New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-21
referred to the Committee on Parochial

Orleans by the erection of produce shed
and incorporate the Western Produce Com
pany, which was put upon it's first reading
Thu constitutional rules having been SUE
pended, the bill was read o second time, re
ferred to the Committee on Commerce and
Manufactures, and 1t was ordered to be
printed.
House bill No. So, an act entitled an ac
for the relief of 0. G. Blandin was PLACED
upon its first reading.
The constitutional rules having been sus
pended, tho bill underwent it's second read
ing and was referred to the Committee OF
| Claims.
Mr.. Harper, of st. Charles, was called t.
the chair.
House bill No. SO, an act to enable parties
claiming land by prescription under the
laws of the State to apply to the District
Court Of the Judicial District in which such
lands are situated to affirm ltheir titles,
and regulating the proceedings in uch cases
was read.
The constitutional rule being suspended,
the bill was read a second time by title. and
referred to the Committee on Private and
Public Land Claims.
House bill No. 60, an act 70 provide for
the protection Of the city Of New Orleans
from overflow, and to build q lcvee for the
purpose. was put upon its first reading.
Under a suspension Of the constitutional
rule the bill was read a second time, re-
ferred to the Committee on Public Lands
and Leyees, and it was ordered to be
printed.
House bill No. 81, an act for the relief of
the supervisors OF registration for the vari-
GUS parishes in the State OF Louisiana, was
put upon it's first reading.
The constitutional! rule was then sus-
pended, the bill read a second time by title
and referred to the Committee on .Appro-
priations.
House bill No. e., an &C: providing for
the draining and closing up Of Gorton's
bayou and the mouth Of Old river, in the
parish Of Avoyelles. and providing for the
appointment Of five commissioners for the
execution thereof. and appropristing the
sum- of five Thousand dollars from the State
therefor, and for other purposes,
was put upon its first reading.
Under a suspension OF the constitutional
to the Committee on Canals and
Drainage.
House bill No. G3. an act 20 incorporate
the Francs-Amis Benevolent Association
Of New Orleans, Louisiana, was read.
The constitutional rules were suspended.
;hc bill read a second time, and referred to
the Committee on Corporations.
House bill No. e.. an act to insure the
and p~er,aanency OF the levees o. the
State. and to provide the means therefor.
vas read.
The constitutional rules were suspended.
he bill was read a second time by title and
to the Committee on Lands and
and it was ordered to be printed.
House bill No. e., an act to establish one
for small pox and other contagious !
diseases. was placed upon its first reading. |
The constitutional Jules having been sus-
pended. the bill was put upon its second
eadinG and referred TO the Committee on |
public Health and Quarantine.
House bill Ne. Sc, an &C; entitled an act for
lie relief OF Joseph L. Sizenore. Sheriff OF the
of Caldwell. Louisiana. was pu, upon
IS first reading.
The constitutional rules were suspended. |
he bill read a second time by title, and .c-
erred TO the Committee on Claims.
House bill No. e., an act to define and
the cost o.; clerks, shcriffs. record.
rs and n%otaries public throughout the State
; Louisiana. and providing torfci,ures and
e~nalties for overcharging or failing TO per.
,Iln their duties. and the mode Of collecting
leir fees.
The constitutional rules having been srs-
ended, the bill underwent its second read
-. was referred 20 the Committee on
Judiciary. and it was ordered to be printed.
House bill No. IS, an act entitled an act
:, incorporate the town of Columbia. III the
arish of Caldwell. State OF Louisiana, and
} amend and ce-enact section four of an
entitled IAN ac: 10 incorporate the town
Columbia. III tie parish Of Caldwell.
ouisiana. approved March &c, 1867" was
,aI.
Under a suspension q; the constitutional
the bill was read a second time and re
FRED TO the Committee On Corporations.
The.Speaker resumed the chair.
House bill No. GO, an act supplementary
an act entitled ian act to incorporate the
ississippi aud Atlantic Ship Cana! Com
so as to connect the waters OF the
:ssissippi River and Gulf of Mexico" APP
March 81. 1869. and granting State
i to the same, was read.
The constitutional! rlle was suspended,
Ie bill read a second time and referred to
Re Committees on Lands and Levces.
House bill No. 20. al act entitled an &C:
+ the relief of Jacob Strauss, Of New Or
was placed on it's first reading.
Under q suspension OF the constitutional!
lies the bill was put OF its second reading.
fcrred to the Committee or Claims ard its
hitting was ordered.
Mr.. Waters, o: Orleans. moved an ad-
urnment, upon which Messrs. kenner. of
and Sar;a;n. Of Carroll. demanded
e yeas and NAYS. which resulted ns fol.
Yeas: Abel. Baker. Barker. Be!o:. Butler.
after, Darby, Davis. Delnas. Devices.
uric, Ellis. Faulkner, Huston, Marvin.
atthews, Moncule. Ong. Pond, Stanton. ,
inson, Thompson. Tureaud. Verrett, !
aters. f. Williams, Wilson, Worrall-2S.
Nays: Barrett. Barrow. Bentley, B;cklam.
lunt, Bowen, Brewster. Broussard, Brown. !
ryan, buchanan. Buckingham. Chacherc. {
Darin.burg, Floyd. Fontelieu,
adds. Gardner. G~arstkamp. =. Harper. 9
=. Harper, Hampstead. johnson. Kearson, e