The Rice belt journal., 1921-07-02


is limited. There is no expense
whatever to the Candidate for the
training.
lied to own and operate ice fac
tories.
81. The Legislature was permit
ed to prohibit the planting of
crops in designated zones, in order
to prevent the spread of the pink
boil worm and other crop pests.
%. The Legislature was empow-
cred by a two thirds vote to
change the salary of any public
official, whether or not fixed in
the Constitution.
20. The Adiutant General was
required to perform his official
duties at the Capitol,
80. The Legislature was per-
mitter to provide for roads of ne
cessity through private property.
81. Exempting natural gas pipe
lines from taxation for ten years.
80. The Legislature was called
to meet September 6, with full
powers of a regular session.
33. Regulating of heirship and
trust estates was limited.
81. Organization of drainage
districts and for cooperation with
| the federal government in land re-
clamation work was provided.
35. A tax of three-fourths of a
mill and pensions of $50 per
month for Confederate veterans
were authorized.
36. State Bank Examiner alter
| ed to Safe Commissioner of Banks
| 81. The State was requested to
penSes caused by convicts in
parishes.
3S. Easier and simpler methods
| for impeachment and removals
from office were provided.
80. The Legislature was requir-
ed to prohibit the waSteful use OF
natural gas.
40. The Railroad Commission
was changed to the Public Service
lCommiSSion, and its powers broad
lened.
! Al. Third degree" methods OF
obtaining confessions from per-
sons under arrest were forbidden
AZ. General Assembly" was
changed to Legislature"
43. Pay of members of the Leg.
tislature was raised from So to SIC
Iper day,
IA. Membership of the Senate
was fixed at thirty-nine and OF the
House at 101.
As. The Legislature was en-
powered to pass enabling acts
when constitutional amendments
were submitted.
46. The Legislature was requlr-
ed to provide for mothers pen
Isions.
AZ. 1t was provided that acts OF
1.-THE Legislature, except appropria'
Ition bills, shall become operative
Twenty days after final adjourn
ment.
48. Members of the Legislature
lwere forbidden to trade their vot'
es on bills or measures, under
penalty of forfeiting their seats.
40. The Legislature was clothed
with full power to make legisla'
tive investigation effective.
T so. Pocket vetoes by the Cover
nor were abolished, the Governor
. being given ten days after ina
, adjournment of the Legislature il
which to sign OF veto bills.
81. 1t was provided that no wo
, man can be drawn for jury ser
vices unless she shall have pre-
yiously filed with the clerk o
J court written declaration OF
desire to be subject to such ser
vice.
50. Enacting clauses shall ap
Epear at the beginning Of every ac
of the Legislature and may not D
i repealed in subsequent sections
q So. The Governor was require
to convene the Legislature upo
; petition Of two-thirds of the men
! Ibers of that body, and il the &c
vernon fails or refuses to act til
e ISpeaker Of the House is author
: ized to issue the call.
i "a. The Legislature is authori
ed to fix minimum wages for w
i men and girls and permitted
IS regulate their working hours.
il IS. The Legislature was requi
led to provide for the reservati6