The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-20
WORK OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

End Of the 1912 session--More Thar
Il TWO Hundred New Laws Place,
Upon the Status Books of Lou
isiana.
The regular session of the Lou
isjana general assembly for the yeal
4 1912 came to a closasby constitution
al limitation on Thursday, the nth
instant Bills to the number of 2O5
that were passed DY both houses dur
/: ing the session received the COVER
nor's signature and have become
laws. The titles Of the first twenty
Of these measures nave already been
i published in The Chief, and those of
the remaining enaauments are given
herewith:
Act No. 21-Fontenot bill to amend
the primary election law.
/ Act No. 22-Compeiling New Or
leans notaries to keep bound records.
| Act No. 2S-Creaiing privilege in
favor of managers, mechanics, and
labcrers in saWmiiIs
Act No. 24-Constitutiona amend
ment re-opening the grandfather
clause.
| Act No. 25-Prohibiting monors
from being employed in or entering
| poolroons.
| Act No. 26-Making it misdemea-
nor to obtain accommodations on a
false snow of haggage.
Act No. 27-Reduiring public SER
vice corporations to- have two pay
days each month.
Act No. 28-Providing for commits
sion Of three to Investigate recent
crevasses in stateaand determine
why no effort was made to close
them.
Act No. 29-Thanking the citizens
Of Vicksburg for exceIlent treatment
accorded Louisiana state troops dur
ing the flood
Act No. 30-ThankIng the citizens
OF Natchez for the same thing.
Act No. 31-Refunding money paid
into the state treasury by public ad-
ministrator under Act#111 of 1874.
Act No. 32-To amend and re-enact
section 113 of the revised statutes.
Act No. 33-To authorize the par
ish of Terrebonne TO assign and
transfer certain property to the town
of Houma
Act No. 34-To rraVant and punish
the desecration and mutilation of the
United States flag
Act No. Autborizing certain
munich tiles I5e, at
Act No. 81 ai ing III ]. a crime to
deseerate graves, tonbs Of any other
erected to the dead
Act No. 37--Requiring register Of
land office to furnish assessor year
ly lists of lands solo
Act No. 3S-Providing for the re-
lnoVal Of the parish seat of Bossier
parish from Benton to sBossier City.
Act No. 39-To adopt a state flag
Tor Louisiana.
Act No. 40-Levying a Iicnese tax
IN itinerant agents selling stock
Ind bonds of companies of other
states.
Act No. 41-Regulating the manner
n which property sold for taxes
nay be recovered
Act No. 42-Amending the inheri-
ance tax law.
Act No 43-To make it a crime to
secure or attempt to- secure money
IN false or bogus checks. +
Act No. 44--Limiting the liability
# a bank to its depesitors for pay
nent of raised or forged checks to
ne year.
Act No. 4g-To reduce from two te
ne the number of coal and coke
,augers. {
Act No. 46-To create an addition
/ justicce of the peace for ward [
i've, parish of Union. I
Act No. 47-The Johnson income /
ak resolution. II
Act No 4S-'To reduce the cost of :
ank examination tc country state {
anks. /
Act No. 49-To amend the town /
aVing law. /
Act No SOTO amend and re-enacti t
ection 1867 of the revised statutes.
Act No. 51-To amend article 467
f the revised civil code
Act No. 52-An act relative toi i
oncursus proceedings in cities.
Act No. 533-To provide a period Of Il
description in which actions may t
e brought to set aside realty sales l.
| partition suits. 2
Act No. 54To amend and re-en- f
ct act 129 of 1904 Y
Act No. 55-Anending the revenue 0
wv. Ib
Act No. 56-Proyidtng for settle a
.ent OF Centenary College claim. c
Act No. 57--To prevent improper t
sclosure Of information concerning i
d
Act No. 5S--Askingz congress to re- t
owe the wrcckage Of the Mermen i
IL dam.
Act No. 59--Asking congress to let d
ie United States land office in Lou i
lana remain as at present. Il
Act No 6o-To reduce the salary Il
id office expenses of the super T
sor of public accounts. n
Act No. GI--To amend act 301 of o
i08. Isl
Act No. 62-Prescribing the time )