The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-25


terdiction suits preference.
Act 1877, H. B. 344, Understanding
that judicial advertisements may be
published in either an afternoon or
morning paper and it shall constitute
a legal and valid advertisement if it
appears in an afternoon paper for the
last time on the day before the sale.
Act 1853, H. B. 269, Making it
a misdemeanor for any one to use an
automobile without permission of the
owner.
Act 1859, H. B. 296, Murdock-Ex-
empting live stock from mortgages on
rural real estate unless specifically
mentioned.
Act ITO, H. B. 295, Comiskey-Mak-
ing it unlawful to withhold wages due
at the time of an employees discharge.
Act III, H. B. III, Koppel-Requir-
Act 1854, H. B. 1859, Thompson-Ref-
erendum to decide whether the parish
seat of Catahoula shall be moved from
Harrisonburg to Jonesville.
ing certain buildings of two stories or
over to have fire escapes.
Act 172, H. B. 277, Manion-Provid-
ing a period of prescription under
which suits must be brought by the
State to be decreed the owner of prop
erty under a tax sale to the State.
Act 173, H. B. 43, Manion-Giving in.
corporated cities and towns the power
to regulate and control seashores and
waterways.
Act liza, H. B. ass, Locke-Making it
a misdemeanor for physicians and mid
wives to fail to take precautions to pre-
vent opthalmia in children.
Act ITS, S. B. 112, Hood-Paving
code for the city of Monroe.
Act 176. S. B. So, Favrot- Giving
firms and individuals the right to is
sue Vegetables upon their property.
Act 1T, H. B. 51S, Locke-General
appropriation bill.
ACT. 178,. S. B. 95, Burke-Commis-
sion to codify banking laws.
Act 179, S. B. 80, sundbery-Author-
izing levee boards to anticipate their
revenues for one year.
Act 1870, S. B. 1853, Provosty-Censor-
ship of moving pictures.
Act 1S1, S. B. 126, Woodworking
for draining streets and alleys in
Monroe.
Act 1872, S. B. 155, Leon R. Smith
Providing that jury commissioners, Or
leans excepted, shall draw tales jurors
at the same time as. the regular panel.
Act 1873, S. B. 139-Authorizing police
juries to divide the parishes into road
and subroad districts.
Act 1874, s. B. 149, Leon R. Smith
Relative to Caddo-Bossier bridge.
Act 1856, S. B. SO, Haas-Giving en-
ployees of sugar mills and refineries a
lien on the output for wages.
Act 1856, S. B. IA, Leon R. Smith
Extending the powers of the commits
rsioner of labor and giving him two as
sistants.
Act 1873, S. B. 1877 WILLIAMSBURG.
|hibiting canals operated under the
right of eminent domain from charg-
ing more than 5 cents per lineal foot
for transportation of publicly.owned
vessels or barges.
Act 1879, S. B. 1913, Dayey-Exempt-
ing the proceeds of life, accident or
health insurance from liability for debt.
Act 100, H. B. rs, Powell-Commis-
sion government for parishes.
Act 1911, H. B. 358, Misunderstanding
a board of commissioners for Audubon
Park. Constitutional amendment
Act 1872, S. B. 70, Favrot-Allowing
drainage districts to sell bonds at less
than par.
Act 1913, H. B. 1S1, Caulield-
Istitutional amendment fixing Confed
crate pensions at IS per month
Act 1874, H. B. $40, Gordon-Consti
tutional amendment providing for the
appointment of assistant district at
torneys in certain judicial districts.
Act 1876, H. B. 1874, Martin-Provid
ing that the fees of the register of lane
Office shall be turned over to treasurer
| Act 1876, H.B. 29O, Johnston, of Caddt
Providing that majority of proper
lty holders in cities over $4,000 ant
under $4,000 may force the paving o
Istreets, if they pay for same with thu
Exception of the intersections.
| Act 1877, H. B. 14S, Huber-Half fare
for children on street cars.
| Act 1913, H. B. 42O, Clayton-Empow
lering the supervisor of public account
to bring suit in the name of the State
i Act 1879, H. B. 81, Dupre-Giving t
receivers certificates priority over a.