The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-07-26
Nv Mr. Johnson. of Washington-To

by Mr. RODerlS-lO carry dl'I|t0S
296 and 297 of the constitution into
effect: to authorize the state board
of health to revise the sanitary code;
TO regulate the manufacture and sale
OF food and drugs.
BY Mr. Buie-To create and estab-
/ ish conservation commission Tor
birds, game, fish and wild animals,
forestry and mineral resources.
By Mr.. Hart-To prohibit gambling
within three miles of the Dry Prong
public school.
BY Mr.. Locke-To prohibit gambling
within the De Quincy school district
By Mr.. Misunderstanding it crime to
cut pull down, carry of or float away
trees, wood or timber growing or lay
ing on the land of another, or lying
in the water on the land Of another,
or cause the same to be done without
the consent of the owner.
By Mr.. Byrnes-An act authorizing
LOyOla University to confer degrees,
etc.
By Mr.. MOulton--An act to regulate
the manufacture, storage and sale Of
matches.
BY Mr.. Weil-An act requiring rail.
road companies to drain their road
beds when they obstruct the drainage
, of adjacent lands.
BY Mr.. La2aro-An act to regulate
. the practice Of nursing, etc.
O By Mr.. Voegtle-JOint resolution
, submitting an amendment to the con-
stitution as amended by act 279 of
p 1910 at the election to be held in No
+ vember, 1912, to extend the time for
= the organization of steamship compa-
MES therein provided for until January
. l, 1916
- No. 252, by Mr.. Clayton, chairman
= committee on parochial affairs, sub,
stitute for house bill No. 46-An act
= to prohibit gambling within five miles
of the Calvin public school, Calvin,
o VIM parish.
o No. 261, by Mr. Martin tby request
IS An act to prohibit gambling within
five miles of the Waterproof high
g school, Waterproof, Tensas parish.
S. No. 1872, by Mr.. Butler-An act to
N provide materials for the history OF
Louisiana in the Civil war and making
'e an appropriation therefor.
No. 221, by Mr.. Byrne-An act max
Id ing an appropriation to refund 20 Fire
Of mems Insurance Company of New Jer-
n sey an amount paid for taxes in error.
No. 327, by Mr.. Stewart-An act to
TT appropriate the sum of $4,000 for the
sh expenses of the militia during the
flood of 1912.
On No. 362, by Mr. Shell (by requesD
or An act appropriating $1S3.35 TO re-
Oh imbures the tax collector of the par
ish of Morehouse for an erroneous pay
- ment into the state treasury.
of No. 176, by MIR. Bounanchaud-An
tie act to appropriate $4,000 to buy seed
for the flood sufferers.
'al No. 1879, by Mr.. Jones, Of East Baton
to Rouge-To provide for commission
,n- to select site at the Panama exposi
ne ton, San Francisco, and appropriating
81 900 for expenses.
an No. 4SS, by Mr.. Martin--An act ap
lite propriating $4,000 for fees of counsel
he in certain suits before the Interstate
It's. Commerce Commission.
To No. 479, by Mr.. Locke-An act U
act appropriate s964.6S to reimburse th'
ter Fresh Water Irrigation Company To-
money enormously paid to validate
ize certain titles.
ard No. 27, by Mr. Locke-An act to re
hes imburse E. C. French, Lake Arthur
ted La, s1,O41.66 paid to the state Tor
es- title which proved to be invalid.
ish No. $50, by Mr.. Hughes, Chairman
for committee on claims, substitute TO
OPP No. 366-An act authorizing the boar
of commissioners for the protectio
end of birds, game and fish to refund t
,de, Messrs. Fisher Brothers $1l2 erron'
res ously paid to said commissioners
No. 2O9, by Mr.. Kilbourne-An ac
end TO authorize the board OF administr'
ITO tors of East Louisiana hospital &c
the the insane to use their switch betwee
McManus and Jackson for othc-s an
ony to charge for its use and to carr
ling freight and express over same.
cid, No. 212, by Mr.. Gilmore-An act r
quiring transcription of appeal to TT
hor- supreme court to be made IN trip
fuse cate without extra charge.
for Amendment Passes House.
pal After lengthy polling OF the Vo
and much friction between the oppo
nth ing sides, the bill by Mr.. Butler pr
posing an amendment to the constit
ders ton relative to school taxes, receive
the required twothirds majority in Il
ONE house.
fed Pages Remember Officials.
)me. In the senate Lieutenant Govern
the Barrett and o. II. Simpson, secretal
for were remembered by the pages OF
senate. The lieutenant governor W
the presented with a watch fob and Sec
of tary Simpson was given gold-head
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