The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-10-28
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Fourth--To trade with foreign coun.
tries, including the foreign possesN.ons
Of the United States, by exportlns
cargo carried thereto IN their own ves-
sele, and to import from foreign coun q,
triev including the foreign possesslons y,
of the United States, IN their OWN 'eso st
sells cargo for sale or exchange In ths G.
limited States, but no ship or such
company shall be laden with the com.
pany's own cargo to the exclusion OF A
CARO- offered for such voyage Dy the
general public, and such cargo oHereo
by the general public shall have pref
erenee on all voyages for which 1t Is
Fifth-To authorize corporations,
foreign and domestic, to subscribe 70
and own shares Of their capital STOCK
not however in excess OF the lmltatloh
above provided. , a,,.
shall be within the exemption herein
granted, nor shall vessels of such cor
porations operated in the coasting
trade of the United States, or operated
between ports of the United states
other than Louisiana ports, ana Ioreieh
countries. not including the foreign
possessions Of the United States, De
within the exemption herein granted;
| One such voyage In any year shah
! subject the vessel making the voyage
to taxation for that year, o,
The proof above required 10 Dc hieo
with the Secretary OF State that Qiee
outhorized capital stock has been paid
IN cash shall be the Joint affidavit OF
! the president and secretary or the
company to the effect, accompanied ny |
a verified trial balance Of the companys
books. ou ~
segs tho power Of eminent domain, ior
The purpots of acquiring land on when
to erect a plant to build and repair
There shall be exempt from State,
parish and municipal taxation lor
period Of ten QO) years from January
/, 1921, all buildings, including ma
chinery and arpurtenances located
thereon, or other improvements COL
structed for manufacturing, comin tha
cial and business purposes on inc
lands of the Navigation Canal the
title Of which Is or may be held by the
board of Commissioners Of the Port OF
Q New Orleans. as an agency OF the state
= az Louisiana, and which may be leased
from said Board by any persons or cor
= norations conducting business thereon;
q nroyided. that not less than Twenty,
d Ave Thousand Dollars ($25,ooO) shall
: Be invested in the physical properly
o of any such enterprise. and 1urtneT
!, provided not less than twenty-five lzo!
q persons shall be constantly employed
. thereon. ,,s
J. atc mat On the official ballot to be
!. used at said election shall be placed
q the words: For the proposed amend
J. ment adding to Article 23o Of the Con-
0; atitution Of this State certain exemp-
D tions from taxation az to INDUSTRIES
o iocated on the Navigation Canal, NeW
ID OrIsans," and the words: Against the
r nroposed amendment adding to Article
90 220 of the Constitution OF this state
q: certain exemptions from taxation as &c
OF Industries located on the Navigator
DO Canal, New Orleans, and each eiectol
r shall indicate his vote on the proposes
r amendment al provided by the genera
r. election laws Of the state:
70, snaaker of the House of Representa-
n '' HEWITT BoUANCHAUD,
on Lieutenant Governor and president o
IL. Approved: July Z. 1920:
I'm mo NJ. PARKER,
r. Governor Of the State OF Loulslan'
or JAMES j. BAILEY,
Try Secretary Of State.
ma
aal ACT NO. 2ss.
40 Senate Bill No. 12--By Mr.: Lawraso'
on. JOINT RESOLUTION
Ak pronos,nr an amendment to the Cor
of stitntion Of the State Of LOulsian
ate amandinr Article 200 Of the Const
he twtion sn an to proyide for addition
ms. Qualifications for voters In primarie
ton conyentions or political assemDii
ms, held for the purpose Of nominatir
rec, Marty candidates for public office.
all Section /. Be II resolved by the Ge
lies arai Assembly of the State OF Loul
'ols lana. two thirds Of all members 0. Gu
or House concurring, that an amenome
the 70 the Constitution 4 the STATE
her Louisiana be submitted to the guam
UGH electors of the State for their appET4,, 70,
OF or rejection at the CongresslohMi Ii,
rest newt following the first Monday IN \
OK. vsmber. 1920, amending Article 2oo
dis pha Constitution 30 as to rea0 as
lows: ,ou vot.
ICED any primary election or In any convt
tate t;on or other political assembly held
ding tha nurpose of nominating any can
ntry date for public office unless such p
It son il at the time q registered Vo'
per with such additional qualifications
with NAV be prescribed by the party
oAds which candidates for public ofllce
'ious to be nominated, and In all poilti
mu- conventions in this State the apporu
lana pnent of representation snail Do Oh
. for basis of population u..,,,
9 OF Section 3. Be 1t furtner resoi'
Mag. NM - thn official ballot shall h
shall nrintad thereon: "For the. propo
X Of apmsndment to Article 200 Of the c
1ided stitmtion Of tho State of Louisiana r.
rpor- five to additional qualifications
Dor. voters in primaries, conventions
,rest, noiitical assemblies held for the ;
dis nosa of nominating party candld'
t the for public office" and the wo
and "Arainst the proposed amendment
me 1t Article 200 Of the Constitution Oh
cor state of Louisiana relative TO
any tional qualifications for voters IN n,
above maries. conventions ana poiitlesai
iture. semblies held for the purpose OF u
lower mating party candidates LOT pupic
t. but Nue. HEWITT BoUANCHAU
under Lieutenant Governor and Presldeh
Q Ex- the Senate.
lty 1t ~ r. r. WALKER,
orney Speaker Of the House OF Represe
diti0n tives. oo
Approved: July s, 1920.
I'd as JNO. M. PARKER, :.
with Governor Of the State OF LOUIS
prop A true copy:
shall JAMES ]. BAILEY,
lenses, Secretary Of State.
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