The Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1870-1871, 1871-02-16

FlkSI OCCCAO->
OF rig 4-.o
second GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE i,dtlea
STATE OF LOUISIANA. ar
| ,cstaud. from our last Number.
rla,ulh bays Proceedings.
SENATE CHAMBER, I
Friday, january, Ii, 1871. !
s.nate met pursuant to adjournment.
,r, Hon. o. J. Dunn, Lieutenant
-, and President of the Senate
''.- ANDERSON, Antoine, Barber, Black
''I p,1r,an, Butler, Campbell, Couplnnd'
r,,h, Gallup, Harris, Herwig, Hun
| Incraham, jerks, Kelso, Lewis
t VNillen, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinch
" p,,,p. Ray. Smith, Swords, Thomas'
n Todd. Twitchell, Whitney, Will
,rihe Rov. Mr.. Burch. org
r,,d the minutes of the previous
!. ,,aelings dispensed with. No cor
NTH desired it to appear that he was
,,,,l as a member of the Committee
rl.,,l Relations and on Engrossins
|, nd that he declined such nomin"-
/ !. Secretary was instructed to cause II
| ], appear ON the minutes.
\. 0Hara desired it to appear that ne
.,or,inated Us a member of the Commit
"a Corporations, and declined.
,retary similarly instructed
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
le 1OllONlilp HitH'"S'
House of Representatives:
no Honorable President and Members OIL tns
Senate.
~, ,l;rected 10 inform the Senate thai
House has passed House bill No. -, o
session of 1870. entitled an act relative
ie Mississippi Valley Company over tin
prnor's veto by vote of 76 yeas to =
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
v Mr.. Ingraham;
v, bill Ia be entitled an act to incorpo
III. Young Veterans, 1SG2--6J, Benc'
nj and Mutual Aid Association OF Ne'
eans, Louisiana.
b. NJ. O'Hara:
NJ hill to be entitled an act in relation
,hc sal. Of spirituUns liquors.
LIS INTRODUCED AC,OID.NG TO PREv1OU'
By Mr.. Campbell:
A hill to I've entitled an act authorizin,
lc city Of Scw Orleans to levy water rate
pom all property on the lines OF water pipe
i'll or H. be laid, and contiguous thereto
e collection of said rates and the power t.
and dispose of the present Waterworki
to contract with any incorporated com
NY for the supplying of the inhabitants o
b city with pure and limpid water, etc.
Which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus-
ended by four-fftlls affirmative vote
be bill put on its second reading, ant
rfered to the committee composed o
be city delegates.
By Nr. Antoine:
4 bill to be entitled an act for the re
ii Of ". Hawlesworth.
Which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
ended by a four-ffths affirmative vote
he bill put upon its second reading, ant
'elerredto the Committee on Claims.
ByMr. Futch:
bill to be entitled an act authoriz
as the Improvement of the navigation
'oayous dArbonue and Cornie, an,
Fp7oprlatms the sum of seventy-fv
lousand dollars for said purpose.
Which passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
ended by a four-ffths Affirmative vot'
'e OIL put on its second reading an
elsrred to the Committee ON Drainag,
4n''ls and Inland Navigation.
by Mr. Pinchback ~
a OIL to be entitled an act relative
ectiOns
Passed +, its first reading. ~
Inc constitutional rule was then su
Flded bya four-ffths affirmative vot
,a on second reading and referred
lie Judiciary Committee.
''"oDUcrloN OF BILLS BY UNANIMOUS co,