Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
Legislative Proceedings.

sENAr E- - Thursday, Frb, ~, le59a--
Tie s;enale met pursuant to adioufilnlen
uo,.. II, g. Martin Ia TIL Cl,iif-4=2t
members plsFent,
Tho SENATE was informed OF 'lie pas
sage blythe lfosse of An net to prevent
lie mixing Of eut.oYfs by individuals
An act 10 increase the nut,ber OF Ju'
torH In ll,e Parish Of East Baton keilge
An aat TO provide FOR the carrying into
effect The judiciary system
Al art TO change tie name Or John ]
| Fueks al6i The concurrence Of he seil.
ete wa5 ashed 10 said bills,
Mr. hseniamin presented q memorial o
| the Board vi llotaHie physicians.
Mr.. lsebb, Meinotia l of citizens o.
| New Orleans relative to schools, etc stiid
memotIals were appropriately REFERRED,
Mr.. Ierdefe, oil behalf OF The joint
| Committee, TO whom was referred The
subjeeI| Of the Secretary OF State and
others: reported adverse to q reduction o
The stiary Of sald oflietr, aud declined
| MAKING d report IN relation to the salary
Of the. State Engineer, ne They intended
| reporting n hill 10 abo ish ail office, they
| ferefttd that articles Oh and 10 plaeed II
Out eR their power TO reduce The ealary
Of The Judges,
Ti,s Governor transmitted 10 the Seii-
ate, tlruugh lis Private Secretary, a letter
from Gle Governor OF Kentucky, relative
to voluntary inspection Of -four,
Ms fseiiannil,'s bill for The organisa.
ton ;f corporations for weesa OF public
Improvement and utility, was taken III.
anl lassed, The rules having been apspeh.
led Also, The Act FOR the appropriation
of la}ids for railroads and other works OF
pnbls utility, was passed
on motion the Senate then adjourned
untIkto.morrew, 1T 10 o'clock, A. N,
tlhtsf-M Thursday, FEB, IL, 1859
lighthouse met pursuant to adjournment d,
SO iaetnbefs present.
Lave Of absence was granted to Mr.,
T~l,ssnpsoo, Of -, Bernard.
'iI.e Speaker laid before tho House n
CONTAMINATION from the Adiu aut Gen.
efait Referred to Committee Oh Militia.
Mf, Datilleau. Of the Committee Oh
Ensdlmenls, reported as duly enrolled,
An Act concerning pledges,
lily d messnge from the SENATE the
tlollse was informed that the President Of
ihe.Senate had slgued several bills.
Messrb, Lathfor, Cherliu, solomon,
Campbell, Richardson aud Chapman. pre-
selled petisiensi which were ~eppropfi-
atesy referred,
Dir. Solomon offered Il resolution an.
lhaatsing the State treasurer 10 nay 10
J.{B' Leefe aoi dollars, being for nile.
agia and per diem allowed him while con-
teAing n seat in this Ito ,se. Referred 10
Committee oh Finance,
Resolutions were offered by Messfs.
DIry and Ranney, which Were arpfo.
plsately referred.
1.-THE Speaker laid before the House a
EXPERIMENTATION from the Governor, trans.
nA,ting u report from the Superintendent
OF the Asylum for the Deaf aud Dumb, at
Hanville Kentucky.
Mr.. Connely, on behalf Of the Judi
cary Committee, TO whom was referred
An aet to prohibit card playing, reported
Ire same back 10 the House.
/ Mr.. Noise, on behalf of the same
| Committee to whom was referred tho res.
taution mstruc ing the Committee to in
4uire whether 1t be necessary 10 provide
ly law for taking the sense Of the people
An the proposed amendment to the Con.
stitntion. Reported by bill.
Several bills were introduced. The
blouse adopted the Consolidation Bill, and
sesolution to pay the Superintendent b
Publ, Schools,
On motion, the House then adjourned
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