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

Aol oV,' II. Is. 100, Hamley-F1Xlng
salary of the register of the land Of
fee at $4,000 per annum.
Act 81, H. B. 81, Manion-Constitu.
tional amendment relative to foreign
banking concerns doing exclusively
the business of lending money or deal
ing in bills of exchange.
Act 80, H. B. 1856, Dupuy-validating
an act of sale made by the police jury
of Iberia parish.
Act 80, H. B. 1877, Picard, of st.
Charles-Validating the titles to GER
tain properties sold by the Pontchar-
train Levee Board under Act 215 of
1908.
Act "a, H. B. 200, Byrne-Authoriz-
ing New Orleans to construct and op-
crate it's own garbage plant
Act IS, H. B. 1913, MISUNDERSTANDING
from $50 to $50 the limit of population
under which villages may be incor-
porated. Became a law without the
Governors signature.
Act 36, H. B. 312, Butler, by request
Granting Louisiana post graduate
school of medicine free access to the
Charity Hospital, New Orleans Be-
came a law without the Governors
signature.
Act 81, H. B. lit, Generelly-Em-
towering the Orleans Levee Board to
purchase and operate machinery to do
its own construction work.
Act SO, H. B. 124, noberts-Author-
izing the Governor to withdraw from
sale or entry vacant and unappropri-
ated lake beds or lands whenever they
appear more valuable for mineral than
for any other purpose.
Act 80, H. B. 11S, Generelly-Em-
towering the Orleans Levee Board to
issue Understanding certificates for
property for levee purposes.
Act 40, H. B. 1875, Comiskey-Per-
hitting criminal judges to send to the
parish prison youths convicted of at
tempting larceny from the person. I'm
der the old statute a penitentiary SEN
tence was necessary.
Act Al, H. B. 1876, Buie-Appropri-
ating $4,000 per annum to permit the
commission to enforce its
license tax.
Act AZ, H. B. 225, Buie-Authorizing
the conservation commission to grant
the privilege of taking shells from the
shell reefs of the State.
Act 43, H. B. 226, Buie-To give the
United States Commissioner Of Com
merce supervisory powers over fish
when located by the feder-
al government.
Act "A, H. B. 22S, Buie-Prohibiting
hunting and fishing on sixteenth Sec
ton school lands when located within
The limits of any game or fish pre-
serve.
Act As, H. B. So, Locke-To pay the
salary Of the additional judge of the
Fifteenth Judicial District, from April
Is, 1913, to June 80, 1914.
Act 46, H. B. 227, Buie-Authorizing
The conservation commission to bring
elk into the State.
Act AZ, H. B. 223, Buie-Rearranging
The season for shooting game birds so
rs to make 1t more nearly conform to
The federal game season. The open
season under this bill is from Novem-
Der LIST to February 18th.
Act 4S, H. B. 81, Generelly-R ecog-
lition of political parties that poll ten
per cent of the vote.
Act 49,, H. C. R. %, Boyd-Memo-
Congress to reopen the rolls
'or the benefit of the Mississippi Chac-
law Indians.
Act so, H. C. r. 20, Wilkinson--Me-
the Mississippi River Com.
mission to include Atchafalaya River
in it's plan.
Act 81, H. C. R. "a, Desangles-M
Congress in behalf of the
damill bill for the pensioning of civil
service employees.
Act SO, H. B. 40, Manion-Constitu-
.ional amendment proposing to ex-
smpt from taxation money in hand or
On deposit.
Act SO, H. B. 229, Buie-To regulate
he use of seines in the catching of
salt water fish and providing a grad
lated license.
Act 81, H. B. 231, Buie-Providing
for the canning of Louisiana oysters
IN Louisiana.
Act IS, H. B. 257, Buie-Authorizing
school boards and municipal and town
authorities to make appropriations to
aid in the prevention and punishment
Of violations of the anti-liquor laws in
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