The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-10-14

wharves. and. warehouses; for the tr,..
action OF their business. ''
Fourth-To trade with foreign co..
tries. including the foreign poss4ss sun,
Of the United States, by exuor,,ss
cargo carried thereto in their own ras
sells. and to import from foreign ro na'
tries. including the foreign possrss;oNn.
OF the United States. in their ov., ,0as
United States. but no ship or we we
company shall be laden with the n such
pany's own cargo to the cxclrsIo,n''a.
'argo oG1vcd for such voyage Inv o. Of
general public. and such cargo oyM s
hy the general public Shall have ea
"rcnce on AL voyages for which i i.
offered
i'lfth-To authoriz" corpor,,i,
foreign and domestic. to subs r %L,'n'
and own shar"a OF their r3ni,ql Nv, ~. 70
not however in excess Of the iim;t.,..Sek
abor" provided. ''oh
No leased property or chartered oil.
sIall h" within til" Exemption b. .aip
granted. nor shall vessels of snoh h'Ieih
trade of the United States, or on "suae
between ports Of the United s t,ttea
other than Louisiana ports. and forlteA
countries. not including the ro;sn
possessions OF tn" United States ''sh
within tn" exemption herein rr,n,a us
One SUCH voyage in any year Sh.n
subject the vessel making tho ro %nsii
| to taxation for that year. '"se
The proof above required IN ba O.,
with III" Secretary of State thu, NE" .s
authorized capital stock has bean IN, Ms
In cash shall be the joint affidavit, " 10
the president and secretary Of IN.
company to the effect. accompanied Wv NV
a verified trial balance of the comn.nr =!
books.
Each OF said corporations shall M.
sess the power of eminent domain n,
the purpose Of acquiring land on w,; ~.
to erect plant to build and renal,
vessels. p"i
There shall be EXEMPT from c,,,.
parish and municipal taxation fos s",
period Of ten G0l years from .,anm,.s
l. 1921. all buildings, including M! ,
chinerT and aN2urtenances Iorat.a
thereon. CT other improvements Cor.
structed for manufacturing, commas.
Cial and business purposes on II,
lands Of the Navigation Canal Wv ".
title Of watch Is or may be held hy ".
Board Of Commissioners of the Port ~
New Orleans. as an agency of the St,,.
Of Louisiana, and which NAV be le,ssi
from said board by any persons or co,.
norations conducting business therein,
provided, that not less than Tw.nt,.
Ave Thousand Dollars $3.50 sb,r
be invested in the physical prop.r.,
Of any such enterprise, and further
provided no. less than twenty-five an
persons shall be constantly employed
thereon.
Section 2. BE it further reso,vsd
etc. That on the official ballot "a i.
used at said election shall be placss
the words: For the proposed amend.
ment adding to Article $50 of the Con.
stitution of this State certain exemn.
tons from taxation as to industrs,
located on the Navigation Canal New
Orleans" and the words: Against thc
proposed amendment adding to Artics
230 of the Constitution Of this Stat.
certain exemptions from taxation as "a
industries located on the Navisa,lop
Canal New Orleans" and each eec,or
shall indicate his vote on the proposed
amendment as provided by the genera
election laws Of the State.
r. F. WALKER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representa-.
tives.
HEWITT BOUANCHArn
Lieutenant GovAnor and President .!
| tne ocHdtc,
Approved: July 7. 1920.
> tNo NJ. PARKER,
Governor Of the State of toulsani
A true copy:
JAMES j. BAILEY,
Secretary Of State,
, ACT 40. 25s,
Senate Ell No. 12-By Mr.. Lawrasm
JOINT RESOLUTION
I Proposing All amendment to the Con
stitution OF the State Of Louisiana
amending Article zoo of the Consd
J. tuition so as to provide for additioai
I qualifications for voters In prlInaris
J., conventions or political assemble
!: held for the purpose Of nominating
! party candidates for public Office
. Section j. BE It resolved by the Cen
e oral Assembly Of the State Of Mull
: ian&, two thirds Of ali members Of est
e House concurrIng, that an amendmss
r to the Constitution Of the State
h Louisiana be submitted 20 the quaifs
[ electors Of the State for their apptoy'
}. or rejection at the Congresslors. El.s
t tion to be held on the first Tuesdi
: next following the first Monday In NJ
: vembcr, 1890, amending Article ?ee
the Constitution so as to read as lo
i lows:
d Article 200. No person shall vote
q any primary election or in any consef
g ton or other political assembly held !!
y the purpose of nominating any cand
a date for public office unless such ps
r son is at the time registered yots
h with such additional qualification
3 may be prescribed by the party !
. which candidates for public office
l. to be nominated, and in all polltle
a conventions In this State the eppofao
II ment of representation shall BE- on
II basis Of population" ,.
); Section z. Be it further resolve
II etc, That the official ballot Shal! NJ
4 printed thereon: For the. propos
d amendment to Article 200 Of the %
= stitution Of the State Of Louisiana rel
: tive to additional qualifications
t, voters In primRrien conventions !. =
j. political assemblies held for the p.
d for public office" and the won
It "AxaInst the PROPOSED amendment
= Article 200 of this Constitution OF
y State OF Louisiana relative 70 "a
e tional qualifications for voters IN ,
.. maries, conventions and political
,r semhlies held for the purpose OF no
70 mating party candidates for puolic
1t Ace" =,
,r HEWITT BOtANCHAUD
G. Lieutenant Governor and President
1t the Senate.
" r. F. WALKER,
N Speaker Of the House Of Represent
tiSes.
Is Approved: July J, 1920.
h JNO. NJ. PARKER, ,.,.
y Governor Of the State Of LouislA
ii A true copy:
3. JAMES ]. BAILEY,
III Secretary of State,