The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-16

To pay for publication Of consti-
tutional amendments to be submitted
. this fall.
Making an appropriation to reim-
burse the fiscal agent banks for
| money loaned the state.
Making an appropriation to pay
| the expenses of the Commissioners
on Uniform Legislation
Making an appropriation to pay
for the publishing Of the constltu-
| tional amendments.
Making an Appropriation to pay
for expenses Of advertising for fiscal
agent bids in 1903.
Placing prosecutions for failure to
report vital statistics in the hands
of the State Board Of Health.
| To prohibit thh remaining of un-
married femesasssndsr "a 5 years of
age In any house where prostitution
is allowed or exists.
Requiring all municipal corpora
tions Of less than 1000 inhabitants
to cause to be made maps of such
towns.
Amending act establishing conser-
vation commission.
! Providing for disposition of found
lings or abandoned children.
For the protection of bear
Extending for one year the period
) under which McEnery script titles
can be patented.
To allow cities to dedicate reye-
nues from public markets for Ger
tain purposes.
| To authorize the infliction of the
death penalty for kidnapping.
Regulating the incidental expenses
charged pupils Of the public schools,
Creating a game and fish preserve,
| Making it crime for a person to
! make false statement about the
payment of or the cutting OF timber.
To protect timber lands.
Proposing constitutional amend
ment pensioning judges Of the Su-
preme Court on certain conditions.
To prohibit the sale of liquor with
in five miles of Ponchatoula High
School.
Exempting steamship companies
from taxation for fifteen years.
Vesting land bid in by the state
for taxes In the register of the Land
Office.
Authorizing the erection of rail-
road bridge over Cane River.
Allowing the Charity Hospital
Board of New Orleans to select its
own time of meeting.
Prohibiting the sale of liquor to
any convict.
| Levying a license tax on nonrHsi-
! dent horse traders.
To prohibit male person from
7, receiving support from a female en-
/ gagged in prostitution.
To prohibit the OBTAINING in a
house of prostitution a female on a
claim of debt.
To prohibit the buying or selling
OF whiskey on the day Of election.
Securing to all members of the
family rights to mileage book.
Approving the movement to erect
a monument in memory of the wo-
men OF the South.
To authorize the Board Of Con-
troll to extend commutation to second
termers and escapes.
| To amend act relative to collection
| OF licenses.
To prohibit the enticing of fe-
male into a house of prostitution.
Providing for appointment OF a
curator ad hoe in suits for separa-
tion from bed and board.
Requiring inspection of gas. me,
ters.
| Amending act relative to the free
public schools.
Regulating the proceedings of the
Board of Liquidation in refunding
the state debt.
Amending the act creating the
state bank examiner.
To provide for the sale OF land
| to actual homesteaders upon public
lands.
To prohibit gambling.
Providing for the refundlng OF
the state debt.
Fixing compensation of live stock
sanitary commission.
Requiring agriculture to be
taught in elementary schools.
To prohibit panderlng.
Providing for the time for the
payment of indemnity policies by &C
| cident companies.
Proposing an amendment to article
lot of the Constitution.
To protect the fur-bearing AMI
mails.
| Granting right of way to Baton
Rouge and New Orleans Railroad
through Oakley and Monticello plan
tations.
Allowing the State Board OF Ii
ouidation to select the fiscal agent
banks.
Governor J. Y. Sanders, was form
ally elected United States Senator.
The manager Of the Peoples Drug
Company at Franklinton was fined