The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-10-30

amendment levyfng an ahhusI
one mill in aid OF public education.
ard itro words, Against the propose
ame-sA1ent Ieyying an annual TAX Q
one - in aid Of public education. g
ehat each eIector msy ind n,,nH i az pro
the state. whether he votes for o.
against the proposed anen9nent
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
yves HEWITT BoUANCHAUD.
Lieutenant Governor and President o.
tae Senate.
JNO. NJ PARKER.
Governor OF the State of louisiana
JAMES J. BAILEY.
Secretary Of State
ACT NO 90.
House Bill No. Ie7-Ry Mr.. VIENNA nm.
JOINT RESCA UTfOS,
Proposing an amendment TO the Con
stitution Of the State of LOUISIANA
relative 70 the organization ano
sioners of ths port Of New Orleans,
aud the departments OF the eaid port
Section l. Be II resolved by the Gen
lana. two-thirds OF all the mem6ers
elected to each House coBcu- rng. mat
the following anne dfnents 20 the eonI
st.Nt!on Of the State OF louisiana De
submitted to the electors OF inc Cthtc
Al the next Congressional election 10
bs held IN the first Tuesday after the
lrst Monday in Sovepber. 1870. town:
That the Governor Of the state FhaIl
appoiN the respective members OF tns
.}curd of Commissioners of the Port or
New Orleans. possessing the Qualinca-
tons prescribed by law. one for o term
Of tvo years. one for term Of three
years. one for a term OF four years
one for a term Of Eve years. and one
for a term OF SIX years and may desie-
nate Rnd prescribe the term OF office
of the present Board In accordance
herewith. At the expiration OF s s,
be appointed by the Governor for
period Of six years each The Governor
shall have the power to hll the ua-
expired term Of any vacancy occurring
through death. resignation or other.
wise. Said Commissioners 30 appointoc
can only be removed by the Governor;
FOR cause or causes TO be preferred
asa,nst them ,t or e,,s h,c S SsoI hem .ns
proof OF the sufflciency OF said charges
to Justify their removal. provided that
In all cases an appeal may De Ead 10
Supreme Court from the decision OF the
Governor.
Section 2. BE II further received etc.
That the Board of Commissioners or the
Port of New Orleans shall have power
to organize or reorgatize the legal
executive. engineering: clerical and
other departments and forces OF said
board. ard to AZ the duties. powers
and compensation " all officers agents
apd employees Ia such departments. ex-
ccpting. however. such civil service re-
qutrepents as may be established By
State laws.
Section 3. Be It further resolved.
ETC. That OF the official ballot to be
used at said election shall be placed
the words: For the proposed amend
ment relative to the Organization OF
the Board Of Commissioners of the
Port of New Orleans" anu the words;
-AsaInet the proposed amendment rel.
alive to the Organization Of the Board
Of Commissioners of the Port Of Scv
Orleans" and eacn elector shall ihdi-
cate his vote on the proposed amend
pent as provided In the general cleo
ton laws OF the State
r r. WALKER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
HEWITT BoUAAcHAuD.
fhe Senate.
Approved: Jsiy 8. 1890,
JEO. II. PARKER,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana
JAMES 7. BAILEY.
Secretary Of State
ACT NO. "a
House B;i, No; 2apy NJ Byrue.
Proposing an Amendment TO the Con
stitutlon Of the State Of Louisiana
dilecting the City OF New Orleans u
levy annually special tax not ex
the insueuSation and maintenance o
double and triple platoon systems
And an Increase In pay Of tho mel
and officials IN the fire and police
SECTION i. Be ' rssoiyed t By he oeS
eral Assembly OF the State of Louie
lana. two-thirds Of all members electe4
TO each House concurring. That q,
State OF IsuiusIs Sc proposed an.
submitted to the qaaiined electors o
the State. for ratification or rejection
g follows. to-wit: In edition Z
Ssh Is or as m sss Sc Sy Ge nss
annually a special tax. not exceeding
two mills on the dollar. on all taxabl
valued for city taxation purposes FL
ayails of said special tax are hereb-
dedicated to the Inauguration an
maintenspce Of a double platoon sys
tenn In Tie fire department and tripl
platoon system In the police depart
ment Of said city. and an increase 4
pay of the men and officials employee
In said departments. and shall be use
for said purposes respectively accord
ing to such superintendent of sal
funds as said city may make from tim
|, | 10 time.
Section .. Re II further resolved. etc
that this amendment shall be submitte
to the duly qualified electors Of th
State OF LOUISIANA. In accordance wit
be voted upon at the General Congress
, sional Election to be held In Novembe
, 1920, and there shall be printed upo
, the ballot: For the amendment to tn
Constitution directing the City OF &e'
Orleans TO levy special tax not ex
, ceedinig two mills for its fire and potic
departments" and Against the anne nd
| ment to the Constitution directing IN
: City of New Orleans TO levy a specit
, tax not exceeding two mills for It's Or
and police Departmental" and eac
. elestor shall Indicate. as provided
the general election laws OF the Stat
whether he votes for or against cal
7 r r. WALKER
: Speaker of the House OF Represents
HEWITT pouAHsRauD.
kievtenaDt Governor and President Z
4 Approveds July 6. 1890.
mo. NJ. PARKER.
I Governor of the State OF Iouiston,
JAMES !: BAILEY,
Secretary of State.
ACT NO. ioa.
t. House Bill No. s0e-Dy Mr.. Peres,
JOINT RESOLUTIOS.
, | Propo1ng an amendment to the Cor
: stitution of the State OF Louisinn
Relative to the Board OF Commit.
sioners of the Port of New Orlea n
a, Section 1. De II resolved by the Ger
eral Assembly OF tho State OF Ioui.
| lana. two-thirds Of all members eleete
' ! 70 each House concurrtng. That the 70
, lowing amendment to the Constitute
4 Of the State OF Louisiana DO submitte
70 the electors OF the State at the mel
Congressional election to be held o
: The fsst Tuesday after the hsst Nor
lay In November. 1920. to-wit: