A hand-book of Louisiana, giving general and agricultural features . xes shall notexceed the limits of parish taxation fixed by the Con-stitution. The City of New Orleans shall make suchappropriations for the support, maintenance and repairof the schools of the city as it may deem proper, butnot less than eight-tenths of a mill any one year. The Legislature of 1902 has also provided that the proceeds of all fines imposed by the District Courtsthroughout the State, and amounts of forfeited bonds,collected in criminal cases, less cost and latter fund, and that derived from the ca
A hand-book of Louisiana, giving general and agricultural features . xes shall notexceed the limits of parish taxation fixed by the Con-stitution. The City of New Orleans shall make suchappropriations for the support, maintenance and repairof the schools of the city as it may deem proper, butnot less than eight-tenths of a mill any one year. The Legislature of 1902 has also provided that the proceeds of all fines imposed by the District Courtsthroughout the State, and amounts of forfeited bonds,collected in criminal cases, less cost and latter fund, and that derived from the capitationtax are collected by the several sheriffs, who are ex-oificiotax collectors, and are paid over to the parish treasurersof their respective parishes, for the use and benefit ofthe local schools, and, are not paid into the StateTreasury and apportioned by the State same observation applies to the parish school tax,as will hereafter be noticed. The revenue obtained fromthese several sources is to be applied strictly and solely 88 1IR pnoE f.
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