The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-07-26
No. 2O2, by Mr.. McClanahan-An act

No. 2iJ, by Mr.. leurE dct ~
make vacancies in office elective II
the office be vacated more than one
year from the expiration of the term.
No. 1873, by Mr.. Mamley-An act
amending section - Of act 1876 OF 1893
relative to the powers and duties OF
mayor and aldermen
No. 298 by Mr.. Butler-Joint reso-
luton proposing an amendment to ar
ticle 3O3 of the constitution, to give
A. mills for Confederate pensions.
House Concurrent Resolution No.
%, by Mr.. SchWing-ln regard to the
governor employing the auditing de-
partment of the state 10 inquire into
and report on the fees and commits
sions of the different offices Of the
state and parishes.
No. 23S, by Mr.. Gahagan-To pro-
hibt the use Of fish-drying platforms
in May, June and July; to limit the
size of certain fish on sale; to prohibit
interference with fishermen; to pro
vide for license.
No. 302, by Mr.. Ferguson, Of Clai-
borne-To provide FOR the establish
ment of boundary lines when the orig
inal witness trees have been destroy
ed.
No. 337, by Mr.. ClaytOn-To author
lie police juries to appropriate money
for hospitals outside the state.
No. $50, by Mr.. Byrne-To amend ar
ticle 157 of the constitution, relative
to the filling of vacancies Of offices II
Orleans.
No. POP, by Mr.. Picard, Of Ascension
-Reuuiring that boots and shoes no
made entirely of leather shall be 81
marked.
No. 1lS, by Mr.. Loe-To levy a ia:
on malt liquor containing less than
per cent Of alcohol.
} No. 70, by Mr.. Koppel-ReQuirinj
: railroads to fill all angles in frogs.
No. 224 by Mr.. Favrot-RelatiVe t
[ Wills executed in other states and t
5 promote uniformity among the state
in that respect.
: No. 293, by Mr.. Locke-Authorizin
l and empowering the railroad comml'
y sion to award damages arising trol
J. violation of rate laws.
n No. 456, by Mr.. Generally-RelatiV
s to fire prevention bureau.
No. 379, by Mr. Lagarde-To amen
!. the title and section of act l92
s 1898 relative to article 296 of the CO..
s stitution and boards of health.
n No. 37S, by Mr. Fleury-To set apa
certain state lands for game and fls
J. preserves.
e No. 400, by Mr. Ferguson, OF Verne
s An act to prohibit the sale OF liqst
within five miles of Hornbeck hle
D. school.
ID No. 49S. by Mr.. Johnson, of Caddo'
r. To amend and re-enact section IA
act 1873 of 1898, an act to incorpora
D. the city of Shreveport.
" No. ITO, by Mr.. Leopold-To repe
r. section l of act 273 of 1910, relative
the creation of /. board Of commisslo
D. ers for the protection of birds, gar
~ and fishes.
or No. 4S5, by Mr.. Generally, chairm
committee on judiciary B-Substitu
D. for house bill No. ia, providing t
cy giving of bond on building contrac
d. No. 24O, by Mr.. Reinhardt-'
amend sections 8, 4, 7, and 9 OF
ID. 245 of 1910, relative to salt wat
CT shrimp.
of No. e., by Mr.. Henry-To authorl
the parish of Natchitoches, any wa
To- or wards of the parish of Natchitocf
es or any municipal corporation situat
in in the parish of Natchitoches, to
tablish and maintain game and Il
ID. preserves; to vote special taxes
ey said purpose, and to appropriate pr
ay erty therefor.
es- No. 321, by Mr.. Manion-To anne
st, article 1884 of the revised civil co
state of Louisiana into eight congE
ro- sional districts.
,es No. 1874, by Mr.. Martien-To anne
and re-enact section 40 of act
to of acts of general assembly for
O4, year 1898.
act BY Mr.. Byrne-Making it a fell
of to injure any person with scald
to water, carbolic acid, vitrol, nitric a
est nitrate of silver, etc.
avs BY Mr.. Johnston, of Caddo-Autl
izing municipal corporations to ref
i've permits for the building of houses
ngs negroes in sections occupied princl
de- ly by whites, and vice versa.
of By Mr.. Locke-To move the So
the ern University.
ing By Mr.. Koppel-Requiring fent
on street cars.
pri- By Mr.. Caulfield-Providing a NJ
,ort for the widows and wives of Con
OILS, crate veterans at the Soldiers He
of ByMr. Manion-In reference to
E II nractice of law in Louisiana and
the disbarment of attroneys.
ting BY Mr.. Johnson-To prohibit
der sale of liquor within five miles