portion of the real estate of said hospital, as also to sell so much of said property as may be necessary to purchase, build or improve a hospital of dimensions and size adequate to the object of the institution. The said board shall have the right to sue and be sued, implead or be impleaded, in any suits and actions, before any court of this State. The president of the board is hereby designated as the person on whom all legal notices are to be made which may be made on him personally, or be left at the office of the company. SEC. 7. Repealing Clause. That all laws or parts of laws contrary to or in conflict with the provisions of this act be and the same are hereby repealed, and that this act shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage. Act 37, E. S. 1877, Sec. 9, gives to Hospital all fines collected for violation of act (inspection of oil) in Shreveport, printed under title "Inspection." Act 66 of 1894 gives to Hospital one-half of fines imposed on persons who effect marine insurance in companies which have not complied with laws, printed under title "Insurance Companies." CITIZEN. 411. Residence, how forfeited. See Sec. 1202. This section is identical with R. C. C., Art. 46, except that Code has "domicile" in first and fifth line of article, instead "residence" as in section. CIVIL CODE-AMENDMENTS. See 412. Repeal of certain rules of proceeding and exceptions thereto. Repeal of certain civil laws and exceptions thereto. Secs. 2166, 2167. 413. Registry of laws by clerks of court not necessary for promulgation. See Sec. 2170. 414. Right to make certain marriages legal, extended to marriages prohibited by C. C., Art. 95, and other laws. See Sec. 2177. Act 54, 1894, p. 63, amends R. C. C., Art. 94. Act 25, 1882, p. 40, amends R. C. C., Art. 99. 415. Construction to be given Arts. 101, 102, R. C. C. See Sec. 2209. Act 122, E. S., 1877, p. 92, amends R. C. C., Art. 139. The legal intent and effect of this act was to repeal Act 76, 1870, and to leave the article of the Code as it was before the passage of the act. Blanchard vs. Baillieux, 37 An. 127. 416. C. C. Art. 125 (123) Controls Art. 2410 (2436).Whatever in the article two thousand four hundred and ten of the Civil Code might be in contravention with the article one hundred and twenty-five of the same Code is repealed; and this last article shall be considered as the one being in force (Act 1826, 162). Act 124, 1888, p. 185, amends R. C. C., Art. 146. 417. Amending Art. 155, R. C. C., now embodied in R. C. C., Art. 162. 418. Apprentices. See Sec. 74. 419. Legitimation. See Sec. 2173. Act 18, 1882. p. 13, amends R. C. C., Art. 255. 420. Tutor-who entitled to be. See R. C. C., Art. 267. Act 45, 1894. printed under title "Tutor." 421. Family meetings, now embodied in R. C. C., Art. 281. Act 82, 1880, p. 107, amends R. C. C., Art. 305. 422. Causes of incapacity applicable to tutors are applicable to under-tutors, exceptions. See R. C. C., Art. 306. 423. Father or mother of minor may substitute special for general mortgage. See Sec. 2333. 424. Tutors liable for legal interest, instead highest conventional rate, now embodied in R. C. C., Art. 341. Act 65, 1876, p. 106, amends R. C. C., Art. 346. 425. Investment of minors' funds, now embodied in R. C. C., Art. 348. 426. Abolition of curator ad bona or ad litem. See Sec. 2348. 427. Repeal of C. P. Art. 969 and C. C. 1109.-Article nine hundred and sixty-nine of the Code of Practice, and article eleven hundred and nine of the Civil Code of this State, be and they are hereby repealed and abrogated (Act 176, 1860, 126). 428. Judge appoints curator where several persons claim position. See R. C. C., Art. 1123. 429. Notary, etc., need not mention registration of bond of administrator in certificate of mortgage. See Sec. 2424. 430. Curators, etc., not to lose administration where absence is temporary, but they must execute and register general and special power of attorney. See R. C. C., Art. 1154. Act 51, 1896, p. 84, amends R. C. C. Art. 1184. Act 130, 1894, p. 165, amends and re-enacts R. C. C., Arts. 1221 to 1223, which had been repealed by Act 86, E. S., 1877. Act 86, 1896, p. 119, amends R. C. C. Art. 1338. 431. Major heirs who are present may demand that partition sale of property be made for cash. See R. C. C., Art. 1342. Act. 72, 1896, p. 106, amends R. C. C., Art. 1434. 432. Causes for revocation of donations inter vivos. See R. C. C., Art. 1559. 433. Testamentary executor not bound to accept trust, or to give security when he does accept, except where succession owes debts or holds property claimed by others. Must furnish security to claimants; failure to do so destitutes ipso facto. See R. C. C. 1677. Act 13, 1882, p. 10, amends R. C. C., Art. 1752. 484. Donations married people may make to each other. See R. C. C., Art. 1746. Act 5, 1884, p. 12, amends R. C. C., Art. 2239. Act 48, 1890, p. 40, amends R. C. C., 2251. Act 121, 1886, p. 219, amends R. C. C., Art 2278. 435. Survival of right of action where death results from injury. See R. C. C., Art. 2315. Amended by Act 71, 1884, p. 94. 436. Co-trespassers liable in solido, embodied in R. C. C., Art. 2324. 437. Husband and wife as witnesses for or against each other. See R. C. C., Art. 2281. Amended by Act 59, 1888, p. 61. 438. Relationship to parties or interest in suit no cause for exclusion as witnesses. See R. C. C., Art. 2282. Act 126, 1888, p. 186, amends R. C. C., Art. 2449. 439. Respite granted, if majority of creditors in number and amount vote for it. See R. C. C., Art. 3086. The section (439) in the edition of 1870 reads that it amends C. C. 3533, but this is an error; it should read 3033 (now 3086). See Act 83, 1843, p. 81. Act 19, 1882, p. 13, amends R. C. C., Arts. 3027, 3028. Act 67, 1876, p. 109, amends R. C. C., Art. 3042. Act 134, 1888, p. 191, amends R. C. C., Art. 3090. 440 to 442. Specify debts which are a privilege on certain movables, all included in R. C. C., Art. 3217. etc. Act 29, 1896, p. 35, amends R. C. C., Art. 3233. 443. Privilege on goods consigned to commission merchants, 444. Widows and minors have privilege for one thousand dollars, out of succession of husband or father. See R. C. C., Art. 3252, part 3. 445. Privilege on immovables in favor of certain creditors. See R. C. C., Art. 3249. 446. Certain privileges must be recorded. See R. C. C., Art. 3272. Act 45, 1877, p. 59, amends R. C. C., Art. 3274. 447. Certain privileges are valid against third persons, only from date of record. See R. C. C. 3273. Act 143, 1888, p. 198, amends R. C. C., Art. 3322. 448. Article three thousand three hundred and nineteen (3319) is repealed (Act 88, 1832, Sec. 2, p. 88). 449. Certificate of mortgage may be dispensed with by parties to notarial act. See Sec. 2514. 450. Rule for re-inscription of mortgages. 2400. See Secs. 2399, 451. Mortgage book to be open for inspection. See Sec. 3082. 452. Absentees and non-residents are not entitled to greater term of prescription than that applicable to residents, etc. See Sec. 2810. Act 87, 1871, p. 199, corrects typographical errors in the following articles of the R. C. C., so that these articles shall read as is recited in the act: 459, 560, 580, 1211, 1308, 1468, 1568, 1581, 1589, 1729, 1741, 1794, 1844, 1945, 1957, 2061, 2218, 2386, 2495, 2566, 2591, 2665, 2470, 2792, 2977, 2986, 3125, 3260, 3442. 453. Prescription on account of retailers. See Sec. 2811. 455. Prescription and revival of judgments. Art. 3547. See R. C. C., CIVIL RIGHTS. 456. Discrimination Because of Color, etc., Prohibited.All persons engaged in this State in the business of common carriers of passengers shall have the right to refuse to admit any person to their railroad cars, street cars, steamboats or other water craft, coaches, omnibusses, or other vehicles, or to expel any person therefrom after admission, when such person shall, on demand, refuse or Leglect to pay the customary fare, or when such person shall be of infamous character, or shall be guilty, after admission to the conveyance of the carrier, of gross, vulgar or disorderly conduct, or shall commit any act tending to injure the business of the carrier, prescribed for the management of his business after such rules and regulations shall have been made known; Provided, Said rules and regulations make no discrimination on account of race or color, aud they shall have the right to refuse any person admission to such conveyance when there is not room or suitable accommodations; and except in cases above enumerated, all persons engaged in the business of common carriers of passengers are forbidden to refuse admission to their conveyance, or expel any person therefrom whomsoever (Act 69, 1869, 57). Act 84, 1873, p. 156. AN ACT to protect the civil rights of citizens, declaring certain forfeiture for acts in derogation of such rights and directing proceeding to that end, making certain acts in violation of civil rights a misdemeanor and declaring the punishment therefor. SECTION 1. That every citizen of Louisiana and every citizen of the United States residing in Louisiana, shall have and enjoy equal and impartial accommnodations, advantages, facilities and privileges from all common carriers on land or water, from inn-keepers and from all public places of resort licensed by the State or by any municipal corporation. SEC. 2. That if any common carrier within the State, whether on land or water, shall make any discrimination against any citizen of the State or of the United States on account of race or color, or shall otherwise conspire to deprive any citizen of any civil rights, immunities or privileges, such common carrier, whether a corporation or an individual, shall be liable to an action for damages in favor of the party injured. Moreover, such common carrier so offending shall forfeit the license which may have been issued in its or his favor. If such common carrier be a corporation, the act of any authorized agent so offending shall be deemed an act of the corporation within the meaning of this law. If any inn keeper, or owner or manager of any public place of resort shall deprive any citizen of any civil right, immunity or privilege guaranteed to him by the constitution of the United States, or of this State, or if any such inn keeper, or owner, or manager aforesaid shall refuse equal and impartial accommodations to any citizen on account of the race or color of such citizen, such inn keeper, or owner, or manager of such licensed place of public resort shall forfeit his license issued to him by the State, and shall not thereafter pursue such calling, and shall likewise be liable to such citizen so injured for damages. SEC. 3. That it shall be, and is hereby made the duty of the Attorney General of the State, upon the complaint of any citizen that he has been deprived of any civil right, immunity or privilege, or has been refused equal and impartial accommodations by any common carrier, inn keeper or other licensed owner or manager of any public place of resort, to take proceedings in the name of the State, before any civil court of competent jurisdiction, to forfeit the license of such common carrier, inn keeper, or owner, or manager of any place of publie resort so offending. The proceeding to be taken by the Attorney General shall be tried by preference. SEC. 4. That if any agent or employe, railroad company or steamboat, or other common carrier, running from other States into this State, shall attempt to make or enforce any rule or regulation discriminatiug against any citizen of this State on account of race or color, such agent or employe shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be arrested, and upon conviction shall be fined or imprisoned at the discretion of the court, or both. Such agent or employe shall |