Kelly v. Rapides Parish Police Jury
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
ODOM, Justice.
The police jury of Rapides parish, by ordinance adopted on November 30, 1934, called a special election to be held in wards 9 and 10 of that parish to take the sense of the qualified voters of those two wards on two' separate and distinct propositions: First, whether spirituous liquors of an alcoholic content greater than 3.2 per cent. and less than 6 per cent, by volume should be sold therein; and, second, whether spirituous liquors of an alcoholic content greater than 6 per cent, by volume should be sold in those wards.
The election was held on December 31, 1934. According to…
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