The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-03-23

great Necessity OF the city OF New On,
leans. The immediate removal Of patie,,.
afflicted with this terrible disease f,o,.
crowded localities toan institution of 4.
character proposed by this bin woun
frequently be the means of saving N.
lives Of hundreds of our cit;zera \.
have such patients in the wards q II.
Charity Hospital we deem wholly in d
missible and dangerous.
| A subcommittee has visited the sit. :,
the proposed hospital, and find it, iron
location, and numerous other ADVANTAGE,
admirably adapted for the purpose; and
as no aid is asked in this bill but com.
pensation at the usual per diem for such
patients as may be sent, we can not ~.
the least objection to the hip, and would
therefore earnestly recommend its pss.
sage, with the following amendments
viz: ~.
After the word "fer," in line ten, ssetno
one, add ''the use Of patients afflicted
with such diseases" and strike out ths
word cit"
After the word diseases" in line four
section two, strike out the words "and \
embracing" and insert in lieu Thereof Ns
words (which site embraces" T
After the words smallpox" in lin.
eight, section two, strike out the balaus
of the section, and insert in lieu Thereof
the words, "and may be used for oths
contagious diseases, at the request or By
the order of the Board of Health"
At the end OF section four, add the ID.
lowing, viz: "In the name of the State d
i Louisiana, one-half of which shall b
given to the informer, and the other IN
the use of the Charity Hospital"
All of which is respectfully submitted
| THOMAS D. WORRALL,
| Chairman.
To the Honorable G. W. Carter, Speaker Of d
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Public Health an.
Quarantine have had under consideratioa
House bill No. 1913, entitled an act TO
amend and re-enact an act entitled IN
act to regulate the oyster fisheries on tli
bays and coasts of the State Of Louisiana
, being act No Is of the regular session
}. of 1870, and report the same back with
!. the recommendation that it do pass
All of which is respectfully submitted
/, THOMAS D. WORRAL,
> Chairman
y New Orleans, February Is, 1871
= House bill No. 1913, an act to amend
r and re-enact an act entitled On act to n
: eulate the oyster fisheries on the hu
:, and coast of the State Of Louisiua
l. being act No. Is of the regular sessOad
| 1870, reported by the committee. pasa
.s It's second reading, and was considered
| engrossed.
q. The constitutionalrule being suspende
the bill was put upon its third Reading
70 and final passage, its title adopted, and
a il WAS ordered to be sent to the Sens
for concurrence.
j. Mr.. Ringgold. of Orleans, moveda r
# consideration of the vote whereby IL
q. bill was finally passed, and also n'ovedp
10 Law the motion to reconsider upon TIL
table.
J. Carried.
House bill No. 65, an act to establish
~ hospital for smallpox and other GU
j. tagious diseases, was read. :,
- The amendments recommended By ID
10 committee were adopted.
9 The bill as amended passed it, 's"a
30 reading, and was considered as engr0s''
ID Under suspension Of the consttnu''
al rule it was read third time by w.
ID was finally passed, its title adopted Sd
r. it was ordered to be sent to the SeD'D
g. for concurrence. g- /.
Mr.. Brewster, of Ouaehita, by peru
N sion, introduced House bill No. ~ :,
act to Incorporate The town Of Win'n'
Louisiana, which was read under q "
10 pension of the rules. -.
The constitutional rule being suspsna'
re- the bill was put upon its second rss'D'
" and considered as engrossed-
al Under further suspension OF the "
60 stitutional rule the bill underwent
" third reading and final passage, ~ I,
adopted, and it was ordered to be ~"'
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