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

Act 2, House Concurrent Resolution
No. l, Buie-Indorsing the course of
President Wilson in the Mexican sit.
uation.
Act 3, Senate Bill No. %, Favrot-
Authorizing the Dock Board to cede to
the Navy Department property at the
head of Esplanade avenue and Bar
racks street, for NAVY landing.
Act 4, Senate Concurrent, Resolution
No. IA, DaVey- Memorializing Congress
to open the port of New Orleans to
cattle from countries south of the
United States.
Act 5, S. G.. R. 5, Vincent-Memo-
rializing the Railroad Commission and
Congress in behalf of the people of ter
ritory lying along Calcasieu river, said
to have been flooded because of en-
bankments raised by the Southern Pa
cific, Lake Charles and Northern and
Kansas City Southern railroads.
Act 6, S. c. R. IA, Davey-To pro-
hibit police juries and municipal cor
porations from eXacting photographs
as a condition precedent to the opera
ton of automobiles.
Act Z, H. c. R. IS, Fontenot-Ratify-
ing amendment for direct election of
senators.
Act 8, H. c. R. Is, Roy, of st. Ber-
nard-For cooperative extension work
between the agricultural colleges of
the several states receiving funds from
the federal government.
Act 9, H. B. 116, Generelly-Making
it felony to withdraw collateral
pledged to bank on a trust, or other
form OF receipt, for the purpose of
making the collateral the basis of a
loan elsewhere.
Act 10, H. B. 20, Samuel-Authoriz
ing cities of over $4,000 and under 1OO,-
600 to close butcher shops and bakeries
on Sundays.
Act il, H. B. Ill, Howell-Authoriz
ing police juries to select an official
journal in aF adjoining parish when
there is no paper published within the
parish limits.
Act II, H. G.. R. IL, Heintz-Memo-
rializing Congress for bridge across
Pearl river, dividing Louisiana and
Act Is, H. c, R. 7, Kronenberger-
the consent of the United
States for draw bridges across Chef
Menteur and the Rigolets.
Act IA, H. B. 247, Johnson-Incorpo-
rating the city of Bogalusa.
Act Is, H. B. Is, Wilkinson-To
amend section Z of Act 214 of 1912, so
as to apply certain fines imposed by
district courts and amounts collected
on bonds for the purpose of public |
education.
Act 16, H. B. 80, Samuel Providing
for double yestibuled street cars
throughout the State from September
to May l of each year.
Act II, H. B. 81, Roberts
ing parish school boards to create dis |
tricts.
Act Is, H. B. 5, Samuel-To require |
the weight of fertilizer and feeds to |
be stamped upon the sack, package or |
barrel and fixing standard weights of |
certain mill products.
Act 19, H. c. r. 4, Shell-Fixing the |
last Thursday in August as Louisiana
Good Roads Day"
Act 20, H. B. $50, Roberts-Em-
ployes' liability compensation act.
Act q, S. G. R. II, Settoon-Memo-
the Secretary of War to
dredge a channel in Lake Pontchar-
train, between the New Orleans and |
Northeastern bridge and Chef Menteur
and the Rigolets; and the channel of |
Tangipahoa river, from a point oppo. |
site Hammond to it's mouth
Act %, S. B. 81, Davey-Regulating |
the return of appeals from the district
court to the court of appeals, Orleans:
Act %, H. B. IA, Misunderstanding
the city charter of New Orleans so as
to provide new paving code.
Act "A, H. B. 81, Guilbault-Provid-
ing that judicial advertisements in the
French language shall cease on June
|, 1916.
Act rs, H. B. 80, Marchand-Twice
a month pay day law for corporations.
Act rs, H. B, Al, Generelly-Increase |
Of about $4,000 per annum in the rev.
enues of the fire marshaPs Office from
premiums of fire insurance companies
Act n, H. B. So, MISUNDERSTANDING
twenty years condition precedent to |
acquiring benefits from the firemen's |
pension fund, New Orleans.
Act %, H. B. 81, SamueI-Authoriz- |