The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-25
LAWS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE
OF 1914.
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towering Acadia school board to use
certain land in town of Noise.
Act 274, H. B. $50, Kilbourne Elk
empting the recorder OF mortgages in
Orleans from furnishing judicial bond.
Act 275, Fl. B. 40, Norman, of VIM
Limiting the per diem of police
Jurors to So and their mileage to ten
cents per mile.
Act 276, H. B. SOP, Tete-Providing
a $40 license for insurance brokers.
Act 277, H. B. 491, Powell-Amend-
ing the primary election law to provide
for barriers fifty feet away from polls
and for other reforms.
Act 278, H. B. 537, Jahncke-Consti-
tutional amendment for a bond issue
to establish a lake shore park.
Act 279, H. B. 562, Manion-Permit-
ting Sophie Newcomb College to estab-
lish teachers training department.
Act $50, H. B. 512, Internationally
for violating the anti-lottery law.
Act PSI, H. B. 351, Roberts-Reap-
portioning the State tax of 6A mills.
Act 2S2, H. B. 423, Martin-To pre-
vent the manufacture or sale of adul-
terated or poisonous foods, medicine
or liquor.
Act 2S3, H. B. 592, Gay-To reinstate
entries for public lands filed with the
register of the land office prior to July
6, 1908.
Act 2S4, H. B. 565, Butler-Authoriz-
ing the Terrebonne school board to sell
certain property.
Act 265, H. B. $50, Manion-To grant
New Orleans Post Graduate School of
Medicine access to Charity Hospital.
Act 2S6, S. B. 105, G. w. Smith-Act
carrying into effect constitutional
amendment with reference to the
recall.
Act 287, S. B. 229, Williams-Allow-
ing fraternal insurance concerns to use
their own mortality experience tables.
Act 28S, S. B. 6, Parkerson-Bil pro-
hibiting the operation of trusts.
Act 2S9, S. B. 227, Provosty-Permit-
ting the State library to close on Sun
days and holidays.
Act 29O, s. B. $50, l.. R. Smith-Pro-
viding police pension fund for Shreve-
port.
Act POI, H. C. r. 81, Locke-Author-
izing the governor to convene the
board of liquidation to borrow 100000
for an agricultural building at L. S. U.
Act 292, H. C. R. No. 20, Generelly-
Providing for State aid, if necessary,
to suppress bubonic plague.
Act 293, H.. B. SIT, Buie-To levy a
license on persons trapping or catch
ing fur-bearing animals.
Act 294, H. B. 325, Fontenot-To pro-
hibit coercing of employees not to join
labor organizations.
Act 295, H. B. 10, Fontenot-Defin-
ing conditions under which foreign
fire insurance companies may do bus
mess
Act 296, H. B. 416, Rives-Permit-
ting parishes to impose a license tax
on natural products from the soil
Act 297, H. B. GA, Claiborne-Pro-
viding for general probe and specifi-
cally of the Tensas land transaction
and State bond probe.
Act 298, S. B. 222, Mouton-Fixing
the salary of the city Judge of Lafay.
cite at $1,000 per year.
Act 299, S. B. 228, Haas-Defning
crime of kidnapping and fixing the pen
atty at not more than twenty years at
hard labor.
Act 300, S. B. 1O9, Patterson
Amending the practice and pleadings
act.
Act 301, S. B. 1879, Prohib-
iting trustees who have money or
goods owned by persons deceased from
turning them over to the heir or heirs
until the inheritance tax is paid.
Act 302, S. B. 207, Vincent-Author-
izing police juries to create navigation
districts.
Act 303, S. B. 213. l.. r. Smith-Au-
thorizing Shreveport to take over it's
water-works system.
Act 304, S. B. 1913, Himel-Justiee of
the peace for Ward Ten, Ascension.
Act sos, S. B. 224, Observation-Disclosures
ing State banks and savings banks to
subscribe for stock and become mem,
bers of the Federal reserve bank.
Act 9O6, S. B. 21S, Weil-Authorizing
the Sisters of Divine Providence to
issue diplomas and confer degrees.
Act 3O7, S. B. 215, Weil-Authorizing
cities to establish a free employment
bureau
Act 3OS, S. B. 1874, G. w. Smith-Pro.