The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-06-25
ACTS OF EXTRA SESSION;
Fontenot measures and Convention
Call Most Importan! Of
List.
Baton Rouge.


ciaI session. The most imnortont o.
these are the Fontenot antitrust hills
the constitutional convention call
and the appropriation bill The acts
follow in part:
No by Leon R. Smith. Senate
concurrent resolution endorsing the
course OF President Wilson and his
administration with reference to The
European war.
No. BY Charles A. Byrne Appro,
priating $4,000 to pay the expenses
of the special session
No. 4-By A. F. Barrow. Senate
concurren resolution petitoning for
clemency for Leo Frank.
No. 6-By Simon Leopold. House
concurrent resolution authorizing
levee boards to spend not more than
$1,000 per year to send delegates to
levee conventions, etc.
No. S-By T. l.. Bowling. An act
to define and prohibit blind tigers.
No. BY John Dymond. Senate
concurrent resolution memorializing
Congress for Legislation and appro-
priations for tiOod prevention.
No. 10-Bv l.. Austin Fontenot An
act regulating the business of rein.
ing sugar.
No. 11-By l.. Austin Fontenot. An
act to protect trade and commerce
against monopolies
No 12-By L. Austin Fontpnot Az
| act authorizing special procedures for
the enforcement Of the antitrust laws
of the state
No. BY Fred ], Heintz. An act
amending the New Basin Canal acts TO
authorize the Board Of Control of the
! canal to regulate tolls and operae
charge accounts.
No. 15-By John G. Davey. an act
creating a civil service board for az.
plicants for executive positions in the
warehouses and similar utilities ooe-
rated by the Dock Board.
No. 16-Bv Charles Louue, substi
tute for bill by John c. Davey. an
act to authorize issuance of hills of
lading by common carriers against
merchandise In state-controlled ware.
houses.
No. 17-By Jas. F. Fortier, House
concurrent resolution petitionins
Louisianas congressman and senator's
to taxa up with the State Department
the matters of citizenship of children
born in his country of foreign parent.
age.
No. 19-H. II. Gordan. an act Great.
ing Rural Banking and Credit Com.
mission.
No 20-R. r. Butler. an act prohin-
ting corporations from contributing
to campaign funds.
No. 21-By Leon Locke, an actap
proving oil leases by the governor.
No. 22-By Ferd c. Claiborne, an
act authorizing banks to discount
time drafts.
No. 23-By r. r. Butler, substitute
for bill by Leon Locke, an act re-
stricting the shipment of liquor into
dry territory
No. 24-By ]. E. Mechanism, an
act to transfer the property Of the
Pine Grove Academy to the Caldwell
Parish School Board.
No. 25-By L. D. Beale. chairman of
Senate Judiciary Committee B a re-
port on the evidence in the suspen.
sion OF A. ]. Hammons, clerk Of court
OF Union parich, and ratifyins same.
No. 26-By John Dymond, Senate
concurrent resolution memoriaTizine
Congress to pass the Williams. Clark
bill relative to food prevention
No. ply Bertrand Well an act
providing additional means for having
IN towns of over 1000 and incor,,,-
rated parish seats.
No. 2S-By Sigur Martin an . ~ .r.
propriating $4,000 to defray the ex-
penses of the Constitutional convsn.
ton.
No. 29-By Simon Leopold. substi.
tute tor bill by R. B. Butler, an act
prohibiting issuance of in,nnct,ons
against lessees Of state oil, gas and
mineral lands and providing for Sc !
ouestration OF the proceeds nending
judicial determination,
No. Boy L. Austin rontonot on
act authorizing the governor to lease
state mineral lands, " '~'''
No. a2-By Leon Locke. House
concurrent sunnorI ut !. resolution pledging the
support 81 of the General Assembly to
the program of the Conference on RI.
tural education. +" asiio"i'
nro NO, 3d.. b E. sundberv an act |
p paotialhs for Constitutional Con. !
No. 34-By Leon Iocto !
propriating s1.s2osoo for tho sa s au' rp
expenses of the state. 'Ae sen0'"' |
,n mo, sS-By Bertrand Wen an act /
p pleaes mig cities and parishes he to
nal salF mills of their genera, ANU v /
floatin u, ; nore than rs years to fund /