The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1908-07-11

Mr. Locke-To authorize and prt
assessments. 'S'
u Mr.. Young-To prohibit the pul
i, chase or sale of votes.
= Mr. Norrls-Reiative to road dis
. tricts. US
MI. Shatttuck-To authorize mn
hlclPal corporations to create on
. OF more sewerage district With
. their respective limits.
.. MT. michen-Prohibiting in
surance companies doing business il
tnls state from paying the insurapc
, auJusters any fee or compensation il
l excess of a regular salary or stipend
MT. Wilson-Placing a tax on au
tomobiles.
Mr.. hattuck-Defining how cleo
t1ons to assess a Is cent acreage ta-
Tor drainage purposes shall be hcls
under article 2oI OF ting Cons, 4
Mr.. Smith Compelling railroad,
having repair shops in Louisiana Il
DO their repairing in the state.
MIR. Locke-Requiring the State
Board of Health and the State Su
perlntendent of Education to pre-
pare suitable etst cards and blanks
TO be used in testing the sight and
nearing of pupils in the public
schools.
The House has passed the follow
ing Senate bills which await the gov
ernor's signature to become a law.
10 permit the appointment, as
teachers, of others than person hold
ing State Normal School certificates.
any lau ard lal ally ami wapan an
An act authorizing litigants in any
caus before any court of this state
to examine their opponents as un-
der cross examination.
To regulate judicial oaths IN cases
where two or more parties are join
ed as complaintiffs.
10 regulate the practice aud to
provide the method of enforcing the
execution of judgments forfettng or
annulling the charters Of corpora
t1ons domIcllld in this state.
To provide for sale of certain is
lands in the Mississippi, IN the Fifth
/ levee district.
To regulate the practice of public
accounting by establishing a State
Board OF Accountants, fixina its fees
| and emoluments
Requiring all kinds Of insurance
payment of claims.
Relative to tombs and lots in CEN
eteries.
Fixing limit in which suit may
me brought to change or alter decis
ions by the Railroad Commission.
Amending and reenacting section
1872 of article of act 64 of 1904
Pass.
Relative to payment of deposits
and Withdrawals of contents from
safe deposit vaults, when the ac-
count has been kept in the name of
two Or more persons.
Making mortgage notes and certi-
f1cates of insurancen an an an ann
ficates of Indebtedness taxable only
at situs of holder.
An act relative to fire insurance.
Prohibiting co-insurance clause ex
cept where personal or movable prop
erty is concerned.
Senate Bill No. 3, by Mr.. Stafford
To establish uniform standard
otm-bvezi t-oionlletoot -dao an an
for warehouse receipts, similar to
that OF the National Government.
Senate Bill No. Sc, by Mr.. Lou
que-To regulate new trials in civil
cases. Passed. 76 yeas, 0 nays.
Senate Bill No. sc, by Mr.. O'Con-
nor-Requiring corporations to fur |
nish to their stockholders of record,
on written demand, periodical state |
ments, showing their assets and liza |
bilities, with a description of the |
property, real and personal, owned |
by such corporation, and the busi-
ness done by said corporation. Fail
ed to pass, SO yeas, 21 nays.
Mr.. Atkinson gave notice that to-
morrow he would ask for a reconsid
eratios of the vote.
Senate Bill No 994, by Mr.. Barret
TO establish chair of forestry at
the State University. Passed 81 yeas,
1 nay
Mr.. Boggs-To prohibit bucket
shopping within the State of Louisi-
ana and to prohibit gambling in con
tracts for future delivery where de-
livery where delivery is not intended
and to provide penalties against
both buyer and seller and broker.
Mr.. O'Connor-An act providing
,or the return of statistics relating
% divorce proceedings.
Mr.. Peterman-An act fixing the
costs of appeals to the circuit courts
ii appeal. .....
An act to construe warranties of
act in policies of insurance against
ire, tornado or cyclone.
Mr.. Labbe-An act providing for
he creation of subdivision of drain
.ge districts and the manner of rails
ng revenues for such works.
Mr.. Perrin-An act authorizing
he governor of tho state of Louisi-
ma to naro!e en~ri"ts q {
in cases where the sem |
ence is less THAN ii-o.
Mr.. Wilson--An act authorizing
olice juries of the respective par {
she's, to hire out or work any con- 6
lets sentenced to pay fine, or SEN
enced to imprisonment in the par I
III jail
Mr.. Loque-An act to regulate
ew trials in civil cases and estab- q
sh the method of procedure there
Mr.. Labbe-To regulate the prac-
ce of medicine. :
d House Bill past senate. .... AN
To amend the laws regulating the =
unishment of vagrancy. .
House Bill No. $50, by Mr.. O'Con- q
Dr-To authorize newspaper own = =
IS to mortgage their plants and is .
lie bonds. !.
House Bill No. 3O2, by Mr.. Kali
ito prevent discrimination be- q
veen policy holders of life insur- u
ice companies. !
House Bill No. 339, by Mr.. Potts q
Fixing a standard for cotton class :.
icaLion. =
Prohibiting the defrauding of ho-
Is, boarding houses, restaurants,
C. +,
Relative to the burial of paupers A
the parishes and police juries, 81
I'd fixing the amounts to be paid II
erefor. o.
To nrnyide that minors emanci- w