The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-16

Committee on immigration and its printing
ordered. 5adi 80. pyom AltDi lNs
Previous notice having been given.
House bill No. 219, an act to create the
parish af St Joseph, and to provide for
the organization of the same, was read
Under suspension Of the constitution
al rule, the bill was put on its second
reading, and referred to the Committee
on ParochiM Affairs, and ordered to be
printed. r,,lfI MI .b0lnE (
House bill No. 1853, a joint resolution
authorizing and requiring the transfer Of
David Fisher, J. C. Oliver and Celestine
Oliver from the parish jail Of Ascension
to the parish jail Of Jefferson, reported
favorably upon by the Committee on Jul
dietary, was considered as engrossed. /
The constitutional rule being Suspend
cd the bill was placed on its third reading
and final passage, its title adopted, and it
was ordered to be sent to the Senate for
concurrence 10 TT
Mr.. Barrett, of Orleans, gave notice
that at some future time he would intro
duce bill for the relief of the families of
Thomas j. Fox and Joseph Clavier, late
members of the New Orleans Fire De-
partment, who lost their lives at the fire
at the Varieties Theatre. .'.ds. OIL 10
Previous notice having been given
House bill No. 220, an act making On APP
preparation for each representative of
newspapers in the Senate and House of
Representatives, wss placed upon it's first
reading. ..... r-.,.. 49, e,g
The constitutional rule being suspend
ed, the bill was put on itssecond reading.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Garstkamp, Of
Jefferson, the rule by which the bill was
compelled to be considered in committee
Of the whole was dispensed with. $500
The bill was considered as engrossed.
Under suspension of the constitu-
tional rule, the bill underwent its third
reading and final passage, its title was
adopted, and it was then ordered to be
sent to the Senate for concurrence. sll1
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. l III.
Previous notice having been given, the
following bills were placed on their first
reading, and under suspension of the
constitutional rules, we're placed on their
second reading, and referred to appropri-
ate committees: ..sl ..r.I J.l,
House bill No. 221, an act granting to
Alexander w. Kinchen, his heirs and as
signs, the privilege Of building toll
bridge across the Natalbany river, near
the town Of Springfield, in the parish OF
Livingston rat go. -'|
Referred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations.
House bill No. 222, an act to extend the
rights and privileges Of the Outlet Gin
Manufacturing Company, a duly incorpo-
rated institution of this State. '
Referred to the Committee OH Corpora
tions 'g9.J .1fH'- 30 - '
House bill No. 22a, an act to provide
for the refundment of money orunsatis-
fed land warrants issued by the State
under grants by the United States. =
Referred to the Committee on Public
and Private Land Olsims. pa.ii' an 80
House bill No. 224, joint resolution ad-
dressing John N. Cheevers, District At
torney Of the Fourth Judicial District Of
the State of Louisiana, from Office. .rr
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
House bill No. 225, an act relative to
juries in the parish Of Caddo. irt :sso2
Referred to Committee ON Judiciary.
House bill No. 1885,, an act to provide
for and determine the valuation Of the
property of all railroad companies within
the State of Louisiana ..7
Referred to the Committee on Rail.
roads. ... .i.,. -.. .'e,sj
House bill No. 227, an act relative tc
costs and fees of clerks of district courts
Referred to the Committee on Judici
airy. ..4r.' q"
House bill No. 228, an act relative b
Bayou Cheghy, and for the purpose of i'm
proving, draining and retaining the landl
lying between Bayou Lafourche and tn.
Mississippi river. fa.r ata2,os d,
Referred to the Committee on Intern
al improvements . la.,cm
House bill No. 229, an act for the relic
of Mary E. Blanchard. 5d, q .aor