The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-09
Proceedings
Of Legislature
SENATE.

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deatb of Senator McEnery. The Sen
.,e and House adjourned part 0
me day out Of respect to the memor.
N the late senator.
The following bills were passed:
senator Fayrot's bill providing
for the retirement of justices of tn,
supreme Court on full pay after II
years of age. with an amendment
nroyiding for fifteen years Of con
i siaifsd service as eorie' of the condi
tons of retirement.
s. B. by Mr.. Louque-Raising sal
aries of first and second criminal
iudges and first and second city
court judges of New Orleans.
The, Senate concurred in the Bar.
rett resolution providing for the
sessions of the Railroad Commission
In New Orleans and Shreveport.
H. B. by Mr.. Ventress, to protect
game.
H. B. by Mr.. Clinton, to protect
fish of lakes and streams.
II. b. by Mr.. Clinton, providing
for election of official parish print
er.
H. B. by Mr.. Nettles, amending
the juvenile court law.
S. B. by Mr.. Gueydan-To pro-
vide for the creation of drainage dis
tricts to drain the swamp lands of
Louisiana. The general appropriation
bill carrying an appropriation of
$4,000 greater than when the
measure left the House.
s. B. by Mr.. Voegtle-Exempti
from taxation steamship companies
engaged in foreign business.
s. B. by Mr.. Barret-ReGuiring
planting of shade trees by cities.
H. B. by Mr.. Lancaster-To al
low police juries to set aside the
dedication of abandoned roads.
H. B. by Mr.. Misunderstanding
/ eoncublaage a crime.
H. B. by Mr.. Smith, giving cities
the right to condemn old buildings.
H. B. by Mr.. Dauterive to incor-
porate the town of New Iberia.
H. B. by Mr.. Butler to regulate
the killing Of seagulls.
n H. B. by Mr.. Polk permitting life
insurance companies to make in
yestments additional to those al
ready allowed,
"A S. B. by. Mr. ePeterman-To regu-l
late and elevate the breeding Of live
stock in Louisiana.
5. B. by Mr.. Wimberly-To pro-
vide for settlement of accident and
life Insurance claims.
8. 3. by Mr.. McVea-To allow
the State Board of Liquidation to
select fiscal agents, regardless Of
bids making the minimum bid 3
per cent.
H. B. by Mr.. McClelland-To pro-
tect the rice planters from salt wa
Yer from oil wells during the rice
planting season
H. B. by Mr.. WaH-For protec-
tion of wild deer.
d. B. by Johnson, of Washington
TO protect birds, game and fish,
and providing for game preserves.
II B. by Mr.. Her, ionss-To reg
ulate the catching of oysters and the
ices for surveys OF oyster lands.
Il. B. by Mr.. Notwithstanding |
Inc Board of Commissioners of the
Port OF New Orleans the right to
erect public cotton warehouses in
New Orleans.
II. B. by Mr.. ougherty-Making |
of S12,500 to pay
printing deficiency.
II. B. by Mr.. Davenport-Appro-
priating $4,000 for Military Record
H. B. by Mr.. Generelly-Appro-
priation of $500 TO complete Beau
'egard statute in City Park, New
)rleans.
II, B. by Mr.. Leopold-Appro-
'riating $4,000 to pay for publica-
ION OF constitutional amendments.
a. B. by Mr.. Hardtner-To pro-
ide for conservation Of game and
sh and merging Game Commission
nd Oyster Board.
II. B. by Mr.. O'Connor-To turn
yer to curator of State Museum the
nexpended jamestown Exposition
alance.
n. B. by Mr.. Smith-Allowing
'sies having a population of 10000
codify their ordinances.
n. B. by Mr.. Miller-To pay the
oroner IS where inquests are not
ecessary.
n. B. by Mr.. Smith-Providing
of the holding of election for vot-
" Tor special taxes.
=. b. by Mr.. Byrne, creating the
asurance Rating Commission.
II. b. by MIR Byrne-Imposing tax
nre Insurance companies for sup
OFT of Rating Commission.
:. Inc Senate passed the Wilson milk
u by a unanimous vote.
q. b. by Mr.. Moore-Making an
ppropriation of $500 for Jefferson
avis memorial monument.
= b. by Mr.. Caspari-Allowfng
instruction of a bridge across
ane River.
II. B. by Mr.. Ray-Appropriating
o'os0 to pay deficiency for print
y constitutional amendments in
sos.
n. b. by Mr.. Notwithstanding
'ortgages made by corporations.
q. B. by MIR. Notwithstanding
ie use of the word trust"
u. b. by Mr.. Butler-Allowing
suool boards to bring suit to recov-
sfor damages done to sixteenth sec
on land.