The Thibodaux sentinel. (Thibodaux, La.) 1905-1912, 1910-07-09
TH1BoDAUx. La. SATURDAY JULY 9 1910

Il N0s
goons, lakes, bays and rivers Of the
state to be the property Of the state
u. 3. by Mr.. Butler-Proposina
an amendment to the Constitution Of
the State of Louisiana relative to the
iesylng OF tax of no less than 8
mills on the dollar by parishes, cities
or towns, for the support Of the pub
TIC schools OF the state.
II. B. by Mr.. Furlow-Proposina
an amendment to the Constitution
isFelative to issuance of bonds for i'm
provements by municipal corpora
tions.
ii. b. by Mr.. Roberts-Requiring
the supervisors of public accounts to
take charge of the Office of tax col
iector in case of vacancy.
T. by Ar. Yoegt1e, providing Tor
the retiSsment from regular duty
OF public school teachers in the par
ish of Orleans.
S. B. by Mr.. Liable, relative to
parish teachers institutes.
S. B. by Mr.. O'Connor, relative to
the withdrawal of collateral pledged
to bank.
H. B. by Mr.. Notwithstanding
act relative to savings, state deposit
and trust companies.
H. B. by Mr.. Weil-To require
telegraph companies in this state to
cause to appear upon the addresses S
copy of such telegram the time of
filing and time of receipt.
S. B. by Mr.. Voegtle-Amenli ding
the act relating to the appropriation
of property for charity and school
purposes.
S. B. by Mr.. Wimberly-Provid-
ing for the election or appointment
of parish superintendents and their
term of office.
S. B. by Mr.. Louque-Amending
an act to provide for the appointment
of a board of control for Bayou st.
John and the Carondelet Canal.
s. B. by Mr.. O'Connor-An act pro
viding for the return of marriage
statistics.
S. B. by Mr.. Gleason-Amending
the act relative to limiting appropria-
tions and expenditures of parishes.
S.. B. by Mr.. Brady-Raising the
salary of State Board of Engineers
to $4,000 per annum.
S. B. by Mr. Peterman-Amending
act authorizing a judge to leave his
H. B. by Mr.. Shattuck-Extending
time for validating land patents.
H. B. by Mr.. Shattuck-Extend-
ing time of validating land certifi-
Gates.
H. B. by Mr.. French-To provide
for the crossing Of main line tracks
by switch tracks.
H. B. by Mr.. Puckett-Prohibiting
bucket shops.
H. B. by Mr.. Richardson, of Bien-
define and suppress trusts.
H. B. by Mr.. Roberts-To abolish
the toll system on roads.
H. B. by Mr.. Wilson-For the
protection of squirrels.
H. B. by Mr.. Wilson-To require
assessors to make agricultural re-
ports.
H. B. by Mr.. Gonzales-Prohibit,
ng the planting of water lilies in riv |
ers and lakes.
H. B. by Mr.. Shattuck-To pro-
tide homesteads for actual settlers.
H. B.. by Mr.. Young-Amending
statutes relative to kidnapping.
H. B. by Mr.. Roberto regulate
he speed of automobiles.
H. B. 452, by Mr. Roy, of st. Ber-
1ard-Amending act governing local
building and labor associations.
H. 3. by Y. L. Fontenot-To re-
,uire the teaching Of agriculture in
and secondary state
IchoOls.
Resolution Adopted.
House Concurrent Resolution No.
Is. by Mr.. Wall-Authorizing the
governor to instruct the attorney gen
.ral to institute a suit to determine
he states equity in the property at
ackson, La, known as the Centen-
ry College of Louisiana.
,enate Amendments Concurred In.
H. B. by Mr.. McClelland-To pro-
ect rice irrigation canals.
H. B. by Mr.. Wall-For the pro-
ection of wild deer.
Fl. B. by Mr.. Henriques-To reg
late the oyster industry.
H. B. by Mr.. Lancaster-Author-
zing police juries to set aside dedica-
ion of streets.
News Rriefleta.