The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-12


structions rom anl improvi1g the
navigation in he rivers ,Rpptchatapa :,
Bogue Lscse and Roeue Chitto. in the
parish ef Washington ssas read
Thssonstitutional rules were .su4pend-
ed the bill put upon its second reading.
and It was referred to the Committee ON
Internal Improvements -,
House bill No. AZ, an act for the 10
ef Of w., B, Hyman, was placed upon,
its first reading. -
), The constitutional rules were suspend.
ed, the bill was read 2 second time and
referred t. fhe Committee on Claims :
Il House bill No. 43, an act entitled an
act the better to regulate the practice Of
dentistry within the State Of Louisiana. !,
ard to protect the public against ths
evils Of charlataninn, was read. ,,
f. Under suspension Of the constita-
ional rules the bin underwent . second
reading. and was referred to the Com
|'hittee on Public Health and Quaran7
SAes .i.ItIoQ ynn Y,' osiia;.r,~,gc,,d -.,,o,,
House biz No. A, Burke l. Co., Va
put upon its first reading arr ~
The constitutional rules having been
suspended, the bill was read second
time, and referred to the Committed on, /,
Lands, and Levees. .J, 80. ~,
! House bill No. As, an act to incorporate
the Ibervills Collegiate Institute, in the
parish Of Iberyille, Was read, -,
Under suspension Of the ccnstitu-
tional rules, the bill was put upon its 4
second reading, and referred to the
Committee on Public Education. .,n d.
House bill No. 46, an act to amend
and reenact section one of IN act entitled
IAN act relative to advertisements,"" No, !.
~ Of the acts Of the regular session. Of
1870. and providing for parochial, Judi
fcial and other advertising required to be
made in the several parishes, in this
State in which there is no oficil journal,
was put upon its first reading. s,,a,,,,
| The constitutional rule, was then sus-
pended by a four-6fths affirmative vote,
the bill put on its second reading. order
ed to be -prlrted, and referred to the
Committee on Judiciary, t.s, -,
House bill No. Al, an act to change the
time of holding the Parish Courts in the
Eleventh judicial District and to en-
power the parish Judges to transact all
kinds of business ut each term, and to
authorize the Parish Judges Of Claiborne,
Bienyille, Jackson and Union to FIX
the term of their respective courts, which,
was read, and placed on the calendar forI
q second reading i.r,~'7qq1 l...s .tq.r.
House bill No. "a, an act in relatiop,
to criminal offenses committed by iA-.o
same persons, orlpersons alleged to be II
insane. and for other purposes, was.
read ,tn Hs3iiii Ina L,,buiyl! go
Under q suspension Of the constitu,,r
tional rules the bill was read q second
time, and referred to the COMMITTEES ON
Judiciary. i~'iii4 y5iad lisiraq doAs big
House bill No 49, an act to facilitate
the transaction of Judicial business in
the District Court of the State. Of Lou;s-
iana, was placed upon its first reading.
The constitutional rules having been
suspended. the bill was read n second
time and referred tefhe Committee on
Judiciary. ap ID ii,Iasd,ni 81 Llso9
House bill No. SO, an act 10 repeal nm,
act approved March 16, 1S48, entitled
ian act to incorporate the town Of PROV
idence, in the parish of Carroll and al
acts amendatory thereto" was read. s,Y,
The constitutional rules wore sus-
pended, the bill read q second time and
referred to the Committee on Corpo-
rations a'a tsat5. ts1aa iinr,'..s ~
House bill No. 81, an net for the m
lief of A. ]. Oliver and George Albans
and for the liquidation Of the claims
against the State, growing out Of con-
tract for the improvement Of Red river
was put upon It's first reading. 81 bra ia
Under suspension Of the 'constitu-H
tional rdle, the bin underwent III second
reading, was referred To the Committee
on Claims, and it was ordered 10 Be
printed. ~ u Nnli'in@ .1,isE i.'I .sna'a al
House bill No. 50, an act entitled an
act to grant persons studying INV and
not licensed n ,,rniyfice In crurts ~ i,y.sx.q