The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-10-23

ried again. in INDECENT n,r, nave mar
OF Huch soldier or sailor WIN 'ahcs
Iiase 70 me- was contracted msr
aaiua Y 49'9' provided thar il ptlor 70
ttn,S nuSoai1 served In an ors ,er DE-
tlon. mustered IN from Ionisi Isani1a
ne resided in Louisiana Ar sha Or
| MS enlistment. then in ord" e Date o.
widow shah lie entitled ~ - ehat sutb
as hTrein provided. she shall hpehslob
slded IN TINS State for AZ lave nave II
pLi"r /" Atr application fGs..h'
ana u her deceased husband Nhtrefo,
elsewhere than in I.oris;a ehtlste3
served IN an organization no. ana
| IN from Louisiana. such v,;a n.ts'ere!
ip order to entIt3a her to a wv shat
nereln provided. have reside6 {hSSlon a.
otdte LOT ho| less than five years % ms
to her application for sueI ears Pric
| provided further that an va, pensiot
| married Confederate soI1iars' lows VIE
| a second time shall moi ha VI SALON
| from the benefits Of this .ct ugosffet
ehlltted 10 pension on the saw oet D.
as other widows OF deceased teTns
| tie soldieTs or sailors; providad o =! Iede'.
that pensions whether 70 ,'ot turtle,
TO widows shall be allowed o.idhs 0,
| the date of application uvans ifon
| Artc!e, and the total apnroH.t lhs
| LOT al pensions In any one vaa duols
he the proceeds Of an annual sAaI
three-loufths OF one mill on the Any
| ti - ny ieNled on all TO-
! abIe property IN tina State W. ~. tSi.
| SAID appropriations shall never phlotiaef
| than an amount sufficient 70 more
| pensions for any one yrar pdy ali
| Cruing surplus from said t1y f,, aay ac.
| pc n"ld as an tG'umulating fund t
the on fuelate eterans to be am. w
| prIatcd by the General Assnrbaopp1.
| their use and benefit as tho SS iQt
! Assembly may in future ietern,in e"ehl
! the collection OF any other tay aaa
| the making of any appronriatiofl 10
| pensions III excess of the amn,,a iet
| the three fourtH9 OF one mill tay I'M Ti o.
and collected and to be known ,o gEitG
| federate Veteran Pension Fn,assoh'
| hereby prohibited and said frn odI .
| be used tor no other purpose tEar 10
| herein stipulated and upon tho H ai MaI
| ton of this Amendment same sup.
| once become self operative "a 80 as
! funds derived tAerefrom be ima,sa as
| attiy used Tor sad purpose, and n,a
! Vided further that the tax coilsorp.eV Wv
| and assessors shall receive no con,nIr
| sions for assessing and collectin@ sas,
| three-tourths OF one mill tax 5s SOW
provided. "''ah
Provided that nothing in this Arf,,
| shall be construed so as 10 nrnSN.
| the General Assembly from nror sdi.n
artificial limbs to disabled Confsfsr.a.ss
Soldiers or Sailors.
| Section ,. Be 1t further r4so,r.,
etc. That this proposed amendms,tSa
| submitted to the qualified electors "
| the State of Louisiana for adoption =,
rejection at the Congressional Eleetos
| to he held on the first TUESDAY nov.
following the first Monday in Noy4m'
| Der. 1920.
That the official ballots to he mad
at said election shall have printa
thereon the words. For the prop6ses
amendment to Article So3 of the Con-
stitution of the State of Louisiana re
alive to the pensions for Copfederas
Veterans" and the words: "Agaipst rSs
proposed amendment to Article 30S Al
the Constitution of the State of Iouh
lana relative to pensions for Confed.
crate Veterans and each elector shall
indicate, as provided in the general
election laws of the State. whether or
not he votes for or against the amend.
ment.
r. F. WALKER.
Speaker Of the House of Representa-.
tives.
HEWITT BOUANCHACD
Lieutenant Governor and President Of
the Senate.
Approved; July I, 1920.
JNO. NJ. PARKER
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
A true copy:
JAMES j. BAILEY.
Secretary of State.
ACT NO 1873.
House Bill No. 376-By Mr.. Claiborne
Substitute for House Bill No. 1879,
JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to Article H
of the Constitution of the state Of
Louisiana relative to exemptng GER
tain industries located on the naVsa-
ton Canal, New Orleans.
Section i. Be 1T resolved by the Cen
eral Assembly OF the State OF LouA.
lana, two-thirds of all members elsclA
to each House conCurring, That the io'
lowing amendments to the Consuta'
ton of the State of Louisiana be sub.
mitted to the electors of the State 81
the next Congressional Election 10 %
held on the first Tuesday after the lis.
Monday in November, 1920, making
said Article read as follows: un
Article 800. The following shaii ~
exempt from taxation and no o,neb
viz: All public property. places Of T..
ligious worship. or burial, the ree'o,sss
and parsonages of churches sna
grounds thereunto appurtenalit, u1es
exclusively as residences TOT tne h, ~
listers in charge of such cnurcn9ess, ,s,
charitable institutions. all punesns
and property used exclusively ior p..,
lie monuments or historical collecuoal.
colleges and other school purposes. t IN
real and personal estate OF an! puo
library. and that of any other LULA
association used by or conneeteu o n
such library, all books ana pniosOp ava
cal apparatus, and all paintlns..o c,a.
statuary of any company or a ssGSd
ton, kept in a public hail' ,o,,.assd
the property 50 exempted De nor ,norst.
for purposes of private or co ~ he
profit or income. There shall an, rron.
exempt from taxation housenoiu p AL.
erty to the value Of five hun tro TAI.
lars. There shall be exempt lro" from
alton for a period Of ten yeatraa,Iroad
the date of its completion, any ION ron.
or part of railroad that shala l p 10
structed and completed subsegu pnsrvl,
January !. 1905. and prior 70 JImJds and
1909. This exemption shall inc r,ouadbeds
apply to all rights Of way. ro@eyc
sidings. rails. and other sup r road.
lures upon such rights OF way, sa.
beds or sidings: and to all d.p ons and
tion-houses, buildings, ereca, ,Ch rail-.
structures appurtenant TO SUI .bs SANE;
roads and the operation Oh o1s ware
but shall not include the depps or struc.
houses, stationhouses ana Jun The land
lures and appurtenances. a n3e al ter.
upon which they are ere9tetG IA nchiss
minal points, and for whie d obtained.