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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-25
MINERAL AppLIcATIoNs FILE0.

Application for the patent of five lode claims in the Willow Creek sec. ion were filed today in the local land office by the Gold Bullion Mining Com pany The claims are in a group which consists of the Gold Eagle, Gold Eagle No. l, Gold Nugget Summit and Bird claims.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

heaviest artillery there because Of
the desirability of electing two United
States senators.
Indianapolis, Oct 31.-Charles w.
Fairbanks, Republican nominee for
vice president, will arrive today to
attend the funeral of his mother, Mrs.
Mary Adelaide Smith Fairbanks, 81,
who died suddenly at her sons home
last night.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

WudI WuSOu Ill., VIC hAO"s 44A0 uS
But you in his place, only God knows
30
WIFE OF PROGRESSIVE LAWYER
TELLS WHY SHE'S FOR WILSON
BY Mrs. Amos Pinchot
wife of Famous Progressive Atty
Who Supported Roosevelt in 1922
NV main reason for wishing that
Pres. Wilson should be reelected is
that he has begun a great work for
the future peace of this country and
the world and should be given power
to carry it through.
Knowing well that a real democ-
racy is not easily rushed into war, he
has restored to the people through
his wise constructive domestic poll
cies much of the power they had lost
under the domination of Wall st. He
has refused to invade Mexico at the
bidding of the interests, and is en-
deavoring to establish solid and
helpful relation to that struggling
nation.
But most important of all, Mr..
Wilson has declared that the United
States should cooperate with other
nations in some practical plan for
the freedom of the seas and "the pre-
vention of war begun without full
submission of the causes to the opin-
ion of the world" With Woodrow
Wilson as our president we can hope
to play an honorable and useful part
in such a plan for world peace.
HUGHES IN INDIANA AFTER
INDEPENDENT VOTE
Columbus, Ind, Oct. 31.-Candi-
date Hughes made his second swing
into Indiana today. He was due for
four speeches, winding up at Evans
vile tonight and tomorrow contrib
utes five addresses.
While exceedingly confident of the
Hoosier state, Republican campaign
mana oars TrTanf fO concentrate their
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31
WHY | AM PROUD TO BE AN
AMERICAN
BV President Wilson

BY FreSldenC wilson
The reason I am proud to be an
American is because America was
given birth to by such conceptions
as these, that its object in the world,
it's only reason for existence as a
government, was to show men the
paths of liberty and Of mutual serV-
iceability, to lift the common man
out of the paths, out of the sloughs
of Encouragement and even despair;
set his feet upon firm ground, tell
him, Here is the high road upon
which you are as much entitled to
walk as we are, and we will see that
here is a free field and no favor, and
that as your moral qualities are and
your physical powers, so will your
success be. We will not let any man
make you afraid and we will not let
any man do you an injustice. AT
National Conference ON Church and
Country Life, Columbus, O., Decem-
Der 10, 1915.
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

Toledo, o.-Police had to protect
John F. Smulski, pres. of Northwest
ern Trust & Savings bank, Chicago,
with revolvers as they escorted him
from hall when Polish audience grew
angry at his criticism of Pres. Will
son at political meeting.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-31

You only could remember that a Candidate?
That your Mr. Hughes?
That the substance your views?
And foresight crooked hndsght isn't straight?
Then there's nothing left to tell
your silence a we'll
Wilson DID, His deeds stand squarely in the
you his place. only God knows what WOULD have done!
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
ACT NO 1855


House HiH Ne lss=ny Mr. Powell
JOINT RESOLUTION
PROPOSING an amendment 10 Article one
Hundred aad Twenty nine tl7sl Of
the Constitution, relative 10 fees.
Section / Re Il resolved BY the General
Assembly ~ the state Of Louisiana, two
thirds If all the members elected 10 each
HDHss caururriug. That an amendment to
Article ore Hundred ana Tweuty nine
Hgsl ~ the Constitution Of the state Of
Louisiana be submitted 20 the qualified
electors Of the state for their approval or
rejection at the Congressional election Ia
he held en the first Tuesday next faliow
ue the afst Monday IN November, 1915,
said proposed amendment to be as follows
Article l2a The General Assembly
slaH provide a general fee and cost bill
to regulate the fees and costs to be
charged f1f the services pg sheriifs, clerks
and recorders. justices Of the peace, con
stahlsa and cafoHcrs iH all riyii maitars
freW which compensation for the services
n saiA officials may he provided aeeordr
ms fU las. Satsrlr. may he fixed for said
officials. al n The feoF and costs collected
h5 them exceed such salaries. such excess
NAV he disposed u according 10 law. The
Gsf.,ra Assembly mag provide In all civil
e#ses far the service of process and
plsad.uEs hy llteanls themselves.
Acts NJ tt2 ard Ne tt3 of the General
Assembly q 1915 on this subject matter,
ahaH su into effect aa statutes II the
state on luis l. 1917
Section tie Il further resolved by the
General Assembly # the state Of Louis
lama tvo thirds Of an the members elected
a. each iinuse Duue4friHg That the official
ballet 90 be useJ At said election shah
have printed thereon the following words
FOR the proposed amendment To Ar
ueis lga II the Constitution ~ the state
IT Louisiana. relative to auiburtzlaa sala
tfes faf shsrlfs. clerks aua ether officials &"
Md the words
'N1NIN&T the proposed amendment to
Art'Ia rs II ihc Constitution - the state
ri louisiana. relative 60 authorizing sala
RES for sheFffs. clerks and other officials ="
And eaeb siector voting shall indicate
0H sala haIlyt. as provided by Law whether
he votes FOR or AGAINST the proposed
amendment
HEWITT HOuANcHAtD,
Speaker ~ the House 81 Representatives
FERNASD MOTION,
tlsat GOV and President u the Senate
Approved July +, 1915
4 q PLEASANT
Governor II the State II Louisiana
A true copy.
JAMES ! BAILEY,
}errptEry ~ state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
flous, fHu No 2ls rs Mr. She'll.
Se,rctnr - state
AN ACT

AK act
Submitting 20 the people Of the state u
Louisiana 1H amendment "a Article
af3 AZ lhe Consultation al the state
u Louisiana.
Section he Il resolved ty the General
Assembly # the state II Louisiana. two
thirds VI au the members elected to each
house eaueurtne That the following
amendment e. Article g73 ~ the CoustI
tuition II m state 81 louisiana be- and
the Same % hereby submitted 70 the
qualified electors ~ the state At the con
rreaHouai rlertIon 10 be held on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday ln the
month 81 November, # the year 1915
Ia Sit
Article 2T3 Every railroad or other
corporation. efE8algst ~ doing business
Ito this state undgr ths laws or authority
office IN This state for the transaction Of
lts business where transfers of stock shall
bo made and where shah b. kept fof
public inspection books la which shah be
recorded the amount u capital stock sub
III riis,,d TIE names II the owners ~ stock,
the amount owned ty thcul, respectively
the amu ID # stock paid Ia. aBd tE whom.
the transfers - said stock With the date
II transfer. the amount 81 ia assets and
liabilities tho names and places u resi-
dcnfe oi rs Officers al public service
corporations Organized under the lavs II
10" state 81 Louisiana shall maintain n
this state iu charge 81 enc ~ mere ~ The
r,Bsrai officers ~ such company their
general offices far the operation and con
duct Il the business II surh corporation
Section ~ II further resolved etc.
That tins proposed amendment be- sut.
m1tteI ta tn pwEHet voters 1t tbs state
II Louisiana f1r adoption or rejection at
thu cenkfessaH al 'terrspu to he held en
the first Tuesday nest following the fret
NaalsE Ia November 1916
rhsi she omed Ntliofs o. be used At
said election tali have printed thereon
ttt Eeriz lar tho propasyd amendment
Goo Ariiel. Pm If tie Constitution - The
state q louisiana relative 20 public
sef.sa corporations aBd tbo words
Armst tha proposed amendment 20
Article ge8 rs fha rsaa'ffnfaau 81 fbr state
Of pHifHna relative 90 uahllr service
corporations and t#rh slartor shaH III.
di.ate as provided Ia the general election
tsaa ~ ~, So o. whether ar me-, be votes
Ter ~ aRauaf the amendment
4 true eapN 81 tioeso nm NJ 2ts by
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
ACT NO. 27t
Senate Btll No. 2si--By Mr, Guthrie.
JOINT RESOLUTION
Secretary Of state

't'tait tfh NO @si~-Ay mf 1Dthgtes
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing au amendment to the CoAsti
tuition Of 1913 by amending and re-
ehacting Article 2s7 thereof.
Section T. Eg IL resolved By the General
Assembly Of the state Of Louisiana, two-
thirls 81 nli the members elected 10 each
House conouFrlnR. That the following
amendment "a the Constitution he sub
nli'ted 60 the qualified electors Of the
( state fog their adoption ar rejection az
The Congressional election 10 BE- held on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday In
The month Of November, 1915. as fellows
Article ssj 81 the Constitution ~ the
state Of Louisiana ~ 1919 IL hereby
amended aud re enacted To- read az iol
lows 10 ait
Article sSI uutli otherwise provided
by law, the members Of thu commission
stall each receive salary 81 three thou
SAND dollars per anHum. payable monthly
on hts usn warrant. and their actual
travelling expenses and those " their
secretary which expenses and tie salary
Of the secretary shah be paid ou the
warrant 81 the hartman ~ the oommirHIen
en a saufh statement 1t their correctness
Nothing herein shall prevent Fallfssa.
express, telegraph, telephone and steam
boat uT ulhvf water craft. ~ ether com
panNrs FROM serving free ~ cost, OF 40
reduced rate. the state ur any rfiN, paf al.
90 town government ar any charitable
purpose, or the lss5isuae at exposition Df
8ul destitute ~ INDECENT person. OF the
Issuance n mlfY4Bp - excursion tickets
unr tp ptrF,H, railroads. steamboats, az
other water ,fati ffum giving free uBus
pnftaiiuu 10 ministers - religion pF H
Wat,s ut h.sE f4is or ~ railroad sfii sfr.
aHgIe. employees attorneys sto, hold
ers co. directors. a. So officers auH em
iHBres a. fhv departments ~ Institutions
so 'he t#i, established RHl created for
tis, dissemination 81 HnsWlsdp, relating
"a ..I'nil8r agriculture. provided that
SASH officers tnH ,mgtp3 srs ~ agricultural
departments and Installations use suyh
frH, iffnHpnf SOLELY fn ihr ,hsrF,
ih,f o1fa BailsH
Section g i}r it further resolved eds
What tho aa.ral ballot a. b. used IN 8i1
.lstan saaH have printed th,lsun the
H"f'a fuf fHr proposed amendment tu
'hs Constellation IF the State ~ isogisiaua
amending 1UI r. enseiHR Asilris 80
lb.fsut" sua tbs Roflf Against ihu
proposed amendment iu Che Constitution
q ihv -ff. ~ lwata.sua amending ana
"a, sH fne AftE.fu gst thereof Each
alr.iaU Hhili lnBIrttr Ha provided by iha
.-s.frt.a..t .s.F..4. F..+.s ~ the #stfg stIaghRf
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04

Judges u said Court shall each receive
an additional annual salary Of one Thou.
SAND Dollars payable monthly, ca their
own warrant which shall DO payable out
Of this Fund and provided farther that
the said Judges shall be authorized to
contribute Uui II said surplus fund, To the
establishment aHd maintenance Of the
count HOUSE.
section Re Il further resolved etc,
That the foregoing amendment to the
Constitution - ghe state Of Louisiana he
submitted t0 the electors Of the State at
tbs ueAg election for Representatives IN
Congress 10 la held on the arst Tuesday
after the first Monday ia November. 1915.
ind Oh the official ballots to be used at
said election shall he placed the words
For the proposed amendment 20 AFtiela
i3g Of the Constitution Of the state Of
Louisiana, and the words Against the
proposed amendment 10 Article ls9 ~ ths
Constitution u the state u Louisiana,
and each eleptoF shall Indicate. as pro
yided In the general election laws OF the
state whether lie votes fof or against
the proposed amendment
FERNAND MOuTuN.
Lieut. GOV AID President Of the Senate
HEWITT BOuANt1iAuD,
Speaker of the House ST Representative
Approved July 6. 1919.
H. q. PLEASANT
Governor Of the state IT Louisiana
A true cepy
JAMES j. BAILEY.
..ptFataFN nf Sfaaa
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
ACT NO ass


ssaate Hll No ISL By Mr. nayey
JOINT REsoI uTiuN
Proposing an amendment Sc Article l23
~ the Constitution II the state n
Louisiana relative g. the civil Dis
ts,et Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
feftioR / BE II rcsoIyed BY the General
Assembly Of the State % Louisiana, two
thirds Of an members elected 10 each
itogno eoRrgrriaR. That the following
amendment be submitt.i Ga the electors
Of this state for their approval ar reIee-
ton. at the election 10 be held on the
FIRST Tuesday after the first Monday Ia
November, 1915
Article 1873 The civil District Court
shall have exclusive and general original
probate jurisdiction. and exclusive orig.
NAL civil jurisdiction. In all eases whcre
ity HHnuut la dispute of the funds t. BE-
distributed shall exceed Uue hundred
dollars. exclusive 81 interest. aHd oRciu
siye jurisdiction lea suite by married
aeurp ~ separation ~ property, Ia suits
fyg separation from bed and beard faF
dirufre fer uuItlty % marriage. or for
Introduction and lu suiR involving ttls
tn mwuyahIe property, IT 70 office or
either pal ttr position er gfvi a. political
rEhh aHi B al other eases. except IS
hereinafter prot Isltj where 40 NsrgiAr
am0Bui 81 iu contest, and ~ aH proceed
ass IH the appointment II receivers ug
lziulaaturs 80 corporations uf psftuef
ship md fjl 'uBrt shah have authority
ig issue I'D sH,h afits Efu.ass aHa gIlsga
# aas he necessary ur proper ter the
lmfuuar II the jafIsi..tu herein con
f,rrcH upon II The luderg ~ said court
eH i'aHt shall have ruHtid gsrf The HHiI
riaI taHsus" Fund foi ~" Parish -
pfie.us aeaui,ae. and accrued. aHi 80
fbIz end shalt az and requisite. from imp
g. iWr the number ~ deputies aub em.
Flns-rs ~ the offices - the GlrrE .i ths
civil District Court AMI cts Courts,
Register ~ iantss aHrra and HrHarlrr ~
Mortgage Il saIt Parrish and their ysa
psusss HHd also shall have power 10 ~
the latlT ~ Costs and charges fn tr Paid
fof official services uhir1 shalt not ,sreeH
u abN respect the tafiTs hps hEel hf
law ia sald offices which age paid latu
and constitute said fund I,ue publication
- ahifh tariff when made, shall h. given
They shall have poWsf O. determine
whether anv amounts ftofn Fala fund. or
Us excess shah be devoted L. The expense
II taking testimony by shorthand and 10
regulate and provide foF the Same. The
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
ACT NO asa
senate Hlll No. lsI ny ar. nobbefi.
JOINT RESOLUTION
secretary Of state.

JUNE hEabBi IiDN
Proposing an amendment 90 the Consti.
tuition II the State u Louisiana ax.
emptlug from taxation ships and
ocean going tugs, tow boats and
harges engaged ia over seas trade
aHd commerce and domlciIed IN a
Louisiana port
section !. he II resolved bY the General
Assembly Of the state Of Louisiana. two.
thirds Of the members elected TO each
House ouHcurfing, That at the general
election to be held ia this state on the
hrat Tuesday following the first Monday
Ia November 1915, there shall be sub.
nlttrl 90 the qualified electors Of the
State for their approval OF rejection. the
following amendment 10 the Constitution
l. ships and ocean going tugs. tow.
boats AMI harges engaged In over seas
trade ana commerce, and domiciied In a
Louisiana port shall be exempt from all
state, parish, and municipal taxation. pro
vided, however. that this exemption shall
Rot apps TO hatbor. wharf sized aud
other port dues
,. 80 ship, tug. tow boat or barge
Operated ia the ooastlng trade Of the
continental United states shall be withla
the exemption herein granted
section 3. BE 1t further resolved. etc,
That The official ballot to be used al such
election shall have printed thereon the
words Per the proposed amendment 10
thr constitution, ekrmptng from taxation
ships and ocean going Jugs tow boats and
btrgrs engaged ia over seas trade and
commerce. and domirilei To- Louisiana
PUr And the words Against the pro
posed amendment 20 the Constitution. ca
tnsplpg frum taxation ships and ocean
going tugs tow boats and harges engaged
IN uyef seas trade and commerce. and
dumiEiled ia "a Louisiana port" and each
election shali indicate his vote on the pro
posed amendment "a provided len the
general election laws of the State
FEHNAND MouToN.
Lieut. Ggy aud President Of the Senate
HEWITT BOuANCuAuD,
Speaker 81 the House of Representatives
Approved July 6, 1915
Il. q. PLEASANT.
Governor OF the State IT Louisiana
A tue copy.
JAMES J. BAILEY.
Secretary Of state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
Act 40 iaa
House mn No. 252 Joint Resolution Fly
Mr. Powell

House niIt 40. 252 Joint Resolution ry
Mr. Powell
An ACT
| PfoposinE an amendment to Articles esg
and 22G Of the Constitution relative 10
assessment and taxation
Section T. He Il resolved by the General
Aaseuhl, II the state nf Louisiana, two
thirds of al the members elected to each
House yuneurFnF, That an amendment TO
Articles US and s26 II the Constitution Of
TIE state If Louisiana be submitted 10 the
qualified electors of the state for their
IapprpEal ur rejection al the Congressional
election 10 be held un the first Tuesday
neat following the flrvt Monday IN Noyem-
ber ~ 1916 sai1 proposed amendment 10
he AZ follows
Article go Taxation shah be lqual
aHi uniform throughout the territorial
limits Of the authority leyylnF the tar,
and property shall be taxed In a manner
directed rs iAw provided that the Vaiua.
ton ~ property for the assessment Of
State taxes, levied by the Geaeral Assem-
tlg sHa t} this Constitution. may be
different from the valuation fixed fer all
other purposes provided, further the
assessment nf al property shall never
exceed the actual cash value thereof and,
provided further that the taxpayers shah
have the fIrht ~ testing ihe correctness
~ lhe0r assessments hefutc the courts ~
iasaeo
Article 22f There shah b. aud IL
h.rshs created "a Hoara If state Affairs
gbaas tuts H fhIN BE- o. sFaoss. far state
pfgasfa al taxable property throughout
tbs state - Louisiana II shall have such
other authority relative te state assess
asf5l budget taeom" ard expenditure as
mas be- conferred upon ii bg the General
zmlls The ssNa beard shall be eota-
posed eff three members Who ahap BE-
appointed by the Governor for such terms
as ua. b. Hkea EE the General Assembly
The Picard shaf enter upon It's duties on
January T. 1877 The General Assembly
-H1f hsFe fH authority TO define the
ruRefs #HH duties - the Board and e.
Hs The salaries - the members thereof
AFt Na Ia ~ the General Assembly f,r
fAs ear lti1 an this subject matter shah
go tata effect as a statute ~ the state
aH fhe 6rvt dsy - January. 1917"
s,at0an BE IL further resolved rs the
General Assembly - the state II iuu3s-
Hua tive thlri- ~ al The members rlerts1
rp each hnHse aoncafrine. That the official
ballot ta he ased ~ said election shall
have printed thereon fhe following words
Per the proposed amendment 10 Articles
gss AMI eco ~ the Consultation - the
2iaia u Louisiana relative 20 assessment
ani taxation. ard ahallshing the BOARD 81
Appraisers And the words. Against
the proposed amendment 10 Articles s25
and g2e q the Constitution Of the state
= Louisiana, relative % assessment and
tasafipa. bnd ah0lshing The Hoard Of
Appraisers Ard each eloctoF sotinR.
shall indicate On said ballot. an nreviaad
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04

indebtedness. aaa is authorized 70 secure
same by mortgage en any or al Of It's
real estate. and the faith and credit Of the
state 81 Louisiana is hereby pledged TO
guarantee the payment Of said obligations
and the interest thereon. bat the Board Of
Control af Its successor shaIl be required
t1 paF same cat ~ It's own revenues and
earnings aud only when the same are
exhausted shall the state make good the
residue The General Assembly shall pass
the necessary enabling set 70 carry this
amendment into effect and Act No. 1877 Of
the Acts ef 1916 an this subject matter is
hereby approved for this purpose.
Section BE Il further resolved, etc,
That the Secretary u state be and he II
authorized Co have printed OF the official
ballot 10 be voted IN November 1916 The
words. For the amendment 10 the Con
sgItutlon funding the debt 81 the Feni.
Tertiary Board and the words Against
the amendment 20 the Consultation fund.
ing the debt uf the Penltentlary Board,
and each eIertor shall indicate whether he
votes for or against said amendment In
accordance with the general election Laws
Of the state
FERNANp MOuTON
Iteut GOV and President ~ the Senate
HEWITT BOuASCHAup,
Speaker u the House 81 Representatives.
Approved July &, 1915
T. q PLEASANT
Governor pf the state u oI.uistaBa
4 true copy.
JAMES J. BAILEY.
NrLrrl4TA- IL state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04

their use anI benefit 90 tbs 5taHal 40
eerfbiE mas u ga.sf, determine. and thp
eoHtgt.sa ui a#t .tltf 'tH uI itf WahiHt
81 ans #tauH-H.ss. .# t#E pension. % EasEs
~ ftr amount ~ i.ss uHs H# tH2 levied
saa a#.a. .## tE hv SHOWN .@ .0aH.
fg.fag f. Esf..#r rsns.aH Fund m hereby
E.f r tH fH# a fu 10 used for
~ afH. tita tkh HsEs.a H'tFu
lated I .G.H fHf #0#lf## M iH.a
Amendment tur HHa ti #fae ~, afae
sell uT ffsr #i tHa YsHfs derived thnfs.
from te HaaIaftt.. asea t#f $3.50 EaT
tuss. 4a8 Is.s5s4 further that ihr t4A
euls tgra aa4 assessors shall ts Give nu
rnIuu. u#a fg# assessing HuI collecting
sails ub, mfH fa2 herein provided
Provided iHat H#thHE ESQ this Article
General Asstalt fEaW gF##tIlE ARTIFICIAL
lrats lo 3sailaI Confederate soldiers g
saliufa
ssEt.pn Ha 70 further resolved stea
That th proposed amendment tg sub
fuItte4 fg ne qualified ris. tafa ~ thr
tibn 4i he tgHsrea tiard W(e ten Ia De
held gu the tft 4uts1kv next f4luR .hs
the FIRST Mp4ass tH &uysuhei 1915
That TIE aalssl ballots a. be usea af
said election shall have printed thereon
the NUfds For 'hf proposed amendment
a. Article Ha8 = fhr Constitution ~ the
state ~ louisiana relative t3 TIE pensions
fer Confederate Veterans AMI tls words
Against the proposed amendment %
Article 3H1 Of tHs Consultation ~ the
state ut Louisiana relative "a pensions
for Confederate Veterans. and ea.h
eiectof shsH Indicate AZ provided 10 The
general elry ton laws 1T the state whether
90 not BE Votes for ar 4salsst the amend
mrut .-..,...,
HEWITT E1EASGNAIH,
Speaker II fire House n Representative
fEUSANb MOTION.
Lieut. ti0s aui President uf the Senate
Approved Iuly s, 1915
f. u PLEASANT,
Governor et the state 81 Louisiana
4 true Capj
lAMEsJ BAILEY,
SECRETARY ~ state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04

hg law whether be votes Tor or against
the proposed amendment
HEWITT BDUANCHAUp,
Speaker Of the House Of Represeu IA tjyes
FERNANp MOUTON.
Lieut. Gov and President Of the Senate
Approx ed July G, 1915
Il. O. PLEASANT.
Governor Of the state ef Louisiana
4 true cppy.
JAMES J. BAILEY,
Secretary II state
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-04
ACT NO ia

SENATE 1851 Ne i2 rs NJ }tneeat
tofNT RESOLUTION
froroaiHE an amendment 10 Article Is II
the Constitution ~ the state ~ Louis.
lana relative 81 the limitation ~ iegis,
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