New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-19
The sanitary condition of the institution

COulO TcpulrS, UOWcNcK, AAO ACONSNs VIII
for the comfort of the inmates and for the
preservation of the building. In this CON
nection your committee have examined the
estimates for current expenses, as detailed
in the annual report of the administrators
and superintendent, and we respectfully
recommend that the appropriation asked
for, amounting to fifty thousand four hun
bred dollars $3.50, 400 be made.
Among the many things OF interest that
came under the observation OF your com
mittee was the printing office OF the lnsti-
tuition, worked and managed exclusively
by the inmates.
The President and membersEf the Senate
will find in the printed annual report OF
the institution a very credltable specimen
of their hand;work.
In the same Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind is. also, located the
Louisiana State University.
Although there is at present sufficient
room to accommodate both Of these institu-
tons, still it is desirable they should be en-
tirel Y disunited as soon as the resources OF
the State VIII permit, proper buildings TO
be erected or otherwise provided for, tor
the use OF the university; ana your COM
mitttee recommend that they be continued
as they are until that can be done. The IN
stitution is one of great Importance to the
people, and in which they and their repre-
should be +ostered as indicative OF the bib
crafty and charitable purposes of the
State.
Respectfully submitted
THOS. G. ANDERSON,
S. n. THOMAS,
SAMUEL s. BOWMAN.
j. =. LEWIS.
NOTICES or BILLS.
BY Mr.. Anderson:
OF a bin 70 be entitled an act Coz the re-
lief Of William +. Story {. Co.
Also, Of bill to be entitled an act grant
Ing to John Weaver the right to establish
and maintain ferry across Bayou Came,
in the parish of St. Landry.
By Mr.. Hunsakey:
OF bill to be entitled an act 20 establish
the office Of inspectors Of distilled spirits
and rectified spirits, for the city and port of
New Orleans; to regulate the duties per
tanning to the same. and provide a penalty
for the violation OF said act.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.
The following bills were introduced by
unanimous consent, and without previous
notice:
BY Mr.. Ccupland
A bill 10 be entitled an act 20 provide
for the preservation of the records and
documents OF the late First Judicial Dis
trics Court OF Louisiana, parish OF Or
leans.
Passed It's frs. reading.
The constitutional rnle was then sus-
pended by a iour-t.:ths affirmative vote, the
| bill put on It's second reading, and referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Ingraha1r:
! A bill to be entitled an ac. Tor the relief
of the Lutheran Society No. :. Of The Third
! District OF New Orleans.
Passed It's first reading.
The constitutional rule was -Len sus-
pended by fou,-itths affirmative vote, the
bill put on It's second reading, and referred
| to the Committee ou Charitable lrstitu
| tons.
Bv Mr.. Hunsxker;
| y bill 10 be entitled an at ;cr the relief
| Of Thomas ]. Duran; and James X. EeldsI
| ~ Mr.. Antoine:
Il
rate the Morning Star Benevolent Associa.
| ton OF Shreveport, Louisiana.
| Passed is first reading.
| The constitutional rule was then suspend
ed by q fou.-ftths affirmative vote, and the
! bill put upon is second reading.
| Tie bill was read and considered Cd
crossed for third reading.
The constitutional rule was further sUs
pended ny = -our-tiltlls affirmative vote. the
h.ll read its third and las. .ilne. and finally
adopted with It's title
BY Mr.. Thompson;
Of a bill TO be entitled az ac. authorizr!
Oran NJ. kinchen to adopt Hct.ie Louise
| Harvey as one OF his children.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rale was hen Sis
pended by Il foUr-lftis affirmative vote
the bill put on rs second reading ans
considered cngrossed for a third reading.
The constitutional rule was further sus
pended by a four-tittfs affirmative vote, tn
bill read its third and las. time. and FINAL,
adopted with its title.
Tv Mr.. Futch:
\ bill 20 he entitled an act for the relic
of r. F.. Bruson, State Tax Collector TO
the parish of Union.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
pended by fo,,r-fifths affirmative vote, ant
the bill put on its second reading.
Mr.. jerks moved that the bill be Ieferre
to tie Committee on Appropriations:
Mr.. Smith moved to lay that motion o
the table, on which the yeas and nays wer
called, with the following result:
Yeas: Blackman, Bowman, Daigle. Fish
Futch. Gallup. Herwig. Ingraham. McMil
len, holland, O'IIara Pierce, Ray, Sniti
Swords. Sypher, Thomas, Thompson, Todc
Twitchell-.0.
Nays: Antoine, Barber, Campbell. HUI
saker, .!enks, kelso, Lewis, Lynch, Plnci
back, Raglan, Wilcox-ll.
The Chair declared the motion to reft
laid Oh the table.
The bill was then considered cngrosse
for a third reading.
The constitutional rule was further 81
pended by a four tifths affirmative vote, Il
bill read its third and las- time, aud tinali
adopted with its title
. BY Mr.. Todd:
f \ bill TO be entitled an act to amer
ana re-cnact section two o. IAN act relatlH
to the purchase aud distribution OF books
=. approved March 9, 1869.
Passed its first reading.