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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
DOCTOR DIES WITH
HIS SECRET UNTOLD

BOSTON. July 26.--Dr. wilfred
r. Harris died early today at the
city hospital. without a word or
hint 10 the police which might
throw more light on Boston's trag'
edy OF the eternal triangle.
For week the osteopath llnger.
81 unconscious from the three bull
lets with which he was shot down
By Dr. Eldridgo b. Atwood
The woman. Or. Celia Adams.
died from poisoning. believed 20
have been seifadmlniEtercd
I, was her death. after a confes.
slon 90 her fiance. Or. Atwood. that
Harris had betrayed her. that pre-
cipiiated the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
WHITE FOR PEACE

John p White. international
president OF the United Mine
Workers OF America. speaking be.
fore the convention OF District No.
10 Tuesday. in the Labor temple.
said he abhorred general strikes
Peaceful wage negotiations" he
said. arc more effective than
strikes. hope | viii never see the
mine workers resort TO the old
methods OF suspendlng operations
10 attain their ends"
White offered his services dur.
Ing the coming wage negotiations
Of the Washington miners and their
employers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
THEATRES
GRAND

GRAND
The new bill nj the Grand tho
ntre Wednesday Is headed by Al
Bergen'a merry maidons IN n com
plcte musical comedy. There n q
cast of nine.
The other numbers on the bill
are. Mantell's marionettea. EIDE
Mae. In song and dance; Gordon,
Monsonan and Vance. In song and
dance, and the William Fox photo
play. The Two Orphans" featur'
ing Thedn Bara.
PALACE HIP
The new program Wednesday At
the Palace Hip In headed by Frank
Burton A Co. I'm the dramatic play
let. paid In Full. tabloid adaptn.
ton OF the famous play by the
same name.
Moaher. Hayes and Mosher have
comedy bicycle act.
Iona Hegyi models clay stat
ues.
Lolita II n vlollnlat. Maude
Still. the aeroplaDe girl. and Ling
and Long. IN Peg and the Limit.
are other features.
A feature photoplay. The Wa
ters OF Lethe." and the Seiig'
Tribune News Pictorial complete
the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
KERRY IS 0USTED

The municipal civil service com
mission sustained. Tuesday night.
the discharge OF William Kerry.
stationary engineer.
Kerry was discharged July IL for
taking liquor from police stores IN
the public safety building and re
moving Il 10 his engine room while
on duty. He was accused OF remov-
Ing liquor TO his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
CHARGE LAND FRAUD

SAN FRANCISCO. July .s.--
Federal Prosecutor Rcames OF
Portland today said he IL ready TO
prosecute tho men named In the In.
dlc,mcn,s in alleged Oregon land
frauds issued by tn. federal grand
jury last night. lilo conducted the
Testimony before tho grand Jury.
s. ID. A. Puter. who figured In
the Oregon land fraud trials in
1906. vas indicted as tho chief
mover in the plan by which II Is
alleged the defendants represented
that the government was co-operai.
INK with them In forcing the South.
ern Pacific TO sell its Oregon grant
lands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
eR0CERS PICNIC

Mr.. Croccryman locked up his
store. put the key In his pocket
aud hustled his family and well.
packed lunch baskets off TO Wild.
wood park. across Lake Washing.
ton. for the annual groccrs' picnic
Wednesday.
There he pulled off his coat and
ran foo, races. played leap frog and
"one-old-cat" tn every muscle
ached. and there was still n dance
scheduled for HIS evenings enter.
tainment
The Seattle Retail Grocers' asso-
citation and the Seattle Produce as.
sociation Joined in the festivities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
ARGUMENT IS FILED
AGAINST Beer BILL

Don't weaken tho prohibition
Law"
This In the keynote OF the Off.
clai argument filed at Olympia
Tuesday against the brewery bill,
Initiative Measure No. -.
Tho argument Is signed by Rev.
u. A. Thompson. Mrs. {. +. Beach.
A. s. Cation. C. +. Muekler and
George y. Cotterill
This Is surely no time TO turn
back TO the brewery and it's evils.
but 20 press forward on the safe
road TO national prohibition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26
HERREN IS sAcHEM

Hugh Herren. OF Puyallup. was
advanced TO the office OF great sa.
chem OF the Great council OF Wash.
ington. Improved Order OF Red
Men. At the closing meeting, Tues.
day. OF the 18th Great council ses-
sion.
J. Lester Each. OF Seattle. was
appointed a member OF the finan.
cial committee. Frederick O.
Downes, of Boston. delivered an
address Tuesday night In the Red
Mems hall. 1923 Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

100 yards of Sll5 Wool Crepe. 40 inches
wide; yard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
S. yards of 81 so and 500 Broeaded Pop
Inns and plain Silk Crepe dc Chine;
yard .............. .............S1. 90
50 yards OF 500 and $3.50 Crepe Meteor
and Charmeuse Satin. 80 inches wide;
yard ......... ....$1.2 rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

220 yards OF &c Round Shceting. 80 inches
wide; special, yard. ..6Hc
$50 yards OF 10 2-3c and lSc All-linen Crash
Toweling; special for this sale. yard. 121lc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

so and 54-inch fine worsted Dress
Goods-plain colors and stripes. checks
and plaids. Bedford cords, poplns,
serges, worsteds and other pieces in
cluded. Upper MAI. r,.o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26


Made-up Ribbon Novelties
at reduced prices. rang
ing from Sc to 75c
each.
An interesting lot OF Lace
Remnants. including
gold. silk and silver
laces. beaded bands, chit
ions. Georgette crepes
and other items, at very
keen reductions.
Children's Summer-weight
Vests and Pants. sizes
! to 4. reduced TO &c
garment.
Colored Cotton Petit
coats with Eppo tops.
reduced TO CSC, Csc
and 81. %.
A small lot OF Childrcn's
Cloth Coats. broken
sizes. reduced TO $2.95
each.
Basement salesroom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-26

$50 yards OF loc Colored Outing Flannel
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SC
50 5-pound Cotton Bats. 81 90 value. Use
500 yards OF 25e Kimono Crepe yard. 15c
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT NO 1856

llausn Eu No iss I'y MIR Powell
TuINT RESOLUTION

llausa Eau No its-Rg Mr Powell
JOINT RESOLUTION
rfapes.ua an amendment to Article one
Hundred and Twenty nine l29) II
the Constitution relative 10 fees
Section BE IL resolved by the General
Assembly II the state - Louisiana, two.
thirds II al the members elected 10 each
House ronurrlng That an amendment to
Article one Hundred and Twenty nine
Ign 81 the Constitution Of the State OF
Louisiana be submitted 10 the qualified
electors Of the state Tor their approval or
rejection At the Congressional election 10
he held uu the first Tuesday next fullo9
Ing the first Monday Ia November, 1915,
said proposed amendment 30 be as follows
Article lsa The General Assembly
ahdl provide a general fee and cost bill
charged for the services ef eherifYE, clerks
and recorders. justices Of the peace. con
stables. ana oruucfg. ia ah civil matters
from which compensation for the services
~ alid officials may be provided accord.
fug "a hw @aArisH may be fEed for said
officials and II the fees ard costs collected
b. them exceed such salaries, such excess
mar be disposed II according to law. The
General Assembly may provide In all civil
eases Tor the service q process and
rltadings hy ftgants themselves,
Acts No tt2 ard Ne. Ia al the General
Assembly q 1916 on this subject matter,
shan eo into effect asa statutes of the
state an IHly |. 1911
Section 2 Be Il further resolved by the
General Assembly II the State of Louis
lama, two thirds of all the members elected
g. each House ooarurrlne. That the official
ballet - be used nj said election shall
have printed thereon the following words
ron the proposed amendment to ~
t.ple i29 II the Constitution II the state
81 Louisiana. relative "a authorizing sala
'Bss for sher,Hs slsfts ard ether officials, 80
Nud the words
"AG AlNST the proposed amendment 20
Ar'i.I, tza e. the Constitution Of the state
nf Louisiana. relative TO authorizing aaia
r5,v Isr sharna. CLERKS and pth,r officials "
And each elen'or voting shall Indicate,
on said ballot. as prey ided by law whether
he votes FOR or AGAINST the proposed
amendment
HEWITT HOUANCHAup,
Speaker of the House ~ representatives
FERSASp MOTION.
idrul Gov and President q the Senate
Approved tuly Z. 1915
r. q PLEASANT.
tiovcruar II the State ~ Louisiana
s true copy.
JAMES J BAILEY,
Secretary At State.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT No 1853

House hiil NJ 80 Joint Resolution by
MI Powell
Az ACT
Proposing au amendment 10 Articles g25
Bgt 2sf 81 the Constitution relative 60
assessment and taxation
Section / Re It resolved by the General
N-sstt1N ~ the state Of LOUISIANA Two
ll.'FaS ct =" ~" m'ihh'fS elected /" eaeh
'i"a7" '"hl"fiihf, ih't an amendment 70
Articles ssa ana sah u me constitution OF
't' state 81 LOUISIANA h' sabhiitea 20 the
#''i'f+' electors 81 'h' state Ter thef
'ttf''fi "i l"3r'',"h a' 't' ."'RteSslol''l
erection II" h' h''' on ne his' ) aeS'sy
'' 81 I''''"i'@ Tue h'N' ""i''"2 III N"Ft'h'
neg. '' l'''. s'''' f''i''s'' ''i''N''"'h' |"
'' - i'"'N<
NF''''r $50. laNat''h NhaH h' 'aaal
'''l H''l''''' '''e'gh'", the '','''"Fi"i
MINUS q ~" aHlh'F''s "FfthR tue YAK
ana proper. shan h' 'aN"a Ia manner
aif'rt"i 10y INV. pi"'la"a mat The Nalua-
li'h '' F't"'h Ter 'AH "HATNa'"eht OF
@l''' mixes. ''F'ra ~ the ''ehe'"i Assem-
ny ana '' ms '"1s'l'"''ahs may be
'',' eF''' from 'h' F"Aa',oh hN'' Ter an
"'h'f purposes provided, further the
.''s'sst',,"' OF a" property sh"' never
'N'''1 ~" ''l'." ''Sf' E"'"e 'R"f'"t' ana,
provided fufiher, mat the iaApa}ers shan
NV va" ''Fht O. testing me correctness
~ 't''t 't@'''i'''''s t''"'' the courts 81
''s''''
Article 'aE There shah be and IL
knHt+bs created L Hoard 81 State Affairs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

Judges Of said Court shall each receive
an additional annual salary u one Thou.
saud Dollars. payable monthly. on their
own Warrant which shall be payable out
ef ihls Fund and provided further that
the saiA Judges shall be authorised 10
cont butte uut 81 said surplus fund, 20 the
establishment and maintenance of the
count House
section By Il further resolved etc.
That tiH foregoing amendment to the
Constitution 81 the state 1T Louisiana Ice
submitted to the electors ut the state at
Ih. HgAl election tuf Representative Ia
'uHsFpas Csc be held un the first Tuesday
a1t,f tHv Hrzl Monday in November, 1915
and au the official ballots 60 he used al
said election shan he placed the words
feF The proposed amendment 10 Article
1913 u the Constitution 81 the state %
Louisiana, and the words Against the
proposed amendment D. Article $50 Of the
Constitution 0! the state u Louisiana.
and each yi,,Iur shah indicate, as pro
Sidct Tea ihe general election laws of the
state. whether he yatos for er against
the proposed amendment
tEKNANp MutruN.
Lieut. Gov and President % the Senate
HEWITT HuuANCtIAIp
Speaker at the House al Representatives
Approved luly g. 1915
n. a. PLEASANT.
Governor OF tbe State IT Louisiana
4 true copy
JAMES J. BAILEY.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

AN ACT
submitting to the people Of the state Of
louisiana az amendment to Article
253 of 'hs ConH 'HttaH If the State
4 Louisiana
Section ! r.. Il resolved hy The General
Assembly II the state ~ Louisiana. two
thirds Of an the members elected 10 each
house eaueHfHaR That The follow luR
amendment 60 Article 2I3 u the Cousfi-
tlttun uf ~, state ~ Louisiana bee and
The a4mc Is hereby submitted L. th@
qualified electors ~ the State at the con-
rr,ssiunal election to he held on the first
TUESDAY after the FIRST Monday iu thn
moAth Of November, Of the year 1910.
10 Wit
Article 413 Every railroad or other
corporation. organized of daing huslueas
n tbis state under tba laws or authority
thereof, shah have and maintain a general
office lu this state !pt the transaction of
It's business whore transfers 81 stock shall
be madp md where shall lie kept for
public inspection books In which shall be
recorded the amount 81 capital stock sub
sgrlhed. abe names ~ the owners ~ stock
the amount owned by them, respectively
the amntpt II stock paid h. and by whom
the transfers - said stock. with the date
II transfer. the amount ~ ts assets and
liabilities. tho names and places Of resi-
deHve # ifa officers Al public service
corporation organized under the laws n
the state - Louisiana shah maintain ga
thIg state Iu charge 81 ore og more II the
gems ral ofH rs ~ such company theft
general offices for the operation and cot.
duet ~ the business - such corporation
Section . Ife 10 further resolved etc.
That this proposed amendment hr sub
mi'ad 10 the qualified voters 81 the STATE
81 Louisiana far adoption or rejection ri
the Congressional election to be held oB
the ayz, Tuesday next following the FIRST
Mnndgy u November. 1915
That The aHrtl ballots to be used AT
said elertioH shall have printed thereon
the warls For thr prnprsea amendment
10 Article gT7 - the Constitution ~ the
state II Louisiana. relative 10 public
s,rg5rr rnrpofHflHhs. and The words
Against the proposed amendment 10
Nrllrlr s73 ~ the Constitution II the state
nF Louisiana. relative 20 pubic service
corporations and sash electur shail iHa
dsrHte aa provided In the general election
laws - III state whether ar not he votes.
fur af against The amendment
: true cops II Houzc Hu 80 as bg
NJ she'll proposing au amendment to
Article 2f8 af nts Constitution ~ lhe
State ~ Louisiana adopted hy the Gen.
rfal Assynll} II the state II Louisiana
session ~ 1919
JAMES J BAfiEY.
Secretary 81 state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT NO az
senate 1914 No 81 By MI Guthrie.
JOINT RESOLUTION

senate 1914 No. 23i- By Mr. Guthrie
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing au amendment TO the Cousti.
mijoH ~ 1913 by amending and to
euaetnr Article 2si thereof
Section BE u resolved by the General
Assembly II the state Of Louisiana, two
thirds uf Hli the members elected Go each
House cuntuffjnF, That the following
amendment "a the Constitution DO sub
miisesi a. the qualified electors ~ the
stare fut their adoption az rejection ri
the Congressional election to bee held on
the first Tuesday after tee nrst Monday In
the month uf November, lsl6. a. follows
Article 80 IT the Constitution % the
State IT Louisiana - 1919 iH hereby
amended AMI - ruarted 10 read as tol
lows to-att
Article Isl rnsil otherwise provided
les bw. the members Of the commission
shall rseh receive salary ~ three thou
NaHi dollars per anunm payable monthly
oH his uNu warrant. aud their actual
travelling EXPENSES, and those ~ their
se,l .lafH which expenses and the salary
~ 'Af Hs' ifitiff EiAA4 tst ifAfi W. AHlE
warrant " the hartman ~ the commission
eH sworn statement If their correctness
Nothing herein shall prevent railroad,
express telegraph. telephone and steam.
boat 81 other water craft, ct other eutn
pau.ss from serving free ~ cost, 90 ui
rrI'aara rlir the state ~ any rliy, par sb
or town government. - ans sbautaiBr
t.r
auH destitute ~ INDECENT person. or the
IsauaHrr 81 mileage ~ excursion tickets
nor 80 prevent railroads. steamboats, oF
ulhnf water craft frum giving fee tEus
Fnr ftiHH 60 ministers II religion, ~ IN
mates 81 hospitals ur 30 railroad officers
1FrHls employees. afiuHBH stnrbholi
trs - directors. 81 fs officers nH4 EN-
plaf ees ~ the departments o. Institutions
~ TH.a state vatallt. hsi aud created lot
thr dissemination - huawlsia, relating
70 scientific HFtInHitare, prov d,l that
s1H# eIHuyrs aud employees - asfinultufal
dep grmsnls and Institutions use sarh
free transportation SOLELY H lbo Ills, harF.
III fHyfH official duties
srgtiuH ZEE IL further resolved rtr
That Tie unla3l ballot a. be- Bari "a said
election shall have printed thereon the
wnt3s .taf tee proposed amendment 20
ihe Constitution 81 che Stat. - Louisiana
amsH,i+ur HHH s.arsetluR Aftisi. 2k7
thereof" tnA the words Against the
pres assI amendment ia the Constitution
~ tRe state af Louisiana amending sHi
o. ,n.atsfp Article al thereof Each
.H....f.,. as..H #F.f..s g.. "a f.y.tE.Fs.f Ia tbs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28

indebtedness. and is authorized to secure
same bg mortgage 40 any or all Of lts
real estate, and the faith and credit Of the
state ~ Louisiana II hereby pledged 70
guarantee the payment q said obligations
and the interest thereon. bat the Board q
Control ur it's successor shall be required
t5 gag sane out of It's own revenues and
earnings and euiy when the same are
exhausted shall the state make good the
residue The uenerai Assembly shall pass
the Necessary enabling act to carry this
into effect and act No. 1877 u
the Acts af 1916 OF this subject matter II
hereby approved for this purpose.
Section 9 Pc Il further resolved ETC.
That the Secretary uf state be and he r.
to have printed OF the Official
ballot a. he voted lea November 1915. the
words "For the amendment 10 the Con
stgtutpn funding the debt Of the pebi-
Tertiary beard aud the words Against
the amendment 10 the. Constitution fund
ms the debt If the penlteuilary Board,
auI each efestur shall Indicate whether he
votes for 90 against said amendment IN
accordance with the general election laws
II the state
FERNANb M0UTON,
fltgH Gov and President If the Senate
HEWITT HouANCHAup,
Speaker Of the House - Representatives
Apron ed tuly 6, 1915
n e. PLEASANT.
Governor II the State II oIuisiaua
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT NO 2s3


JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing au amendment 10 the Consl.
tuition II the state u Louisiana en-.
ymptng from taxation ships aud
ocean going tugs, tos boats and
haigos engaged ia over seas trade
and commerce and domiciied IA
Louisiana port
Section J. Fe u resolved by the General
Assembly u the state Of louisiana, two.
thirds 81 the members elected &c each
iiuus. cuHoHFrHR That al the general
election 60 bee held in this State Ou the
hrst Tuesday following the FIRST Monda,
Ia November 1916, there shall be sub.
mtled 10 the qualified electors Of the
State Tor their approval 81 rejection, the
following amendment to the Constitution,
/ ships and ocean going tugs tow.
buais ani baFsvs engaged Ia over seas
tIUuR aHu commerce. and domiCled in a
Louisiana port, shall be exempt from all
STATE. parish, AMI municipal taxation pro.
yid,d. hoseygr. that this exemption shall
not apply 10 haftor, wharf shed and
other port dues
40 SNIP VIZ t0W bust OF hAfhs
operated Ia the coastlng trade Of the
continental taited States shall be within
the exemption herein granted
S,etlou 3. BE IL further resolved. etc.
That the official ballot to tee used at such
election shall have printed thereon the
words For tho proposed amendment 10
The Constitution, eNemptlng from taxation
ships and eeeau going luKs tow boats and
h8rgcs engaged lu over seas trade and
commerce and dUmcllpi In a Louisiana
port tUd the words Against the pro
posed amendment ia the Constitution. ex
entptug FROM taxation ships aud ocean
going tupa toW boats and baFges engaged
"a over seas trade and commerce, and
,iunteiled ia Louisiana port. and each
cleaiof shall indicate his vote on the pro-
posed amendment as provided in the
general election laws Of the state
tEKNANu MuuToS,
Lieut. Gov and President of the Senate
HEWITT BouANcHAuD,
Spegtkst # the House of Representatives
Approved luis 6, 1915.
H. q. PLEASANT
Governor Of the State ~ louisiana
A tue copy
JAMES y BAILEY,
secretary Of state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT NO abs

Secretary Of state

A'4Ni hfbN'flft ! ION
Proposing an amendment 10 Article 1873
Il tha Constitution u the state -
Louisiana relative b. the civil DIS.
trict Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
section / Re II resolved by ihe General
Assembly II the state II Louisiana. two
fhirds 81 an members elected to each
House rangulflnE. That the following
amendment be submitted to the electors
Of this State, fos their approval eF reiee-
ton, at the election 10 be held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday IN
November, 1916
Article 1873 The civil District Court
shah have exclusive and general original
probate jurisdiction, and exclusive orig
fu ciyn jurisdiction, ln al eases where
The amount ln dispute - the funds iu BE-
distributed shah exceed one hundred
AullarH, exclusive u interest and rSglu-
sjvo jurisdiction tH suits by married
women faf separation II property. ~ suits
fog separation from bri and board fur
divorce, fuf uHihly ~ marriage, az for
Introduction. and la suits Involving title
10 imWaYahlr property OF 10 office 80
HihsF public position, 90 civil Of political
rights. and ~ IA other raaes. except -
hereinafter provided, ahsfs He specific
amnHut il IN contest. and If al proceed
fuss foF the appointment - receivers or
huul8tors to corporations af partner
ship ABi said tgurt shall have authority
Ca i#sUr ID sHsh stits process and ORDERS
$50 Hag be- necessary - proper fUf the
rHIrus, ~ the Jurisdiction herein con
ferfoa upon Il The Judges ~ said Court
en- 1RHr shall have control over the Judi
ral iABense Fund for the Parish -
'fisans aefraiHR. and accrued, aud $50
this end shall fix aud regulate ffuw time
ia iHr. ihr number II Deputies aud en-
fio2.ss e the offices - the tirrt ~ the
fNIl District Court and rliy Courts,
Register - tebyessue.s aHl Recorder ~
Mortgage - saii Parish and their ~
urnses. and also shall h8Fe power ~ n4
the tariff ~ Costs sga charges to be paid
faf official services. ehich shall not exceed
In ans respect the tafiHs nos Fixed Ly
hN. ID s4ld 0f'l.rs which are paid into.
aHd constitute said fund bur publication
81 which tariff when made. shall be given
They shall have POKER o. determine.
whether 1nY amounts from said fund. ~
ITS excess, shall he devoted a. TIE expense
~ taking testimony Is shorthand and e.
regulate and provide fof the same, The
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-10-28
ACT no tg4



&rarr ifl Sa t3s liy Nr rearre
fulST RESOLUTION
Proposing aH amendment 70 the Conztl-
tataH ~ 1913 authorizing and emp0w
sfnH fht EHHri - Control II the State
Isn.frtU - ~ ts successor g. fund
.fs dahlragpas and issue notes there
far ssrtllg ~ otherwise not exceeding
Enr Hundred Thousand pollarH. ard
- uE, ~ interest not exceeding
f.a urr rrHfUm per anHam payable
## sHHHails aBA for e term NOT
,s.esa.He nftrea Years and empower.
ue thn General Assembly e. provide
En-. mrthets ~ carrying thfs amend
mr#l .H}o rFoei
Section Ws IL resolved rs the General
'# unfF ~ the State ~ Louisiana. tae.
far.E r. aH the members elected t. each
hnHsr raaa4rrnf. that the following
amendment g. fhs taust tuition II the
state ~ louisiana adopted IN November
JONI BE- sfhHlfte3 fa the aulg qualified
ri. tors 90 fhr Congressional election r.
BE- tsl4 .a ths first TasaIav after the
Hnf NaH8tT n November 1915. for their
ratification af rejection
'fta HaHr@ - Control - the state
lsutsrt.ars or RS successor or Successors
a ufhgs IS hereby authorized ard en-
rE afe1 g. Incur debt. issue interest
tHfnF aatts IN serials ~ either form for
a tsff9 rat e. exceed fifteen Years to the
am#ml ~ Fuat Hundred Thousand Dol
hfH ~ q rate * interest no, exceeding
Hsr pr cent per aHaun. PAYABLE semi
ahHaslly for the purpose II funding and
retiring It's hosttag ard other outstanding