The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-09-15
ACT No. 1910.
House Bill No 3O1.
JnJNT PECOI JfTION

assessment for the use Of the Con-
federate Veterans under the provis-
ions of Art. 3O3 of the Constitution
of the State of Louisiana. and rro-
vided that said L. of n mill shall
be taken from not more than 6-mill
State tax for all purposes under the
rate Of taxation of the state:
Be it resolved bv the General Assem-
blv of the State of Ln"isiana- two
thirds of the members elected to each
House concnrrin@. That an amendment
70 III" Constitution Of tho State ~
T.on;si"na he S"br'ittof - -" n""F-
fled electors OF the Stat" heir an
prevail or reiection as nrovifa"d NV Art
icle 221 of the Constitution nf tho St"te
OF Louisinna. ut the congressional e'""-
ton +" he hold on the f:re' T'"sda"
newt fn'lo--ing the first Mo"a"v in
November 1o1n. providire fsr Nh" lev"-
ing Of "i-5" of a mill IF the Stata tax
for the n,rnOsa Of slno1nr,en+ir" the
MIRO ~rinticn a1readv f"r the ransicn
inc Of Confederate soldiers and thciv
widows urder tn" rrovicinrc of Artic'a
3n2 Of the Cnnstit"tion OVID nrovifir"
that 49," of y r,ill shal' MOI he con-
etr,,nd as irnrea sin@ the tntr1 rate ~
state ta~ntion over willis for "n n"r-
noses "~1 ,rn~i5a1 thet ~no- +hn dow
ton "r this amendment some shan NJ
0nec hano.-e se'f-o,crrti--a "r1 thr
f,,.-1~ f'nri--o1 tn a~ae-or, i-->r,rd'"tnf
used for said PURPOSES ",1 ~r"vian
f,'r+"cr that +he tax COLLECTORS shall
receive no non>r>icciorc for oc''n"tin @
said 81 -5'' 90 -@,'11 ho~~'- -,~nvidcd
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stitut'on Of tho state If o,ic'>""
ralati--a TO tho lnvv-i>" of 10Y sc -
less t,,,n thrno Mills tln d"''N'
nv NJ rishes. cities or towns f"~ ~
s',rrort OF the n"hlic Schools 90 ~
State
soc+io, re IL ~nso',-ca ~ 49, ro--
era1 Accer-rlv of .ha soto 90 ~-.'r'
ana t-o-thiras Of a'1 +hn '-n--',~~r
elected ~ e-oh House nor"''r~'n- 'r>"'
the roIico iuriaS Of tho Sov"""' -""'-'' -
ard honr1s of trustees o~d r,.--ic'n-'
courrils of innororrrtad nitirs nrA
towns ftte Parish Of owl ~ns a--~~~t = y
shal1 lew nn1'nct --1 +-,r- c--~" - ~
pariS', school boards of t"o'~ ""~-n~+'-'-
parishes for 'he sunrnr' "f ~" ->-'hf
SCHOOLS or fne'r raSnhH@'"o 0trfS''nS
cities or towns. the proceeds ne ~ leae'
three MILLS of the ammo, 'o~ -h'"'
they are empowered 70 low ~
dollar Of the assessed v~'.'~''~-, "f -
prnrertv thereof: rrovidn7 .hr- c'.'e-
and towns that GRO not Oh ~
the tern,S Of their chorte-- r-~''~ the
pavr-e-t of narfsh ta~ee cr' =-','r' ~r-
subjected to the sir,ilnr h-'~'o--~ ~ tav-
alton as are the parishes e"~" not nav
this ta~. as same is ino!-'"@ IN the
the town IS situated ",rlesS the parish
boards of school directors of That mar
ish certify that the needs of the schools
can be met by smaller levy of such
taXas''
Section g Be it further resolved
ETC. That ut the congressional election
to be held in this State on the first
Tuesday following the first Monday in
November. 1910. the FOREGOING lr,end-
ment to the Constitution of the state
shall be submitted to the electors OF
the State: that on the official ballot ~ b.
used at said election shall h" nlaced
the words: For the three mills school
tax" ard the words. against the
tor shall indicate his vote on the nro-
posed ar'endn'ent as nrnvided by the
general election laws Of this State.
II. G. DTPRE
Speaker Of the House of Representa-
P NJ LAMRprEInNT.
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. 277.
Senate Bill No. go
JOINT 2rsOII-TICN
Proposing an am'~ lent to Article
No. s. of the Constitution of the
State of Louisiana relative to oualifi-
cations of justices OF the Supreme
Court and to the fixing of their term
of office.
Section I. Ee it resolved bv the
General Assembly of the State of Louis
lana. t"-=n-thirds of the members elect
cd to y. House concurrinp That Art
icle So IF the Constitution of the state
of Louisiana be amended so as to read
as follows:
Article &c. The Sunreme Court shall
be composed of one Chief Justice and
four Associate Justices. q majority OF
whom shall constitute a quorum. The
rhief Justice ard Associate Justices
shell carh receive q salcrv of not less
t'''n Fiv" Thousand Dollars per an
num. payable monthly on his own
rant. They shall each be electcs
a term of twelve years. In C.
death. resignation, or removal fr.
ice OF any Justice, the vacanc,
De Ililed by the selection by the
OF a, Judge of one of the Coz:
Appeal from a Supreme Court ID
other than that in which sucii vac
Snail occur until the next ensuing CO, =
gressional election, when it shall Es
filled by election for full term O.
Twelve years: They shall be citizen:
over thlrty-flve years of age, learned
IN the law, and shall have practiced
Jaw In this State for ten years proceed.
ing their election or appointment
me Chief Justice or any Of the A..
sociate Justices of the Supreme Court
may retire on full pay when he snail
have reached seventy-five years of age
provided said Justice has served con.
tinuaily, not less than fifteen year,
prior TO his said retireme...;; provided
Iufther that any Justice affected by
TINS paragraph shall serve until his
successor shall be elected and ulI;, lifted
The Legislature shall provide by
proper appropriation for the saiaries
oI fetlred Justices in the sammer man
ner as it provides for other judicial
expenses.
m Section 2. Be it further resolved
Ihat the above amendment be sub
mltted to the electorate of this State
LOT approvai or rejection at the general
sIectlon Tor Congressman to be held in
November, 1910, and that the Secretary
OF state be directed to insert upon the
nailot 10 De used in said election. and
M the proper column, the following.
For the proposed amendment to Art
Iele So of the. Constitution relative to
the Justices of the Supreme Court" and
tne words: Against the proposed
amendment to Article Sc of the Consti-
tuition relative to Justices of the SUI
prene Court and each elector shall In
dicate his vote on the proposed
as provided by the general
election laws of this State.
p. NJ. LAMBREMONT.
Governor and President NJ
the Senate.
H. G. DUPRE.
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives
July Z, 1910.
j. Y. SANDERS.
!. Governor of the State of Louisiana.
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