Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-03-02

Public for the Parish Of Catahoula.
An act for the relief Of Josepii LATHE
and othefs-the Speaker Sighted the
same and requested the signa'ure of
the President, thereto.
Mr.. King Of Judiriarv eoriiinittce,
reported the following Bills buck to
the House without amcnd,ndnts--An
act relative to the Pilot and plotagc
OF the Atchafalaya Bay and river.
An ntt relative TO rhangttpr time
of holding the is Judicial District
Court, Approved February D, 1850.
Shtlic member reported the follow
ing sbbstitute-~An uct to prohibit the
retailing of Ardent Spirits within two
miles of Pleasant Hill Aradamy,
Parish Of De Soto.
An act to provide for the taking
and recording of the oath of office.
Same member reported adversely
tothe Caddo Railroad reported hgainst
the petition Of 1'hos. c. Poole, Clerk
IF the I'd District Court, N. Orleans.
Mr.. Connolly. Of Intefnal lutptote,nen,
coIiiihttee. reported without aniendment,
An Act author'zing Tte"phiIe Hafrang 4
Co. to CIT canal from Bayou Laf,urcI,c
TO Lake Wasba.
Same ftlember reported the following
| with amendments
An act to appropriate $4,000 for the
Monroe and Mississippi Road.
Same member reported, resolution for
the inpthserpcntlof B,yoh Fotneab, in
the parish of ST, Tamnans.
Mr. White, on Federal Relations, re-.
ported without amendments
| Resolution requesting rur Scnat1rs and
Representatives 10 Congres. to nsc their
| Influence to have an accurate iopogra-
pbical and hydrographica! survey Of ahe
Mississippi flyer.
Resolution requesting the same 10 effect
All amendment Of the act for the better
security Of The ives Of passengers on steam,
vessels. -...- ... ..
Mr.. Sewer. of the Joint Committee,
An act defining certain power. and duties
In the council ol the several Mnnicipali.
ties Of the city Of New ORLEANS. aud p'o-
viding for the election Of certain mnnici.
pal officers
Same usnrber. An act to amend art.
9th Of the State Constitution. 81 as to
make the sessions Of The General Assem-.
bly, annual ! reported The same back with
out amendments.
Mr.. Lumsden reported without amend.
menis, several acts fur the relief of va
rious persoiis. ..... ...
Mr.. Watts reported unEavorahly upon
the necessity of paying school directors
throughout The State.
The following gentlemen gass notice
they would Introduce the following Bills 4:
Mr.. Morrow, An act for the relief OF
the Sheriff Of the parish Of Claiborne.
Mr.. Livingston. An act for the relief Of
T.. johnson. .....
Mr.. Ramsge, An act for the relief ot
the Sheriff of Catahoula.
Mr.. Gardiner, An act relative 10 re-
removing the Instructions In the Bayou
Fusilier in the parish of st. Landry.
Mr.. Elan, An act for the relief OF
Yates and Mclnlyfe.
Mr.. Arcenaux. An act to create Il pub.
lie road from VsfmillsonviIle 10 the sou.
tI'efn lir,its Of The parish Of st. Landry.
Mr. Getrge, AN act to Provide FIR
the right Of way for the construction Of a
Railroad from The town pf Albany in the
parish Of Cadho, |" the line dividing tn.
State Of Louisiana from Texas.
The foll"wing genIIr,nsn introduced
the following Bills, which were referred
10 their appropriate committees. u
M Anber. M act for the reli oi
s"nd'y inhabitants Of the parish Of As.
sumption and Lafourehe Interior.
Mr. Griffin, An act making appro1ria
tions ff improving roads, lesees. &C., in
the parish Of AyoyeIes.
Mr.. Sewer, An act TO REPEAL the l6'h
section Of the act entitled, IAN act 10 re-
gulate elections in the parish OF Orlean.
and Jefferson, approved 25ih Janha'y y
1872
Mr.. Bailey, An act for the relief o
John r. Collins.
The House then adjourned Until to-
morrow, at 10 n. NJ.
a@a TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 26, 1880.
The House rt,rt ptr.ahbt to aslo'rn-
ntft.
Quorum preseii.
The following gentlemen introurrd
the following petitions:
!. Mr.. Caldwell. Petition Of Robert Spad
den for relief rplrrred to committee.
Mr.. Gill, Petl'ion of snudry citizen. d
Rapides, protesting agains, the passage o
any special law referred to com,niii"e.
| The following member. introduced the
following resolutions.
| Mr.. Raeap, Be II resolved, &C., That
.thi. Honse shall meet for the transact on
Of business at 9 O'Clock in the morning
! and o'clock In the evening laid over.
| Mr.. Gosselin. Be it resolved, trc.. that
Immediately after the State Boat Tsrre
aux Breuf Will he through with the works
on the Aniie river and New River, said
works to be ier,ninatrd before aty other
work is undertaken, the said brat, with
all The state han4~ OH hrr antuhntrng tt
20, shall proceed To I'anchipaho river and
remove the distractions from the bed o.
said river, DC. dc.
| The following gentlemen introduced The
following Bills, which were referred to
their appropriate committees: g.
| Mr.. Livingston, All act for the reliet
Of chas. Johnson.
| Mr.. George, An act TO provide for the
right Of way for Railroad.
| Mr.. Wlniree, An act to provide for the