The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-07-14

away Of prescription rights by con
tract.
Mr.. misunderstanding the trap.
ping season to February is. The sea-
son now opens November Is aad
closes February IS Under the old
law, the season opened November l
and closer January 81.
Mr.. Upton-Changing the name of
the insane asylum at Jackson to the
East Louisiana Hospital.
Mr.. McGiehan-Raising salaries of
criers Of civil district court from $50
month to 500 month, and eliminat-
| ing all criers' fees.
Mr.. Simon-Regulating the manner
and terms on which property bid in
! for and adjudicated to the state for
unpaid taxes may be sold.
Mr.. Radescich-Postponin the
state and parish taxes for 1921 until
October Is.
Mr.. Dymond-Limiting the fee Of
auctioneers in succession sales in
which minors are interested to 2 per
cent of the minors interest.
Mr.. Manipulating police juries
supervision over all road work done
by the parishes.
Messrs. Calongne and Perez-To
compel the railway company Of New
Orleans to use the same material be-
tween the racks that is used on the
rest of the street when the street is
repaved.
Mr.. Hamley-Authorizi levee dis
tricts to borrow money from the
United States government to be used
for the construction, repair and main
tenance of levees.
Mr.. Higgins-Empowering judges of
city courts to issue executory process
Mr.. Moyse-Governing the reinscrip.
ton Of chattel mortgages.
Mr.. Starns-Providing for the re-
moval of the parish seat of Livingston
parish from Springville to some more
central point on the Hammond-Cov-
ington branch Of the Yazoo and Mis-
sissippi Valley railroad.
Mr.. Reilly-ProvidIng thai street
carmen cannot be worked more than
nine hours, and that the, nine hours
work must be completed within elev-
en- hours.
Mr.. Arrass-Increasing salaries of
docket clerks of the criminal district
court Of New Orleans from s125 a
month to $3.50, and the salaries OF
other clerks from 500 a month to
1925 a month.
Mr.. Notwithstanding the pollu-
ton or blocking of streams.
Mr.. DEMONSTRATING for the Civ
ing Of notice by the clerk of court to
mortgage creditors Of the registry Of
tax sales upon the conveyance rec
ords.
Mr. Douglas-Authorizin municipal
tiles having a population of not less
than 10000 and not more than 10O.-
900 inhabitants to require an indem-
nifty bond from all operators of auto
mobiles charging ten cents or less
for each passenger hauled.
Mr.. Misunderstanding gambling
within five miles of the Glenmora high
school in Rapides parish.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures police
Jury to Caddo parish to suppress gamb-
ling houses and disreputable houses
In the parish.
. Mr. Wilkinson-Raising firemen's
pension fund Of Shreveport from S5G,-
600 to 100000.
Mr. Misunderstanding for the
appointment of two official court re-
porters in the district court of Shreve- |
port.
Mr.. Peck-Authorizing police jury
of Catahoula parish to compensato the |
heirs of Grady Luke Bird by payment |
of damages of mis- death caused by !
the collapse of parish bridge across
Norris Spring branch
Mr. Vaughn-Providing for cities. |
New Orleans excepted, to change from
the commission form of government
to the aldermanic form.
Mr. Cooley-Providing for method of |
appeal by owners of gambling houses
which have been closed as nuisances.
Mr.. Keith-Abolishing the office of
second assistant district attorney for
the parish of Caddo, and increasing
the salary of the first assistant dis
trict attorney.
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