The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1918-07-19
BILLS PASSED BY SENATE.

| Wnlcn voluntary associations may De
sued on any obligation for its benefit.
MIR. MISUNDERSTANDING police ju-
ries of various parishes with excep-
ton of parish of Orleans TO suppress
and prohibit gambling with cards by
whatsoever name.
Mr.. Stewart-Permitting proof of
handwriting by comparison in crimi-
1 nal cases.
| Mr.. Notwithstanding Act 81 of
1888 relative to embezzlement and
breach of trust.
Mr.. Fortier-Authorizing corpora
lions organized under Louisiana laws
TO guarantee titles also to engage in
business of guaranteeing the fidelity
of persons holding private or public
trust.
Mr.. Sorrell-Requiring locomotives
to be equipped with spark arresters
and ashpans.
Mr. Notwithstanding making and
renovating of mattresses, pillows, and
comforters.
Mr. Wilkinson = Providing for the
proper care of livestock brought into,
shipped out of, or transported through
! the state.
Mr.. Nix-Making it duty of proprie-
tor and manager of establishment 10
furnish proper resting and seating ac.
commodations for female employees.
Mr.. Bennett-Prohibiting any per-
son from advertising previous to any
show or exhibiting anything or hold
ing out to public by such advertise
ment that they will show and exhibit
something that they know at time of
such advertisement they cannot and
will not show, and exhibiting the man
ner and form as set forth by such ad-
vertisement
Mr.. Byrne-Making stealing or ms
licious removal Of plumbing, gas or
electric fixtures crime punishable by
Imprisonment
Mr.. Dupre-To authorize registry
and regulate effect of DEGREES Of AD-
pellate Courts in interim between
date of their rendition and date when
they became final.
Mr.. Conner-Providing for accept
ance in court of documents sworn 10
by persons in military or naval SER
vice in foreign countries before Of
ficer of army or navy acting as notary
public.
Mr.. McEachern-To prevent spread
of anthrax, Charlton and other live
stock diseases.
Mr. Powell-Amending sections
three and four of Act ITO Of 1916 pro-
viding on what conditions corpora
tions may engage in business of certi-
flying to titles.
Mr.. Byrne-Relieving Charity and
Insane Hospitals of necessity of max
ing semi-annual detail statements of
receipts and disbursements.
Mr.. Landry-Granting municipali
ties right to enforce connection OF inn
proved property with sewerage pipes
located not more than 300 feet dis
tant and collect the cost from prop
erty owners in five annual Install
ments.
Mr.. Douglas-Prescribing rules for
operation of service cars jitneys)
upon the public highways beyond
their corporate limits of municipali-
ties, requiring the conspicuous dis
playing on side of the car of words
service car" and fixing a bond to
cover damages; amended in Senate,
reducing bond required to minimum OF
$4,000 for four-passenger car, and $500 |
for each additional passenger capac-
ity. and poviding bond shall be paya-
BILE to clerk of court, and also that It |
shall cover not only injury to persons
but to property as well.
Mr. Schaff-Amending Section 6 OF |
Act of 1896, giving Board of Commits |
sioners Of the Port of New Orleans |
right to fix salary of superintendent |
of docks, position now held by Hay |
den w. Wren; bill is designed to per-
init of a division of the present duties
of Mr.. Wren and the designating Of |
superintendent of various depart |
ments Of the New Orleans docks.
M. Murphy-Authorizing women to |
be appointed and qualify as Admins
traitors in all probate matters.
Mr.. L,eopold-Authorizing Grand |
Prairie Levee District to issue $35, 900 |
of twenty-year per cent bonds and |
authorizing from proceeds of sale of |
these bonds the retirement of bonds
outstanding.
Mr.. Stewart-Prohibiting operation |
of barber shops Sunday.
Mr.. Fortier-Granting right to mort |
gage certain movable property and |
providing the method of executing
and recording such mortgages.
House Bills On Passage.