The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-30
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
Constitution Of Louisiana
adopted at the Regular Session of the LEGISLATURE of
1920, and to Be Voted on at the Congressional
Election to Be Held November 2 1920.

EOHslTueu us tt.tecliHE IN any way any pro-
vision of the Constitution in relation to
special taxes provided that no special tax
to pay operating expenses of public schools,
a s!nn BY ARTICLE ~ Of the Gonstitu
assessed valuation.
). The amendment of the Constitution
proposed by Act Us of l21s Of the General
By superseded and repealed: provided the
authority and power under existing laws
to collect the same shall not be affected in
amy way by such repeal
Sec. 2. Be it further resolved. etc. That
this proposed amendment shall be submitted
to the duly qualified electors of the State,
in accordance with law, to be voted upon
Mt the general conversational election te
be held on November .. 1920, the official
50 For the proposed amendment requiring
police juries and the Orleans Parish School
Board to. levy. annually a tax for school
proposed amendment requiring police iuries
and the Orleans Parish School Board to
levy annually a tax for school purposes :"
vidcd by the general election laws of the
state, whether he votes for or against the
proposed amendment.
Il. f. WALKER.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
HEWITT RoUANCHAuD,
Lieutenant G;overnor and President of the
Senate.
Appdoved: July 5; 1920.
| .
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
JAMES j. BAILEY, Secretary of State. 4
ACT No. SIS.
House Bill No. 1871 by Mr.. Hamlcy.
JOINT RESOLUTION
/ Proposing in amendment to the constitp-
ton of the State of Louisiana levying a
| special state tax OF I mill on the dollar
I in aid of pulsii,' educ alton.
Section L. BE it resolved by the General
assembly of the State of Louisiana. two
| thirds of all members elected to each House
ccncrrring. That the following amendment
/ to the Constitution of the State of Louis.
and submitted to the qualified electors Of
/ the State of Louisiana, to-wit
I AMENDMENT.
In addition to all taxes now authorized
/ Hereby levied for the year 1920 and each
| calendar year thereafter, in aid of public
4 education. a fax of / mill on the dollar
Of rh u 81 M e er
by required that said tax shall be extended
en- the tax rolls and collected as all othel
| state taxes.
See. ,, Be 1t further resolved, ETC., Thai
4 this proposed amendment shall be submitte(
7 TO tie duly qualified electors of the state
in accordance with law, to be voted upor
ut the general conGrcssionai election z
be held on the I'd day Of November. 1920
the Official ballots to have printed Thereon
i the words: Fer. the proposed amnedmcn
4 Ievying an annual tax of mill In aid o
public education. and the words, s"Agains
the proposed amendment levying an annua
tax of / mill in aid Of public education.
4 so that each elector may indicate, as pro
i yidcd by the general election laws of tn
4 state, whether he votes for or against tn
proposed amendment
y II. f.. WALKER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
Il HEWITT BoUAScHAuD.
Lieutenant Governor and President of th
Senate.
sAppdovcd July 4 l929 .n,-..
Governor IF the State Of Ienisiana
a \ truc copy:
JAMES ] ! BAILEY, Secretary Of State.
ACT 10. so.
iscnse Bill No. 1871 Ey Mr.. Neinman1
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing nm amendment to the Ccnstit.
, \ tiOn of the State OF Louisiana relative
TIE organization and poNcrs OF the Boaf
! Of Commissioners of the Port of New "
4 leans. and the departments OF said par
+ Section l. BE it resolved by the GeneT;
: Assembly of the State of Louisiana. tw'
j thirds OF all members elected to each hoils
: cone,rrin@. That the following amendment
! lana be submitted to the electors Of I'll
, gtafn at tl.. r.sSt conversational election
I be held on the first Tuesday after the fir
1 Monday In November, 1920, to-wit Thu
tho i;av, rno. of the State sIi.sll appoint L.
!: respective members Of the Board of Cor
& missionrrs Ct TIE Port of New Orleans, DO
j sessiGg the qualifications prescribed by lar
/ one for a term of two years, one for a ter
/. Of three years, one for II term of four year
/ one for u term of five years, and one Il
t a term of six years and may designate III
4 prescribe the term of office Of the prcsel
board in accordance herewith. At the G
S epiration of their respective terms, the
t Successors shall be appointed by the 10
+ erner for period ef six years each. II
I Governor shall haze The power to fill =
u un0xpfred term of any vacancy oceurri!
+ Said commissioners So appointed can on
: be removed by the Governor. for cause
s. causes to be preferred against them,
+ either of them. in writing and after pub
e hearing and proof of the sufficiency of sa
It charges to justify their removal. provid
b that in all cases am appeal may be had
supreme Court from the decision OF t
,e Governor.