The Louisianian., 1871-03-05


taxes and other dues: ~ uis ,4ase
OF billto be entitled M act to amend IN
act entitled an act to organize, arm and
equip a uniform militia; to provide for II,
instruction, duties, and government, etc,
to make further provisions for State militia.
BY Mr.. Todd;
OF o bill to be entitled an act for the re-
lief of l.. Surge.
OF . biz to be entitled IN act to author
ize the purchase OF books, maps and.
for use in the State Librlry.
BY Mr.. Bowman: I
or bill to be entitled an act to fix the
time of holding the terms OF the Twelfth
District Court in tho parish Of Union
BY Mr.. Butler:
OF a bill to be entitled an act to incorpo-
rate the Metropolitan Drainage Company;
to provide for sewering and draining the city
Of New Orleans and Carrollton; to provide
the means to defray the expense thereof and
to repeal portions of act No. 4, approved
March IL, 1870, authorizing the drainage to
be executed by the New Orleans and Ship
Island Canal Company.
BY Mr.. Ray:
OF a bill to be entitled an act relative TO
Gifou's Louisiana Justice and Constable
Guide.
{ BY. Mr.. Swords: ..sls.
OF bill to be entitled an act to incor-
porate the town of Napoloonville, in the
parish Of Assumption.
BY Mr. Hunsaker:
Of a bill.to be entitled an act to estab-
hsh the Seventeenth judicial District.
By MIR Ingraham:
OF bill to be entitled an act to amend
the fifty-seventh section of an act entitled
IAN at to provide q revenue; to levy
and collect taxes; to grant and collect
licenses; to provide for the creation, ap-
pointment md removal of revenue otfi-
GERS and to define their duties; to punish
certain crimes and misdcmeanOrs, and to
create liens and mortgages in favor of the
State in certain cases, and to regulate the
manner of the payment Of moneys from
the treasury"
Also, of bill to be entitled an act re-
lative to the collections of taxes, licenses
and dues imposed by the city Of New Or
Ieons and due to fho snpe
BY Mr.. Harris: -., ...s
OF q bill to be entitled an act to incor-
pOrate tho Vidalia, Alexandria and Texas
Railroad Company, and to grant State cid
thereto.
| INTIoDCcTIoNs OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced b,
unanimous consent, and without previous
notice:
BY Mr.. Smith.
A bill to be entitled an act for the relic
of the Home Insurance Company of New
} Orleans.
Passed its first reading:
The constitutional rule was then sus
pended by four-ifths affirmative vote
the bill put on its second reading, ant
referred to the Committee on Judiciary
Also, bill to be entitled an act for til,
relief of the Hope insurance Company
, A. Il. Griswold & Co., A. B. Griswolc
and Adam Thompson, all of the city O
New Orleans.
, Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
:, pended by e four-ffths affirmative vote
the bill put upon its second reading, an
referred to the Committee on Judiciary
c b. Mr.. Kelso:
A bill entitled an act to rppropriat
}. forty thousand dollars ($4O,O00), and
improve the navigation of Bayou Rapides.
y Passed its frs. reading.
=. The constitutional rule was then suspended
a four-ffths affirmative vote, the bill put on i
= second reading, and referred to the Commit,
! on Drainage. ... -it
By III. Gauup: ... Il-.
A bill entitled IN act amending and re-enac
. ing an act entitled IAN act relative to swan
lands in the parish of St Mary, now Iberia
l. approved March IL. 1858, and an act amendato
II thereto. approved February 81, 1SG0
ii Passed its first reading ...
d The constitutional rule was then suspended
~ four -fif.hs affirmative vote. tho bill put on
second reading and referred to the Commit
. on Drainage, Canals and Inland Navigation, nl
le ordered printed rn
> BY Mr.. Told
bill to be entitled an act to preserve and il
Va prove part OF the public records in and for 4
parish of Orleans, and to provide for the sam
Passed its first reading. -..