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


person in certain cases.
By Mr. Hampstead, of Iberville ~
A bill giving to the different parishes in the
State, except the parish of Orleans, the exclusive
right to sell the property of SUGGESTIONS.
By Mr.. Murray, of Orleans
A bill regulating the taxes on coffee-houses
and third-class groceries in. the city of New
Orleans
BY Mr.. Mahoney, of Plaquemine
A bill to repeal act No. 102, entitled 'an act
New Orleans, and to grant certain privileges to
the New Orleans Sanitary and Fertiizing Com
pany.
BY Mr.. Williams, of Orleans
An act to cause culvert to be constructed on
Canal street, from Claiborne street to St.
Patrick street, in the city of New Orleans.
By Mr. Fontelier,, of Vermillion:
An act to facilitate the transaction of iu-
dicial business in the District Courts of the
State of Louisiana.
By Mr.. Bentley, of st. Mary:
An act entitled an act to amend an net en-
titled ''an act to regulate public education
in the State of Louisiana and the CITY of
New Orleans, and to raise revenue for that
purpose"
By Mr.. Davidson, of Livingston:
An act to repeal the net entitled can act
to improve the sanitary condition of the
city of New Orleans, and to grant certain
privileges to the New Orleans s ,nitary and
Fertilizing Company, act No. 1O2.
By AR. Lynch, of Iberville:
An act entitled an act to incorporate the
Iberville Collegiate Institute, in the parish
of Iberville.
By Dir. Lott, of Rapides:
An act granting certain privileges to the
Louisiana Canal and Land improvement
Company.
By Mr. Ringgold, of Orleans:
An act to incorporate the Charity Hospit-
al Lottery Association of the city of New Or
leans, and providing for revenue for the
support OF said hospital, and the conducting
OF the said lottery under the auspices of
the State Lottery Commissioners, and for
other purposes.
By Mr.. kenner, of Orleans:
An act to define the jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace for the parish of Orleans in all
civil causes, when the amount claimed does
not exceed one hQedfed dollars, exclusive of
interest and costs.
BY Mr.. johnson, OF Orleans:
An act for the relief of Lewis johnson, of
New Orleans.
BY Mr. Saliniere:
An act for the relief of the Supervisor of
Registration of the State of Louisiana.
By Mr.. WOrrall, of Jefferson:
An act to regulate the conduct of street
and to enforce the forfeiture of
violated street railroad charters.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Previous notice having been given, House
Bill No. 10 al act entitled san act to re-
district the Police jury wards Of the parish
Of Livingston, which was put upon its FIRST
reading.
Under suspension of the constitutional
rule the bill WAS read second time, and re-
Ferred to the Committee ON Corporations.
Previous notice having been given, House
bill No. 20, an act entitled an act to regulate
oans, wesput upon its first reading
Under suspension of the constitutional
'ulcs, the bill underwent its second reading,
md was referred to the committee on Banks
md Banking.
Previous notice having been given, House
,ill No. 81, an actentitled an act to regulate
md preserve the public peace in, and to pro-
libit unlawful and lewd conduct at places
4 d nussnent in the State OF Louisiana, and
or other purposes, was put upon its first
ealing
The constitutional rules having been sus-
'ended, the bill WAS put upon its second |
sading, and referred to the Committee on !
judiciary.
Previous notice having been given, House
i'll No. %, an act entitled m act to amend |
nd re enact sections, one, three and five of
an net to provide for the removal of OBJ
tructions in Bayou Bartholomew. and to inn
rove the navigation Of tho same, and |
,aking an appropriation therefor, approx
d March 5, 1870, was put on its first read
ng.
The constitutional rules were suspended,
he bill was read Il second time by titled and |
eferred to the Committee on Internal I'm
rovcments. Ht}t7
Previous notice having been given, House
i'll No.23, an act entitled an act for the re-
Of of Andrew Freamet & Co.: levee con-
FACTORS, WIS read for the first time.
The constitutional rules were suspended
le bill read u second time, and was referred
, tho (,,,nu,itfao C1o;ma