The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-07-14
LEGISLATIVE NOTES
Governor Signs LssisIatIv. As..
Rouse Bills In the Majority.

10y 'ne expenses Of the session
Act No. 2-H. B. No. 2s, Nv ~,
Martin. Incorporating the city 81 cr MI
ma ana providing for a commisoiou
form Of government ''0H
Act No. SIS. B. No. IA bv ~.
Fearee' repeating Act No 1si - 80,
TO allow the removal of acts under l Dr,'
.s'e signature from the Office of cIert
Oh court and recorder Of morte v,p, :
and conveyances. ' cages
Act No. Al. B, No. 4. a Joint roso.
, eo Ono o by Mr. Byrne, providing for a
leans. Ne" UT
Act No. 6-H. B. No e. nv NJ,
FORD, granting authority to police IN.
RES 10 grant franchises in nubIto
reads alleys or public places undo,
their administration.
Act No. Oh. B. No. a. nv Mr.
cooper amending Sections 2. 2 4and
y OF Act 2O7 of 1912, providing forms
VI government for cities and towns
ACT No. I'll. B. No. go, by Mr. Eos
teF' confirming the sale of the old ta,,
sue OF Colfax by the parish of Gran,
to the town. = ''N'
Act No. S-H. B. No. II nv Mr.
Lewis, requiring the state board ~ T.
quotation to send circular letters "a
banks 30 days before the award =,
the fiscal agency funds.
Act No. 9-H. B. No. &C. nv Mr.
Hamley, forbiddlng the state board .,
liquidation to borrow money except IN
cases Of grave emergencies
ACT No. 10-H. B. No. 1872 bv Mr.
cay requiring all firms or cornors.
lions engaged in the exploitation .,
natural resources to file quarterly
statements with the state auo,,or
showing the quantity of the product
30 exploited and its cash value
Act No. I'LL. B. No. SO. bv Mr.
Alexander. authorizing the Red River
Atchafalaya and Bayou Boeuf levee
district to issue $25O,OOO In per cent
serial bonds.
ACT No. 12-H. B. No. 81. by Mr..
Hamley, increasing the allowance Of
the supervisor Of public accounts for
office expenses to S1s,4OO.
Act No. 13-H B. No. g. bv Mr.
Heintz, providing for a constitutional
amendment to repeal Article l1s Of
the Constitution.
Act No. 14--S. b. No. %, nv Mr.
Johnson, to prohibit the sale OF near.
beer in dry territory.
Act No. 15-H. B. No. 30. by Mr.
Earhart, making It unlawful for funk
dealers to purchase Junk from minors
Act No. 16-H. B. No. Q, by Mr..
Meyer amending Section / of Act 1874
OF 1908 to provide for an alternate
relief OF fremen in cities of over So.
600 inhabitants every six days in.
stead OF eight days.
Act No 17-H. B. No. S5. nv Mr.
Calongne, giving preference to ex de-
tcto actions in court.
Act No. 1S-s. B. No. "a, by Mr
Williamson, prohibiting the movement
Of tick infected cattle into tick free
Act No. 19-Senate Bill No. so, BY |
Mr.. Johnson, authorizing the governor
10 mortgage National Guard armories.
Act No. 2O-Senate Bill No. 146, by |
Mr.. Gilbert, authorizing the Tensas
Basin Levee Board to float q $3.50. 900
bond issue.
Act No. 22-House bill No. 70, by
Mr.. Price, allowing for tho trial
Of officers Of banks on charges of en-
DezZlement by check either In the ~.
risdlction where check was written or
n the Jurisdiction where executed.
Act No. 24-House Bill No. 1Os, by
Nr. PalanQue, exempting pleasure
boats under twenty feet dimensions
rom tolls in state-owned canals and
for maximum wharfage
Ind dOckage charge of S12 per year
or such craft.
Act No. 25-House Bill No. lot, by
Ir Cooper, by request, prescribing
he proportion Of the cost Of paving to
70 paid by property owners. munich
'alities and railway companies with
racks on streets to be paved.
Act No. T-House Bill No. 101, by
lr. Smith. by request, providing for
school attendance by chill
lren between the ages Of z and IA,
,arish of Orleans excepted.
Act No. 29-Senate concurrent res
luton, Dy Mr.. Stafford. granting to
he Daughters of the American Revo-
ution the privilege Of having made
n official survey Of the Canine
teal" leading from Natchitoches,
through Texas. to Mexico City. in CO.
peration with the same organization
{ Texas.
Act No. 31--Senate concurrent reso-
ition, by Mr.. Pearce. applying to
congress for legislation to efectualiy
revent polygamy.
Act No. S2-House Bin No. 80. BY
Ir. Powell, amending section 1s Of
ct 21S Of 1913, the corrupt practice