The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-10-03

49, iaws of this STATE.
scqeE =. THOMAS, % .;,,os
,1..se OF Representatives,
2 fSG1MAS C. BARRETT.
IA President of Senate.
Nv ., 1014.
d. HALL. .ion.
III tie State Of Louisiana
herr, Secretary of state
n NO. 257. ,,,o,r,,
5i3-By Mr.. fleury'
rREsoLUTIoN go
lament to Article 109 OF
ntion Of louisiana reiat''e
! resolved by the Generai
state of Louisiana. TWO
Z Tr.ambers elected to each
- That the following
e. PROSTITUTION of Louisi,
united to the electors OF
y Congressional election to
\. frst Tuesday after the
ne November, 1914, and II
ratified by a majority OF
,es;ne in saiS election the
4 part of3the Constitu-
no District Courts, except
ss)rleans, shall have orig
n all civil matters where
Sisnute shall exceed fifty
srclusive Of interest and
- The title to real estate
ID Office or other public
I'M or political rights, and
rhere no specific amount
rcsrt as otherwise provided
unlimited and exclusive
;T6n in all criminal cases
nav be vested in other
"a NV this Constitution;
Ia succession matters,
Mcc1Ission is a party de-
II Eases where the state.
IicipaJlity or other political
q PARTY defendant regard.
burt in dispute; and of all
the appointment of re-
;dators to corporations or
n said court shall have
~ all such writs, process
~ be necessary or proper
Hof the jurisdiction herein
Them.
lNFone district judge In
ffrict except in the First.
rE-first, Twenty-fifth, and
JuIicial Districts, where
provided by law there
Rlr district judges in the
district, and in the other
mentioned there shall be
II Judges.
IS shall be elected by q
cualified voters of their
kIcfs, in which they shall
n residents for two years
their election.
g learned in the law and
ticed law in this State five
b their election.
- under this Constitution
\ IN the Tuesday after the
IN November, 1916, and
= thereafter.
1asioned by death, resigna-
ltse where the unexpired
trln Is less than one year
" the remainder of the
ntment by the Governor
1And consent of the Senate,
tire the unexpired portion
line year or more the va
n1led by special election,
the Governor and held
N OF the occurrence of the
I The general election laws
y 1t further resolved, etc,
neuing amendment to the
Constitution of this State
N become operative on the
sfter the first Monday ir
4 at which time the addi-
ppvided for in said Article
= In conformity with exist.
~ and they shall hold of.
- Of two years and unit
mare elected and qualified
eDday after the first Mon.
-, 1916, on which date al
1--we provided for shall b.
unity with existing law:
hold Office for "a term O.
tntil their successors arr
e11fIed.
II further resolved, etc.
eNhcial ballots to be uset
Dional election shall b.
wrds: For the proposes
Article 100 of the Consti
ana, relative to Distric
ne words: Against tn
ment to Article 100 of tn,
louisiana, relative to Dis
md such elector shall in
ded IN the general election
pc, which of the PROPOSE
AGAINST" he votes for
L. E. THOMAS,
Mouse Of Representatives
THOMAS G. BARRETT,
Iand President of Senate
ny 3, 1914.
L. E. HALL,
of the State of Louisiana
BERT, Secretary of State
1T NO. $50.
153-By Mr.. Generelly.
AN ACT
vehicles and to provid,
fegistry, and imposing
3e6or; and providing penal
vi Violations of this act: an,
eas It Is intended to hav
!ed by an amendment t
Dn OF the State. Therefor
= enacted by the Genera
~ State of Louisiana, two
members elected to eacl
ng. That a motor vehicle /
" vehicle operated by an,
IAN muscular power, an,
Dtendod for uso IN r,,,bl;
and streets. Motor We
"a into three subdivisions
- used eyclY,oivolv in ooy,,