New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

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NEssxensf4oM THE HOUSE.
a. rs n0OAt o ~ Of Chief ciert
{ sss ~ New Orleans, February 10. ls71.>
- IL ncnorable f'es''en' anu 'As'''e'' u ''
~ An directed by the House to ask the
ConcsrrenseOf the Senate In the following
HSgse ~, nc's. - - .rtho,;,a tho naon,e
s 81 ma na,;sh If IIiyingstou to change the
location of their courthouse and to locate
the same BY vote OF the people tnereupon.
t ~ ~, an ~ ~ s,.ac;af tax nf fifteen
i thousand dollars to build courthouse and
Jail for the parish Of Grant.
20. -, IN ~. :. 80 4 fnr +ba rel;sf of my.
=. 1900 sixteenth sections" approyed
March Is, 1866.
No. ii, an act to reimburse CERTAIN taxes
MtegaAs LnposoSS ..'.;, iSSS
And No. Is, an act to amend an act en-
titled IAN act to incorporate the Bayou Ra-
pldes NaViS a.n No'nP'nN, "Ppi "a ~
Iu ;I 49,, 49, GU" e''
Also to ask the signature Of the Pres-
dent of the Senate to the following enrolled
Dill .,.oo.o 81
Dar;5 FISHER q. Oliver and CeIcstin
Oliver from Ascension parish to the parish
OF Jenefsoh. wu,1.u vrcEpc
chief clerl House of Renresentnt;yes.
1ne secretary
40, eon' III ieAo'' 'i'
OILS:
Senate OH NO. = 10 SECURE Ho'A' ~
actual settlers. etc.
Substitute for Senate bill No. IS. relative
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tratlOn. etc.
Senate bill No. lG. to form new parish.
20 ho ..,,od ,be n,r;sb of Red River.
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oeh"'e pi'i No ~, ioi INC "a
o. Nixon, late public printer
Senate bill No. 1874. making an apprO,uia
~ nov Si,,oo, nelden A.-oruey Gen.
'ion ~ pay S'"ie'i' -
eral, etc.
Senate bill No LIS, to fix the time OF hold
ina,,o D;s+r;c+ Cour, in ,he ,a-ish .f VIM.
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The President submitted to the Senatcth
minority report of the COMMISSIONERS to'
Pensions Which was referred :. Tx. Com.
C,a.,,:.:.
nlttee on PENSIONS anu 0fa'"-''s'
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
Mr. Raw from the Committee On Julici.
A' c.. ,,;u
airy, reported iaVoraol! upon Seha'e !ii'
No. 1.2, to be entitled an act fixing The
time of holding the District Court ia the
N:-.,, r,,3;o;ol DiS,r;c, Of +b. State Of.
Nin.n oo'i''''
Louisiana.
Also. made the following report:
To the Honorable President and Members o: the
Senate:
The judiciary committee of the Senate 10
whom was referred Senate bill No. 81. IAN
the parish of Orleans" etc. have had said
bin under consideration.
The eighty-third article of the cons itu
ton provides 1.-The General Assembly shall
divide the State into judicial districts.
which shall remain unchanged Tor four
wears; and for each district court one
nudge. learned in the law, shall be
elected for four years And il pro
yides. further. that ''untif other
wise provided, there shall be seven district
courts for the parish OF Orleans. one
of these courts as provided by this article,
AZ I In aI.ni;s,oI A. tLe +ime of ,he ndnntion
of the constitution. the city and parish of
New Orleans composed Judlclal dls'fict.
Inc Ji9ielai u1s,,ti,n ~ flo cnns,;tutinn
were continued. as they were not inconsis-
tent with any provision of the constitution
article li9.
90 n.io =. a n% anr one Of The seven
district courts established for the district of
Orleans, Which is the first district; but by
article one hundred ana hl1S-iout IN an St e,te
.loi was !:li W ,'.,n;c;,'.I ott;cers on
the seventeenth and eighteenth days of
April, 1868, and by article one hundred and
nliy-9iSnt' all cNii oil'' t . .I +ar,, Of
liz, ras,,ant;'e neices herein prescribed. .
The terri of Office prescribed for Il district
Judge is four years: Act NO. q contains
Inese seNefal PROV isioi.S "a Wv. ,io, ,
5;s+r;"t oo',,.t rscon;zcd or rather estab.
Hshed, by the constitution, and to which i!