The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-09-02

' anS' 10 10 each House concurring, That t
no following amendment to the Sohs.,
nt;on of the State of Louisiana De "to
no same is hereby proposed ana stn
,nitt,I to the qualified electors "a 'N' {
state of Louisiana, to-wlt'
Amendment. ,.,
= addition TO all taxes now auth-
,rized by the Constitution or by na",
there is hereby levied for the y ytar
ig30 and each calendar year Thereafter;
in aid OF public education, .aA VI
one mill on the dollar OF assessor Naiu
alton of all taxable property Will" WILL, 10, ra
State of Louisiana, it being hereby r.
|',,ir.d tbat said tax shall be extended
on the tax rolls and colecteo DO GA
other State taxes. oso,ved
Section 2. Be it further resolveut
etc. That this proposed amenoImisfnds
shall be submitted to the duly qua uanca
electors Of the State, IN accolu GU
eral Congressional Election to ,d DE- h tha
on the md day of November, l92v inc
official ballots to have printed there,
on the words: For the proposed
amendment levying an annual w "
one mill in aid of public educalion'a
and the words. Against inc p't ta of
amendment levying an annua, laM oa
one mill in aid of public education ~
that each elector may indicate, as pro
vided bv the General election laws OF
the State whether he votes JOE VI
against the proposed Amendment
Il. f. WALKER,
Sneaker of the House Of Representa-
lives HEWITT BOuANCHAUD.
1jeutenant Governor and President OF
the Senate.
Approved: July 5, 1920:
JNO. NJ. PARKER,
| covernor of the State OF Loulslans.
| A true copy;
| JAMES J. BAILEY,
| Secretary of State.
ACT NO. 50,
House Bill No. 197-By Mr.. Welnmahh'
'l'$' JOINT RESOLUTION,
pronos;nr an amendment to the ION
stitution Of the State Of LOUISIANA
relative to the organization ana
powers of the Board or Con. nar.
and the departments Of the said port.
Section 1, Be il resolved by the Gem
sraI Assembly of the State of Louis
lana. two thirds of all the members o., !
elected to each House concurrlns, snS
the following amendments TO tne ~
submitted to the electors Oh the o'" te
at the next Congressional election 70
! he held on the first Tuesday after tns
frst Monday In November, 1921, to'WlI
That the Governor of the state si!a Ia,
: appoint the respective members oi 'n II,
Board Of Commissioners OF the rGrs "
r New Orleans, possessing the auailhea
lions prescribed by law, one Tor Tern
i, NJ two years, one for term or thre'
vrars. one for term OF tour years
!, one for a term of Ave years, aha on IL
I for term of six years and may aesis
! nate and prescribe the term OF 9.,.c'
! Of the present Board IA t,o ncI ~ u H. el
. resnsctive terms, their successors shai
I he appointed by the Governor lor
= ner;od Of six years each. The GoVerho
n S,all have the power to fill the uh
eynired term of any vacancy occurtin
t through death, resignation or osne.
II wise. Said Commissioners so S Spop.ornn,
j. can only be removed by the doVernol
y Sor cause or causes to be, prs1erreS
lie ~ them. or either of them /
b asi and after public hearing an
Is nroof Of the sufficiency of said charge
'r to Justify their removal, provlaeu sht
ID in all cases an appeal may pc nay
4. Supreme Court from the decision u III
,e Section 2. Be 1t further resolved, ct!
re That the Board of Commissi OF II
lie port Of New Orleans shall have pow
o. 70 organize or reorgani5e the iegs
al executive, engineering, clerical al
ne other departments and forces Oh Sd
C | ROard ana TO Tx tnG uutiS"' p
AK and compensation of all officers, agen
ar and employees in such departments,
he centing. however, such civil service
or uuirements as may BE established
I'd Section 3. Be 1t further resolv'
ty etc, That on the official ballot TO
" used at said election shall be p!ae
Is the words. FOR the proposed amer
ne ment relative to the organlzatoh
re- the Board Of Commissioners Oh
lid Port Of New Orleans and the woI
aw AGAINST the proposed amendmenk,
OIL tive 70 the organization Of the be;
the of Commissioners OF the fors " ~ i,
nd OrIeans," and each elector snaii IN
of aate his vote on the proposed anne,
OIL ment as provided In the general 81
lily t;on laws of the State.
'io" r. +. WALKER,
ard Sneaker of the House OF Represen
her u'''' HEWITT BouANCHAul
and Lieutenant Governor and Presldent
ard the Senate.
ur- Anproved July s, 1920.
lid JNO. NJ. PARKER,
bile Governor Of the State Of LOUISE
ted A true copy:
nds, JAMES J. BAILEY,
ued, Secretary OF State.
for
said ACT No n.
Van House Bill No. BY Mr.. Byrne
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