The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-07-20
ACTS OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY,,
From No. I to 140-First InstaIIment.

pay the expenses OF the general as
sembly.
Act No. 2, H. B. No. 5, by T. S.
Jones,-Providing for beds and equip
ment for the Jackson Insane Asylum.
Act No. 3, H. C. R. No. 7, by Mr..
MISUNDERSTANDING congress to give
the secretary of the interior authority
to speedily settle disputes over lands
between settlers and the New Orleans
Pacific railroad company and assigns.
Act No. 4, H. B., by Mr.. Lytton-
To create an additional justice of the
peace and constable for Ward 6, Sa-
bine parish.
Act No. 5, S. C. R. No. IL, by Leon
R. Smith-Commending the work of
DR.. Harvey w. Wiley in behalf of the
public health
Act No. 6, H. B. No. "a, by Mr..
PoWell-To create the parish of AL
len.
Act No 7, H. B. No. 25, by Mr.
Powell-To create the parish Of
Beauregard.
Act No. 8, H. B. No IL, by Mr..
Hunter-To amend Section 1872 Of the
revised statutes, making maximum
penalty for shooting with intent to
murder, rape or rob, 20 years.
Act No. 10, H. c. R. No. u, by Mr..
Price-Memorializing the federal gov
eminent to assume control of the le-
wees.
Act No, II, H. G. R. No. %, by Mr..
Johnson, of MISUNDERSTANDING
the registrar of the land office and
the attorney general to inquire into
the status of the Sixteenth section
and schOl indemnity lands.
Act No. II, H. B. No. 46, by Mr..
Jones, of Jackson-Making it misde
meanor to obtain accommodations at
any hotel or inn by a false show of
baggage.
| Act No. IS, H. B. No. so, by Mr..
Locke-To carry into effect the arti-
Gle of the constitution against dual of.
fice-holding.
Act No IA, S. B. No. II, by Mr.
| FavrOt-AuthOriZin the Ursullne
nuns to confer degrees and grant Dir
| plOmaS.
+ Act No. Is, S. B. No. SO, by Mr..
ProvOsty-Amending and re-enacting
section S52 of the revised statutes
making extreme penalty for burglary
ten years and widening scope.
Act No. Is, S. B. No. 81, by Mr.
Barr0W-Regulating the fees of the
state board of medical examiners and
raising the same.
Act No. II, H. G. R. No. 10, by Mr.
Bryant Acknowledging federal CON
gress to secure an appropriation to
complete land surveys in the state OF
Louisiana.
Act No. IS, H. C. R. No. %, by Mr.
ns-Memorializing the Louisiana
delegation in congress to obtain a
speedy settlement of the swamp land
grant claim of 1849 and 1850
Act No. 10, S. B. No. 6S, by Mr.
Notwithstanding for transfers Of
records from the court of appeals to
the state supreme court.
Act No. 20, H. B. No. 45, by Mr.
misunderstanding for stool seats
for motormen and conductors in
towns and cities having electric street
railways.
Act No. q, H. B. No. So, by Mr.
Fontenot-Amending the primary
election reform law, preserving the
status of the Republican party.
Act No. %, H. b. No. so, by Mr.
Loomis-Compelling New Orleans no
taries to keep bound records.
Act No. %, H. B, No. Sc, by Mr.
misunderstanding a privilege in
favor of managers, mechanics and la
borers in saw mills to protect their
claims for pay or wages.
Act No. "a, H. B. No. 81, by Mr.. Ed
wards-A constitutional amendment
opening for one year the "grandfath
er" clause to enable illiterate whites
to vote.
Act No. %, H. B. No. 1856, by Mr.
Butler-Prohibiting minors under II
years Of age being employed in or
frequenting pool rooms Or billiard
rooms.
Act No. 26, H. B. No. 14O, by Mr.,
fones-Forbidding private use of con
Ticts
Act No. q, H. B. No. Is, by Mr..
s;amuels-Requiring Public service
corporations to provide at least two
pay days per month for their EN-
ployes.
Act No. %, S, c. R. No. 10, by Mr..
Parkerson-Providing for commits
sion to investigate the recent ere,
vases in the state and to investi,
gate the conditions which prevented
attempts to close same.
Act No. 20, S. G. R. No. 16, by Mr.
| Clinton-A resolution of thanks ex
tended to the citizens of Vicksburg
for the kindness and hospitality ex
tended Louisiana troops on duty
there during the flood.
Act No. 80, S. C. R. No. II, by Mr.
Clnton-Thanking the people of Nat
chez for kind treatment to Louisiana
troops and citizens engaged there OF
flood duty.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 14S, by Mr.
misunderstanding money paid int
the state treasury by the public ad
ministrator, under Act II, of 1874.
Act No. 80, H.. B. No. al, by Mr.
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