembly Of the State OFT
| lana two-thirds of the members FL
| cd to c1rh House concurring. 'rhst =
icle sc Of the Constitution of the g
Of Louisiana be amended so as to r
| as follows:
Article Sc The Supreme Court SIN
| be composed Of one Chief Justice
| four Associate Justices. a majority
whom shall constitute a quorum. ~
| chief Justice and Associate J"s.'
| shall each receive n salary Of not
than Five Thousand Dollars rc,-
mum, payable monthly on his own war
rant. They shall each be elected fol
| q term of twelve years. In case vi
death, resignation, or removal from of.
flee of any Justice, the vacancy shall
oe filled by the selection by the Court
Of Il Judge Of one of the Courts ol
| Appeal from a Supreme Court District
other than that in which such vacancy
shall occur until the next ensuing con.
filled by election for a full term o.
twelve years. They shall be citizen.
of the United States and of this State
over thirty-five years of age, learned
IN the law. and shall have practicet
law in this State for ten years proceed
ing their election or appointment
The Chief Justice or any of the As
sociate Justices of the Supreme C0ur
may retire on full pay when he shall
| have reached seventy-five years of age
provided said Justice has served cen
tinually, not less than fifteen year
prior to his said retirement: provided
further that any Justice affected b!
successor shall be elected and qualified
The Legislature shall provide b,
proper appropriation for the salarie
of retired Justices in the sammer man
ner as it provides for other judicia
| expenses
Section 2 Be it further resolved
That the above amendment be sub
mltted to the electorate of this Stat
for approval or rejection at the genera
election for Congressman to be held il
November, 1910, and that the Secretar,
ballot to be used in said election an,
In the proper column, the following
"For the proposed amendment to Art
i icle Sc of the Constitution relative t.
the Justices of the Supreme Court" an,
1.-the words: Against the proposes
amendment to Article Sc of the Consti
tuition relative to Justices of the Su
preme Court" and each electOr shall in
| dictate his vote on the proposes
amendment as provided by the genera
election laws of this State.
p. M. LAMBREMONT.
Lieutenant Governor and President o
the Senate.
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives.
Approved: July Z, 1910.
J. 7. SANDERS,
Governor of the State of Louisiana
= '. john SSP I. MICHEL
Secretary of State.
ACT No. 27o.
Senate Bill No. 49,.
AN ACT
Submitting to the people of the Stat