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warehouses for the transaction of their
business.
Fourth--To trade with foreign countries,
including the foreign possessions of the
United STATES. by exporting Cargo earliest
from foreign countries, including the foreign
possessions of the United States, in their
own vessels cargo for sale or exchange In
the United States, hut no ship or such com
pany shall be laden with the company's own
cargo to the exclusion of cargo offered for
such voyage by the general public, and such
have preference on all voyages for which
~ it offered
Fifth-To authorize corporations. foreign
Of their capital stock, not however in excess
of the limitation above provided.
| No leased property or chartered ship shall
be within the exemption herein granted, nor
sllal! vessels Of suca corporations operated
| in the coasting trade OF the United States,
err operated between ports of the tnites
| States, other than Louisiana ports, and for
cign countries. not including the foreign
possessions. of the United States, be within
/ the exemption herein granted. One such
1 voyage In any year shall subject the ve.,stl
making the vnvage to tayation for that year.
The proof above required to be filed with
the Secretary. Of State that the authorized
the joint affidavit Of the president and Sec
rctnry of the company to the effect accom-
panied by 4 verified trial balance Of the
company's books.
Each OF said corporations shall possess
the power of eminent domain for the pur-
pose of acquiring land on which to erect
La plant to build and repair vessels.
| There shall be exempt from state. parish
years from January i, 1921. ali buildings,
Gated thereon. or other improvements con-
structed for manufacturing commercial and
business purposes on the lands OF the Nay
be held by the Board Of Commissioners Of
the Port of New Orleans, as an agency OF
the State Of Louisiana, and which may be
corporations conducting business thereon
provided. that not less than $4,000 shall
be invested in the physical property OF any
ana he
: stantly employed thereon.
| Sec. .. Be it further resolved. etc.. Tint
on the official ballot to be used ut said
election shall be placed the words 2. Fol
the proposed amendment adding to Article
80 Of the Constitution Of this state certain
en- the Canal Nsw or
leans" and the words: Against the pro
posed amendment adding to Article 230 Of
tine frn q shs STATE
located on the Navigation Canal. New Or
| Ieans." and each elcctor shall indicate bis
tho General ne election iaWs q the state
i Speaker of the House Of Representatives
Lieutenant Governor and President Of til,
.nnroycd July Z. 1920.
App,.'.,''5.s I've II pAnxrp
1,ovarnor If the state of inutsiana
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n true copy
JAMES =. BAILEY, Secretary u State.
ACT NO. 23S
Senate Bill No. 1o.l Nv Mr.. Lawrason
Il 1oINr pESoIITION
. ~ n 1851. ~
!, Proposing an amendment to the Constitu
ton of the State OF Louisiana. ainendin;
Article 200 Of the constitution 20 rs =
provide for additionai QUALIFICATIONS 70
voters In primaries, conventions or poll
ttcai assemblies held Tor the purpose g
nominating party candidates Tor publ
office.
section y. Be ~ resolved Dy the Gcncfa
: thiris r. NIL memhcrs az each hons. cor
= curing. That an amendment to the Con
: stituti0n Of the State Of Louisiana be sui
|, mittcd to the qualified electors Of the stat
: | for their stpDrcvat Dr. rejcs ti0n lit the s.i