The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-08-04
No. 81-An act making appro-
IN defrav the ordinary ox-

priations to defray the ordinary ex-
penses of the government, to pay
the interest on the public debt and
to support public schools and pub
lie charities in the State of Louis
lana, and to build and repair pub
lie levees for the year commencing
July l, 1883, and ending juno 81,
1889, and for the year commencing
July l, 1889, and ending june 80,
1890.
No. 82-An act to authorize any
church, congregation, or religious
or charitable corporation, incorpo-
rated by special act of the Gensr-
al Assembly of Louisiana, or ter
ritory of Orleans, to change or
amend its name, to change the
numbers of, and time and manner
of choosing its officers, directors,
trustees, vestrymen, wardens, and
employees; to determine tho num-
Der of, proportion of its directors,
trustees, or vestrymen, necessary
to constitute quorum, and to give
them authority to make and alter
the bylaws and regulations of the
corporations, to fix, determine and
declare the powers, duties and
privileges of the president, rector,
pastor or other person at the head
of such corporation, and to change
and alter its charter, and to pro-
scribe the method of effecting such
changes and alterations.
No. 87-An act making appro-
priations for the purpose of supply
ing citizens of the State who lost
a limb or limbs in the Confeder-
ate military service with substan-
tial artificial limbs.
No 88-An act directing the
transfer of unexpended balances
appropriated by article lis acts
1886, and providing for their dis
tribution.
No. 91-An act to amend and re-
enact section 807 of the Revised
Statutes of 1870, relative to at
tempts to procure premature de-
livery or abortion.
No. 1l3-Making an appropria-
ton to dsfray the expenses of the
General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana; to pay the actual trav-
elling expenses per diem of the
members, the salaries of the off,
GERS and employees and other ex-
penses thereof, for the regular sos
sion commencing May IA, 1888.
No. 116-An act for the relief of
NJ. P. Deullut of New Orleans, and
authorizing and directing the State
Auditor to warrant for the Same in
the sum of eight thousand seven
hundred and seventy-three dollars
($8,773). Vetoed and veto sus-
tanned.
No. 123-An act providing for
the study of physiology and hy-
giene in the public schools.
No. 128-An act creating an ad-
ditional justice of the peace and
constable in the first, fifth and
sixth wards of Calcasieu parish.
No. 129-An act to increase the
number of Justices of the peace in
the second ward of Cameron par
ish.
No. l35-An act to provide for
the sale of property bid in for and
adjudicated to the State for the
taxes of 1880 and subsequent years;
to provide how the property shall
advertised and for the manner in
which said sales shall be made; to
establish the effect of the deed Of
sale and the validity of sales un-
der this act; to establish the pre-
scriptions of all actions to annual
sales under this act, and to limit
the responsibility and guarantee Of
the State for the refunding of the
price of sales under this act; to
provide for the payment of all costs
out of the proceeds of sales and to
limit the responsibility of the State
to the amount realized from said
sales; and provide how and when
the tax collector shall make re-
turns of sales, and he shall pay
the amount into the State treasury.
No. 136-An act to amend and
re-enact SECTIONS and IS of act
No. 123 of the ecss of 1880. ap.
proved April 10, 1880, entitled an
act to provide for the appointment
of supervisor of registration fol