Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1908-05-22

SIcdm DOllcIo-
Mr.. LeBeau-To divide the Tenth
Ward Of Pointe Coupee parish into
two Justice of the peace districts.
Mr.. Chauvin = Authorizing the
Judges of district courts to fix the
time for impaneling grand juries.
Mr.. Derouen-To prohibit smoking
in restaurants where ladies are pres
emit.
Mr.. Atkinson-To regulate the sale
of cotton-seed meal.
Mr.. Wall-To authorize the mort
gaging of personal property.
Mr.. Thomas-To require the State
Board Of Liqui 1ation to name three
banks or more in New Orleans as
depositaries Of five-tenths of the state
funds, and one bank in each of the
remaining congressional districts for
the balance.
Mr.. Hunsicker-To regulate the
hours of labor of railway clerks.
Mr.. Smith-Appropriating $4,000
for the purpose of preventing the
escape and waste Of natural gas, and
empowering the governor to direct
the state board of engineers to take
such steps.
Mr.. Smith-Regulating the laying
and maintenance of gas lines, and de-
fining the right of eminent domain.
Mr.. Richardson Of Claiborne-To
amend act relating to physicians liens
and privileges.
Mr.. Roberts-To regulate the man
ner in which common carriers shall
adjust freight charges and claims for
loss or damage to freight.
Mr.. Ross-To compel corporations
which require cash bonds from en-
ployees to pay reasonable interest on
such deposits.
Mr.. Kaliski-Bill governing child
labor.
Mr.. Delahoussaye-Amending act
relative to Atchafalaya Basin Levee
District.
Mr.. Hill-To amend section q,
Act. No. 121 of 1906.
Mr.. Middleton-To amend section
1924 Of the Civil Code of 1870.
Mr.. Ssmpson-To appropriate STAT
05 to reimburse Adam Bondrea, sher-
if of Vermilion, for moneys erro-
neously paid to State.
Mr.. Sampson-Requiring persons
selling liquor to furnish a bond to
the sheriff of the parish before OBJ
tanning a State license
Mr.. Sanpson-To prohibit asses
sors filing with the tax collectors
the assessment rolls for the current
year until collector has received his
quietus for the present year.
Mr.. Biggs-To require BARRIERS to
disinfect or sterilize razors before
using twice consecutively.
Mr.. Biggs-Prohibiting intoxicated
persons in public or in trains.
Mr.. Richardson Of Bienville-To
amend Act No. GA of 1906, which
reduced the rate of parish municipal
taxes from ten mills to 8; except in
New Orleans and other municipalities
having a natural Understanding in
debtedness.
Mr.. Richardson Of Claiborne
To create an additional police jury
ward in Claiborne parish; to prohib-
it the drinking of liquor on railroads
on which ladies are carried.
Mr.. Roberts-To create an addi-
tional justice of the peace in the
Fourth Ward of Webster parish.
Mr.. Kaliski-To levy a tax to
raise revenue for the maintenance
Of public roads in each parish.
Mr.. Dreibholz-To provide for the
appointment of unmarried females
as notaries public.
Mr.. Butler-To amend article 249
Of the Constitution Of 1898.
Mr.. Claiborne-To repeal Act No
20 of 1856 relative to stock killed
or injured by railroads.
Mr.. Potts-To prohibit contracts
on cotton, grain and such commodi-
ties and on stocks, on margins, COM
monty known as" dealingin futures"
Such trading is defined as a misie-
meanor.
Mr.. Potts-To fix a standard for
cotton classification.
Mr.. Norris-To establish a park at
Mansfield battle ground and to pro-
vide an appropriation therefor.
Mr.. Henriques-To provide civil
service for public school teachers in
municipalities of over 100000 inhab-
itants.
Mr.. Puckett-To permit the city
of Baton Rouge to use part of the
penitentiary grounds for a park and
for a public school site.
Mr.. Puckett-To define ami pro-
hibit bucketshops and bucketshop-
ping, gambling and culture deal
ing" except as hedge on actual
products or securities.
Mr.. Noris-To prohibit the sale of
intoxicants within five miles of the
Mansfield High School.
It's our sour looks that put the
worse Fuckers in the day.