New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03

j. GARSTkAMP.
W. II p1pRG Gsairma n;
r. H. ISABELLE,
c. A. EAGER.
J. 8. MATHEWS.
A. B. FAULKNER.
Report received and accepted.
On motion, the constitutional rule wa
suspended, and the bill was read secon
time by its title.
Mr.. McVean, of Caddo, moved to strik
out tee second section.
| Carried by rising vote of yeas So,
nays Is.
Bill ordered to be placed on the caller
dar for its third reading.
Mr.. Pearce, of Bossier, as chairman G
the Committee on Unfinished Business
submitted the following report:
| ROOMS COMMITTEE ON UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Eew Orleans, February rs. 1910.
| 70 the Honorable Speaker and Members of tn
! House OF Representatives.
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Unfn
lshed Business have considered Senate bill
NO. 24S, entitled an act to amend and re-en
act an act entitled an act to repair the Opos
|
| approved July 5, 1857, and have the honor
| 10 report and recommend that the bill bt
| referred to committee on Public Lands anC
| Levees.
Respectfully, JOHN PEARCE,
Chairman:
JOHN PAGE
EUSEBE LEBLANC.
Report received and accepted.
Recommendation of the committee
agreed to.
Mr. Harper, of St. Charles, as chairman
OF the Committee on Judiciary, submitted
the following report:
To the Honorable speaker and Menbers of Aha
House of Representatives:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Judi.
clary, having had under consideration
House bill No. 2l5. entitled an act to secure
the t4ir and impartial trial of civil causes in
the district courts of this State, etc, beg
leave to report the bill back favOrably and
recommend its passage.
Also, House bill No. 31l, entitled an act
relating to collecting special tax to re-
pulld courthouse in the town Of Alexau.
dria, and respectfully report fayorably by
substitute and recommend its passage.
T. HARPER, Chairman.
Report received and adopted.
On motion, House bill No. 215 was con-
sidered as engrossed, constitutional rule
was suspended, and the bill read third
time by its title and finally passed.
Title was adopted, and the bill was. or
dered to be sen. to the Senate for concur
renee.
On motion, substitute to House bill No.
81 was considered as adopted, constitu-
tional rule was suspended, and the bill
read third time by its title, and finally
passed.
Title adopted and the bill ordered to be
sent to the Senate for concurrence.
Mr. Harper submitted q further report,
as follows:
House OF Representatives,:
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on Judi
ciary report that they have considered Sen
ate bill No. los, for the regulation of fees
and costs, and report the same with amend
ments. The necessity OF revised fee bill,
particularly for the country parishes. is
apptlf III. Il Juoti sll III bUule ICSp6CL5
liberal, scale of lees is necessary for the
PEI Torrance of the official duties of court
officers. We have, however, cut down such
fees as would be in any wise eXorbitant,
and carefully pruned all provisions liable to
abuse. The subject is one of laborious
detail. Should the body Of revised statutes
become law, they will, in default
of the adoption of the present bill. provide
for the compensation of officers; but we
nod ms Tn
strictly detailed fee bill than there pre-
sented, and more suited to the business of
the present day than any revision of former
statutes could be. All services and duties
are strictly defined and their compensation
strictly provided for, except those special
to the parish of Orleans and comprised in
the act of sixteeHth March, 1852 No. l64, of
acts of that year, which. it is conceded, is
not revised or superseded by acts of gen.
provisions would be unaffected by the pas.
sage of the revised statutes proposed.
We propose that the following amend
nents to Senate bill No. 165, be adopted
and the bill as amended, sent to the Senate |
Or concurrence: |
Section two, omit sixth to eleventh lines,
both included, - inserting to-wit."
Let lines twelve to sixteen read as follows:
9 For every Conservatory writ issued in |
he return of the writ"
Line twenty-ei9ht, strike out the words,
and assigning
Lines sixty.tWo, sixty.three and sixty.four,
trike out the words for serving writ of |
listringas and return. two dollars"
Line sixty-six. strike out "two dollars" |
md insert one dollar"
Line siXtyseveD, insert after "jury" the |
words Gin civil cases."
Line sixty-eight, insert after "dollarsr |
he words land in criminal causes one dol |
ar"
Line sixty-nine, after "jury" insert Gin
;ivil causes only"
Lines seventy .one and saven,y.two, strike |
,ur "prayed for and insert "called."
Line seventy-twO, after 'dOilar," insert |
and in criminal causes fifty cents shall be |
allowed for each summons to juror"
Lines ninety, ninety-OUe, ninety two,
trike cut all after word ''cents," in nineti-
tn line, and insert land for receiving in |
md dscharging from the Parish Prison, one |
loiiar shall be allowed; the Sheriff shall also
,e allowed the actual costs incurred for
uel, lights, necessary clothing for the pris-
'ners and repairs to prison, upon the ap.
,roval of the District Judge"
Strike out lines ninety-three, ninety four,
ninety five and ninety.six.
Line one hundred and twelve, strike out
he words throughout the State" and in
ert ''the parish of Orleans excepted"
Line one hundred and thirteen, strike out
five" and insert tea"
Line one hundred and thirty eight, strike
ut six" and insert ten
Line one hundred and forty-two, strike
ut Zone" and insert "each."
Strike out lines One hundred and forty
We, one hundred and fOrty-six, one hundred
nd forty seven and one hundred and forty
light.
Strike out all after the word ''charged,r
q one hundred and seveutieth line. to and |
,cluninn the one hundred and snuanfu. |