The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-07-20
property situated in that city.


Act No. "a, H. B. No. 2O4, by Mr..
Lagarde-To make it unlawful to des,
ecrate the United States flag.
Act No. IS, H. B. No. 164, by Mr..
Keith-To authorize municipal cor,
porations with electric or gas lighting
service to require railroad companies
to maintain lights at intersections of
their tracks and streets.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. 1876, by Mr.,
MISUNDERSTANDING it a crime to will
fully desecrate a grave
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 1863, by Mr..
Johnson-Requiring the registrar of
the state land office to furnish to the
assessors in the several parishes each
year lists of state lands which have
been entered or sold during the year
in order that they may be assessed
for taxes.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. 229, by Mr..
Hughes-To permit the people of Bos
sier parish to vote upon the removal
of the parish seat from Benton to
Bossier City.
Act No. 80, H. B. No. 2O3, by Mr..
Roy-To adopt a state flag for Lou
islana.
Act No. 40, H. B. No. 20, by Mr..
Samuel-To levy a license tax. on all
travelling agents from outside the
state selling stocks and bonds within
the state in corporations domiciled
elsewhere.
Act No. ii, H. B. No. 81, by Mr..
Tete-To amend the tax laws to pro-
tect owners of land sold for taxes.
Act No. AZ, H. B. No. 1913, by Mr.
Manion-To amend the inheritance
tax law, putting spouses on an equa!
ity with other heirs.
Act No. 43, H. B. No. 81, by Mr.
Byrne-To establish a legal definition
of a confidence game
Act No. A, H. B. No. 1870, by Mr.
Claiborne-Limiting the liability of a
bank to its deposits for payment OF
a forged check, to a period of one
year within which claim must be
made
Act No. As, H. B. No. 1863, by Mr.
Sere-TO amend the act relative tt
the appointment of coal gaugers in
New Orleans, reducing the number tc
one.
Act No. 46, H. B. No. 313, by Mr.
Clayton-a bill for a new justice Of
the peace in Union parish.
Act No At, H. C. R. -, by Mr.
Johnson-Ratifying the amendment
to the federal constitution providing
for a federal income tax
Act No. 4S, H. B. No. 1877, by Mr.
Clayton-To amend the acts regulat
ing the state bank examiners depart
ment, reducing the fees charged the
smaller country banks.
Act No.. 40, H. B. No. 173, by Mr.
Fontenot-To amend the act empow
ering cities to improve sidewalks.
Act NO. so, H. B. No. A, by Mr.
Fleury-To amend section No. 1885,
of the revised statutes, relating tt
property in common.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 179, by Mr.
Butler-To amend the law relative tt
immovables, making electrical fix
lures so considered.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. 1872, by Mr.
Misunderstanding for the regulation
of concursus proceedings in cities O.
over $4,000 population.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. 1884, by Mr.
misunderstanding period Of pre-
scription within which action must BIZ
brought to set aside sales of real es
tate under partition sales.
Act No. 81, H. b No. 90, by Mr.
Tefe-TO amend Act 1923 of 1904, tc
legalize marriages contracted else
where, but forbidden in Louisiana, il
the past.
Act No. SIS, H. B. No. 8, by Mr.
Notwithstanding the sale of unpait
tax property by the state.
Act No. Sc, H. c. R. No. 80, by Mr.
misunderstanding a final settle
ment of the state claims against the
property of Centenary college at Jack
son, La, and establishing a clear title
thereto, to the Louisiana Baptists.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 200, by Mr.
Anderson-Providing by amendment
to the previous act, that commercial
bodies may obtain data as to ship
ments for the benefit of the trade.
Act No. IS, S. G. R. No. 13, by Mr.
Notwithstanding congress as
to the condition of the Mermentau
river.
Act No. SO, S. C. R. No. 10, by Mr.
Observation-Disclosures congress
not to remove John F. Nuthall, the
present registrar of the United States
land office in Baton Rouge.
Act No. go, H. B. No. 1852, by Mr.
Notwithstanding the supervisor o.
public accounts act, fixing the salary
at $4,000 and expenses at $4,000.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 1877, by Mr.
Abray-To amend Act 301 of 1908
making factory inspectors salary
$1,000 per annum.
Act Mo- 81, H. b. Mo- 229, by Mr.
Notwithstanding the time within
which suits may be instituted for The
purpose of annulling land patents, ant
providing for quietus to state lane
titles.
Act No. GO, S. c. R. No. 20, by Mr.
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