The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-21
awe Activity Mainly In
',I,rsncss. Being
Freely Used
rev BILLS PASSED
tar. Create Sensation by
S''" o..hjn--Ask People to
at sshI"d Senate
.,., Union News Service.

~ ,., Union News Service.
"""re-The past few days
Il S some warm scenes in
lce ' ~ legislature, most of which
.lN No ~ committee meetings.
sQ ,.,iro and unprecedented ac-
!, !, as he part Of the house eva. was
Int rs nj of that body slsn ne q
he Il nsL WV and sent it out over the
nk.,i wv. the people to get behind
. usps I'D force them to do their
=. ll' '.,srd to some laws now be-
pos, as legislature
wv .,n.ad the senate and brought
81, ~. lls' warm replies from the SEN
Q '1 y, purpose Of the round robin
-. house 1np s was accomplished how, how
'V h, ,S.t il got the senate inter
'e ~, !, the the duaIoffice holding bill, bill
. This piil ID omise5
,Dts. !, IN the last election pron''Seu
in,ss pprt # elected: ,,.,.,.trr. con.
glsss Nv or committee work than
,i np'' else Sc as the general era body,
Jug ls.d verv few laws. The house
,m .s, active in this line, having
wv Few measures, however, the
Z II =. hsep freely used as will be
v : ss list OF laws passed as com
y a. NJ, between 200 and 300 bills
,...d q, this session. A list OF
,aa,s bills passed follows:
= =, Bvrne-Contingent expenses
~. :, =, Tete-Regulating land con-
n, !, discriminating land Of
~ :. understanding section
- ,sFsed statutes
|. n, samuel-ReQuiring public
4. corporations to pay twice a
btu
\, Tohnson-Publicity of cam
M n expenses.
n poVell-Creating the Par
d Allen, Beauregard and Jeffer-
Davis out Of Calcasieu.
=. Nj. Samuel-Limiting charges OF
N, selling corporation stock.
Nj, Henry-To establish game
'ervss in Natchitoches parish.
Mr. Unconstitutional constable
& he Sixth ward, Sabine parish.
Mr. Jones, Of Jackson-GiVing
ss etc., a lien on baggage.
b M Experimenting section
revised statutes of 1870.
II b MI Reinhardt-To maintain GER
seatS In street cars.
b Nj. manipulating gam
< ls within five miles Of Calvin pub.
\ Z school.
BIAr Locke-Defining and prohib'
ag dual office holding.
By bir. Notwithstanding me-
y laIa lien act.
Sl VI, Bryant-Monroe commission
By Mr. not-Reducing the per
h y Of Vote for party standing.
i y Mr. Edwards-Proposing a con-
Ii 1qli0nal amendment reopening the
aldiather's clause"
h y Mr. Byrne-Defining and punish
u 'tcnfidence" men.
II y MI Nix--GiVing district judges
'lgat Of discretion in ordering pre-
I llaafy hearings.
y D Nj. Jones, of East Baton Rouge
Limiting rent privileges.
y M Notwithstanding act reg.
Glle appeals to supreme court.
Mr. Powell-Prohibiting gam
M1aln five miles of vinton high
el' also liquor selling.
= ah mountaineering act regu-
y nOtaTieS public in Orleans par.
Il !, VT Samuel-Increasfng salary
w Judge of Shreveport.
NJ i0e-Levying a tax on
's containing less than two per
~. alcohol; also weights and
ssafes bill.
s s BILL No. 50. by Mr.. Samuel
Il ~. for mortgages on lumber
\, W. SOCK Passed, 10 yeas, IS
=. sa'e Bill No. los, by Mr.. CIaI.
-. ! authorize litigants who are
= pay costs to litigate. Pass.
= ! yeas, 9 nays.
- Bill No. 11S, by Mr.. Ham.
l,,, y authorize the police juries to
s.s ..y appropriate money in aid of
y ! cooperative demonstration
I,s,,l fs ass IS yeas, 0 nays.
INV vs.. Oil No. 1914, by Mr.. Jones, Of
ma, saton ROuge-Regulating the EN-.
asa ''''S' Fased' ~ yeas,
49, ss OIL No. 1T, by Mr.. Gener.
!. 70 amend and re-enact act No.
= 1893 to regulate the criminal
s. would Abolish Inspector.
" only Raoul sere voting for his