The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1912-07-20

Martin-To repay moneys borrowed to
defray the cost of the extra session
of August, 1910.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 400, by Mr..
Buie-Making an appropriation of
$125,000 per annum for the, expenses
of the conservation commission.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. Ga, by Mr..
Beale-To amend section ia of the
revised statutes.
Act No. "a, S. B. No. 5, by Mr.. Stat
ford-The uniform bill of 1ading act.
Act No. So, S. B. No. GO, by Mr..
Notwithstanding state insurance
companies to make investments other
than those now permitted by law.
Act No. SO, S. B. No. %, by Mr..
Sundberry-To amend the law relat-
ing to savings banks.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 139, by Mr..
T. S. Jones-Providing for a commits
sion to visit Frisco to select state site
at exposition of 1915.
Act No. SO, H. B. No 221, by Mr..
Byrne-To appropriate to the Fire
mans Insurance Company tax money
enormously paid into the state.
Act No. 80, H. B. No. 261, by Mr.
Martin-To prohibit gambling with
in five miles of the Waterproof high
school, Tensas parish.
Act No. 100, H. B. No. 252, by Mr.
Clayton, chairman-To prohibit gam
bling within five miles of the Calvin
high school. Winn parish.
Act No. 101, H. B. No. 247, by Mr..
! Litton-To prohibit gambling within
five miles of the Converse high school
Sabine parish.
Act No. 1902, H. B. No. 239, by Mr..
T. S. Jones-To prohibit the sale of
liquor within five miles of the Central
high school, East Baton Rouge par
ish.
Act No. 1903, H. B. No 1856, by Mr..
Edwards-To create an additional JUS
tice of the peace in the First ward
of Evangeline parish.
Act No. 1914, H. b. No. 1872, by Mr..
Notwithstanding clerks of court
to keep a record of licenses issued by
them in a well-bound book, open to
inspection
Act No. 1885,, H. B. No. 2S5, by Mr..
Samuel-To make the wife a COM
petent witness against her husband
under Act 234 of 1902.
Act No. 106, H. b No. 479, by Mr..
! Locke-To reimburse the Fresh Wa
ter irrigation company for moneys err
roneously paid in.
Act No. 1O7, H. b No. 4SS, by Mr..
Martin-To appropriate $4,000 for
special council in the rate cases, au'
thorized under Act 1875 of 1908.
Act No. 10S, H. b No. $50, by Mr..
Hughes-To reimburse Fisher Broth
ers,, SIP.
Act No. 1903, H. B. No. 1877, by Mr..
Himel-To validate adjudications in
the disposition of part Of the proper
! ty of minors, in the same way as
though the whole had been disposed
Of
Act No. 10. H. b. No 446, by Mr..
), Notwithstanding for commission
on tax and fiscal reform, of 80 men,
bers, to meet July %, 1912.
Act No. III, H. B. No. 1873, by Mr..
Fowell-The general commission gov
eminent bill.
Act No. 112, H. B. No. 245, by Mr..
Fleury-Making all vacancies in all
offices elective by the people, II for
a period longer than one year, cleo
tive by the people.
Act No. 113, H. B. No. 1902, by Mr..
McClanahan-To regulate the fees of
witnesses and jurors in criminal
cases, and making posting of notice
of trial legal notice to all parties to
a suit and to ALL witnesses subpoena
ed
Act No. ia, H. B. No. 1862, by Mr..
Scream act to punish and define
misdemeanors i'm trade, amending the
former act in relation thereto, and
prescribing the form and manner OF
disposing Of goods in bulk, out of the
usual course Of business.
Act No. 115, H. B. No. EOS, by Mr..
MdHlUu- DSuJdhllll ispNS
Foreman to enter suit to fix the
amount of compensation due him by
the sewerage and water board and
making it the duty of said board to
pay the sum so fixed.
Act No. 116, H. B, No. 279, by Mr..
Byrne-Making it felony to commit
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