The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-07-20
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disagreement with carbolic acid o.
other acid mixtures or elements.
Act No. III, H. B. No. -, by Mr.
Johnson, Of Collaborating for the
segregation Of races in municipalities
by the method Of issuing building
permits.
Act No. 118, H. B. No. 1876, by Mr.
Locke-TO remove Southern UNIVERSE
ty to country location.
Act No. 119, H. B. No. ia, by Mr.
KODDel-T0 require tenders on all
street cars.
Act No. 100, H. B. No. 21O, by Mr..
Caulfied-To provide for wives of
Confederate Veterans to enter the
Soldiers Home.
Act No 121, H. B, No. 220, by Mr..
Manion-An act in relation to the
practice of law and the disbarment of
attorneys.
Act No. 1872, H. B. No. 226, by Mr..
Johnson, of Washlngton-An act ito
prohibit the sale of liquor within five
miles Of the Franklinton high school.
Act No. 1913, H. B. No. 248, by Mr..
RiYeS-ProViding for the indemnifica-
ton Of those townships which have
not yet received the indemnity school
land provided for by congress.
Act No. 124, H. b. No. 224, by Mr..
JohnsOn-To repeal the act of 1926,
with regard to the boundary line be-
tween Washington and st. Tammany
parishes.
Act No 1875, H. B. No. 1O4, by Mr..
Johnson-The "anti-boards attorneys
bill.
Act No. 1876, H. B. No. 26S, by Mr..
ROberts-Authorizing the state board
of health to carry out the articles of
the constitution giving it the power
to protect the public health, and es-
pecially to carry out the penal clause.
Act No. 1871, H. B. No. 800, by Mr.
Bme-Creating a conservation COM
mission, combining the old game and
fish commission and the conservation
commission.
Act No. 1913, H. B. No. 1923, by Mr..
Hart-TO forbid gambling within fiveI
miles of Dry Prong public school, inI
Grant parish.
Act No. 1879, H. B. No. 1894 by MIR.
Locke-To forbid gambling near De-
Quincy high school, Calcasieu par
ish.
Act No 1870. s. B. No. 1872, by DR., |
Misunderstanding towns and cities
from declaring quarantine without
first getting the consent Of the state
board Of health.
Act No 1871, S. B. No. 1923. by DR..
LazarO-Exempting health boards
from costs in all snitt brought against
or by them.
Act No. 1872, S. B. No. 1877, bv Mr.
Beale-A constitutional amendment
enabling towns, cities and parishes to
refund their bonded indebtedness.
Act No. 1873, s. B. No. /, by George
w. Smith-A constitutional amend
ment providing for the recall"
Act No 1874, H. B. No. 494, by Mr..
EVanS-EmpOwering the Fifth Louis
lana leVee district to vote upon a
half million dollar bond issue.
ACT No 1876, S. B. No. AZ, by Mr..
Monk-To amend the act to punish
timber thieves making the penalty
not more than $500 or not more than
Two years in prison. or both.
Act No. 1856, S. B. No. 70. by Mr..
to Loyola college the
right to confer degrees and issue di-
Dl0mas.
Act No 1877, S. B. No. 70, by Mr..
Misunderstanding against the use of
the "phossy jaw" match.
Act No. 1873, S. B. No. q, by DR..
Lazaro-Establishing a trained nurse
board Of examiners.
Act No. 1870, S. B. No. ia, by Mr..
Eoegtle-A constitutional amendment
extending to 1916, the time within
which steamship companies may or
5anize and be exempt from taxation.
Act No. 14O, S. B. No. 81, by Mr..
Nell-ProViding that railroads must
20 Keep their rOadbeds drained that
hey do not interfere with the drain