The Bossier banner., 1921-12-01
aaking women competent to hold political

making women competent 20 n0I0 pOuucdI
ONCE.
Act IS. 8. B. No. -, by Mr.. Brown-To
prevent the sale Of the Family Home
without the signature OF the wife.
Act SO. HI. B. No. %, by Mr.. ]. w.
McClelland-To regulate the leasing Of
bridge franchises by parishes.
Act 81. Fl. B. No. 30, by Mr.. Conner
To force bonding companies to pay detail
cations, when proven, within sixty days.
Act SO. Senate Bill No. 8. by Mr.. But
ler-In case Of divorce, children shall be
placed with the party securing divorce,
unless otherwise ordered by the Judge.
Act 80. Senate Bill No. II, by Mr.. Hood
The Prohibition Bill.
Act 40. Senate Bill No. II, by Mr.. Bag
well-Pr0vfdfng for q fve-year sentence in
the penitenary for blowing up dipping watts.
Act Al. Senate Bill No. %, by Mr.. War;
ren-Authorizing clerks Of court to grant
garnishment orders In the absence OF judges.
Act ~. Senate Bill No. 80, BY Mr.. Davey
TO pay the crier Of the Supreme Court
$500 per year.
Act 49,, Senate Bin No. 40, by Mr.. Law
at inventories
Act A.. Senate Bill No. Al, by Mr.. Delos
r. Johnson-Defning differences between
men and women with respect to civil, social
and political rights.
Act 45. Senate Bill No. 53, BY Mr.. But
ler-Requiring levee boards to give thirty
days notice to pipe line companies, in case
Of rebuilding levees.
Act 46. House Bin No. 8, by Mr.. A. M.
Smith Providing for the holding Of elec-
t1ons. and issuance OF municipal district
drainage and other bonds e
Act A. House Bill No. Al, by Mr.. Drey.
fus-Requiring screening ana better sani-
tary conditions at hotels. gs,
ACT ~. House Bill No. so, by Mr. Syl.
Creating and appropriating $1,000 for
the Louisiana Library Commission.
Act 40. House Bill No. 50, By Mr..
Vaughn-Pr0yiding for the printing of offi-
cial proceedings in newspaper located
within the territorial limits OF the munich
pality, parish or district in which s1d
board is located.
Act 50. House BIZ No. 81. By Mr.. A. N.
Smfth-To authorize the sale Of bonds H.
sued prior to July 1. 1921, at 90 cents.
Act 81. House Bill 1O7. by Mr.. Reilly
Providing that In case Of vacancy in the
office Of Mayor Of New Orleans, for more
than one year, It shall be filled By special
election. "a 7- -s
Act So House Bill No. 121. by M. Dy-
mond-Crfating public hunting grounds
Of sixty thousand acres at the mouth Of the,
river. q
Act 5s. House Bin No. 179. ,by Nunex
and Marmande-Changing the omen season
on blue wing teal ducks to October 10th
- reOruafy ZUtn. $50 y
Act %. House Bip No. 1S0. BY Mr..
bottles. lumber and debris on the pubic public
roads. s
Act 55. House Bill No. 109. bv Mr..
Whitehead Providing that when the SuDer.
visor Of Public Accounts assumes charge OF
q sherlfs ONCE, be shall set aside the usual
Sherin's Salary Fund.
Act &c.. House Bill No. 211, BY Mr.. Up-
ton-To require the clerks Of courts q IL.
Act 81. Senate Bin No. il, by Mr..
Theole-'ro raise the pay Of commissioner
OF election in New Orleans, Shreveport,
from 50 to IS per day. .'
Act So. Senate Bin No. 81, BY Mr.. Wocs-
ter-To authorize surety companies to ile
Act 50. Senate BIN No. 22. BY Mr.. Prov. |
ell-Requiring insurance companies to settie
automobile thefts within sixty days.
Act 20. Senate Bill No. %. By Mr..
ProwelETo pay the Crier Of the Court Of
appeals, Orleans Parish. SIS per monfh and
= for each Judgement. ~
Act 81. Senate Bill No. q, by Mr.. DOM
Act 62 Senate Ritl ~ 20 -. -: -,
ler-re authorize parishes to acquire prop @
erty, thereby insuring completion Of Inter /
Act 63. Senate Biu No. a no ~. r1,,,
ton TO prevent theft d gas. eiectricty ii ds T &
water.
~, ACT -: Senate Bill No. -, By Mr.. |
to administration. d
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