The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1914-07-18

ACt 90, II. Is. 90, G6Horelly-ReCOg-
milton of political parties polling ten
per- cent of the vote in general State
elections. This is companion bill to
H. B. No. 81 (Act No. 4S). Two acts
were required because party recogni-
ton was contained in two separate
statutes which are amended.
Act So, H. B. $50, Buie-Regulating
the shrimp catching industry and pro-
viding for two open seasons, the first
from December l to February 18th and
the second from June LIST to July 18th.
Act so, H. B. 467, CORRESPONDING
the method of collecting vital Stats
tics.
Act 81, H. B. 46, Generelly-Appro-
priation to pay expenses of fire mar
shall.
Act 81, H. B. 1874, Enthusiastically
iting individuals or firms from requir-
ing employees when discharged or
when such employee quits to forfeit
wages due.
Act 60, H. B. 149, Gahagan-To per-
nit twenty-round boxing contests in
Louisiana.
Act 81, H. B. 252, Dupont-Requir-
ing that women's hat pins be protected.
Act IS, H. B. 258, Buie-An appro-
priation of 100000 to pay the expenses
of the conservation commission.
Act &c, H. B. 265, Guilbault-Estab-
fishing a State Board of Embalmers.
Act 81, S. B. IL, Settoon-Declaring
that the congressional committee shall
arrange for primaries for the office of
railroad commissioner.
Act IS, s. B. Sc, Favrot-Placing
acts under private signature, when
attested, in the same cate
CORY as notarial acts so far as their
admissibility as evidence is concerned.
Act So, s. B. 40, Sundbery-Incor-
porating Thibodaux.
Act 70, S. B. 62, Provosty-Reducing
the minimum penalty for arson from
five to one year.
Act Il, S. B. 81, Bankston-Proyid-
ing that persons insured in sick and
disability insurance companies may
sue at the point where they are taken
sick or are disabled
Act u, S. B. SO, Favrot-Authoriz
ing conventional mortgage to judiciary
trustees to secure the payment of two
or more notes, bonds or obligations.
Act 70, H.. B. al, Kronenberger-
Authorizing the institution of suits
against the State to set aside the sale
to the State of property for unpaid
taxes.
Act "a, H. B. 6, Samuel-Providing
for suspension of sentence imposed on
first offenders at the discretion of the
court and on recommendation of the
jury.
Act rs, H. B. So, Eldredge-To ap-
propriate SITS to reimburse Desire
Trahan.
Act rs, H. B. 1O4, Keith-Authoriz
ng cities under $4,000 to grant the use
Of streets and alleys upon approval of
majority of the taxpayers.
Act n, H. B. las, Hunter-To pay
he Crowell & Spencer Lumber Com
pany, Ltd, $538.37..
Act 7S, H. B. III, Dupre-Permitting
,o-owners to purchase the whole or
any portion of property held in COM
mon with the minor. Article 343, of
he civil code, which the act amends
1ow provides that only the whole of
he property may be purchased by the
,o-owner.
Act 79, H. B. 206, Fontenot-Appro-
priating $4,000 for monument to
General Alfred Mouton on the battle
field of Mansfield.
Act 80, H. B. ~, Carter, of Rapides
Requiring common carriers to pay
or loss of or damage to freight at the
point of delivery.
Act 81, S. B. So, Leon r. Smith
Authorizing cities of less than $4,000
% curtail streets and alleys, when ap-
proved by a majority of the tax payers
1t an election.
Act 80, S. B. 81, Leon r. Smith-To
prevent trespassing on locomotives
md railway trains.
Act SO, S. B. 40, Leon r. Smith
Permitting home insurance companies
% publish their statements at their
and in the official organ of
The State.
Act "a, S. B. A, Mouton-Authoriz
ng home insurance companies to make
Investments in homestead securities.
Act IS, S. C. r. No. 10, Clinton-Me-
norializing Congress in behalf of the
movement for joint reunion of the
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