New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
titled an act for the relief of Margaret C.
Murphy. :
P. HARPER,
-... Chairman;
w. L. McMILLEN,
C. r. PRATT


passed its first and second readings and
was ordered to be engrossed.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Roo4,
July 20, 1883 !
To the Honorable Speaker and House of Repre-,
GENTLEMRN-Your Committee on Judi
clary having considered Senate bill No. 43,
herewith returned, IAN act to amend and
re-enact the first section of an act relative
to bonds of State and parish officers ap
proved March IL, 1855, beg leave to report
favorably.
p HARPER,
Chairman Judiciary Committee;
W. L. MCMILLEE,
A. L. LEE.
The report was received, and the bill
placed on its third reading and final pas
sage.
Mr.. McMillen, of Carroll, moved to strike
out in the ffty-seventh line of the first sec
tion the words " Finance Committee of the
Common Council of New Orleans and in
sert Recorder of Mortgages of the parish
of 0rleans.7
Mr.. Reese, of Lafourche, moved to lay the
amendment on the table.
Lost.
The amendment was adopted.
The bill as amended was adopted on its
final passage, and ordered to be sent to the
Senate for concurrence.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Room
July 81 6s
To the Honorable Speaker aud House of Repre-
sentatves:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Judicia.
~ having considered Senate bill No. Is,
"An act to regulate proceedings in reference
tCr M C1 nF
ninety-nine ofthe constitution of the State,n
beg leave to concur as amended.
P. HARPER,
Chairman:
Report received and accepted.
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE Room,
To the Honorable Speaker and House Of Represent
atiyes:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee Oh Judici-
airy having considered House bill No. Az,
an act to re-establish the burnt records of
the parish of Vim, beg leave to report fav-
orably.
P. HARPER,
Chairman;
B. C. WREN,
C. B. PRATT.
Report received and accepted.
Mr.. Fouts, of Vim, moved to strike out
the eleventh section as conflicting with ar
ticle eighty -four of the constitution.
Motion to strike out was carried, and the
bill ordered to be engrosscd.
The Committee on Corporation submitted
the following report:
On House bill No. e., that it be indefinite
ly postponed.
Report received and adopted.
COMMITTEE ON STATE LIBRARY.
The Committee on State Library submit
ted the following report, which was re
ceived and accepted:
STATE LIBRARY COMMITTEE RooM, ,
New Orleans, July S0i 1865.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives;
Your Committee on State Library be-
leave to report that, with the assistance oi
the Secretary Of State, we are now engaged
in taking an inventory of the books con
tanned in the State library, and at as early {
| day as possible will furnish full and correc
information concerning the same. We ar
reliably informed that the room now occu
pied by the Committee on Enrolment is th
| one where the library properly belongs, !
| having been temporarily removed to its pres
ent location for satetywhile the recent repair
were being made to Mechanics Institute
| We are of the opinion that tine library as a
present located is very iuconvenient 70
| members of the General Assembly anG
| others, and recommend its immediate n
moval to the room formerly used for tina
| purpose, and at the proper time will intro
| duce "a resolution to that effect.
| (Signed) DENNIS BURREL,
Chairman;
g@ JOSEPH MANSION,
A. J. DEMAREST,
C.J. ADOLPHE,
MOSES STERRET,
P. G. DESLONDE,
S. C. MOLLERE.
The Committee on Agriculture submitte,
the following report, which was received all
accepted
| To the Speaker and Members Of the House of Rel
| resentattves of the State OF louisiana
New ORLEANS, July 81, 1868.
Your Committee on Agriculture afte
considering the Importance of the subject
and desiring to present to this Legislator
all the important facts upon and relating t
this question, would beg leave to repol
progress.
Your committee proposes to show man
important facts regarding the agriculture
interest in this and other Southern State!
brought about by the new order and chang
ofthings, not only in respect to labor, bu
in regard to various products that our so
is capable of making remunerative beside
cotton, cane, rice, corn, and tobacco.
| (Slgned) II. j. MOhAN,
Chairman;
WILLIS PRESCOTT,
F A. TUREAUD.
The Committee on Railways submitte
the following majority and minority r'
ports;
New ORLEANS, July 81, 1868.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of th
House of Representatives
Your committee have the honor to repoI
that they have carefully considered Hous
, bill No. Sc, entitled an act relative to tn
New Orleans, Mobile, and Chattansog
Railroad company, corporation OF tn
State of Alabama, and authorizing and en-
, powering said company to exercise an
enjoy its corporate powers and franchise
in the State o. Louisiana, and hereby II
port the same favorably, with amendment
for the action of the House.
]. b. ESNARD,
Chairman Committee on Railways;
j. H. MCVEAN,
P. JONES Y0RKE,
FRANK M0REY,
T. B. w. EVANS,
HENRY L. REY.
concur in the above report, except tn
| | wish inserted as a proviso at the end
! section two, as follows, viz:
! provided, however, that before cor
structing said railroad through the stree
of the city of New Orleans the consent
! the Municipal Council of said city shall fir
be obtained authorizing the same.p
AMOS KENT.
On motion of Mr.. Mcvean, of Caddo, IL