The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-25
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Act 1870, H.B. 2, Observation-Disclosures
ing article 100, R. S., to make auction
GERS licenses apply only to judicial
sales; giving them right by covenant
to higher rate than 21a per cent.
Act 131, H. B. 9, Locke-Compulsory
education in the parishes on submits
sion of the question to the people.
Act 1872, H. B. 70, Roberts-How
suits to contest orders, ETC., of railroad
commission are to be tried.
Act 1873, H. B. AZ, Samuel-To pro-
hibit the employment of women and
children in any place of amusement
where Intoxicating liquors are sold.
Act 1874, H. B. 4, fredericksburg
ing the penalty for violating the law
relative to bonded auctioneers.
Act 1876, H. B. 1876, Johnston, of Bos-
sier-Allowing police juries to regu-
late the killing and shipping of game
| Act 1876, H. B. 523, Claiborne-To pay
Mrs. Emma L. Collins $1,470, lands
sold to her in error.
Act 1877, S. B. 70, Bryne-Constitu-
tional amendment permitting women
to serve on public boards of the State.
Act 1873, S. B. 81, Sundbery-Author-
iZing levee boards to purchase ma
chinery to do their own construction
work.
Act 1879, H. c. R. rs, Locke-Author-
izing borrowing of money for publica-
tion of constitutional amendments of
1914.
Act 40, H. C. R. 80, Roberts-Thank-
ing people of Bogalusa for hospitality
on July 4.
Act al, S. B. GO, Byrne-Placing
the shorthand reporters of civil dis
trict court on salary basis. This bill
did not receive the signature of the
Governor.
Act 142, H. B. 604, Butler-Payment
of expenses of sewerage board COM
mittee. This bill became law with
out the Governors signature.
Act 143, H. B. 1884, Byrne-Appro-
priating $40 to pay Cassie and Beary,
shorthand reporters in oyster investi-
cation of 1906. This bill became
law without the Governors signature.
Act 144, H. B. 356, Manion-To pro-
vide for the celebration on Jan. 8, 1915.
Act 145, H. B. 615, Fontenot-Appro-
priating $4,000 to pay expenses of
general probe under Claiborne bill.
Act 146, S. B. 81, by committee on
corporations, substitute for bill of Sen
ator Bowling, Search and seizure"
and blind tiger" law for prohibition
territory
Act 147, S. B. Sc, Byrne-Authoriz
ing the Academy of the Sacred Heart
to issue diplomas.
Act 14S, S. B. 113, Davey-Fixing
the charge for river ptlotage at SITS
per running foot draft.
Act 149, S. B. 152, Stafford-Provid-
ing system of parole for the convicts
of the State.
Act $50, H. B. So, Samuel-Requir-
/ ing motormen and conductors to have
two weeks training.
Act 151, H. B. 81, Freiderichs-De-
claring null and void in Louisiana mar
riages which are null and void in other
states.
Act 152, H, B. 421, Butler-Appoint-
ment of commission to take charge of
the Louisiana exhibit at San Francisco.
Act 1853, H. B. 211, Comiskey-Allow-
ing widows and orphans of firemen de-
ceased since 1904 to participate in fire.
mems relief fund.
Act 154, H. B. 70, Kronenberger-
Making it misdemeanor to circulate
false rumors about the financial con.
dition of banks.
Act 1855, H. B. 7, Samuel-Allowing
chattel mortgages on pipe lines and
oil riggings.
Act 156, H. B. 1872, Keith-Justice of
the Peace, Cedar Grove, Caddo.
Act 1877, H. B. 259, Dupre-Giving
navigation and irrigation canal com.
panies the same rights to appropriate
property as railroads.
Act 1853, H. B. 2S5, Earhart-Over
tapping and non-partisan school board
for Orleans parish.
Act 159, H. B. 454, Favrot-Makine
it unlawful to sell lame, diseased or de
bilitated mules.
Act 100, H. B. 1872, Claiborne-Pro
viding for the sale by auction. under
the auspices of the State experiment
stations, of blooded live stock.
Act 161, H. B. 235, Carter, of Rapide.
Making it unlawful to take from tn,
office of the clerk of court papers filet